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Namyeong-dong Anti-Communist Branch Pavilion

 

2014, UAUS  Refocus Seoul Architecture Competition

Team project

 

 

The pavilion refocuses the Namyeong-dong Anti-Communist Branch (designed by Kim Swoo Geun) that has gloomy past 

in front of the Arco Art Center (designed by Kim Swoo Geun) full of vitality. 

It has differences of the Namyeong-dong Branch through long and narrow windows.

the windows in the Namyeong-dong Branch are cruel. The late democratic artivists were severely tortured there. People being tortured properly can't look out the window because of its longitudinal shape. However, the sunlight streamed into the room by the window. It is like hope they can go out. It creates desire to go outside and approve something they have not done.

1

The Arco Art Center is always full of energy. Accordingly, The entry windows are just as same as we can see in our daily life. 

Light among the red bricks makes space bright.

2

After directional loss, the all left windows of space block one's view by behind wall. But, a single window at the tail end shows us the outside. It means the window of the Namyeong-dong Branch. One red brick among a lot of dark bricks is located. It means the people tortured in the Namyeong-dong Branch. 

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by  Park Keunyi
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