국내 사찰건축에서 나타나는 감성디자인의 자연적 유입에 관한 치유환경 특성 분석 - 공용공간을 중심으로 -

Abstract

A temple is a measure performed by Buddhists. In early Buddhism, it was said that there was no temple because it was based on no possession. However, North India, where Buddhism took place, belongs to a subtropical climate, and it was difficult to perform because it is famous as the rainiest place in the world, especially in summer. Therefore, the monks gathered in a certain place to practice. This summer is called Haan-ga, and the temple was created for this Haan-ga. The temple located in the center of the city is a representative urban religious space. In modern times, it has become easily accessible to the public through the temples in the city, and it is possible to know the temple architecture of Korea, which has been deepened by finding and analyzing the emotional natural design elements that can be felt therein. Traditional temple architecture and development history can be encountered, and as a research topic related to Buddhist temples, it is significant that the field of interior architecture design can be further developed in the future. This paper is composed of chapter 1 introduction, chapters 2 to 3 main subject, and chapter 4 conclusions. In Chapter 4, we extracted and analyzed the natural emotional keywords of temples in the city center.