2 . The Seoul National University Museum . 3 . Kyobo Bookstore . 4

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The Seoul National University Museum
Seoul, South Korea
OMA - Rem Koolhaas
museum
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Kyobo Bookstore
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Leeum - Samsung Museum of Art
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Cheonggyecheon Stream development
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Rodin Gallery
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Boutique Monaco Tower
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Ann Demeulemeester Shop
Seoul, South Korea
Mass Studies
shop
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Hardware Store & Lock Museum
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Urbanhive
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Seoul, South Korea
ARCHIUM
office
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Welcomm City
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Seoul, South Korea
Seung H-Sang
culture, gallery, theatre
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Ewha Womans University
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Seoul, South Korea
Dominique Perrault
promenade, university
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Seoul, South Korea
Mass Studies
commercial space, housing, office
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Seoul, South Korea
Kohn Pedersen Fox
gallery
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Ssamziegil
Seoul, South Korea
Seung H-Sang
museum
Seoul, South Korea
Lee Myung-Bak
urban plan
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Seoul, South Korea
Mario Botta
museum
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Seoul, South Korea
Moon-Gyu Choi
mall, shopping centre
Seoul, South Korea
Mario Botta
apartment, commercial space
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Galleria Department Store
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Seoul, South Korea
UNStudio
shopping centre
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Joonggokdong Catholic Church
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Kwangjingu, South Korea
Seung H-Sang
chapel
http://www.mimoa.eu/users/archibets/Guides/Seoul/
this page is part of Mi guide 'Seoul' made by matteo galli bettoni, rotterdam, Netherlands
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photo: OMA
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photo: OMA
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The Seoul National University
Museum
Address
Sillim-dong, Gwanak-gu San 56-1
Seoul
South Korea
http://www.snumoa.org
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The Seoul National University Museum is defined by its siting on
the side of a small hill, close to the entrance of the university.
The building's form was conceived as a basic rectangular box,
sliced diagonally by the incline of the hill. This form is then
raised up on a small central core - the only point of contact with
the ground - so the building is nearly all cantilever, extending up
and down the hill, following the topography precisely and
appearing to hover above it. The museum both defines and
defeats the hill, and, by keeping the ground beneath it largely
free, becomes an attractive conduit between the university
campus and the outside community. Both outside and inside,
free-flowing circulation was key to the thinking behind the
building. The central core is an atrium with a square-spiral
staircase connecting the various program areas: exhibition,
education, library, and operations.
photo: OMA
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Project is public!
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Completion
Floor area/size
2005
4500 m²
Architect
Client
OMA - Rem Koolhaas
Seoul National University
Contributed by
luespinosadlm
Opening hours
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How to get there
Take Subway line 2 to Seoul National University Station, Exit 3.
From there walk 20 meters to take bus number 5515, 5511, 5516,
5513 to Seoul National University Main Gate.
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photo: Mario Botta
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photo: Mario Botta
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Kyobo Bookstore
Address
Gangnam
Seoul
South Korea
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In May 2003, Kyobo opened its eighth official store, the third in
Seoul, in Gangnam. It holds the record of being the biggest book
store of the nation. Measuring in 11,900m², it is located
underground, below the Kyobo Towers in Gangnam. It has the
?Bookmaster Dedicated Hotseats? and the automated book
distribution system that was implemented the first in the world
by any book store.
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photo:
Project is public!
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Completion
2003
Architect
Mario Botta
Contributed by
luespinosadlm
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Opening hours
9:30am - 10:00pm
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How to get there
Take Subway Line 2 to Gangnam Station and go out of Exit #10 >>
Walk about 500 m in the direction of Nonhyeon Station
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photo: Leeum
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photo: Leeum
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Leeum - Samsung Museum of Art
Address
Hannam-Dong, Yongsan-Gu 747-18
140-890 Seoul
South Korea
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The Leeum Samsung Museum of Art was opened after years of
preparation to showcase the best of traditional Korean art and
the works of international artists. Byung-Chull (Hoam) Lee,
founder of the Samsung Group, built a private collection of
Korean cultural treasures and artworks which are on display at
the Ho Am Art Museum, Ho Am Gallery, and the Rodin Gallery.
