일제 강점기 시가지계획 결정이유서에 나타난 ‘市街割標準圖’에 관한 연구

Abstract

This study aims at exploring the ways for Japanese technocrat to establish the 'Land division standard drawing' in the

Decision Reason Statements for Town Planning, and its application to Korean cities during the period of Japanese occupation. In

the 1930s, Korea witnessed suburbanization for the first time. Responding to the rapid increase of urban population, Japanese

colonial government announced the Urban District Plan Decree in 1934, which involved two major urban planning concepts:

zoning and land readjustment. These concepts led to a shift in urban planning from a linear one to a planar one. Based on this

law, the Japanese colonial government established town planning for 43 urban cities nationwide and carried out 61 land

adjustment projects. The Land division standard drawing served as a kind of diagram in the moment of land subdivision, which

resulted in generating homeogenous urban space. This is the main reason this study focused on the standard drawing in urban

desing in the 1930s.