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