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(Background and Purpose) The purpose of this study is to derive the invisible spatial characteristics of Frank O. Gehry's architecture, and to analyze the invisible spatial characteristics of his architecture based on geometric forms and the theoretical background of Gehry's architecture. Therefore, this study has a significance to identify what morphological characteristics the pure geometric forms found in the invisible space of Gehry's architecture exhibit. (Method) The scope and method of this study are as follows. In Chapter 1, the background and purpose of this study is presented, and in Chapter 2, the morphological definition, the semantic theory of geometry, and the spatial concept of Frank Gehry's architecture are examined. In Chapter 3, the morphological characteristics of geometry and invisible space are analyzed, and in Chapter 4, the morphological characteristics of the invisible space and geometry shown in Frank Gehry's architecture are derived. Lastly, in Chapter 5, the contents of the research are synthesized, then the conclusion is presented. (Result) As a result of selecting and analyzing Frank Gehry's architectures, the early work (Danziger Studio And Residence), mid-period work (Vitra Design Museum), and late work (Guggenheim Museum Bilbao), known to the public, the form perception of geometry was expressed as simplicity, brevity, and completeness. In addition, as a result of analyzing the invisible space through the geometric figures of triangle base, rectangle base, and curve base, the derived languages were extinction, trace, and space, and the analysis perspective was classified into the conversion space, the filling space, and the empty space. (Conclusion) The three shapes derived from the results of this analysis are the conceptual shapes, the representational shapes, and the transcendental shapes. These characteristics express the space in which the figurative background has been deleted through extinction and filling, and the disappeared space becomes an invisible space again. It appears as traces of transitional shapes filled with. In this way, the languages derived from traces, space, and extinction is the word that means the conceptual form, the representational form, and the transcendental form, as well as the form recognition of invisible space. This study presents a new architectural space analysis method derived using geometric ¡ã ¡á ¡Ü triangle base, rectangle base, and curve base figures in representing architecture, which is an expression of the substantial shapes, as the invisible representative shapes. As the analysis method is presented, based on this, it is expected that various analysis methods will be applied to future architectural space analysis. |