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Workshop Method Adaptation of SI Theory for Applying Closed Schools (SI(Skeleton/Infill)이론을 적용한 폐교활용의 워크숍 방법론)

  • Yi, Yong Kyu
    • Journal of the Korean Institute of Rural Architecture
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    • v.13 no.2
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    • pp.63-70
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    • 2011
  • Despite the high historical and topological values, closed schools are rarely reutilized. The reason can be likely explained by integrity of the building structure and unawareness of the operation and maintenance for closed schools. The purpose of this study is finding a possibility of reusing closed schools by deploying SI (Skeleton and Infill) theory. SI theory is separating the "skeleton" like structure from "infill" such as interior furnishings to extend building life without complete demolishing of the building. It will allow satisfying various local community demands by alternating infill without demolishing of historical and topological value of the building. The experimental test was undertaken with closed school for this study. The local community's demands or opinions were reflected to develop a strategy for deploying infill system especially movable storage furniture to closed school. The study finds possibilities that SI theory can assist local community to 1) construct potential demand for utilizing closed school and 2) suggest strategy for operating and maintaining closed school.

A Study of the Variable Infill System for Skeleton/Infill Housing in Japan (일본 SI집합주택 가변인필 시스템의 구성체계 분석)

  • Yi, Yong-Kyu
    • Journal of the Korean housing association
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    • v.20 no.3
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    • pp.123-131
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    • 2009
  • Skeleton/Infill Housing in Japan was developed in 1979 in order to provide a solution to the modem problem of the need to flexibly respond to diversified demands for housing, and to establish a social basis of housing as public housing complexes are realized. In this system, the "skeleton" like building structure, which has a social nature, is separated from "infill" such as interior furnishings, which have more individuality, The public body was the unified supplier of the skeleton, and the private sector satisfied each household's needs in tenus of infill using a demander participation approach, Today however, Skeleton/Infill Housing is required to solve an entirely new housing problem, necessitating a dramatic change of infill. For this reason, this study aims to clear the infill within the system and propose a more flexible system which can provide appropriate information to improve the infill.