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This study examined the process of housing formation over 100 years, centering on Daepyeong-dong in Yeongdo, Busan, where the modern shipbuilding industry was born. In Daepyeong-dong, a unique houses was constructed with openness and Mixing. 1. During the Japanese colonial period, the Japanese reclaimed land and built Japanese-style houses and shops around the main road. Modern industrial facilities such as shipyards, factories, and warehouses were built along the coast. 2. After the 1950s, refugees and peasants built refugee housing and peasant housing. These houses were built with materials such as planks and tents in narrow alleys. Due to the small living space, an attic was installed or extended vertically and horizontally. 3. After the 1970s, due to the boom of the shipbuilding industry, industrial companies were established throughout the village. A industrial–residential complex building was formed with industrial facilities on the front and lower floor of the house.

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1. 서론
1.1 연구배경 및 목적1
1.2 연구범위 및 방법
2. 영도 대평동의 형성과정
2.1 일제강점기의 일식주택과 전통주택
2.2 1950∼60년대의 피난민주택과 이주민주택
2.3 1970∼80년대의 주공복합 건물
3. 영도 대평동의 시기별 주택 사례
3.1 일제강점기의 일식주택
3.2 일제강점기의 전통주택
3.3 1950∼60년대 피난민주택과 이주민주택
3.4 1970∼80년대 주공복합 건물
4. 대평동 주택의 건축특성
4.1 이식과 변용
4.2 주양식의 혼합
5. 결론
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영도 대평동 깡깡이마을 일제강점기 일식주택 전통주택 피난민주택 주공복합 개방성 혼합성 Yeongdo Daepyeong-dong Kangkangee Village the Japanese Occupation period Japanese Style Houses Korean Traditional Houses Refugee Housing Industrial & Residential Complex Building Openness Mixability

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• 윤일이 [ Youn, Lily | 일리건축사사무소 대표, 공학박사 ] Corresponding Author

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