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In recent days, there comes the interest in Urban Regeneration resulting from increase of income and qualitative expected level. At first, urban development was done by government which favors overall pulling down. However, this re-development based on destroy led to breakdown of community such as conflict between residents, and involuntary movement. A concept of Community Building starts to be newly lightened which emphasizes recovering community and quality of life. This study provides sustainable alternatives of urban regeneration and basic data for Community Building policy by analyzing Community Building campaign, and characteristics and actual situation of it. Comparison analysis method was used to analyze residual structure with literature research and some of domestic and foreign examples. The analysis showed that in inhabitants initiative model, local residents was core agent in each groups, trained own leaders to reinforce their community consistently, and NGO communicates actively with the professionals and had their own revenue, so they did not need to depend on authorities. In contrast, in public-private partnership model, the support centers which follows third sector method provided education, support for campaign, network forming and finance. These things led to continuous working with governance among inhabitants, administration and professionals. This study can give you some data for sustainable urban regeneration model and community formation.

This study aims to systematically analyze the relationship between living SOC and the real estate market by utilizing spatial information analysis, and to suggest regional development strategies and efficient management plans for the real estate market through this. In particular, we intend to derive realistic policy proposals through specific data and case analysis using the Imsil-gun area of J eollabuk-do Special Self-Governing Province as an example, and as a result of spatial correlation analysis on the interaction between public infrastructure investment and the real estate market, the correlation was analyzed to be 99.7%, indicating that the correlation is very high. And the impact of accessibility to living SOC on real estate prices was shown to be 164% higher in the average change rate of land prices by distance between the entire living SOC facility and the average land price at a distance of 500m and 50m over the past four years. Lastly, the analysis results for areas lacking services that can be provided by living SOC were analyzed in the order of Samgye-myeon, Unnam-myeon, Cheongung-myeon, and Seongsu-myeon

The object of this study is to suggest worth of the historical and the need of preservation, and to find out architectural characteristics and types of modern catholic church architecture between 1920s and 1990s, in Daejeon area. In case of cathedrals in Daejon area, the altars are usually westwards and the entrances are usually southwestwards and they reveal free plain types, which are not included in modified gothic type or specific type. Cathedrals which are constructed in early days reveal romanesque styles and modified gothic styles, but after 1960s, they reveal diverse elevated styles which are suitable to the time and out of typical forms. In 1920s and 1930s, one-storied brick cathedrals are built with red blocks and grey blocks and from the late 1960s they are built as multi-storied RC concrete structure and the outer walls are finished with water paint.

This study, in a bid to help solve this problem, tried to analyze with corroborative evidence how the factors of supply and demand for newly built apartments for sale in every city in the nation from Jan. 2000 to Dec. 2009had impact on the unsold apartments. The results suggested that the determining factors leading the apartments not to be sold were the number of apartments supplied, sales price of the apartments, population increase rate, and interest rate. So it can be summarized that the increase in the apartments supplied, excessively soaring price of apartments, reduction in population increase rate, etc. interacted multiply in decreasing demand for newly built apartments for sale, bringing about substantial number of apartments not being sold. Thus, it is our belief that, in consideration of the these aspects, the government has to implement its future policy to resolve the issue of unsold apartments, by encouraging the supply of apartments taking into account the local demand, and by restricting excessive increase in apartment prices, and by keeping the interest rate low, so that consumers’ demand for newly built apartments increases.