This study examines the transition process of Daeseong-dong Village located in the Demilitarized Zone on the Korean Peninsula from the 1950s to the 1980s and reinterprets the meaning of the formation of Daeseong-dong Village, which has been known only as a village for propaganda against North Korea. Daeseong-dong Village was developed three times in 1959, 1971~1972, and 1979~1983, with new layout plans being implemented for each development, and new types of houses being built, transforming it into a village specialized in propaganda against North Korea. In particular, the first comprehensive development project of Daeseong-dong Village became an ideal village in general rural areas in Korea in the early 1970s as a demonstration village of the Saemaul Movement. In addition, Daeseong-dong Village played a role as a demonstration village of a Unification Village(Tongilchon) established in a special area called a Civilian Control Zone located in the border regions.

Abstract
1. 서론
2. 대성동마을의 형성과 변천
3. 시기별 대성동마을의 건축적 변화 및 특성
4. 대성동마을 형성의 의미
5. 결론
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