Gwang Gyo Power Cen-ter

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Gwang Gyo Power Center(ECONHILL)

• Architect : MVRDV• Location : Future new town of Gwanggyo, Gyeonggi-do, Korea• Use : Housing, Office, Mix of culture, Retail, Leisure and education, Parking• Local architect : DA Group• Engineering : Arup(United Kingdom)• Client : Daewoo Consortium and DA Group

• Site is surrounded by beautiful lakes and forests and hills, surrounding the park is to create a new program to link

Gwang Gyo Power Center(ECONHILL)

Site

• Purpose1. Metropolitan residents are targeted to create a cultural space themed

commercial complex2. The formation of urban space in combination with an amusement park3. New town landmarks

Gwang Gyo Power Center(ECONHILL)Pur-pose

• Gangnam COEX, Yeongdeungpo Times Square such as commercial facilities , a mixed residential apartment complex that is 7 times larger than is the COEX

Gwang Gyo Power Center(ECONHILL)

Size

• Suwon Hwaseong beacon mound design motif • ECONHILL is between Gwanggyo mountain and amusement park. So with

good natural conditions facilities

Gwang Gyo Power Center(ECONHILL)Con-cept

• ECONHILL is ECO + ICON + HILL compound• Conform to the natural shape, created as a cultural icon is sensibility com-

plex, meaning

Gwang Gyo Power Center(ECONHILL)Con-cept

Gwang Gyo Power Center(ECONHILL)

• In order to run the various programs need to have different sizes.• Because of this, all components are designed as an ellipse

Constructive System

• Slide in the outer circle, each part of the program is used as the terrace for out-door living

• Using rainwater in the terrace and landscaping should flow from top to bottom• Park to improve the climate, energy and water use

Gwang Gyo Power Center(ECONHILL)Constructive System

• Plantations around the terraces with a floor to floor circulation system store water and irrigate the plants.

• As a result a series of overgrown green ‘hills’ appear in the landscape.

Gwang Gyo Power Center(ECONHILL)Constructive System

• And Thereby, they reduced energy expenditure and water, first taking ad-vantage of sunlight and the other using the slopes of buildings to capture as much water as possible for reuse later.

Constructive System

Gwang Gyo Power Center(ECONHILL)

• According to the architects, all items are designed as rings that rise into the sky, with glass surfaces and terraces

• Look at pictures they have been in reinforced concrete structures seem to be

Gwang Gyo Power Center(ECONHILL)Construction mate-rial

• Housing, Office, Mix of culture, Retail, plazas for the shopping center, Leisure and education, Parking

• Apartment building is composed of 40~45layers

Gwang Gyo Power Center(ECONHILL)Pro-gram

Gwang Gyo Power Center(ECONHILL)

• Atriums within each tower create lobbies for housing and offices, plazas for the shopping centre, and halls for the museum and leisure areas.

Section/Spatial organi-sation

Gwang Gyo Power Center(ECONHILL)Sec-tion

• connect to the atrium providing for light and ventilation and creating semi-public spaces.

• On the lower floors the atriums are connected through a series of public spaces on various levels linking the towers and serving the outdoor facili-ties of the culture, retail and leisure program.

Gwang Gyo Power Center(ECONHILL)Spatial organi-sation

• Designed as a cluster of structures rising up in concentric rings• At both ends of the core and grows in the central core • The higher the number of cores is less

Gwang Gyo Power Center(ECONHILL)Spatial organisa-tion

• Large scale. But lots of buildings connected to each other parts, similar to the position of the core is easy to move.

Gwang Gyo Power Center(ECONHILL)Plan / Promenade archi-tectural

• Acceptable nature, even a little bit of level is different, but almost all the buildings look like they are connected one

• Entry is possible in several directions

Gwang Gyo Power Center(ECONHILL)Plan

Source

Magazine SPACEhttp://blog.daum.net/lhjl1024/26http://702story.com/100119576806http://archi.tistory.com/187http://www.tuvie.com/future-new-town-of-gwanggyo-w

ith-plantations-around-the-terraces/http://inhabitat.com/gwanggyo-city-center-by-mvrdv/a

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Gwang Gyo Power Center(ECONHILL)