• 한국농촌건축학회논문집
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• 제21권2호
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• pp.19-26
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• 2019

Pungsu theory is important one in the site selection and lay-out of traditional Korean village and house. In this aspect, Study with a view of Pungsu theory might be used as a proper method for understanding the traditional architecture in Korea. In this context, this study analyzes the Jeong, Dong-Ho's house which is designated no. 19 as an important folk cultural heritage, located in Jigok Ochu-gil 133-62, Godeok-myon, Yesan-gun, Chungnam province. The analysis of the site and space lay-out is carried out by Yong(Dragon), Hyoel(Auspicious Spot), Sa(Sands), Su(Water) aspects of the Pungsu(Fengshui) Hyungsei-ron. The house is depending upon soft dragon vein connecting with a earth type rear mountain. It looks southeast direction, Gonjwasonhyang(乾坐巽向). The hyeolseong(穴星) has classical venus shape, and there is no faults relatively. The Sasinsa condition is almost perfect that right blue dragon and left white tiger surround the hyeol with 3-4 layers and the facing mountain covers the front open area. The water flowing from inside of left and right mountain is joined in front of the house so it could stop flowing out of vital energy. Bibo forest(裨補樹) is placed properly to protect the easy disclose of water outlet. The house is well organized western house(西四宅) by analysis of Dongseosataek-ron(東西四宅論). Through the analysis, I found that the house has good Pungsu(Fengshui) environment fitted with Pungsu Hyungsei-ron. The house composed of small thatched roof is enclosed several times by low hills of back, left and right side. So it is believed that the site might be carefully evaluated by Yong, Hyoel, Sa, Su of Hyeongsei-ron for knowing whether the site condition could minimize the demage by strong winds and protect from the winter cold wind and secure water for drinking and farming and then selected. The method of Pungsu for evaluating the geographical condition of surrounding of a site is used as a traditional site analysis method for evaluating the suitability of long-term well and safe residence.

• 건축역사연구
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• 제29권2호
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• pp.75-88
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• 2020

There are stone sculptures diversely shaped in several parts of Gyeongbokgung. Geunjeongjeon is a place where the stone sculptures are intensively placed among the various palace buildings of Gyeongbokgung, and it is more important because it contains the phases of the age of the dynasty and the symbolism of governing philosophy. What can be seen in the structure of auspicious animal sculptures is based on the form of instinctive thought that the heavenly and human order systems are in an organic correspondence with each other, especially with regard to astronomical events such as Samwon Sasin 12jisin 28su. The parts that have been interpreted only in Sasin and 12jisin in the interpretations such as wild dogs, Gyoryong, camels, wolves, and apes were able to clarify the contents by revealing the form of 28su. In particular, as Beopsu Ssangbeopsu at the corner may be related to the guardian deity who governs water, called Yimun, Chimi, and Chimun, it is one of Bibo's ways to protect the palace that was vulnerable to fire. In addition, the shape of the existing 28su placed Dambi, but Ha Woldae at the Geunjeongjeon was assumed to have a camel statue and a planned arrangement of double meaning with the Bibo form of Pungsu Sasinsa, and it is also a feature of the arrangement of Woldae at the Geunjeongjeon. The actual composition of auspicious animals at the Nambogye of Geunjeongjeon was in the order of Haechi, wild dogs, horses and Jujak, and the contents of "Gyeongbokgung Construction Daily Record" were in the order of Haechi, horses, wild dogs, and Jujak. As to different composition layouts, based on the contents of the "Gyeongbok palace Construction Daily Record", the composition of Samjae Cheonjiin (天地人) was interpreted differently from the conventional interpretation of the arrangement of Woldae. All of these forms are associated with defense systems in the four directions and have become animal representations of each direction. The auspicious animal statues placed on the railing of Geunjeongjeon Woldae can be seen as reflected in a single building with the three dimensional personality that includes Pungsu's Bibo personality with the symbolic meaning that reveals the centrality as Jeong Jeon, the nation's best politics let alone the ideological system of the ancient astronomical of the East called Men Heaven Unity.

• 한국조경학회지
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• 제37권4호
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• pp.72-85
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• 2009

본 연구는 인간 활동을 담는 형식과 의미의 총체라 할 수 있는 서원, 그 중에서도 경상남도 함양의 남계서원을 대상으로 공간 및 시각구성상에 내재된 형식미와 의미 파악을 통해 서원 조영에 담겨진 경관짜임 원리를 풀이하고 현대 유사 전통적 공간의 경관설계 시 적용하기 위한 착안점을 구하기 위해 시도되었다. 남계서원은 생성과 풍요를 거쳐 초월과 회귀로 이어지는 비산비야(非山非野)의 풍수적 명처[연화부수형]에 생거사유(生居死幽) 형국에서부터 치(置)와 화(和)를 이루고 있다. 그리고 사당-내삼문-강당-동서재-외삼문으로 이어지는 위계는 일상제-삼신-오제로 연결되는 삼신오제사상의 투영이자 주자가례에 의한 예제적 틀을 준용한 비례부동(非禮不動)의 의미 넣기 기법이다. 또한 남계서원의 환경설계에는 산수의 물질적 대립 항 그리고 전후(前後), 종횡(縱橫), 동정(動靜)이라는 방향과 운동의 이진부호적 복합체계를 개입시켜, 경직된 축선을 고집하지 않으면서도 자연지형에 밀착된 건물과 마당의 공간 및 시각구성상의 비대칭 균형원칙을 추구하여 '치와 화'의 교집합 공간을 구축하였다. 한편, 건물 이름 짓기는 학문수양과 관련하여 성리학적 가르침과 풍수사신사(風水四神砂) 구조와 연계시켜 이루어짐으로서 기능과 의미를 일체화시킨 치와 화의 경관 놓기와 경관 맞추기가 드러나고 있다. 또한, 건물과 마당의 폐쇄감으로 볼 때 강학(講學) 및 유상(遊賞)공간 그리고 제향공간은 그 공간성격에 따라 개방감과 위요감, 긴장감과 안도감, 상승감과 위계감이 적절히 부여되는 등 청각적으로 의사 전달이 가능한 인간적 척도 개념이 반영되고 있다. 남계서원의 초기 건립과 이후의 변모과정에서 드러난 자연과 유연하게 이어지는 기능, 완결을 지향하는 비완결의 열림 그리고 긴장과 이완이 반복되는 동세적 아름다움을 구현하기 위한 치(置-놓기)와 자연과 일체감을 갖는 질서와 연속, 기념성과 일상성의 공유 등을 구현하기 위한 화(和-맞추기)의 경관짜임 의도는 오늘날 토지이용계획은 물론 캠퍼스 환경설계 분야에 시사하는 바가 크다.