SpaceJuly 2019的目錄

The FIFA Women’s World Cup France 2019™ will take place in nine cities throughout France from June 7 through July 7, including Paris, Lyon and Nice. As the official automotive partner of FIFA Women’s World Cup France 2019™, Hyundai Motor will partner with the FIFA World Football Museum to present a special exhibition on the history of women’s football in Paris, ‘The Women’s Game’. The special exhibition will take place at Nelson Mandela Park in Les Halles, Paris, where Hyundai Motor Company has installed a pavilion with automotive airbags materials. The material used on the façade of the building will be upcycled as eco-friendly products for distribution to the local community once the exhibition has concluded. Upcycling, collecting the waste materials after the exhibition and transforming them into new lifestyle…

The exhibition hall displays many photographs capturing scenes from the industrial facilities, such as the factory interior with the eye-catching steel-frame structure, big cranes in the harbour, colourful barrels, and a row of machine equipment. This is ‘Industry Busan’ by Jo Choonman, a photography exhibition revealing the full scenery of the industrial facility in Busan held at the GoEun Museum of Photography. This exhibition is part of the ‘Busan Project’, which has been conducted by the GoEun Museum of Photography for the last seven years with leading Korean photographers to observe various aspects of Busan from a new point of view. While it was titled the ‘Busan Interference Document’ so far, it changed its name to the ‘Busan Project’ this year. Jo, the first runner of the new start, presents…

The 2019 auri Research Report Brief was held at the Seoul Hall of Urbanism & Architecture on May 23. Auri addressed five key research areas: public architecture, urban regeneration, pedestrian environments, crime prevention, and the hanok. Youm Chirlho (research fellow, auri) first presented a paper on how ‘public architecture is changing community life’. He showed how research had been conducted on ‘improving public architecture procedure, establishing an architecture policy base plan, and developing design competition guidelines through enacting a promotions act on the architecture service industry’, and that efforts continue regarding planning for various projects, research, and institutional improvements to motivate a better future for public architecture. Seo Soojeong (senior research fellow, auri) followed with her presentation ‘building spaces for village regeneration’, asserting, ‘we plan to conduct research that will…

This year, 2019, the Korean Society commemorates the centennial of the Korean provisional government and the March 1st Movement in 1919. As historical accounts resurface in the name of the centenary, I can sense how present this history continues to be. Over the past few years, the architectural world has held a series of events in celebration of this centennial of Modernist architecture: Adolf Loos’ Steiner House – considered the starting point of Modernism – was completed in 1910, De Stijl was founded in 1917, and Bauhaus was established in 1919. As such, an opportunity to review the Modernism movement has occurred. The 2014 Venice Architecture Biennale celebrated the centenary of Le Corbusier’s Dom-Ino under the theme, ‘Absorbing Modernity: 1914 – 2014’. Under the direction of Rem Koolhaas, all participants…

Choi Eunhwa (Choi): What were the requirements when the city of Muttenz initiated the project in 2011? Beat Huesler (Huesler): The city had a sufficient budget to plan an industrial building—but not one that had a more formally innovative expression. As such, the intention was simply to bring together a visitors’ space and a purification plant within the budget. Choi: The Muttenz Water Purification Plant is located in a forest close to the River Rhein. In Korea, the laws and regulations are complicated and strict in designated green areas. What is it like in Switzerland? Huesler: It is probably even more complicated in Switzerland than in Korea. The challenge was to build in an area in which you are not allowed to build. The building sits on a drinking water…

Architect fig.architects (Kim Daeil, Kim Hanjoong, Lee Juhan) + eggplant factory (Choi Hanme) Design team Kim Hanjoong (fig.architects), Chung Heejin, Seo Mungyeng (eggplant factory) Location 561-13, Sinsa-dong, Gangnam-gu, Seoul, Korea Programme office, showroom, shop Site area 148.03m² Building area 73.48m² Gross floor area 446.18m² Building scope B1, 7F Height 19.94m Parking 3 Building to land ratio 49.64% Floor area ratio 241.23% Structure RC Exterior finishing Equitone, exposed concrete Interior finishing exposed concrete, stainless steel, sliced veneer Structural engineer Teo Structure Construction Taein Construction Mechanical engineer Jusung MEC Electrical engineer Jisung Consultant Design period Feb. – Sep. 2016 Construction period Oct. 2016 – Feb. 2018 Client VT cosmetic…

