開京の都市商業施設の建築形式と役割

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This paper is to clarify on the architectural form and role of the city mercantile facilities of Kaegyong, the capital of Koryo dynasty, based on a close study of historical records. The commercial space in Kaegyong was formed from a corridor-like basic element, the Rou(廊). This was a long roofed building continuously connected, consisting of section of varying numbers of stories, and having various facades. Its form was long and narrow, aligned with the main street, and the housing district and the street where various events and commercial activities occurred, separated and coexisted effectively by it. The use of this commercial space is shown to have extended to acting as a workshop, a storehouse, a place of rest, and as charities. This indicates that these commercial spaces of Kaegyong also had a character as a kind of political space and religious space. As mentioned above, in the city space of Kaegyong, the market overflowed beyond the district initially designated for it where the domain was restricted, and moved to the roadsides, and so commercial spaces linked to roadways were occurred and established.
社団法人日本建築学会の論文
2005-12-30