| 논문명 |
[논문] 챨스 꼬레아(Charles Correa)의 미술관건축 공간구성 특성에 관한 연구 |
| 수록사항 |
한국박물관건축학회 논문집, 통권 제3호 (2000-04) |
| 주제어 |
챨스 꼬레아 ; 미술관 ; Charles Correa ; museum |
| 요약1 |
본 연구는 인도의 비평적 지역주의 건축을 선도하며, 주어진 자원을 활용하여 적절한 어휘를 만들면서 인도건축의 정체성을 더욱 뚜렷하게 부각시켜 주고 있는 건축가 챨스 꼬레아(Charles Correa, 이하 꼬레아, 1930- )의 작품세계관을 살펴보고, 그의 수많은 작품들 중 비평적 지역주의를 잘 반영시켜 계획된 미술관 건축물들의 공간 및 디자인 요소의 분석을 통해 그 구성요소 및 특성, 건축어휘 등을 고찰해 봄으로써 한국의 각 지방마다 우후죽순처럼 건립되고 있는 많은 미술관건축물의 계획에 있어 정체성 확립에 대한 방법론을 간접적으로 제시해 보고자 한다. |
| 요약2 |
This study focused on the works of Charles Correa(1930- ) who has been well known in combining the tradition and the modern concept of architecture to come up with new vocabularies in the history of architecture and manipulating the surrounding environmental conditions. As a leading architect promoting the concept of "Architectural Regionalism" in India, his contribution to fully expose the Identity of Indian Architecture has been remarkable. Among many of Correa's works, the museum projects best represent his interpretation of the Regionalism. His successful explanation of the Regionalism through the development of spatial organization and design elements will be helpful tip to our recent movement of museum construction through out the whole country without any pre-planning or respecting to the surrounding condition or to the local identity.
Correa's constant consideration on the use of local materials, cultural background, even the weather condition always effected his architectural design which is the reason that his architecture blends well with surrounding nature when it is completed. He often uses the phrase "open-to-sky space concept" in order to show his concern about the modern ideas dominating traditional India without any proper understanding of the basic values of the country. This study will reveal his unique architectural concepts through his museum designs as well as looking at some clever ways of adapting the traditional forms of India - such as using Mandala or village forms- in order to create modernized architectural monuments representing new India. |