The Development Background and the Current Situation The Characteristics of a Planned City Vitalizing the Local Community by Promoting Food Culture The Old Downtown and its Neighbouring Areas Roundtable: Understanding Sejong Today New Town: Differences between Ideas and Implementation, Architects and Planners How can we justify planning strategies or design solutions that are used to implement an city idea in a physical environment? The concepts promoted by Sejong, by inviting a renowned progressive geographer David Harvey as a jury to select design competition entries, were democracy and equity. How could we explain the urban development process in Sejong, in which cities ideas proposed by architects at design competitions were brought down to earth and institutionalised after having gone through the phases of a master plan, a development plan and a…

The exhibition of work by Migiliore+ Servetto Architects (M+S Architects), who are based in Milan and have performed various architecture projects across the world, will be on show from May 22 to June 29 at Onground Gallery. The exhibition’s name ‘Lightmorphing’ is a combination of the words ‘light’ and ‘morphing’, represent years of research by M+S Architects. Lightmorphing refers to a series of processes by breathing life into dynamic installments as they interact with light and as light is intertwined and amplified through space. Onground Gallery have stated that ‘we were overwhelmed by seeing a sketch by Ico Migiliore’s which had a poetic yet powerful spatial sense, and an installation sketch on Seoul will also be an interesting attraction’ and noted that the curatorial intention was to ‘introduce the design…

On June 12, the Ministry of Culture, Sports and Tourism announced that it has selected ArchiWorkshop (Park Su-Jeong, Sim Hee-Jun), IDR Architects (Jun Borim, Lee Seunghwan), FHHH Friends (Yoon Hanjin, Han Seungjae, Han Yangkyu) as the winners of the 2019 Young Architects Award. The award was decided after two jury reviews. Eight out of the 43 teams selected in the first review were given an opportunity to present their work and respond to a Q&A session in the second review. The second review was open to the public, which was held on June 5 at the MMCA. Of other candidates including the three winners, there were RoA Architects (Kim Kyungdo), Jiyo Architects (Kim Sejin), Tectonics Lab (Kim Sukyung, Kim Hyundai), KHYarchitects (Kim Hyoyoung), and SF LAB (Choi Mookyu). ArchiWorkshop, began…

The exhibition ‘Playful Neighbourhood : PLAYNET’, organised by Kyobo Book Centre, C Program and the Soda Museum, will run through July 14 at Kyobo Art Space in Gwanghwamun. The word ‘Nolseogwon (Playful Neighbourhood)’ refers to a neighbourhood where children can play. The exhibition, which began with the question, ‘Is our neighbourhood a good place for children to play?’, features an amusement environment that helps sound out growth for the next generation. The participating architects are Ko Kiwoong (principal, office 53427), Kwon Hyungpyo (co-principal, bau architects), Suh Min W, Ji Jungwoo (co-principals, EUS+ARCHITECTS), Lee Seunghwan, Jun Borim (co-principals, IDR Architects) and Hong Kyungsook. All the participants are parents themselves, as well as architects and architectural educators. The exhibition proposes 11 playgrounds which are within 1.5km range of the kids’ daily routes,…

This essay considers the Bauhaus as a product of the dynamism of postwar German society in the 1920s, rather than of a few heroic figures. Instead of focusing on how the Bauhaus arrived on the Korean Peninsula or analysing the stylistic similarities between buildings, it will investigate how the Bauhaus’ architectural ideals were reproduced in a similar manner in two Koreas during the Cold War under the influence of the United States and the Soviet Union. This article will recount the stories of the Bauhaus as significant precedents instead of focusing on the dominant origin tale. Weimar Germany and Postwar Reconstruction on the Korean Peninsula The Bauhaus was born in Germany at a moment in which two emotions reached their climax: despair at losing World War I and anticipation of…

A School Within Local Society A school has always been perceived as a space dedicated to educational activities for the benefit of students. However, the recent phenomenon of a declining number of students has necessitated a more creative approach to the improvement of the current educational infrastructure. With regards to this, the school educational infrastructure is currently looking for ways it can transform various educational spaces into spaces for the benefit of the region. The eastern building of Banghak Middle School was the result of a design competition project, raised to remodel the leisure space of an educational facility and change it into a cultural and recreational space for students and local residents. The classroom that was used solely as an educational space for students for more than 30 years…

