A Study on the living space of Nampa old houses through the interview of residents

Byoung-Jin Kim; ChiHoo Shin

doi:10.6107/JKHA.2022.33.4.065

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A Study on the living space of Nampa old houses through the interview of residents 거주자 면담을 통한 남파(南坡)고택의 주거공간특성 연구

25 August 2022. pp. 65-74

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Abstract

The premise of this study is that the relationship between human beings and residence can be understood when a house is identified from the perspective of occupant. From an internal point of view rather than an external point of view of a traditional house, it is intended to reveal the meaning of the relationship between humans and residence from the lives of residents. The type of housing has changed according to way of human life for a long time, and humans have conveyed the meaning of life through various actions within it. This study reveals the residential usage and meaning of house by investigating their residential behavior that have been passed down from generation to generation, in Nampa old house, one of the representative houses of Jeonnam-do.

Keywords

Upper-Class House

Nampa Old House

Interview of Residents

키워드

상류가옥

남파고택

거주자 면담

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Publisher :The Korean Housing Association
Publisher(Ko) :한국주거학회
Journal Title :Journal of the Korean Housing Association
Journal Title(Ko) :한국주거학회논문집
Volume : 33
No :4
Pages :65-74
Received Date : 2022-06-29
Revised Date : 2022-08-08
Accepted Date : 2022-08-16
DOI :https://doi.org/10.6107/JKHA.2022.33.4.065

Journal of the Korean Housing Association ISSN:2234-3571(Print) 2234-2257(Online) 한국주거학회논문집

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