Following the footsteps of the late founder, Kun-Hee Lee,
chairman of Samsung, continued to expand the collection with
traditional artworks of great value in Korean art history and
works of modern Korean as well as international artists. This new
enlarged collection is now on display at the Leeum Samsung
Museum of Art. As a melting ground of past, present, and future
art and culture, the Museum complex in itself is a grand
masterpiece of world renowned architects Mario Botta, Jean
Nouvel and Rem Koolhaas. See how the individual styles of
different artists blend together in the Museum grounds.
photo: Leeum
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Project is public!
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Completion
2004
Architect
Architect
Jean Nouvel
OMA - Rem Koolhaas
Contributed by
luespinosadlm
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Opening hours
10:30am to 6pm. Closed Mondays.
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How to get there
Subway Line 6 Hangangjin Station Exit 1, walk 100 meters in the
direction of Itaewon, Turn right in the first corner and walk up
the sloping road for around 5 minutes
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photo: Lucia Espinosa Delos
Monteros
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Monteros
Cheonggyecheon Stream
development
Address
Cheonggyecheon
Seoul
South Korea
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cheonggyecheon
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Completed in 2005 and proudly flouted as one of the most
beautiful natural places in Seoul by the tourism board, it is
poorly designed and hardly an example of a sustainable system,
given that the water flow is artificially pumped in from the
mains. From an architectural point of view there is much room
for improvement. That said, the area is usually crowded with
locals and tourists, giving visitors a 'chill out' space where
regular public events can take place. It has improved the area
significantly by providing an intermediary space, a break in the
urban fabric, and this is what makes Cheonggyecheon a
successful, sustainable urban project - not the stream, the trees
nor the 12.04 km of walking paths. Similarly, the Hangang
'Renaissance' project currently in development is further
evidence of the citizenry's desire for better environments.
photo: Lucia Espinosa Delos Monteros
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Project is public!
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Completion
2005
Urban planner
Lee Myung-Bak
Contributed by
luespinosadlm
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Opening hours
How to get there
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photo: Kohn Pedersen Fox
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Rodin Gallery
Address
Jung-gu
Seoul
South Korea
http://www.rodingallery.org
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Situated at the base of the Great South Gate along TaePyong-Ro,
Seoul's historic axis, the Rodin Museum is part of a larger
assemblage of glass and steel interventions that were designed
to create a new identity for Samsung, unify three of their
existing buildings, and provide an active public retail arcade and
plaza. Contextually, the museum terminates a new colonnade and
canopy that weave together across all three sites with the
museum itself as a small, luminous glass pavilion that evolved
from the placement of two famous works of sculpture by
Auguste Rodin, 'The Burgers of Calais' and 'The Gates of Hell'. As
the architecture of the three existing Samsung buildings was so
disparate, the primary design solution was to connect the
Headquarters Building, the Insurance Building and the Industry
Building to each other and the city by unifying all three with a
new retail base. This base creates a physical and visual identity
as well as an architectural order to the complex.
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Project is public!
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Completion
Floor area/size
2000
11000 m²
Architect
Kohn Pedersen Fox
Contributed by
luespinosadlm
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Opening hours
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How to get there
To get there, get off at City Hall station, Line 2, Exit 8 and walk
for five minutes.
