N.J. HABRAKEN의 주거대 이론을 통한 행복주택의 유형별 평면 분석- 존과 마진 시스템을 중심으로 - (Analysis of Plan Types of Happy Housing with N.J. HABRAKEN Supports System - Focused on A Zone & Margin System -)

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· 발행기관 : 한국생태환경건축학회
· 수록지 정보 : KIEAE Journal / 20권 / 3호 / 73 ~ 79페이지
· 저자명 : 하민호, 김진모

초록

Purpose: The purpose of this study is to examine the supports theory of N.J. Habraken, one of the methods ofanalyzing public rental housing applied in the Netherlands, an advanced country, for the analysis of the floor plan ofHappy House among public rental housing at present, and to apply the result of examination of the theory by typesof floor plans of Happy House. We identified the pros and cons through analysis Method: The research methods ofthis study are as follows. First, the policies and background for Happy House in public rental housing were analyzedthrough prior research and various literature. Second, the theoretical contents of N.J. Habraken, a representativeauthority on public rental housing in the Netherlands, were analyzed among the cases of developed countries inpublic rental housing. Third, through the analysis of the zone and margin system of the Supports Theory by N.J.
Habraken, we studied whether it is possible to apply Habraken’s theory to Happy House floor plans in Korea.
Fourth, the advantages and disadvantages were derived using this theory, by analyzing the various floor plan typesof Happy House made by government funded LH.Finally, the problems and limitations of the current floor plans ofHappy House were evaluated. Result: We could confirm that the current 4 types of floor plans of Happy Houselacked in various areas to reflect the needs of vulnerable households. According to the comparative analysis, themarginal space that exists between the zones, especially the Alpha Zone and the Beta Zone, which is equivalent toa private space, can change the composition of the space demanded by individuals. However, such marginal spacewas only partially present in a 16m² floor plan, and in other floor plans, none of the Alpha and the Beta marginscould be found.

영어초록

Purpose: The purpose of this study is to examine the supports theory of N.J. Habraken, one of the methods ofanalyzing public rental housing applied in the Netherlands, an advanced country, for the analysis of the floor plan ofHappy House among public rental housing at present, and to apply the result of examination of the theory by typesof floor plans of Happy House. We identified the pros and cons through analysis Method: The research methods ofthis study are as follows. First, the policies and background for Happy House in public rental housing were analyzedthrough prior research and various literature. Second, the theoretical contents of N.J. Habraken, a representativeauthority on public rental housing in the Netherlands, were analyzed among the cases of developed countries inpublic rental housing. Third, through the analysis of the zone and margin system of the Supports Theory by N.J.
Habraken, we studied whether it is possible to apply Habraken’s theory to Happy House floor plans in Korea.
Fourth, the advantages and disadvantages were derived using this theory, by analyzing the various floor plan typesof Happy House made by government funded LH.Finally, the problems and limitations of the current floor plans ofHappy House were evaluated. Result: We could confirm that the current 4 types of floor plans of Happy Houselacked in various areas to reflect the needs of vulnerable households. According to the comparative analysis, themarginal space that exists between the zones, especially the Alpha Zone and the Beta Zone, which is equivalent toa private space, can change the composition of the space demanded by individuals. However, such marginal spacewas only partially present in a 16m² floor plan, and in other floor plans, none of the Alpha and the Beta marginscould be found.

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