Analysis of Cultural Climate Color of Envirinment Color on Main District in Benechia

Maintaining the identity of the local landscape through the inheritance of the historic cultural color environment is the most important task of society in recent years. In particular, in Europe, which values the historical urban landscapes, the locality of these colors is the most important factor in society and is also an important matter of modern architectural design. The purpose of this study is to organize basic data on the direction of environmental colors in the creation of attractive historic cultural landscapes by grasping the relationship between the environment color characteristics of major streets in Benechia, Italy, a global tourist attraction, and the cultural climate color. The method of this study first summarizes the perspective on the main environment colors through the review of existing studies, identifies the method and characteristics of the environment color plan for the management of Italian historic cultural landscapes, and summarizes the implications. Based on the results, the characteristics of the cultural climate of environment colors are identified through the environment color survey and analysis in central Benechia, Italy, and comparative analysis with the soil. In the color application of historical and cultural buildings, it is essential to select and apply clear colors to maintain visual sequence in consideration of the relationship of the existing cultural climate. The current color environment was created by continuously reflecting the colors formed in the surrounding soil and cultural environment in Benechia, Italy. Reflecting this, it is required to apply differentiated and sustainable environmental colors in Korea by establishing color standards based on careful investigation and analysis of cultural environmental colors. Through the above, the cultural climate characteristics of Benechia's environmental colors, a globally attractive tourist destination and historical city, have been summarized, and the fact that the color environment is inherited through thorough building color management has important implications for building color management in the domestic historic cultural district.