Posts Tagged ‘South Korea’
Friday, May 3rd, 2013
Article source: Disguincio&co + OPENSYSTEMS
Site
The site is characterized, on the south and west side, by a homogeneous low-rise urban texture. To the north side, the site faces a long and narrow urban park which is stretched along a major circulatory artery. On the north side of the main road, high-rise housing block are distributed along the circulatory axis.
On a urban level, one of the challenges of the project was to reconnect the diverse building scales existing in the surroundings area while providing the local community with an eye-catching, friendly integrated new public library.
 Image Courtesy Disguincio&co + OPENSYSTEMS
- Architects: Disguincio&co + OPENSYSTEMS
- Project: Daegu Library
- Location: Daegu, South Korea
- Design team: Disguincio&co + OPENSYSTEMS ,
Mirko Daneluzzo, Mirco Bianchini, Marco Vannucci
- Visuals: Telegram 71,
Giacomo Dodich, Sergio Bortolussi
- Plan design: Paola Tonizzo (D&co)
- Year: 2012
- Typology: public building
- Client: Daegu public library competition, South Korea, 2012
- Floor area: 3500 sqm
- Max H: 13 m
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Tags: Daegu, South Korea
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Tuesday, February 26th, 2013
Article source: NADAAA
In South Korea, the study, design, and sales of housing have developed into a discipline serving an ascendant middle class with amenities and technologies that are significantly sophisticated. The “model home gallery,” a nexus for consumerist desires and corporate strategy, not only contains sales offices with model homes, but also a variety of public amenities for the adjacent community. Art galleries, restaurants, cafés, auditorim, and other public open spaces foster favorable relationships with area residents, thus expanding the customer base and fueling the housing economy.
 Image Courtesy © John Horner
- Architects: NADAAA
- Project: Model Home Gallery
- Location: Seoul, South Korea
- Photography: John Horner
- Principals in Charge: Nader Tehrani, Katie Faulkner, AIA
- Project Coordinator: Kevin Lee
- Project Team: Dan Gallagher, Ellee Lee, Richard Lee, John Houser, Ryan Murphy, Samuel Jacobson, Tom Beresford, Tim Wong
- Local Architect: AandD (Seoul)
- Foreign design and CA consultant: Jiyoung Park (Inha University)
- Landscape: Dongshimwon
- Civil: Daegyo
- Structure: Yunwoo structural
- Cost Estimator: Shinhwa Interior
- MEP: Chungwoo Eng.
- Lighting: Taewon Electrical
- Exterior: Woojung
- Curtainwall: Daemuyng Gunyoung
- Energy Consultant: Gunhwan
- Traffic Consultant: KTS
- Exhibition: A Works
- Software used: Rhinoceros 4.0 and AutoCAD
Tags: Seoul, South Korea
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Friday, December 7th, 2012
Article source: Dellekamp Arquitectos
Daegu-Gosan Park Library proposes a progressively ascending spiral that both creates a collaborative learning environment and dynamically merges with the life unfolding in the surrounding city park. The book-stacks wrapping the outer wall of the four-story spiral ramp facilitate browsing its walk of shared continuous knowledge.
 Exterior : Image Courtesy © Dellekamp Arquitectos
- Architects: Dellekamp Arquitectos
- Project: Daegu-Gosan Park Library
- Location: Daegu, South Korea
- Architectural Project: Dellekamp Arquitectos | Derek Dellekamp
- Project Leader: Jachen Schleich
- Program: Public Library
- Status: International Competition
- Team: Luis Morales, Jorge Escobedo, Cristian Jorge Ramírez, Pavel Rentería, Valentina Sánchez, Jérémie Dagaud, Antoine Calcagno, José Cherem Serur, Gustavo Hernández.
- Text: Yaocí Pardo.
- Software used: ZWCAD, Photoshop, Ilustrator, SketchUp
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Tags: Daegu, South Korea
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Saturday, December 1st, 2012
Article source: Donner Sorcinelli Architecture
The butterfly house is located near green hills, in the country of Gapyeong (50 km north east from Seoul), which cultural and environmental context has deeply influenced the concept of the building. A building is considered sustainable according to how well it integrates with the natural elements of the surrounding landscape and with the habits of its inhabitants.
 South west view : Image Courtesy Donner Sorcinelli Architecture
- Architects: Donner Sorcinelli Architecture
- Project: Butterfly House
- Location: Gapyeong, South Korea
- Client: Private
- Design team: Luca Donner (team leader), Francesca Sorcinelli, Seong Bong Yun
- Construction: April – September 2010
- Project: December 2009 – April 2010
- Program: No. 2 Apartments
- Built Surface: 217 sq.m.
