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Diagon Commercial Building in Seoul, Korea by Moon Hoon

Thursday, February 16th, 2023

Article source: Moon Hoon

Haebangchon means Freedom or Liberation town, located near Itawon and Yongsan, where many foreign nationals and US army personnel reside. It has recently been retrofitted with many hip Korean and western bars and restaurants, where young international crowd mingles.

The site is at the hilltop where great views of the city is available. (only when you reach the rooftop).

Image Courtesy © Kim Chang Mook

  • Architects: Moon Hoon
  • Project: Diagon Commercial Building
  • Location: 34-2, Yongsandong-2ga, Seoul, Korea
  • Photography: Kim Chang Mook
  • Design team: ki jang do, Yoon jeong, Chang hae gyoon, Cho hyun wook
  • Site area: 167.60m²
  • Building area: 93.21m²
  • Gross floor area: 350.26m²
  • Building scope: B1, 3F
  • Structure consultant: SDM
  • MEP: Chung Hyo

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Glamtree in Gyeonggi-do, Korea by ArchiWorkshop

Monday, August 24th, 2020

Article source: ArchiWorkshop 

The site is full of chestnut trees and consists of natural contours. By stepping in to the site, you can feel like walking in a deep forest, and then will see the beautiful scenery of valleys of Seori-Mountain. Seori-Mountain is showing different looks by each hour and each season.

Image Courtesy © Kyungsub SHIN

  • Architects: ArchiWorkshop
  • Project: Glamtree
  • Location: Gyeonggi-do, Korea
  • Photography: Kyungsub SHIN, Chaironecreative
  • Lead Architects: Hee-Jun SIM & Su-Jeong PARK
  • Additional Credits
    • Design Team: Junhyuk SEO, Sooyoung KIM, Yoomi CHAE, Eunsol KIM
    • Clients: Glamtree
    • Structure Engineer: GHDW
    • Mechanical Engineer: Shungshin Mechanical Engineer
    • Electrical Engineer: Shinhan Electrical Engineering co., LTD

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Galleria in Gwanggyo, Korea by OMA

Tuesday, May 12th, 2020

Article source: OMA

The Galleria is Korea’s first and largest upscale department store franchise founded in the 1970s, and has remained at the forefront of the premium retail market in the country since then. The store in Gwanggyo a new town just south of Seoul is the sixth branch of Galleria. Located at the center of this young urban development surrounded by tall residential towers, the Galleria’s stone like appearance makes it a natural point of gravity for public life in Gwanggyo.

Photography by Hong Sung Jun for OMA

  • Architects: OMA
  • Project: Galleria
  • Location: Gwanggyo, Korea
  • Photography: Hong Sung Jun for OMA
  • Client: Hanwha Galleria
  • Partner in Charge: Chris van Duijn
  • Associate: Ravi Kamisetti
  • Project leader: Patrizia Zobernig
  • Team
    • Concept phase: Mark Bavoso, Alan Lau, James Lee, Slobodan Radoman, Tianyu Su, John Thurtle
    • Schematic design: Mark Bavoso, James Lee, John Thurtle

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Salon Guui House and Office in Seoul, Korea by stpmj Architecture P.C.

Thursday, August 22nd, 2019

Article source: stpmj Architecture P.C. 

‘Salon Guui’ seeks a new possibility of refurbishment for an 80’s popular residential building type in Korea. The old building is 3 stories; semi-basement, uplifted 1st floor and the 2nd floor which has independent accesses representing spatial features of the 80’s building. It used to hold 5 residential units: 2 units for semi-basement, 1 for the 1st and 2 for the 2nd floor. The refurnished holds an office in semi basement and the 1st floor, and a single family residential for the owner of the office in the 2nd floor. The main working space of the office is placed in the semi basement. The 1st floor connected through cut-out slab from the semi-basement provides with multi-purposes, as a place of conference, exhibition for a guest, a space of rest and a theater for both office staffs and residents. Placed in between office at the semi-basement and residential at the second level, this uplifted 1st floor works as a ‘salon’ in the whole building.

Image Courtesy © Bae Jihun

  • Architects: stpmj Architecture P.C.
  • Project: Salon Guui House and Office
  • Location: Seoul, Korea
  • Photography: Bae Jihun
  • Structural Engineering: Hangil Structural Engineering
  • Site Area: 121.3 sm
  • Floor Area: 65.58 sm
  • Gross Area: 195.83 sm
  • Completed Year: 2019 / May

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Morse_d curve in Seoul, Korea by Moon Hoon

Tuesday, March 26th, 2019

Article source: Moon Hoon 

A first, the client wanted a new kinder-garden on an irregular site with 5 converging roads. It is a prominent site in the neighborhood with long curved edges touching the roads. The maximum floor space was a prerequisite requirement from the beginning like most projects in Seoul, but the space program of 5 large classrooms for different age groups allowed for linear shaped, skipped rectangles with a central stairway that merged with children exhibition space. At the top, there was a small house for the client’s family. The basement was designed as a communal kitchen and dinning room.

