CONTENTS
Introduction
Nature: the Most Fundamental Influence | Preserving the Spirit of Wood and Stone | Coping with the Environment | Architecture Breathing with Nature | Natural Influences on Architecture
Prehistoric Era | Walled City-Sates and Early Kingdoms | Three Kingdoms Period | North South States Period | Goryeo | Joseon | Daehan Empire | Japanese Colonial Period | Post-Liberation
Anatomy of Traditional Architecture
Elements of Korean Architecture | Materials | Continuity
Korea’s Most Important Historical Buildings
Bulguksa Temple and Seokguram Grotto | Changdeokgung Palace | Jongmyo Shrine | Hwaseong Fortress | Soswaewon Garden | Byeongsan Seowon | Buseoksa Temple | Dosan Seodang and Dosan Seowon | Haeinsa Janggyeonggak | Yangdong Village
Korea’s Early Modern Architecture
Early Modern Architecture? | Architecture of the Daehan Empire | Architecture of the Japanese Colonial Era | Post-Liberation Architecture | Notable Modern Architectural Works
Delving Deeper