The first solo exhibition ‘Dropping to the Surface’ of Kim Kyoungtae, who has built his own world of photography through the placid and homogeneous images of planes, opened at the exhibition hall Whistle from May 17 to June 22. Kim, who has been converting three-dimensional objects into two-dimensional planes via the focus stacking method, chose cubes as the subject for this exhibition. This scale cube, which is 1cm-long on all sides, is also an object that was used as the standard unit for measuring the size and direction of asteroids at NASA. As Kim said, cubes which ‘by themselves can act as a measurement of size and also influence perspective in terms of their final form’ are presented in flat images of various sizes taken from slightly different perspectives at…

The Gwangju Design Biennale 2019 will be held in Gwangju, in spaces such as Gwangju Design Center and the Asia Culture Center from Sep. 7 to Oct. 31. A special exhibition to hail the centenary of the Bauhaus will take place in the second exhibition hall. Marking the 8th Biennale, this year’s theme is ‘HUMANITY (human+community) with the purpose of ‘exploring the role of design as creating common values for humanity and a tool of innovation’ by expanding perspectives between individuals and the community. The Biennale is comprised of five exhibition halls. The first exhibition hall, entitled ‘Singing People’, looks at how, through design, people get to know and understand each other, and how society comes to be formed. LOTUS, which responds to human touch, and Ball Room, an installation…

Songwol-dong was once a village that lay beneath the city walls outside Donuimun Gate, housing the poorer classes of the Joseon Dynasty. During Japanese colonial rule, as a result of urbanization and the installation of the streetcar, even foreigners had begun to move into this neighbourhood. Vestigial marks of this period are noticeable in its architecture: the urban hanok, the red brick houses, and the Culture Houses (a Japanese-Western eclectic architecture). In the period following the 1950s, two storey high multiple unit houses were funded and built by the international aid from the United States. The history of residential architectural styles in modern and contemporary Seoul can be traced throughout the valley developments outside of the city walls. In 1974, the Embassy of Switzerland in the Republic of Korea also…

Deep in Dongpyeon village, where Gwacheon and Anyang meet, the project site can be found, surrounded by parkland and green spaces at the foot of Mt. Gwanak. How might one try to harness the best aspects of the surrounding environment and draw them into a building? This was the starting point of the project. At the end of an approach to Dongpyeong-ro, the site forms the target in a line of sight. Although the regulations allow for a floor area ratio of up to 300%, the client requested 200% with a maximum height of ten floors. This provided room for manoeuvre between various spatial devices planned throughout the mass of the building. Shifted 45° in the southwesterly direction, the site encourages a building’s orientation to face the southeast and southwest,…

Architect Batang Architects (Hwang Jongho) + FL Architects (Kim Dujin, Kim Jungsub) + ZVArchitects (Kim Jungchae) Design team Hwang Jongho, Kim Dujin, Kim Jungsub, Kim Jungchae Location East Building of Banghak Middle School, Sirubong-ro 188, Dobong-gu, Seoul, Korea Programme school and research facilities Site area 16,693m² Building area entire school – 4,398.48m² / east building – 674.55m² Gross floor area entire school – 9,930.62m² / east building – 1,362.73m² Building scope 2F Height 10.5m Parking 7 Building to land ratio entire school – 26.35% / east building – 4.04% Floor area ratio entire school – 59.49% / east building – 8.16% Structure RC Exterior finishing red brick, paint finish on CRC board, merbau wood deck, triple-glazed glass Interior finishing plaster finish on acoustic absorbent board, paint finish on gypsum board,…

Yang Seungjin creates chairs and lighting designs by blowing balloons. His ‘Blowing Series’ has a unique charm, amassing the characteristically rounded shape of balloons, the visual tension produced by balloons’ fragility, and the strength of the multilayered epoxy. He has participated in various other projects involving custom-made furniture, furniture for exhibitions, and cooperative work with brands, and continues to establish his own style. When I visited his workroom for this interview, I noticed the squashy, vibrantly coloured balloons that hung from the ceiling, resembling a delicatessen displaying their sausages. I met Yang in a place surrounded by industrial-grade noise-cancelling headphones, dozens of cans of epoxy, and boxes of balloons. Choi Eunhwa (Choi): As you make chairs and lighting with balloons, you must notice differences in the manufacturing process compared to…