Tangent Facade Design for The Hyundai Development Company in Seoul, South Korea by Studio Daniel Libeskind

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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.

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• 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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• Architect of Record: Himma Architecture Studio
• Lighting Designer: LPA Lighting Planners Associates
• Façade: ARUP
• Interior Designer: Super Potato
• Contractor: Hyundai Development Company
• Status: Completed
• Completion Date: 2005

Images Courtesy Kim yong kwan

Images Courtesy Kim yong kwan

Images Courtesy Kim yong kwan

Images Courtesy Kim yong kwan

Images Courtesy Kim yong kwan

Images Courtesy Kim yong kwan

Images Courtesy Kim yong kwan

Images Courtesy Kim yong kwan

Concept (Images Courtesy SDL)

Tags: Seoul, South Korea

Categories: Headquarters, Offices

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