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Korea's first modern architecture displayed artistic qualities through innovative and distinctive designs. These buildings were mainly constructed during the Japanese colonial era (1910s to 1945) and the post-Korean War period. The artistic features of these buildings adhered to modernist architectural principles, emphasizing simplicity, geometric shapes, clean lines, and practical functionality. They successfully integrated practicality and aesthetic beauty, harmonizing unique design elements into the architecture. These pioneering structures had a significant impact on Korea's architectural development, playing a crucial role in shaping its modern identity and still holding a significant place in Korean architectural history and culture.

한국의 부산은 새로운 세상와 연결되는 관문이었다.

범일은 개항 이후 부산이 견인한 새로운 산업의 결정이 맺혀있다. 전시관이 위치한 범일, 부산진시장 일대는 섬유, 귀금속 등 근대 산업의 발원지로서 부산의 경제와 노동, 이주와 맞닿은 세상을 넓히는 공간이라는 장소적 맥락을 가지고 있다. 일제강점기 시절 '조선방직'이라는 방직공장이 있어서, 줄여서 '조방'이라 불렸다. 1968년을 끝으로 해체되었으며, 해체 당시 무려 8만 평이나 되는 큰 공장이었다. 매축지마을로 불리던 동네 인근에만 총 1만여 세대 가까운 고층 아파트 단지가 들어서면서 기존의 열악한 환경의 동네에서 초고층 아파트들이 모인 신흥 부촌으로 변화중인 동네로 현재와 과거의 한국의 모습을 동시에 관찰할 수 있는 지역적 특징을 가진다.

Busan in Korea was a gateway to a new world.

The area around Beomil and Busanjin Market, where the exhibition hall is located, is the origin of modern industries such as textiles and precious metals. During the Japanese colonial period, there was a textile factory called 'Joseon Textile', so it was called 'Jobang' for short. It was dismantled at the end of 1968, and at the time of dismantling, it was a large factory with a whopping 80,000 pyeong. As high-rise apartment complexes with a total of about 10,000 households were built in the neighborhood of what was once called Maechuk Village, the neighborhood is changing from a poor neighborhood to a new wealthy neighborhood with high-rise apartments. have characteristics.

Korea's first modern architecture displayed artistic qualities through innovative and distinctive designs. These buildings were mainly constructed during the Japanese colonial era (1910s to 1945) and the post-Korean War period. The artistic features of these buildings adhered to modernist architectural principles, emphasizing simplicity, geometric shapes, clean lines, and practical functionality. They successfully integrated practicality and aesthetic beauty, harmonizing unique design elements into the architecture. These pioneering structures had a significant impact on Korea's architectural development, playing a crucial role in shaping its modern identity and still holding a significant place in Korean architectural history and culture.

전시장소 / venue

한국의 부산은 새로운 세상와 연결되는 관문이었다.

범일은 개항 이후 부산이 견인한 새로운 산업의 결정이 맺혀있는 지역이다. 전시관이 위치한 범일, 부산진시장 일대는 섬유, 귀금속 등 근대 산업의 발원지로서 부산의 경제와 노동, 이주와 맞닿은 세상을 넓히는 공간이라는 장소적 맥락을 가지고 있다. 일제강점기 시절 '조선방직'이라는 방직공장이 있어서, 줄여서 '조방'이라 불렸다. 1968년을 끝으로 해체되었으며, 해체 당시 무려 8만 평이나 되는 큰 공장이었다. 매축지마을로 불리던 동네 인근에만 총 1만여 세대 가까운 고층 아파트 단지가 들어서면서 기존의 열악한 환경의 동네에서 초고층 아파트들이 모인 신흥 부촌으로 변화중인 동네로 현재와 과거의 한국의 모습을 동시에 관찰할 수 있는 지역적 특징을 가진다.

Busan in Korea was a gateway to a new world.

The area around Beomil and Busanjin Market, where the exhibition hall is located, is the origin of modern industries such as textiles and precious metals. During the Japanese colonial period, there was a textile factory called 'Joseon Textile', so it was called 'Jobang' for short. It was dismantled at the end of 1968, and at the time of dismantling, it was a large factory with a whopping 80,000 pyeong. As high-rise apartment complexes with a total of about 10,000 households were built in the neighborhood of what was once called Maechuk Village, the neighborhood is changing from a poor neighborhood to a new wealthy neighborhood with high-rise apartments. have characteristics.