By Al Hilal on Wednesday, May 7, 2008Filed Under: Urbans
Proposed by group of architects from Mass Studies, the New Seoul City Hall located in Junggo, Seoul and will consist of Commercial District, Central Aesthetic Zone, and Fire Prevention zone with total site area of 12,709.4 m2. The concept is Unity and Multiplicity which try to unify the old Seoul City Hall and the new Seoul City Hall to create “one” space.
To achieve Unity and Multiplicity simultaneously through architecture, the new Seoul City Hall should establish a single identity as a complex, while sensitively maintaining respect to the iconic old City Hall structure and drawing from the diverse urban context the site’s full potential. Hence, the new proposal should be formed by the complex conditions that have existed within and beyond the site.
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Designed by Foster+Partners, the new 150,000 sqm green city block in Singapore will be located between the Marina Center and the Civic District.
The complex will fill an entire ...
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Asymtote Architecture has announced a large development project located in northern Malaysia: Penang Global City Center (PGCC) recently. The project covers 400,000 sq. m. of retail complex, 100,000 sq. m. ...
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Continuing what we have talked about the top unique structure mentioned by Syed Mobin Architects, now lets see the seventh structure, Penang Global City Centre, Malaysia. Following months of speculation ...
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The Extreem Engineering series from Discovery Channel showing of the Japanese Corporation, Shimizu, dreaming about the future of urban living: The Mega City in Pyramid, what a sophisticated structure ...
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The Waterfront City in Dubai designed by Dutch architect Rem Koolhaas for Nakheel (the biggest developers in the United Arab Emirates). This new city will be built on 1.5-billion-square-foot of ...
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