Seoul Design Competition, Korea Contest
Seoul Design Competition, Korean Architecture Contest for World Design Capital 2010: multidisciplinary approaches to the definition of design solutions are recommended.
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New South Korea architecture projects with building news and architectural images, plus architects background. South Korean building news from across this North East Asia country.
London’s Zaha Hadid Architects was shortlisted in the 2nd Sejong Cultural Centre competition, Seoul. ZHA create an interconnected sequence of indoor and outdoor public spaces that are enveloped by nature. The architectural proposal is defined by the city’s history and its unwavering optimism for the future.
Lastly we feature Perpetual Spring, The Climate-Correcting Machine. The Museum of Modern and Contemporary Art Seoul commissioned this project.
The structure is located in the heart of downtown Seoul, has received the Architecture MasterPrize honoring international designs in various disciplines of architecture.
Seoul Masterplan Competition, Daniel Libeskind
Studio Daniel Libeskind has been named winner of the master plan competition for the Yongsan International Business District of Seoul, South Korea. The new large-scale district features a cluster of residential, office and retail neighborhoods in an extensive urban park along the Han River.
Dalki Theme Park, Korea Building
The Ssamzie Corporation of Korea hired Cho Slade Architecture to design a flagship building for their Dalki product line. Dalki is a brand developed around a cartoon character created specifically as a marketing tool.
Floating Observatory Korea Building
The dream of flight is blissful. Just the thought of floating in the sky brings enough motivation to attempt to achieve the dream. However this dream is now a reality.
Floating Marina Club, Korea, Han River Building
The Han River has a very wide river width (approx. 1km) compared to other rivers that flow through major cities This width has natural separated the city into the north and south part.
Expo 2012 Yeosu, Thematic Pavilion Korea
The Thematic Pavilion is an exhibition hall drawn up by the Organizing Committee to showcase the Expo’s theme, “The Living Ocean and Coast:” Diversity of Resources and Sustainable Activities.”
Songdo Convention Center, Korea: Convensia
A pivotal component in New Songdo City’s development as an international business hub, the convention center is prominently located at the southern end of Central Park, the largest green space in the 1,415-acre, master-planned community.
Nam June Paik Museum, Korea Building
Nam June Paik Museum Korea, Kyonggi Province architecture competition design by Gottesman–Szmelcman. It is a daunting challenge to design a museum for a living artist, especially for an artist who has consistently challenged boundaries.
Asian Culture Complex, Korea: Gwangju Building
Architect Kyu Sung Woo, based in Cambridge, Massachusetts, has designed the Asian Culture Complex, establishing a new touchstone for May 18th Democracy Plaza in downtown Gwangju, South Korea.
Element House Anyang Park, Korea Building
Rintala Eggertsson received an interesting invitation last May. In the Seoul metropolitan area there is a satellite city called Anyang, a small, in Korean context, suburban town with 700.000 inhabitants.
Prada Transformer, Korea Building by OMA
OMA announces the opening of the Prada Transformer pavilion, a pioneering temporary structure that will be picked up by cranes and rotated to accommodate a variety of cultural events.
Incheon Urban Design Competition, Korean Contest
The 2009 Incheon International Urban Design Competition for Students aims to contribute to the transformation of Incheon Metropolitan City into a world-class city capable of carrying out functions and roles commensurate to such status.
Gwanggyo City Centre Competition, MVRDV Korea
The Daewoo Consortium and the municipality of Gwanggyo announced the MVRDV concept design for a dense city centre winner of the developer’s competition for the future new town of Gwanggyo, located 35km south of the Korean capital Seoul
LG Kangnam Building Seoul Headquarters
The LG Kangnam Building, a 79,970-square meters (860,800-square foot) development at the LG Group corporate headquarters in Seoul, Korea, was designed by American architect, Marshall Strabala.
LG Electronics Seoul, Seocho R & D Center
LG Electronics Seoul development: Korean research and design building in Seocho-gu by RMJM Architects, UK: R & D Center, research proposal images
Ann Demeulemeester Shop – Seoul Store, Korea
Ann Demeulemeester Shop in Seoul, South Korean store building design by Minsuk Cho + Kisu Park – Korean retail architecture news and images
Space Prize, Korean Architecture Competition
Space Prize, South Korean architecture competition, with theme of: Public Space, Public Force, Public Imagination; and a Program of: Shopping