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http://dx.doi.org/10.5762/KAIS.2018.19.6.176

Characteristics of SocioExperimental Container Architecture for the Sustainable Urban Regeneration Focusing on WaiWai Container Project in Saga Prefecture, Japan -  

Choi, Soon-Sub (School of Architecture, Korea National University of Transportation)
Oh, Joon-Gul (School of Architecture, Seoul National University of Science & Technology)
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Journal of the Korea Academia-Industrial cooperation Society / v.19, no.6, 2018 , pp. 176-187 More about this Journal
Abstract
The Korean government has been encouraging 'continuous' post-pump priming project management through relevant local personnel planning, action, and management, upon the selection of 68 sites for urban regeneration as part of the New Deal Project. This study assessed the utilization characteristics of containers, the socio-experimental temporary occupation facilities, as a tool for 'sustainable' urban regeneration. This is to identify the potential limitations of urban regeneration by the utilization of containers as public sector temporary occupation facilities and to provide adequate directions based on its efficacy. By comparing three Korean cases with the Japanese WaiWai project, in terms of 10 elements, the preoccupations with the social trend and scenery, and undifferentiated functions of the facilities focusing on the commercial or working aspects have been identified as limitations of Korean cases. Based on the analyses, the following are suggested as plausible approaches to utilize socio-experimental containers for sustainable urban regeneration: 1. Planning and management should be done by the same organization because the absence of the planning party's participation in the management likely leads to the pursuit of only profits. 2. Diversification and combinations of different utilization purposes of a single site and numerous planning of experimental container uses are in need. 3. Accommodations of heavy commercial uses lead to a decline in the continuity of follow-up projects and a change in the urban regeneration directions. Therefore, it is important to include a public socio-experimental program rather than a simple commercial or promotion program for the following urban renewal project.
Keywords
Container Architecture; Saga Prefecture; Socio-Experimental; Sustainable Urban Regeneration; WaiWai Container Project;
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