Project: The National Museum of Korean Contemporary History
Designed by G.Lab
Location: Seoul Jongno-gu Sejongno 42
Project architect: Chuloh Jung
Design team: Wookjin Chung, YounSook Hwang, Sang-Hyun Son, Seungwon Choi, Song Han, Tae-Wook Kang, Kyungjoon Chung, Sungwha Na
Website: www.gansam.com
Despite its prime location on the axis through the heart of Seoul, The Ministry of Culture, Sports, and Tourism building had remained undisclosed to the general public behind its façade. The historical axis of Gwanghwamun that connects the City Hall, Sungnyemun, and Seoul Station has been recently receiving much attention along with Gwanghwamun Plaza as the place of communication and interaction of the Korean citizens. Continue for more images after the jump:
Designed by G.Lab
Location: Seoul Jongno-gu Sejongno 42
Project architect: Chuloh Jung
Design team: Wookjin Chung, YounSook Hwang, Sang-Hyun Son, Seungwon Choi, Song Han, Tae-Wook Kang, Kyungjoon Chung, Sungwha Na
Website: www.gansam.com
Despite its prime location on the axis through the heart of Seoul, The Ministry of Culture, Sports, and Tourism building had remained undisclosed to the general public behind its façade. The historical axis of Gwanghwamun that connects the City Hall, Sungnyemun, and Seoul Station has been recently receiving much attention along with Gwanghwamun Plaza as the place of communication and interaction of the Korean citizens. Continue for more images after the jump:
*Source | ArchDaily