Image Courtesy © Namgoong sun

  • Architects: Moon Hoon
  • Project: Morse_d curve
  • Location: 23, Tongil-ro 78 road, Eunpyeong-gu, Seoul, Korea
  • Photography: Namgoong sun
  • Design Team: Park hyeongje , Moon gai, Kim hyeri, Park jeonguk
  • Maximum Height: 14.3 m
  • Building to Land Ratio: 59.49 %
  • Floor Area Ratio: 199.34 %
  • Site Area: 220.0㎡
  • Building Area: 129.13㎡
  • Gross Floor Area: 471.44㎡

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Jam2go in Seoul, Korea by betwin space design co.,ltd

Tuesday, January 22nd, 2019

Article source: betwin space design co.,ltd

Visual media are infiltrating into daily life deeply. An increasing number of people are expressing themselves through various UCC platforms such as YouTube or Africa TV as well as SNS. However, video studio is as unfamiliar as ever to the public. Opened near Gangnam Station late last April, Jam2go is complex cultural space of new concept, where anyone can produce video while seeing, listening, eating and enjoying.

Image Courtesy © Yong-joon Choi

  • Architects: betwin space design co.,ltd
  • Project: Jam2go
  • Location: Seoul, Korea
  • Photography: Yong-joon Choi
  • Design Director: Hwan-woo Oh, Jung-gon Kim
  • Design Team: Jae-yeol Lee, Jeong-ye Park, Eun-hye Lee
  • Constructor: Betwin Space Design/ Cheon-ho Shim, Jae-young Lim
  • Area: 1159 sqm
  • Completion: April, 2017

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The Masonry in Kwanggyo, Korea by stpmj

Wednesday, January 16th, 2019

Article source: stpmj

The Masonry, a multi-family house in Korea, seeks a playful game of “scale” in two aspects, the building itself and bricks in its façade. The site sits at the corner, facing its long-north and short-east sides to the roads. Due to the town planning, the entrance and the long side of house need to be facing South. It makes a contradictory condition of pitched roof direction and the main face of the house. Referring Robert Venturi’s House the gable is placed along with a long side of the site towards South. Intentionally treating the gable in opposite position against typical pitched roof shape for structural and economic efficiency the Masonry tricks its scale until visitors enter the house. We were asked to design a house for two families but the house would avoid the appearance of two town houses. Diagonally stacked two kinds of bricks (100mm x 200mm) and cement blocks (200mm x 400mm) creates a singular masonry façade but also nuanced two units of program in a single mass.

Image Courtesy © Song Yousub

  • Architects: stpmj
  • Project: The Masonry
  • Location: KyungGi, Yongin, Kwanggyo, Korea
  • Photography: Song Yousub
  • Structural Engineering: Duhang Engineering
  • Construction: ON Architecture
  • Site Area: 249.3 sm
  • Floor Area: 124.4 sm
  • Gross Area: 205.5 sm

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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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Jaramteo Kindergarten in Seoul, Korea by KHY architects

Wednesday, April 11th, 2018

Article source: KHY architects

JARAMTEO KINDERGARTEN, a district kindergarten of Gwangjin-Gu is sited at a typical residential area where multi-household houses cluster in Junggok-dong. Due to narrowness of the site, facing little to the road and closely surrounded by buildings, JARAMTEO KINDERGARTEN was designed to stand out symbolically as a kindergarten, while blending in with the neighborhood. Restrictions such as, confined site area, accommodation requirement and barrier-free certification derived plans and sections. So the focus of design was on shapes of openings that determine the image of an elevation.

Image Courtesy © Hwang Hyo Chel           

  • Architects: KHY architects
  • Project: Jaramteo Kindergarten
  • Location: GINGORANGNO 8-GIL, GWANGJIN-GU, Seoul, Korea
  • Photography: Hwang Hyo Chel
  • Lead Architects:  Kim Hyo Young
  • Gross Built Area (square meters or square foot): 398.36 sqm
  • Completion Year: 2017

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Forest and House in Jeollanam-do, Korea by JHW IROJE architects & planners

Tuesday, February 20th, 2018

Article source: JHW IROJE architects & planners

The Second Life_ The client, who is a professor and an engineer, is facing retirement in three years time. He wants to prepare for this second life, where he will enjoy the surrounding environment in a nature-friendly home.

Image Courtesy © Kim Yong-kwan

  • Architects: JHW IROJE architects & planners (Jung, Hyo-won)
  • Project: Forest and House
  • Location: 45-13, Ha-ri, Sunchang-gun, Jeollanam-do, Korea
  • Photography: Kim Yong-kwan
  • Structure engineer: Seoul Structural Engineering & Consulting Co.,Ltd
  • Construction: Youngchang Construction
  • Mechanical engineer: Kwanduk mec
  • Electrical engineer: Woolim electronical engineering & consulting
  • Lighting engineer: Newlite Architectural Lighting Design & Imports

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