'강북 청소년 교육 센터와 스포츠 시설' 설계 공모 당선작 Youth Center and Sport Facility in Seoul
Youth Center and Sport Facility Seoul, Korean Architecture Contest, Building Design
Youth Center and Sport Facility in Seoul
South Korea Architecture – design by KILD architects
30 Mar 2018
Architects: KILD – Ksnelashvili . Išora . Lozuraitytė . Daunys
Location: Seoul, Korea
‘The Child & Youth Arts Education Center’ in the Northeast Region and ‘Gangbuk-gu Comprehensive Sports Center’
Creative garden
강북 청소년 교육 센터와 스포츠 시설' 설계 공모 당선작
서울시 시행 '강북 청소년 교육 센터와 스포츠 시설' 설계 공모에서
조지아 건축설계회사 KILD가 당선작으로 선정됐다.
KILD는 양재 에코브리지 설계 공모에서도 당선작으로 선정된 바 있다.
Seoul Eco Bridge
http://www.archilovers.com/projects/214881/seoul-eco-bridge.html
황기철 콘페이퍼 에디터 큐레이터
Ki Chul Hwang, conpaper editor, curator
Concept
The site is located on the edge of newly built high-rise residential blocks and the small scale city fabric. The intricate and sensitive context of the new building generated the central questions underpinning the design: How to create a dialogue between two? How to respect and preserve the area while experiencing a persuasive presence of huge developments on the background. How to form new links in the district and bring healthy coherence to the institution itself.
The project emerges from the idea of creating a green amphitheater accommodating two distinct programmes on a triangular site. An open garden which acts like a terraced amphitheater for viewing the city panorama. In addition, the elevated landscape has a characteristic setting, which is that it preserves the original land surface silhouette, where the roof acts like a fifth facade and a garden at the same time.
The building underlines and uses the possibility of existing sloped relief which naturally acts like a terraced park-garden forming the views towards the Bakhusan National Park west, Ohpae Monuntain and the Dream Forest Park to the East.
Volume creates intimate interior and exterior green roofs. A perimeter block that morphs into a small scale curvy shapes to downscale the urban appearance. From the streets, the building appears as a richly detailed wall full of voids – while representing terraced garden from city skyline.
The enclosure of the perimeter wall creates a safe and pleasant environment for the kids and visitors. We offer maximum privacy while allowing them a closeness and continuity of space, organized around a garden, like a cloister of the city.
Site plan
The site is formed as building perimeter quarter extending the neighboring buildings redlines. Silhouette of the overall volume is following the landscape lines and is forming a 2-3 floor naturally undulating complex of buildings.
Division of the site in to two buildings is made introducing a central public courtyard. The yard is positioned in a lower terrace the (1.50 altitude) letting to form a volume of 5 story in the south side and keeping the 2-3 floor elevation on the street level on all perimeter following the topography.
Rooftops are planned as green terraces with gardens and panoramic views to the cityscape. Semi enclosed terraced garden within the perimeter walls serves as safe, peaceful and healthy environment for sport, education and art internally open to the nature. Roof gardens have direct public entrances from 12.00 altitude taking advantage of site topography.
Youth Center and Sport Facilities Seoul – Building Information
Credits:
KILD – Ksnelashvili Isora Lozuraityte Daunys
www.ksnelashvili.com / www.ail.lt
Team:
Ivane Ksnelashvili, Petras Išora, Dominykas Daunys, David Tsanava, Ona Lozuraitytė
Local Architect Consultant:
Zabel and Partner
www.zabel-partner.com
Status:
Competition
Type:
Cultural and Sports facilities.
Programme:
Youth Center, Education, Administration, Performance, Exhibition, Sport facilities, Swimming Pool, Cafeterias, Roof terraces.
Location:
Mia-Dong, Gangbuk-gu, Seoul, South Korea
Client:
The Seoul Metropolitan Government
Area:
8100 sqm
Budget:
18mil eur
Project Year: 2018 – 03
The team is based in Lithuania, Vilnius.
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