Youth Center Annex, Junggu / 1st Prize Winner in Architecture Competition Annual 2005

Youth Center Annex, Junggu / 1st Prize Winner 

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Main Prepective - Youth Center Annex, Junggu

Area district : Third-rate general residential area 

Function : Educational research & Welfare facility 

Site area : 577irt 

Building area : 287.75d 

Total floor area : 1,460.29rri 

Building coverage ratio :  49.87% 

Floor area ratio :  144.78% 

Stories : B2. 3FL 

Structure : Reinforced concrete 

Parking capacity : 8 cars 

Ext. finish : Precasted concrete panel. Aluminium sheet, 

                 Needle-leaf tree. THK18 co;ored pairglass 

Design participation : Ryu chang woo, Park seong hyeon, 

                                Park byong tae 

Site Analaysis

land use planing

Traffic Line Planning

Outside Space Planing

Site Plan :ـ

Rational site use plan 

- Maximum use of the whole site and the topography 

- A efficient core space and a space arrangement according to functions 

- A buffer zone of a mass by arranging the exit of underground parking lots in the south 

Rational space arrangement 

- Inducing the main way-in & way-out by opening the southeast in which view and daylight are excellent and consistent 

- Inducing inter-penetration between indoor spaces and outdoor and  offering an open square with a sunken garden 

site plan

Floor Plan :ـ

- Basic concept :

- Efficient lay out, small extravagancy of spaces .

-Easy maintenance by dividing floors in accordance with the time of use by rooms .

- Individuality of each function and convenience of use .

- plan for seniors and the disabled .

first floor paln

third  floor paln

Elevation Plan :ـ

•Modern form 

-Expressing future-oriented image by using high-tech materials 

-Appropriate elevation plan of main spaces and clear feature of the building

•Openness 

-Expressing the form which is open to the main building of the youth center

-Emphasizing open elevation by using transparent materials Dynamism 

- Comprehensive harmony between vertical factors and horizontal 

- Creating dynamic mass by using different elevation elements 

- Expressing the spirit of youth by a future-oriented mass 

• Modernism 

- Creating modern design by change and comparison of elevation factors 

- Creating smoothness and modern image by a circular mass 

- Using modern materials(glass and metal) 

 front elevation

Rear elevation 

Side elevation

back elevation

Section Plan :ـ

• Hierarchy by Floors in Accordance with Functions, Clear Section Zoning 

- Basement : providing cultural spaces which are open to residents and outdoor spaces which are connected to a sunken garden 

- 1st floor : hall is very close to service facilities for an efficient circulation of users 

- 2nd — 3rd floors : dividing spaces into individual for those who use an inactive library 

longitudinal section

cross section

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Gyeonggi Art Museum in korea

Gyeonggi Art Museum in korea -  2St Prize Winner ( Architecture Competition Annual 2005 )

Gyeonggi Art Museum in korea

Area district : Green distnct 

Function : Culture & Assam* facities 

Site area : 49587m2 

Building area : 4.118.16m2 

Total floor area : 8.416.91 m2 

Building coverage ratio : 8.30% 

Floor area ratio : 16.10% 

Stories : B1. 3F1 

Structure : Steel 

Parking capacity : 86 cars 

Ext. finish :THK24 coiored pair glass. high-density wood panel 

Design participation : Huh yang soon. Lee ik joo(KUNUSA) + Li yong jin, Lee joung chul(JINWOO) + Chi hun sang, Seo han se, Jo hyun goo. Yu Seung ho (Hanyang)

Arrangement Concept

Outside Traffic line Planning

Design Premise :

Role of public Museum of Art 

-Modern & Light property of matter acitive use of glass 

-Emphasis on the role of open spaces and central garden 

-Expression of hierarchy as a Museum of Art 

-Giving momumentalityf(centralism in Hwarang resort) 

-Simple & rectangular cube 

-Geomerical form that is in a striking contrast to natural environment Museum of at as an extension of a promenade

-Central garden across the cube 

-Form of swampy land 

-Central garden / performance, exhibition, rest for various events 

-Passing space as an extension of a promenade 

First  Floor Plan

Second Floor Plan

Third Floor Plan

Site Plan :

consideration about a function as an open museum in a park 

-Entrance square which has two front sides toward both the east and the south .

