Abstract
This study is focused on the 80 case studies of 'Hanok' newly built after 1990's and analyzes their architectural trend and its typological characteristics. It also has classified 'Hanok' according to applied space formation, materials as well as building construction planning, in order to study on the trend of diverse 'Hanok' built recently. Consequently, this study has drawn the following conclusions. First, for the tradition oriented 'Hanok', there are three cases mostly built by traditional carpenter, and their average gross area is $86m^2$ and average number of resident is 2.7. Secondly, transformational 'Hanok', which is combined with traditional exterior as well as modern convenient interior, has thirty four cases. And they are the most universal types of 'Hanok' among other cases and their average gross area is $93m^2$ and the number of resident is 3.3. Thirdly, there are 8 cases of applied 'Hanok' with average gross area of $67m^2$ as well as average number of resident of 2.3. Finally, 27 cases are simplified 'Hanok' and their average gross area is $76m^2$ and average number of resident is 2.3.