- Footprint: 180 sq.m.
- Local Architect Studio NakHyunJae, Nak-yong Choi
- Works Manager: NR2, Jun-bo Sim
- Construction Management: NR2, Sang-chun Lee
Tags: Gapyeong, South Korea
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Saturday, November 24th, 2012
Article source: HAO / Holm Architecture Office
The Daegu Library site is situated in the heart of city of Daegu, the 3rd largest city in South Korea.
The design of the library is imagined as a natural extension of local life in the surrounding area. By creating a flexible framework it sets up its main premise: defining an inviting new urban center for both people and knowledge.
 Image Courtesy HAO / Holm Architecture Office
- Architects: HAO / Holm Architecture Office
- Project: Daegu Library
- Location: Daegu, South Korea
- Program: Library and Community Center
- Type: Open Competition
- Size: 3000 M2
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Tags: Daegu, South Korea
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Tuesday, November 20th, 2012
Article source: Gorka Blas Revilla
This proposal conceives the library as a cultural and social space for the local community. For this purpose the project focuses in obtaining a functional, attractive and comfortable facility that constitutes an essential element for neighborhood´s everyday life. In order to achieve this objective, the project translates the scale of the domestic space to a public facility, without lack of its public dimension.
 Image Courtesy Gorka Blas Revilla
- Architects: Gorka Blas Revilla
- Project: Daegu Gosan Library
- Location: Daegu, South Korea
- Award: 1st prize
- Project Team: Gorka Blas Revilla (individual)
Tags: Daegu, South Korea
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Sunday, September 16th, 2012
Article source: Smart Architecture
Louver Haus is the multi-household building which was built for lease profit. It is located in high density housing areas in sang-dong, su seong-gu, Daegu(metropolis in Korea). Su-seong pond which is one of the large-scale open spaces in Daegu, is near the south of site, and also Dae-duck mountain standing over this area.
 Image Courtesy Jung-sik Mun (more…)
Tags: Daegu, South Korea
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Saturday, May 12th, 2012
Article source: Hackenbroich Architekten
Nam June Paik and his interest for nature and technology inspired us to bring nature and technology into a reciprocal presupposition, where one topic influences the other and vice versa. The building is transformed, generated and dissolved by nature and technology. Instead of defining an opposition between these two issues the project is about the discovery of their interaction.
 Space and media surface
- Architects: Hackenbroich Architekten
- Project: Nam June Paik Museum
- Location: Yongin City, South Korea
- Status: International competition
- Client: Province of Kyonggi
- Size: 5,000 m²
- Team: Wilfried Hackenbroich and Rainer Mühr with Sandra Blei, Matthias Povel, Katja Schümann
- Media Consultant: Karen Wong
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Tags: South Korea, Yongin City
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Saturday, May 5th, 2012
Article source: Studio Daniel Libeskind
Completed in 2005, the office façade of the new Hyundai Development Company headquarters was designed to integrate the headquarters with the public plaza, the below-grade spaces and any future development on the site. A 62 meter ring dominates the main facade together with a complementary vector that explores the depth of the facade as a space that will be locally accessible through volume and plane projections.
 Images Courtesy Kim yong kwan
- Architect: Studio Daniel Libeskind
- Name of Project: Tangent Facade Design for The Hyundai Development Company
- Location: Seoul, South Korea
- Building size: 1,412,000 sq.ft (Facade Area), 15 Floors, 226 Feet ( Height)
- Structure: Glass curtain wall cladding with aluminium on existing concrete building
- Client: Hyundai Development Corporation
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Tags: Seoul, South Korea
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Saturday, May 5th, 2012
Article source: François Blanciak Architect
In order to avoid the bilboquet form inherent to most observation structures of this height, the proposed building is conceived as a continuous segment whose middle part is made thicker by a knot. The resulting symbolic shape expresses the idea that the total length of the tower is in fact even longer than the regulated maximum height of 450 meters which it reaches at its summit. Alternately, the space created by the knot shape turns out to conveniently provide viewers with a three-dimensional panoramic experience of the city of Incheon, as a continuous indoor and outdoor balcony.
 Incheon Tower
- Architects: François Blanciak Architect
- Project: Incheon Tower
- Location: Incheon, South Korea
- Collaborator: Janko Radojevic
- Program: observation tower + exhibition hall + leisure facilities
- Type: competition
- Date: 2008
- Area: 45000m²
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Tags: Incheon, South Korea
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