Gyeonggl Provincial Korean Traditional Music Hall
Gyeonggl Provincial Korean Traditional Music Hall
Sunglim Architects & Engineers / Lim jang lyul
Architecture Competition Annual 2002
Sunglim Architects & Engineers / Lim jang lyul
Architecture Competition Annual 2002
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| Gyeonggl Provincial Korean Traditional Music Hall |
Location : 146 areas, Sangal li, Kiheung eup,
Yongin-si, Gyeonggi-do
Area district : City area. Natural afforestation area.
Park
Function : Culture and assembly facility
Site area : 16,528.93m2
Building area : 2,453.24m2
Total floor area : 4.581.85m2
Building coverage ratio : 14.84%
Floor area ratio : 27.17%
No. of floor : 113, 3FL
Structure : Reinforced concrete rahmen, Steel
Parking capacity : 33 cars
Design resposibility : Choi keun ho
Design participation : Kim jae young,
Jun chil sang,
Song hee jung
Ji chul geun,
Noh sang wan.
Lee hyung joo.
Jung sung kyu.
Lim jae min,
Lim chae kyung
Lee dong hun,
Kwon sang suk
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| site plan |
Arrangement concept :
• Lead an open relationship with surroundings and users focused on the continuous context with space structure Korean classical music hall and supporting facilities should have a reasonable system and organic relationship through a proper connection and separation .
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| site plan concept |
Exterior space planning :
Promote visual and formative connection with surrounding green park Constitute Oriental outdoor exterior space (open constitution facing yard) Establish various space sense by distributing characteristics for each open space .
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| prespective |
Floor planning :
Clear separation of functions according to the reasonable zoning planning
• Use a proper module to respond to the characteri-stics of each space and enhance variability of space A smooth collection and dispersion of circulation because fluid circulation space faces toward the central lobby Economical space use through concentration and integration of machine facility space and integration and connection between facilities for each function .
Elevation planning :
Shape the future-oriented, developmental,dynamic image instead of the stagnated and authoritative image
• Lead a citizen s familiar approach by integrating interior space visually by means of an open and familar image
• Constitute a flexible mass considering harmony with surroundings
Clear separation of functions according to the reasonable zoning planning
• Use a proper module to respond to the characteri-stics of each space and enhance variability of space A smooth collection and dispersion of circulation because fluid circulation space faces toward the central lobby Economical space use through concentration and integration of machine facility space and integration and connection between facilities for each function .
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| 2nd floor plan |
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| 2nd floor plan |
Shape the future-oriented, developmental,dynamic image instead of the stagnated and authoritative image
• Lead a citizen s familiar approach by integrating interior space visually by means of an open and familar image
• Constitute a flexible mass considering harmony with surroundings
• Surrounding-friendly design by distributing a new rhythm to the urban context.
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| cross section |
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| longitudinal section |
Section planning :
• Provide with effectivity and security by means of a proper arrangement of vertical circulation
• Achieve consistency and classification by means of zoning for each function
• Exclude mixture of functions by arranging and dividing rooms viiiith similar functions
• Establish a smart interior space by increasing lighting volume and securing openness of view
• Save energy and make the space as human scale by means of a proper height of floor and
ceiling according to the functions of building .
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| concept hall prespective |
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| lobby perspective |
(written by Sunglim Architects & Engineers)
