‘Urban AI’ 기반 포용적 도시재생 모델 : 성수동 창업·문화·데이터 생태계의 융합적 브랜딩 전환
‘Urban AI’-Based Inclusive Urban Regeneration Model: Convergent Branding Transformation of Seongsu-dong’s Startup, Culture, and Data Ecosystem
오세종(한성대학교); 나진억(한양대학교(ERICA캠퍼스) 문화콘텐츠전략연구소)
21권 4호, 161~174쪽
초록
This study proposes a youth-participatory urban AI regeneration framework for the Seongsu-dong area in Seongdong-gu, Seoul, presenting inclusive innovation as the core of sustainable local transformation. It specifically conducted quantitative and qualitative analyses of Seongsu-dong's startup ecosystem, cultural and artistic activities, resident population, AI infrastructure, and local branding. The research methodology utilized the ‘Seongsu-dong Industrial Survey,’ conducting surveys and focus group interviews with businesses, workers, and local residents according to the survey targets. Through empirical analysis, this study proposed policy alternatives in four areas: the startup ecosystem, culture and arts, resident population, and preventing gentrification. The academic implication is that the insights derived from the Seongsu-dong case can be summarized as ‘Inclusive Innovation’. This signifies urban regeneration where youth and original residents, traditional industries and new industries, and local data and AI technology achieve harmony. Seongsu-dong must transform from a ‘pop-up stage for brands’ into a ‘platform for local culture’.
Abstract
This study proposes a youth-participatory urban AI regeneration framework for the Seongsu-dong area in Seongdong-gu, Seoul, presenting inclusive innovation as the core of sustainable local transformation. It specifically conducted quantitative and qualitative analyses of Seongsu-dong's startup ecosystem, cultural and artistic activities, resident population, AI infrastructure, and local branding. The research methodology utilized the ‘Seongsu-dong Industrial Survey,’ conducting surveys and focus group interviews with businesses, workers, and local residents according to the survey targets. Through empirical analysis, this study proposed policy alternatives in four areas: the startup ecosystem, culture and arts, resident population, and preventing gentrification. The academic implication is that the insights derived from the Seongsu-dong case can be summarized as ‘Inclusive Innovation’. This signifies urban regeneration where youth and original residents, traditional industries and new industries, and local data and AI technology achieve harmony. Seongsu-dong must transform from a ‘pop-up stage for brands’ into a ‘platform for local culture’.
- 발행기관:
- (사)디지털산업정보학회
- 분류:
- 기타컴퓨터학