Interpolation Fonksyon Prensipal: Galri Atistik by ChungYeon Won

Interpolation Fonksyon Prensipal: Galri Atistik by ChungYeon Won is a highly esteemed winner of the very prestigious 2021 A' Design Award Ajan in Achitekti Competition Category.

AjanAchitekti· 2021

Interpolation Fonksyon Prensipal: Galri Atistik

by ChungYeon Won

A' Design Award Ajan Winner in Achitekti Category

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The Design

About Interpolation Fonksyon Prensipal: Galri Atistik

Interpolation se yon galri atistik ki fèt anndan Pak Lak Seokchon nan Seoul. Pak la gen yon lak ak de chemen an fòm bag ki separe, youn andedan ak youn deyò, ki divize pa yon diferans elevasyon kat mèt. Galri a fòme yon pasaj òganik ki konekte de chemen yo epi ki kreye yon nouvo antre nan pak la. Mas bilding lan kouvri ak panèl aliminyòm koube, epi pon ki rankontre peyizaj la fini ak beton ekspoze. Ponp chalè ki sòti nan sous tè ak panèl fotovòltayik sou twati a redwi itilizasyon enèji. Entansyon an se pote atizay nan lavi chak jou.

The Recognition

About the A' Design Award Ajan

Interpolation Fonksyon Prensipal: Galri Atistik se yon ganyan A' Design Award Ajan, yon rekonesans ki gen yon prestij enmans yo bay design nivo siperyè, bèl anpil e enpresyonan. Ganyan Ajan yo se travay ki trè briyan e ki trè kreyatif ki montre ekspètiz, talan ak finès designer yo. Yo atann Interpolation Fonksyon Prensipal: Galri Atistik pou se yon bèl travay modèl, remakab nan pwofesyonalis e ki gen gwo inovasyon. Design sa a ki ganyen A' Design Award Ajan se yon envansyon trè remakab, admire ki pote benefis e ki pouse limit atizay, syans, design ak teknoloji. Interpolation Fonksyon Prensipal: Galri Atistik se yon kreyasyon anpil moun jalou ki reveye dezi, ki pote santiman pozitif e ki limen sipriz ak mèvèy.

Behind the Design

Press Kit

Credits, team members and technical details provided by the designer.

Unique Properties: Lacking amenities for a cultural experience, Seoul City called for a design competition of an art museum within the Seokchon Lake Park. The proposal is a winning scheme under development; construction is expected to be completed by the end of 2021. The proposed design aims to provide a visual mark as an entry into the park. The newly introduced interpolating path connects the discontinuous outer ring path and inner ring path, bisecting the site to design a new "gateway" to the park.
Dimensions & Packaging: Site Area: 1,396.58㎡
Building Area: 1,543.2㎡
Floor No: Below grade 1 floor, Above grade 3 floors
Building Height: 15m
Tags: Art Gallery, Parametric Design, Organic Form, Sustainable design, Public Interaction
Production Technology: The overall form, even though visually appears organic, is designed with fully developable, rationalized surfaces. The building mass will be constructed with curved aluminum panels, and the deck structure which meets the park landscape directly will be finished with exposed concrete. The project also includes various sustainability measures from ground-source heat pumps to photovoltaic panels on the roof, meeting Seoul City's zero-energy code for public buildings.
Design Challenge: Public projects in Korea are often limited by financial funding and complicated approval process. The project intends to be an art by itself and is going through rigorous geometrical studies for optimized fabrication and construction. Only 20% of the overall panels are required to be curved, and the use of flat panels is maximized. The project received approval from the Park Commission, considered one of the most challenging processes for buildings located in public parks.
Inspiration: The general concept of architectural interpolation stems from analyzing the current site conditions and context of Seokchon Lake Park. A public park located in Seoul City, it has a unique topographical character. The park is composed of a lake and (2) separate ring paths, one inner around the lake, and an outer peripheral following the city's roadways. 4m elevation difference between the two walkways separates the two with limited connections. Interpolating an organic passage through the densely landscaped sloped territory and connecting the two paths was the project's main idea.
Project Duration: The project competition was held in February 2019 announcing the winner on March 12th. The design is under development for construction which is scheduled to start in March 2021 and completed in February 2022.
Operation Flow: Considering the location of the project, the gallery's role as infusing the art in the daily life of the viewers will be as crucial as exhibiting the artwork. Through the flowing connection of the interior and exterior spaces and the organic relationship between the spaces, we expect to provide everyday artistic experiences to visitors and those passing by.