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Sursa: http://www.archdaily.com
Autor: Nico Saieh
Architecti: Mass Studies
Locatie: Seoul, Korea
Echipa proiect: Minsuk Cho, Kisu Park, Zongxoo U, Younkyoung Shin, Sangkyu Jeon, Jingyoung Ha, Geunmi Ryu, Jieun Lee, Joonhee Lee, Daeun Jeong, Bumhyun Chun, Kiwoong Ko, Hartmut Flothmann, Dongchul Yang, Seongbeom Mo, Byungkyun Kim, Jisoo Kim, Songmin Lee, Vin Kim, Young Kim, Ranhee Kim, Kwangjin Woo, Minho Hwang, Jiyoung Yoon, Chungwhan Park
Ingineri structuristi: Junwoo Structure
Ingineri MEP: HANA Consulting & Engineers
Inginerie civila: CG E&C
Arhitectura peisagistica: Alban Mannisi + Soltos Landscaping
Constructie: SK E&C
Client: SK Networks
Suprafata sit: 2,931 sqm
Suprafata proiect: 39,898.56 sqm
Anul designului: 2006
An constructie: 2006-2009
Fotografi: Iwan Baan, Kyungsub Shin & Yong-Kwan Kim
Situl este situat in apropiere de Adunarea Nationala Yeouido, intr-o zona care a fost dezvoltata incepand cu anii 1980 si populata in cea mai mare parte cu turnuri construite in conformitate cu aceasta ecuatie la inaltimi si capacitati similare.
This tower proposal is an alternative to the conventional residential/office tower prototype of commercial developments, with its design being specific to the site's conditions.
Stocky Tower
Generally, the plan of this tower typology is determined by the maximum site coverage (60% in this case), and the maximum F.A.R. (800%), and is repeatedly stacked vertically. Proportionately, this typology is usually on the stable, short side and thus referred to as a "stocky" tower. In this plan, a tower of 14 floors (800% ÷ 60% = 13.333) is possible. The site is located near the Yeouido National Assembly, in an area that has been developed since the 1980's and mostly populated with towers built according to this equation to similar height and capacity scales. An urban environment crowded with these types of towers is often monotonous and uninteresting, while the paucity of space between towers results in an oppressive cityscape.
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