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Sumit Singhal
Sumit Singhal loves modern architecture. He comes from a family of builders who have built more than 20 projects in the last ten years near Delhi in India. He has recently started writing about the architectural projects that catch his imagination. Daegu-Gosan Park Library in Daegu, South Korea by Dellekamp ArquitectosDecember 7th, 2012 by Sumit Singhal
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
 Corte Fugado : Image Courtesy © Dellekamp Arquitectos The ground floor glass-skin visually welcomes the park into its interior atmosphere and promotes the library’s engagement with community activities. Private and public spaces smoothly conjoin; the park visually running unhindered beneath the library.  Exterior-3 : Image Courtesy © Dellekamp Arquitectos The scale of the building achieves a pedestrian friendly character, and its axial ratio modulates to the building fronts across the street. The spiral structure designed around a dome, brings light inside the building and forwards the interplay of the different areas in the program and articulates the four stories of the building towards a XXI century evolved ethos of relaxed self-initiated learning.  Plan_Site : Image Courtesy © Dellekamp Arquitectos We believe that to guarantee that this library becomes a major city and neighborhood destination it must become a continuation of the existing park and community activities, to fully revitalize the Daegu-Gosan area.  Diagram_Program A R E A S : Image Courtesy © Dellekamp Arquitectos The ascending ramp articulates as a series of platforms with universal access. The furnishing elements along the gradually ascending platforms and ramps prompt various study-work experiences around different programmatic clusters. It’s Culture and Life-long Learning Area, located at ground level, has an independent access suitable for conferences, screenings, workshops, shopping, lounging, all past library hours.  Diagram_Program A R E A S : Image Courtesy © Dellekamp Arquitectos The Children Book Section, on the third floor, enjoys a roof garden which permits children to interact freely without noise considerations. The Preservation Room is in the basement and the Offices are distributed on the top and bottom floors to enhance performance.  Diagram_Program A R E A S : Image Courtesy © Dellekamp Arquitectos This Continuum Library preserves the maximum park area to promote an attractive cultural hub and hang-out center in the city. The two pancoupe corners in the library respond in one case to the elongated park where the entrance is created and in the other side to face the church as well as to contextualy eco the various pancoupe buildings in the area.  Diagram_Program A R E A S : Image Courtesy © Dellekamp Arquitectos The building is designed under sustainable, bioclimatic standards and the wooden plank façade organically integrates its raising structure to the park creating a harmonious relationship between knowledge, community and nature.  Diagram_Program A R E A S : Image Courtesy © Dellekamp Arquitectos  Diagram_Program A R E A S : Image Courtesy © Dellekamp Arquitectos  Plan_Site : Image Courtesy © Dellekamp Arquitectos  Plan_Site : Image Courtesy © Dellekamp Arquitectos  Plan_Site : Image Courtesy © Dellekamp Arquitectos  Plan_Site : Image Courtesy © Dellekamp Arquitectos  Plan_Site : Image Courtesy © Dellekamp Arquitectos
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