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With the shifting trend of central government's dominant role in national administration into local governments, many of them seem to compete with each other in building their brand new city halls. It is however difficult to hear how city dwellers regard their local governments' plan to build a new city hall as well as how they really evaluate them. It is also asked whether the increase of city halls in total volume of building and their employees is likely to lead to that of the city's competitiveness.
This research investigates the different perspectives in three groups of people, the visitors, the public officials and the architectural experts, in regard to their view on the increased volume of Gwangju city hall. Index of city's competitiveness which was suggested by Samsung Economic Research Institute is introduced for the analysis of six metropolitan cities, such as Seoul,
Busan, Taegu, Daejon, Inchon including Gwangju.
The investigation results show that the employees are believed in nothing wrong with the increased volume of city hall but the visitors and architectural experts show their criticism on that. For the question of whether the increased volume of city hall can lead to the city's increased competitiveness, the former strongly believes it but the latters do not. However, the mean of three cities' competitiveness with new city halls has very little difference with that of other contrasting three cities. This is very likely to suggest that the increased volume of city halls does not necessarily lead to the increase of the competitiveness.

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Abstract
 1. 서 론
  1.1 연구의 목적
  1.2 연구범위 및 방법
 2. 시.도청사 재건축 관련 연구 동향 및 비평
  2.1 연구 동향
  2.2 청사 재건축을 바라보는 긍정적 견해
  2.3 청사 재건축을 바라보는 부정적 견해
 3. 공공청사 규모와 도시 경쟁력에 대한 의식 분석
  3.1 3개 광역시 공공청사의 규모 비교
  3.2 피 설문자의 특성
  3.3 공공청사의 도시 상징성에 관한 의식 조사
  3.4 신공공청사의 건축 규모에 관한 의식 조사
  3.5 공공청사 규모와 도시 경쟁력에 관한 인식 조사
 4. 공공청사 규모와 도시 경쟁력 분석
  4.1 경제여건
  4.2 삶의 질
  4.3 시민의식
  4.4 도시경쟁력 지표 평균 변화율
 5. 결론
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• 장동국 [ Chang, Dong-Kuk | 정회원, 조선대 건축학부 조교수, 건축학 박사 ]

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