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This study examined the visual perception of Gwangju Folly designed by 10 well-known international architects by request of Gwangju Metropolitan City during the Gwangju Design Biennale. The results were as follows. The most preferred image of Gwangju Folly was the type with all visual elements of a solid, a plane, and a line. The characteristics of visual perception for adjective pairs showed high explanation in 'formativeness', 'stability', and 'creativity' in most images. It suggested that folly which showed formatively stronger contrast than surrounding scenery gave judges confusion rather than visual enjoyment and folly with strong 'unity' needed to introduce more diverse formative elements. Thus, formative consideration suitable for place characteristics is necessary for users' sufficient recognition of and contact with Gwangju Folly. Then, with more practical purposes, Gwangju Folly should change its viewpoint from formation-focused visual enjoyment to space-focused happy experience. |