Yoonho cho : drawings

elevation of barbican centre

plan exonometric : a main hall part

section

a pillar of barbican

second floor of barbican centre

exnometric section : barbican centre

Most interested thing to me is relationship between variation of space and city context.

What I found is some places have variation of space liked to city context(or history) of site.

After this trip, I will comparing each buildings and sites we visted.

So I will analyze how they react with city context when Architects make variation, levels, and sequance of people

Whitechapel gallery

                                     

Sunha Joo_London Trip, March 2011

For me, the most interesting point of obseving spaces in London was how's old and new meet together in the same space , at the same time─which rarely happens in Korea. There are alot of architectural projects, city areas and institutions which are contain more than two different time periods (or maybe this city itself is a kind of a very well-preserved, but also well-developed organism).



-Tatemodern

An abstract drawing of Tatemodern about how different elements coexist.

Restaurant and cafe on 7th floor of Tatemodern

How the old windows re-arranged and re-birth for Tatemodern

-Museum of Childhood

Structures of the old space─which was an exhibition hall in 1980s─and structures of newly attached mass

-Barbican Center

  Materials and structures from original building

Newly added signs and graphics 

-Barking Town

Atmoshpere and elements around town centre

 

How's different scenes layering all together

Yesul Song ; the drawings

Tate moderen

 Royal Festival Hall

 Inside of Barbican

min ji Kim

drawing.[ sometimes, city can be the last chance for surviving]

distribution of street stalls_ according to context

drawing  with photo from gallery 175 [tree life in city _discord]

collage with photos. [moving _ communicating _ now]

geographic condition in gahoe-dong

programs around gahoe-dong community center

ground plan of gahoe -dong community center

                                        

Soojee Park

                                                                                                                             

keyword     unintended   invisible  occupation  hiddens space

Kang Yeonjoo

KEYWORDS  : public space in Korea, plaza, street

A PUBLIC SPACE

A public space is a social space such as a town square that is open and accessible to all,

regardless of gender, race, ethnicity, age or socio-economic level.

 

plaza and street



public space except streets



A STREET IN KOREA

In Korea, a street as public space is stronger than a plaza.

Englishman use the street only for passing, but Korean do various activities on the street.

PUBLIC SPACE IN SEOUL



GWANGHWAMUN PLAZA

 

SEOUL PLAZA







INSADONG STREET



SHINSADONG GAROSU STREET

Around Gwanghwamun Plaza, Seoul Plaza and Insadong Street

Around Shinsadong Garosu Street

The urban fabric of Gwanghwamun plaza(also Seoul plaza)
 is different from the one of Insadong street.

Garosu street and around the area have also different urban fabric
by the urban planning of 1970s.  

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