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To contribute to the development of age-friendly cities in South Korea, which has entered a super-aged society, this study systematically analyzed trends in academic research regarding the physical environment accumulated in the fields of architecture and urban planning from 2010 to 2025. The 36 detailed physical environment checklist items from the WHO Age-Friendly Cities guidelines were utilized as the analytical framework. The results indicate a surge in research since 2017, aligning with the policy demands of local governments. Research subjects exhibited a dual structure, polarized into “mixed” research addressing the city as a whole and research focusing on specific spaces. In terms of research types, research on the development of planning principles and tools accounted for the highest proportion. The analysis by WHO checklist item confirmed that while research was concentrated on key items such as greenspaces and walkways, safety, roads, and design, areas such as transportation service operations and housing retrofitting and maintenance were identified as gaps with relatively insufficient research. This study confirms that domestic research has focused on single-facility improvements and hardware-centric approaches, lacking integrated perspectives at the living-sphere network level. Accordingly, this study suggests that future research must shift toward practical directions that integrate hardware and software and ensure organic connectivity centered on the living sphere.

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Abstract
1. 서론
1.1 연구배경 및 목적
1.2 고령친화도시의 개념
1.3 고령친화도시 관련 선행연구 및 차별성
2. 학술연구 분석틀 설계
2.1 연구 설계 및 분석틀
2.2 단계별 분석 대상 및 방법
3. 국내 학술 연구 동향 분석
3.1 분석 대상 연구의 일반적 현황
3.2 학술 연구 대상과 연구 유형 간 관계 분석
3.3 WHO 점검항목에 따른 학술 연구의 계획요소 분석
4. 국내 연구의 종합 논의 및 시사점
4.1. 국내 고령친화도시 물리적 환경 연구의 주요 특징
4.2. 연구의 편중 및 공백 영역
4.3 학술 연구의 한계 및 과제
5. 결론
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• 서윤재 [ Seo, Yun-Jae | 경북대학교 건축학과, 공학석사 ]
• 김수영 [ Kim, Su-Young | 경북대학교 건축학부 부교수, 공학박사 ] Corresponding Author

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