서울시 건축시설물의 인권영향평가 분석 연구

Abstract

It can be judged that related research, including this study, is showing a relatively expanding trend in the area of universal design, including facility accessibility from the user's perspective, universality of guidance information, as well as guaranteeing participation rights in the increasingly active construction process, but it is still It started from the point that consideration of human rights, such as safety management of workers and employees, and labor and rest environments, was insufficient. Accordingly, the purpose is to quantitatively evaluate this situation and provide basic data so that spatial composition can be considered from the perspective of human rights from the initial stage in the construction of buildings and facilities in the public area. In this study, an on-site evaluation was conducted on 24 facilities in 6 areas, including welfare facilities, educational facilities, cultural facilities, park facilities, sports facilities, and youth facilities, among the assets owned by Seoul City, to determine the right to access, right to travel, right to environment, right to safety, right to rest, Analysis results were presented in a total of 7 areas, including the right to access information and the right to privacy, and it was confirmed that there was a need to improve the function of architectural space in terms of internal workers, such as workers in overall poor environments.