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This study is to suggest a context mining technique which making space convergence information tangible in architecture, to prove the reality of physical structure elements which are extracted by applying context mining technique through on-site inspection, and to verify the feasibility of context mining technique. This study uses a method superposing paper maps onto GIS-based electronic maps in order to organize space information into information spaces. The result is as follows. We presented a process superposing the paper maps at National Archives of Korea onto the electronic maps with space convergence information. Second, the physical structure elements which specify the time of making maps were extracted by applying context mining technique. Third, the feasibility of context mining technique was proved by conducting on-site inspection. The extraction of physical structures with historical continuity on a city scale is available in architectural planning only if it is concrete and real. This problem is solved by applying context mining technique which superposes papers maps onto electronic maps. Therefore, studies on applying this context mining technique to architectural planning based on publicity should continue in the future.