| 논문명 |
독일 여성 건축가 루시 힐레브란트의 공간메타포 연구 / A Study on the Space Metaphor of the German Female Architect Lucy Hillebrand |
| 수록사항 |
한국문화공간건축학회 논문집, 통권 제59호 (2017-08) |
| 주제어 |
몸의 메타포 ; 루시 힐레브란트 ; 공간문자 ; 사회관계도식 ; 오픈 프래그먼트 ; Body Metaphor ; Lucy Hillebrand ; Raumschrift ; Soziogramm ; Open Fragment |
| 요약2 |
The human body can be thought as a kind of receptacle, in which the perceived external environment is changed into the signified. There are two ways to constitute the spacial perceiving and formalization that are performed by the human body. The one is the cognitive way, with which man perceives things through celebral consciousness and unconsciousness and recognizes a space with this perception, and the other the sensitive way, with which man perceives things directly through the senses. Therefore one can say that the human body has not only the aspects of the physical activity but also the aspects of the perception, the emotion, the sense, and the psyche, and that it is necessary not to turn to the hierarchical paradigm of the ratio/the sense, but to the integral paradigm of an all man that unifies the cognitive and the bodily sensitive.The trial of this spacial turn had been already made by the poststructuralists at the end of 20th century. But the space design that was practised according to this body discourse had been come into practised by the german woman architect, Lucy Hillebrand (1906-1997) who had applied the space metaphor of the feminine body to the architectural space paradigm. Although she was neither a architectural theorist nor a specialist of the architectural discourses, she showed an fascinating architectural discourse that preoccupied the de-logocentrist space discourse. This study will elucidate the actual foundations of the space metaphor and the de-logocentrist space construction which are located under the space discourse and its realizations of Lucy Hillebrand. Moreover this study will sound out the frames of the space metaphor of body for the establishment of the operation space of the imageric body in which the traditional architectural paradigm is reorganized and the infinite signifying effects are produced. |
