KOREAN TRADITIONAL ARCHITECTURE 

 

Injungjyun at Chandyukgung("gung" means Kigndom place) 

 

 

 

A BREAF HISTORY OF KOREAN ARCHITECTURE

Introduction

Ancient Architecture (Neolithic~7C.)

United Silla Architecture (7C.~10C.)

Koryo Architecture (10C.~14C.)

Choson Architecture (14C.~19C.)

 

Á¾¹¦ Chong Myo Ancestry Shrine of the Chosun Dinasty

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It can be called a Korean Parthenon Temple if compared to the Western Architecture and symbolizes the nation, Chosun Dinasty, together with the Kingdoms governing the order of spiritual world of that times....

 

 

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Site about Asian traditional architecture provided by prof.Phil-won Han in Hannam Univ., which consists of two main subjects:[1] the re-interpretation of tradition for the purpose of the development of today's design and [2] traditional dwellings in Korea, Japan and China

 

 

 

Bulguksa at Kyungju("sa" means temple)

 

 

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Photo Gallary congraturating the registeration of some Korean architectures as UNESCO world great remains

 

 

Syukgulam at Kyungju

 

 

 

  

ÀüÅë±â¿Í Kiwa : the Korean traditional rooftiles

 

¼ö¿ø¼º The Suwonsung : the Castle in Suwon

 

 

Biwon at Chandyukgung("gung" means Kigndom place) 

 

 

 

 

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Á¶¼±±Ã±È The Kingdom of the Chonsun Dinasty

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Dabotap and Syukgatap at Bulguksa("sa" means temple)