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photo: Yong-Kwan Kim
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Boutique Monaco Tower
Address
Seocho-gu, Seocho-dong 1316-5
Seoul
South Korea
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This tower project has a floor area of 54,859 m2, with
commercial, cultural, and community spaces on the lower levels,
and officetels on floors 5 through 27. To ensure the maximum
building footprint ratio (40%) as well as optimal natural light
conditions, a C-shaped plan is extruded into a 27-story tower
consistent with the Domino Matrix to reach a height of 100
meters, the maximum height allowed by law. When the C-shaped
plan is simply repeated vertically, however, the floor space of the
entire tower exceeds the legally allowed amount by
approximately 10%. To reduce this mass systematically, missing
matrices are introduced, meeting the maximum FAR (970%)
throughout the building mass. Through 15 missing spaces, the
building gains more exterior surface and corners for more natural
light and better views. The spaces created by the missing
matrices are landscaped with trees that are visible from the
inside and outside of the building.
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Project is public!
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Completion
Floor area/size
2009
55000 m²
Architect
Mass Studies
Contributed by
luespinosadlm
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Opening hours
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Ann Demeulemeester Shop
Address
Sinsa-Dong, Gangnam-Gu 650-14
Seoul
South Korea
http://www.anndemeulemeester.be
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The Ann Demeulemeester Shop in Sinsa is one of the few
buildings by the architects that is readily accessible to the
public. The most striking aspect of this project is its living facade
- a geotextile planted with a perennial that has often been
misinterpreted as a sign of 'green/environmentally sustainable'
design. It has however, created a fantastic aesthetic, and its
response to local scale, while still being a striking building, is
impressive. Unlike many buildings in Seoul, this little shop
manages to elegantly define the borders of natural/artificial,
interior/ exterior space, while at the same time integrating them
experientially.
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Project is public!
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Completion
Floor area/size
2007
380 m²
Architect
Client
Mass Studies
Handsome Corp.
Contributed by
luespinosadlm
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Opening hours
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How to get there
The site is located in an alley, at a block’s distance from
Dosandae-ro – a busy thoroughfare in Seoul’s Gangnam district –
in close proximity to Dosan Park.
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photo: introducekorea
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Monteros
Ssamziegil
Address
Jong-no, Jongno-gu 155
Seoul
South Korea
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A shopping mall which became a catalyst for the revitalization of
Insadong. Unlike the tabula-rasa mentality commonly seen in
many building projects, the existing street shops were rebuilt and
incorporated into the new center, and, along with the setback of
the building, allows for the complex to melt into the
street-scape. The circulation around the atrium allows for
shoppers to browse through the unique stores, while being able
to experience public events that take place in the central space.
Elegant detailing and simple contemporary materials - brick,
glass, concrete - are used to create pockets of intermediary
space and moments of joy. There is a hum, a collective energy in
this space generated by the use of the building.
photo: Lucia Espinosa Delos Monteros
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Project is public!
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Completion
2003
Architect
Moon-Gyu Choi
Contributed by
luespinosadlm
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Opening hours
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How to get there
Anguk Station line 3, exit 6.
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Hardware Store & Lock Museum
Address
Dongsung-dong 187-8
110-810 Seoul
South Korea
http://www.echoiga.com
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"...I have decided to introduce some weight to this dense area,
where buildings of so many numbers of styles, the confusing
signboards, the electric cables and telegraph poles overhead are
not offering one bit of feeling of stability. The simpler it is, the
more acutely the weight will be felt. No windows, no
adornments, but only the weight of the metal will be there. It is a
negative void to create tension in this brawling scenery. But
inside it there is much brightness..." Text by Seung H-Sang
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Project is public!
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Completion
Floor area/size
7-2003
15889 m²
Architect
Client
Seung H-Sang
Hong-kyu Choi
Contributed by
iroje
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photo: Kim Jongoh
Opening hours
10:00am-18:00pm
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How to get there
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photo: Bart Reuser
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photo: Bart Reuser
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Urbanhive
Address
Gangnam-Gu Nonhyeon-Dong 200-7
Seoul
South Korea
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Korean architect Kim In Cheurl designed the innovative Urbanhive
tower located in Seoul, South Korea. Urbanhive is a 17 levels of
70 meter high tower with white exposed concrete and
contextually sits on the corner of the street within the urban
matrix, featuring the perforated architectural façade. The
transparent glass screen, separated from structural holes, is only
to maintain the internal conditions, not to serve as a window.
