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S A 1 9 7 5 A 01. SYMBIOSIS & INCOMPLETENESS - The most important intention of the proposal is to differentiate two buildings from each other, by which we meant to make both of them incomplete in many different aspects and meanings. 03 04 05 Are you crazy? WHY? 06 Because we believe incompleteness of the buildings will naturally create needs for the unfulfilled and then eventually attract users from the other building. Given the restrictions of area, budget, and predefined sets of programs, rather than designing them look complete and perfect, which we don’t believe it is achievable any ways, we wanted to help the two talk to each other and establish collaboration between them in a bigger picture. As a way of doing this, we as architects and designers took tectonic approaches basically testing out the idea of juxtaposition. 02 10 02. JUXTAPOSITION - To achieve symbiosis arising from the differences, we looked at lots of different but interesting ways of differentiation. Below are some of the most interesting but promising ideas ranging from building shapes, their relationship with the sites, transparency/opaqueness, types of human activities, etc.. 01 12 11 13 STEP 01 - DEDUCTIVE (HORIZONTAL) VS ADDITIVE (VERTICAL) STEP 02 - WIDE OPEN VS ENCLOSED 03. SENIOR CENTER // PYUNG-SANG & - The main concept of the senior center is Pyung-Sang (평상) which can be easily fou very interesting in that it provides flexible space for socializing especially for elderly hall as a huge Pyung-Sang where lots of different activity happens at the same tim social activities. This space also can work as a stage, for example for a fashion sh large space in a very high ceiling ware house building, we thought that sound attenu propose series of wood baffles along the spine of the building. It will naturally wor the space with warm ambient light. For better lighting condition for the guests, we north facing roof so we can take advantage of indirect illumination. A diagonal wal of densely installed bamboo batons. At the out most face of the building sit foldin into an open pavilion in a sec. As this entire space under the roof will be very flexibl senior lounges to more quite zone with minimal interruption - new extension on so the senior lounge. Also its sloped face toward the Pyung-Sang and Madang will be a on the stage. This sloping will naturally guide guests to the roof garden. SKY LIGHT ROOF ASSEMBLY FOR NORTH FACING ROOF EXISTING VENT TO STAY FOR NATURAL VENTILATION STEP 03 - TRANSPARENT VS TRANSLUCENT EXISTING WALL TO STAY BAMBOO BATTEN WALL STEP 04 - OUTDOOR ACTIVITY VS INDOOR ACTIVITY EXISTING FASCIA EXISTING COLUMNS T PYUNG-SANG / MULTI PURPOS HALL FOLDING GLASS WALL TRACK WIDE FLANGE LINTEL BETWEEN EXISTING COLUMNS MADANG OUTDOOR SITTING AREA
07 08 04. JUNIOR CENTER // INTANGIBLE BOUNDARY, CURTAIN - Unlike senior center, in the junior center, child care would be the foremost goal. That being said, we thought it wants to be of more controlled space rather than wide open to the public. In an effort to create boundaries which is very subtle and intangible not to be claustrophobic but somehow works, we thought about a curtain. It’s translucency gives you a feeling of protection, and could be a good way of demarcating your area. Also the way how it sways along with wind reflecting sun lights as it moves will give beautiful experiences for kids. Imagine you are sitting on a chair with your eyes closed right behind of the curtain. Sometimes the interplay between sun and wind will let the ray hit on your eyes and it goes away right after. We thought this psychological approach will be better than to put series of heavy cage around you. 09 SITE PLAN - SENIOR CENTER KEY FEATURES SCAL 1:200 - 01. MAIN ENTRANCE TO THE SITE 02. OPEN SPACE - OUTDOOR STAGE / SITTING AREA 03. ENTRANCE TO MULTI-PURPOSE HALL / 평상 04. SKY LIGHT FACING NORTH 05. ENTRANCE TO QUITE ZONE 06. EXISTING CORRUGATED ROOF 07. REUSE EXISTING VENT FOR NATURAL VENTILATION 08. SERVICE ENTRANCE / LOADING 09. SUB ENTRANCE TO THE SITE 10. MAIN ENTRANCE TO SOUTH BUILDING 11. ROOF GARDEN ON THE NEW EXTENSION 12. OUTDOOR SITTING AREA / GREEN BERM 13. PARKING WOOD FRAME TO HOLD THE CURTAIN CURTAIN. RECYCLED PVC RIBBON ATTACHED TO WOOD FRAME BEHIND FLAT ROOF ASSEMBLY MADANG nd in a suburban city near Seoul. We found it is people. Inspired by it, we propose multi-purpose e. The wide open space will be a great place for ow, small orchestra, etc. As we are dealing with ation would be problematic. To prevent, we also k as light reflector at the same time so as to lit propose series of sky light roof assembly to the l that divide multi-purpose hall will be made out g glass walls which converts the entire building e and from time to time a bit crazy, we relocated uth. This will house admin offices in addition to perfect spot for watching performance or shows OPERABLE WINDOW ASSEMBLY EGRESS STAIR WIRE MESH FIRE STAIR ENCLOSURE FOLDING WINDOW WIDE FLANGE STRUCTURAL STEEL COLUMN OPERABLE WINDOW ASSEMBLY FOR NATURAL VENTILATION CONNECTION TO THE PROPOSED BUILDING EXTENSION MOST OF THE EXISTING BUILDING STRUCTURE TO STAY METAL DECK W/ LIGHT WEIGHT CONC' ON STEEL STRUCTURE EXISTING ROOF ASSEMBLY TO STAY EXISTING ROOF TRUSS TO STAY WOOD BAFFLE FOR SOUND ATTENUATION FOR LARGE SPACE AND ALSO AS LIGHT REFLECTOR EXISTING CLEARSTORY TO STAY 01 02 04 03 SITE PLAN - JUNIOR CENTER KEY FEATURES SCAL 1:200 - 01. SUB ENTRANCE TO THE SITE 02. ROOF GARDEN ON THE EXISTING BUILDING 03. PARKING 04. MAIN ENTRANCE TO THE BUILDING 05. FUTSAL FIELD / COURT YARD 06. FLOATING NEW EXTENSION 07. CURTAIN 08. MAIN ENTRANCE TO THE SITE 05 FOLDING GLASS WALL 07 TO STAY ROOF GARDEN / GREEN BERM 06 O STAY 08
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