사이 공간’(in-betweeen space)에서의 소리, 공간, 이동의 상관성 연구: 인천국제공항의 사례를 중심으로

초록

Today, space and sound reflect the trend of movement sensitively, becoming closely intertwined. In doing so, social expectation of sound is being aroused in a new way in space. The case of in-between spaces is not exceptional. An in-between space, like a subway station and an airport, means a space where we do not reside or work, and one through which we pass. This space seems to be one that is unrelated to a particular sound. Yet, to such an extent, it is regarded as one that can accept any types of sound. Within this perception social expectation of sound has gradually been constructed in in-between spaces. Paying attention to this aspect, this study aims to examine whether sound, space, and movement have the interrelationships in practice. To this end, this research looks at a case of Incheon International Airport by employing statistics-based quantity analysis. This case study examines data collected through a survey on travellers, workers, and college students in the airport with SPSS 24.0. In this analysis this paper argues that sound, space, and movement have the meaningful interrelationships. This point implies that sound can intensify various aspects of space and the process of movement, and furthermore that Incheon airport can become a new place in terms of sound.

키워드