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site planning 소파로에 면한 대지의 북측 및 서측의 고저차가 2개층의 높이에 해당하기에 이를 적극적으로 활용하는 공간 배치 및 접근에 대한 고려. 대지 북측으로 명동방면에서 유입되는 보행자 접근(지하2층 레벨), 대지 서측으로 버스 및 자가용을 이용한 접근 (지상 1층 레벨), 그리고 향후 예장자락 개발이 됨을 고려했을 때 남산 예술센터의 위를 지나는 대지 동측으로의 접근(지하1층 레벨)의 큰 세가지 접근을 고려. 각기 다른 레벨의 세개의 진입공간이 연결되는 연속적인 동선의 흐름은 자연히 대지를 남북의 두개의 영역으로 구획하며 남측은 건폐율 30%에 해당하는 건물의 영역으로 북측은 인접한 소파로및 보행자 동선과 연결되는 야외 놀이및 전시 공간과 오픈스페이스로 전용하게 됨.
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