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BAUZIUM in Gangwon, Korea by In-cheurl Kim + Archium

Friday, July 27th, 2018

Article source: In-cheurl Kim + Archium

There are various works regarding ‘site and space’ but architecture are highly related to site. The same is true for our Cambodia project, Khmeresque, as well as the process of project in Nepal, Himalesque. The common fact that climate conditions determine the architecture of that site is also true this time. The site beyond the Taebaek Mountains’ the spine of the Korean peninsula, is as different as East and West The northeasterly wind coming from the Ulsanbawi Rock and the sea breeze from the East Sea digs up the entire forest full of pines.

Image Courtesy © Jun Myungjin

Architects: In-cheurl Kim + Archium
Project: BAUZIUM
Location: Goseong, Gangwon, Korea
Photography: Jun Myungjin, Park Youngchae
Designer: Je-min Kim
Structural Engineer: Mido partners
Construction Work: Bongrae Construction Co.
Site Area: 4,452㎡
Building Area: 553.40㎡
Total floor Area: 498.92㎡
Design Period: 9.2013~03.2014
Construction Period: 04.2014~06.2015

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CheongTae Mountain’s Visitor Information Centre in Gangwon, South Korea by Namu architects

Tuesday, October 20th, 2015

Article source: Namu architects

Admiration for a “gable roof” which is very ordinary.

A gable roof is one of the most common building types at agricultural village. It has been used not only for Buddhist temples but also for storages and houses that were unknown. After modernization, the gable roof type is undergoing many changes that is about scale, usage, material and construction. Under the influence of industrialization and urbanization, long gable roofs need to be adapted to large-scale shed, vinyl greenhouse, and livestock processing plant. It is changing the scenery of agricultural villages. We pay attention to the gable roof that is common and long-running building type. As a “Living and Breathing Silence”, this building put the form of life by following the common building type on demand of site and programs.