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http://dx.doi.org/10.5762/KAIS.2016.17.9.163

An Study on the Construction of Basic Data System for Restoration of 3x3 Kan Central Hall Remains of Buddhist Temple in Joseon Dynasty - Comparison with the floor plan of the extant Hall-

Kim, Hwan-Chol (Dept. of History&Culture Contents, Sunmoon University)
An, Dai-Whan (Dept. of Architecture, Chungbuk University)

Publication Information

Journal of the Korea Academia-Industrial cooperation Society / v.17, no.9, 2016 , pp. 163-177 More about this Journal

Abstract

This study suggests a method for making a system of basic materials for the restoration of the 3X3 Kan central hall remains of a Buddhist temple from the Joseon Dynasty. Because there are both an extant hall and remains from the Joseon Dynasty, the basic material can be constructed through comparison with the floor plan. Multi-step comparisons were found to be the most suitable example for restoration. For this study, five parts of the 3x3 Kan remains were compared with 70 extant halls for a case study. For the first comparison, the limit of collection makes four examples in the whole examples. There are many relationships with the area and the length ratio of the front to the side as the comparison articles, so there are examples that satisfied both comparison articles. However, there is little relationship between the length ratio of the front Eokan to the front Hyeopkan and the length ratio of side Eokan to the side Hyeopkan. The construction method of the basic material shows the possibility of expansion with various directions that have pros and cons.

Keywords

Restoration of Central hall; Basic material system; comparison with the extant hall; floor plan;

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