-parking space connected to the existing parking space on the west and sculpture park between buildings.

-wide open space in the entrance space on the southeast for spectators free use .

Floor Plan :

Tradtional Exhibition Space(pinakothek of Klenze, 1826-1836) 

-Three layers composed of main exhibition, sub exhibition and corridor scaces in order to offer optional viewing passages and main & sub circulations for various experiences 

Dear division of spaces for free into spaces with fee and systematical connect of convenient spaces such as a cafeteria to a park .

Source : Book Architecture Competition Annual 2005

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Culture Contents Complex & General Visual Archive Center, 1st prize winner

Culture Contents Complex & General Visual Archive Center in korea, 1st prize winner .

Wonyang Architects & Engineers Co., lid. / Lee jong than, Sung jin yong, Park ki 

Seong

 Architecture Competition Annual 2005 

main prepective

Area district : Land development district,

                       General commercial area 

Function : Business & Meeting facility

Site area : 6,611n1 

Building area : 3.957.34ni  

Total floor area : 43.601.42d 

Building coverage ratio : 59.85% 

Floor area ratio : 388.57% 

Stories : B4, 14R. 

Structure : Reinforced concrete, Steel 

Design participation : Park geun woo, Kim tae myeong, 

                                 Kim ha yeong, Kim the horg, 

                                 Lee sang yeong. Sim jae hen. 

                                 Lee soo min, Choi jun seop. 

                                 Lee seung yeop 

site plan

Our city stands on the ground with unintentional composition of independent individuals having their own program. The Cultural Contents Complex is going to be established in the DMC site that introduces horizontal succession and vertical openness through the building lines of both high and low floors specified on the main roads. 

                 Zoning                                                    Media plaza square                                

     Pedestrian traffic line                                Vehicle traffic line 

The Complex presents invisible spaces that can be newly recreated with a void mass at the connecting part between high and low floors. 

The space where light and wind move has an effect to maximize horizntal succession due to visual openness, makes people communicate with each other on the empty space and enables them to talk about cultural events such as outdoor performances and exhibitions, It is expected that people will fill the space to enjoy their comfortable lives with the city.visual openness on the crossed media street maximizing aseies of visual openness and introducing the active pedestrain circulation by voiding a mass at the crossing point of the media Street, the main pedestrian road, which ranges from the Susak station to Sangamsan .

blank of void spaces 

Analyzing the void space between high and low floors within the city landscape of the offices in the DMC site as a blank that can be fiiled by new activities of people Dividing programs into cultural contents and visual archive with the void space

Giving each symbol and indepence to Cultural Contents Complex and General Viaul Archive by organizing them with empty spaces square - the icon on the Media Plaza Organizing the S-formed mass of General Visual Archive Center as a creative form at the connecting area between high and low floors to consider the recognition of the Media Plaza located in the crossing point of Media Street and become the icon symbolizing cultural contents and visual industries .

Elevations

Sections

• Flow - breaking the boundary 

Designing low floors to provide the same function as a pathway by enabling the building to show the functions including game, display and performance still hidden inside itself and pushing the functions to the street for everyone s access 

• Designing the Media wall and the Sister wall for various informations to link IT/cyber techonologies and contents with environment and architec-ture and organize a performance square as a central space for outdoor activities including events or festivals .

 • Connecting the DMS with the lobby of the First floor :

Establishing integrated cultural contents complex" based on the entrance which is easy to acess from any direction of the Media Street with the width of 20meter or 1 °meter and the direct connection of the circulation to the lobby of the adjacent DMS

 • Connecting the DMS with a bridge of the Fourth floor :

Considering the smooth and systematic flow of the indoor circulation by organizing a bridge connecting the adjacent DMS with the 4th floor 

Plans floor

1st prize winner / Culture Contents Complex & General Visual Archive Center in korea, / (written by Kim tae myung) 

Source : Architecture Competition Annual 2005, Architecture books

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