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The purpose of this study was to analyze the possibility of Pilotis' publicness through the case of the new Pilotis space in modern city. Pilotis is a part of private space and is naturally public because of its connected nature in public space. Pilotis, which was created by Le Corbusier's City Hall, was limited to residential buildings in modern times, so it did not really realize two possible aspects of the concept of relations with cities and the public nature. However, there are various variations in the form of the Piloti space in modern urban spaces, and the concept of the flow, publicity for pedestrians, the fundamental concept that Corbusier's Piloti had, is actually working. |