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A wall that creates a new expression
As a fourth industrial revolution community space in which information, culture and technology are concentrated, public buildings and libraries are the main programs of Auxoyun. Ok So Yeon Atmosphere Wall developed the historical meaning of Dokdokdang in a modern way and reinterpreted it in the language of the present by borrowing the Po style, the form of the past culture. It is located on the lower slope of the cliff where about 10,000 families live, so it is a place that has a profound impact on the lifestyle in terms of geographical and geological conditions or urban context. Here, a new spatial experience and architectural figurative language are displayed through interactive architecture that responds to the parameters of nature and city data. The Ock Soo-yeon ambiance wall changes the spatial atmosphere by controlling the amount of shadow and light flowing into the building, and creates a new urban expression by responding to the indoor space program and the changing surrounding environment during the day to connect with the outside.
A wall that creates a new expression
▲ space and space and space
the design
Eunjoo Han + Soft Architecture Lab
design manager
Jang Man Hee, Seo Byung Cheol, Park Soo Jin
your location
203, Doksodang-ro, Seongdong-gu, Seoul
purpose
Public business facilities, neighborhood living facilities
Land area
906.5 m 2
building area
441.26 m 2
Total area
2,683.36 square meters
Scale
5 floors above ground, 2 floors underground
parking
22 seconds
Height
20.77 m
Build to Cover Ratio
48.68%
floor area ratio
138.24%
structure
reinforced concrete structure
outer end
Exposed concrete face treatment, red rice
inner end
Expanded metal, concrete, IMP board, Korean paper
Structural design
SDM Structural Engineer Office
mechanical design
Dohyun
electrical design
Far East Electric Culture
Construction
Jahon Construction
design period
2018. 3. ~ 2019. 1.
Establishment period
2019. 3. ~ 2020. 10.
construction cost
7.4 billion won
owner
Seongdong-gu . office
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