도심형 쇼핑몰의 도시건축적 유형에 따른 전기에너지 소비 특성 - 서울시 사례를 중심으로 -

With the full opening of the domestic distribution market in January 1996, domestic commercial and sales facilities have rapidly developed in various forms. Despite this, there has been little research on the energy consumption of these commercial spaces in urban area. This study aims to analyze the relationship between energy consumption and urban- architectural perspectives by analyzing the electricity consumption of urban shopping malls built in Seoul after 1996. First, the electricity consumption of shopping malls by period showed that shopping malls in fully developed period used less electricity. Shopping malls located in central business (including general business) areas that entrances face broad roads consumed the most electricity, while shopping malls located on small roads or in industrialized areas consumed less electricity. Second, it is necessary to have a policy that encourages more shopping malls and commercial spaces to apply the incentives of G-SEED building, which is currently concentrated in residential and business buildings. Third, shopping malls built in the introduction period of urban shopping malls need remodeling as they have been completed for over 20 years.