A Study on the Order of Priority of evaluation·monitoring measures in urban regeneration projects

Lee, Jong-Kun; Lee, Sam-Su; Kim, Ryoon-Hee; Kim, Hongjoo

doi:10.21447/jup.2016.7.1.5

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“…The solution for the decaying urban areas must be approached with low-risk and innovative ideas. Under the circumstance, in South Korea, T&T urbanism has been considered [25], exploring ways to activate streets through typology [26], utilizing vacant houses in local cities and their surroundings [27], and implementing urban regeneration projects [28].…”

Section: South Korean Context Of Urban Regenerationmentioning

confidence: 99%

In-Formality?: Two Cases of Temporary Uses in Urban Regeneration of South Korea

Kim

2024

Sustainability

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This paper aims to explore how we can utilize temporary and tactical urbanism in urban regeneration, focusing on its ability to redistribute power relations and foster inclusive processes. The research analysis compares two urban regeneration projects that were implemented under the concept of temporary urbanism in South Korea. The first case involves the transformation of a declining shipbuilding yard area into a cultural and small retail sector, while the second case is a regeneration project of an abandoned municipal cultural center. To identify detailed differences and similarities, this research tracked the project processes and changes in relationships through in-depth interviews and the analysis of related documents. The significance of these cases lies in illustrating two distinct paths of urban transition, from informal to formal and legitimate territory. This research suggests temporary urbanism as a means of introducing new ideas and functions into urban space, especially within the context of formal and informal relations.

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Section: South Korean Context Of Urban Regenerationmentioning

confidence: 99%