This study examines the types and characteristics of hanging boards in the central government offices along Yukjo Street in the late Joseon Dynasty. While previous studies have mainly focused on palace signboards, this research investigates government offices in the capital by analyzing artifacts preserved in the National Palace Museum of Korea together with documentary and visual sources such as Imha Pilgi, government office chronicles, and Sukcheon-chea-to. The hanging boards are classified into name boards and indoor hanging boards, and their contents and functions are analyzed according to their spatial location and administrative use. Name boards displayed the official title and status of each office, while indoor hanging boards contained regulations, procedural information, moral instructions, and commemorative records. These boards functioned not only as informational media but also as devices that maintained administrative order and institutional memory. Therefore, hanging boards should be understood as architectural elements that articulated the identity and function of government office spaces.

ABSTRACT
1. 서 론
2. 현판의 개념과 관영 건축 관련 기록
    2-1. 현판의 개념과 구분
    2-2. 조선시대 관영 건축의 현판 기록
3. 육조거리 중앙관아의 편액
    3-1. 대문의 편액
    3-2. 주요 건물의 편액
4. 육조거리 중앙관아의 실내 현판
    4-1. 당상대청의 실내 현판
    4-2. 낭관대청의 실내 현판
    4.3 기타 건물의 실내 현판
5. 육조거리 중앙관아 현판의 특징과 의미
    5-1. 관아의 정체성을 드러내는 편액
    5-2. 관아의 기능을 견지하는 실내 현판
6. 결 론
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• 임한솔(서울대학교 환경계획연구소 선임연구원, 공학박사) | Lim Hansol Corresponding author