The circular cell placed diagonally reduces weight of a
rectangular tube, reinforced concrete structure. The cast are
made of P.O steel using a laser cutting machine and packed with
high strength high flow concrete.
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Completion
2010
Architect
ARCHIUM
Contributed by
Reuser
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photo: Bart Reuser
Opening hours
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How to get there
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photo: Osamu Murai
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photo: Osamu Murai
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Welcomm City
Address
Jangchungdong 190-10
100-392 Seoul
South Korea
http://www.welcommtheater.com
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This building in central Seoul is the first rusty cor-ten steel
façade to be built in South Korea. Working studios are arranged in
four separate 'little houses' that stand on a concrete base
containing the common gallery and restaurant areas accessible to
the public. Large windows stand on the floor like large pictures,
giving views of a wooded mountain slope on the other side of a
busy city street.
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Project is not public!
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Completion
Floor area/size
4-2000
34171 m²
Architect
Associate architect
Client
Seung H-Sang
Florian Beigel Architects
Welcomm Co, Ltd.
Contributed by
iroje
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photo: Osamu Murai
Opening hours
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How to get there
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photo: ereeder
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photo: ereeder
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Ewha Womans University
Address
Seodaemun-Gu (Daehyun-dong) 11-1
120-750 Seoul
South Korea
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In the words of the Architect "emptiness and silence are essential
components. The vastness of a site does not demand a greater
response." As in much of Perrault's work, the notion that
Architecture disappears into context through both form and
function are certainly evident in the student center at Ewha
Woman's University, serving both as pause and link between the
surrounding city and the University community.
photo: ereeder
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Project is public!
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Completion
1-2008
Architect
Dominique Perrault
Contributed by
ereeder
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Opening hours
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How to get there
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photo: Christian Richters
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Galleria Department Store
Address
Apgujeong-dong 515
135-110 Seoul
South Korea
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The Galleria Department Store project had two main goals. The
first was a new façade that projects a lively, ever-changing
surface. In total 4330 glass discs are mounted on the existing
concrete skin of the building. The glass discs include special
dichroic foil generating a mother-of-pearl effect during the day.
During the night, each glass disc is lit by LED lights which can be
programmed to create a multitude of effects. The second goal
was the renovation of the interior into a luxurious integrated
design. Inspired by the catwalk the customer finds himself
immersed in the world of fashion while moving through the
generous corridors. The interior design focuses on the elimination
of superfluous details and introduces new integrated Big Details.
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Project is public!
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Completion
Floor area/size
2004
22000 m²
Architect
Client
UNStudio
Hanwha Stores Co., LTD
Contributed by
Cas
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Opening hours
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How to get there
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photo: Kim Jongsuk
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photo: Kim Jongsuk
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Joonggokdong Catholic Church
Address
Joongok 1 dong 165-8
143-221 Kwangjingu
South Korea
http://www.iroje.com
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Began designing in June 1996, Junggokdong Catholic Church took
5 years to complete by early 2001. Compared to the Middle Ages
it is not a long period, but in this age of fast life it is quite a
stretch. The period is substantial enough to change the
conceptual philosophies of an architect, and it is humbling to look
back on former ideas, some of which one tends to forget after a
while. However, in 1997 I started a series feature called 'field
notes' on the project in an architectural magazine, which left me
with traces of the thoughts that were behind the project. Some
of these fragmented discourses are different from the finished
work, and some even differ from what I believe now.
Nevertheless, they were important clues to the framework for the
project. Here are some excerpts.Text by Seung H-Sang
photo: Kim Jongsuk
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Project is public!
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Completion
7-2000
Architect
Seung H-Sang
Contributed by
master
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Opening hours
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How to get there
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2 . The Seoul National University Museum . 3 . Kyobo Bookstore . 4

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