Constructing the socialist way of life : mass housing and urbanism in North Korea. / edited by Inha Jung ; with contributions by Inha Jung [and four others]. txt
Series Basics. 154 Constructing the socialist way of lifeEditor: Berlin : DOM publishers, 2023Descripción: 239 p. : ill. ; photo. ; plans ; 23 cmTipo de contenido:- text
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- NA9268.7.A1 C66 2023
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What Architectural Drawings Reveal about North Korea
Housing and urban planning constitute a key element of the material foundation of North Korea. In the post-war era, the country attempted to socialize all types of living spaces based on political ideology, from small apartment rooms to urban set- tings. The idea that North Korea's political forces are brainwashing their people is, as the testimonies of many defectors reveal, superficial.
Exploring domestic culture and daily life, this book aims to capture the actual lives of North Koreans, who have largely supported the unique political system of the country. To this end, it uses drawings, maps, and diagrams obtained from various archives. While these are neutral forms of communication, they also convey the actual intentions of North Korean architects and planners hidden behind the claims of political leaders.
Includes bibliographical references (pages 231-237).
The reconstruction of two cities : Pyongyang and Hamhŭng --
Piotr Zaremba and the urban planning of Chongjin --
The creation of Kim Il-Sung Square in Pyongyang --
The emergence of mass housing in post-war North Korea --
The microdistrict-based approach to site planning --
Socialising rural space in North Korea --
The planning of Gwangbok Street New Town in Pyongyang --
The development of the housing market and its influence on apartment unit plans --
Exploring home culture and daily life of North Koreans to capture the actual life of those who have largely supported the country’s unique but dictatorial political system.
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- Foreword(6)
- Chapter 1 The Reconstruction of Two Cities: Pyongyang and Hamhung(11)
- Chapter 2 Piotr Zaremba and the Urban Planning of Chongjin(45)
- Chapter 3 The Creation of Kim Il-sung Square in Pyongyang(69)
- Chapter 4 The Emergence of Mass Housing in Post-war North Korea(93)
- Chapter 5 The Microdistrict-based Approach to Site Planning(113)
- Chapter 6 Socialising Rural Space in North Korea(139)
- Chapter 7 The Planning of Gwangbok Street New Town in Pyongyang(163)
- Chapter 8 The Development of the Housing Market and its Influence on Apartment Unit Plans(201)
- Annex: Bibliography(231)