Korean Architecture by Jackson, Ben -- Read -- Imperial Library of Trantor

Index

Cover Page Title Page Copyright Contents Introduction Chapter 1: Natural Perspective Revealed

Nature: the Most Fundamental Influence Preserving the Spirit of Wood and Stone Coping with the Environment Architecture Breathing with Nature Natural Influences on Architecture

Chapter 2: A Brief History

Prehistoric Era Walled City-Sates and Early Kingdoms Three Kingdoms Period North South States Period Goryeo Joseon Daehan Empire Japanese Colonial Period Post-Liberation

Chapter 3: Anatomy of Traditional Architecture

Elements of Korean Architecture Materials Continuity

Chapter 4: 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

Chapter 5: 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

Appendix

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Delving Deeper

Chogajip and Giwajip Baeheullim, Gwisoseum and Anssollim Building a Hanok Geumsan: Forbidden Forests Architects

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