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polycarbonate double screen roof with integrated lighting
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computerized louvers
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accessible flooring for flexible electrical / electronic layout
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double skin wall
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WALL SECTION
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DESIGN TEAM
Jinhee Park AIA, John Hong AIA, Erik Carlson, Jeeun Kang, Bohseung Kong
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Gwangju Art Museum
| Gwangju, Korea | 2004
[international competition]
Our proposal for the Gwangju Art Museum attempts a new interpretation of the city's ancient name, which translates literally as 'Village of Light.' We propose a museum design that engages 'light' as a transforming element: during the daytime, the east-west grain of the museum walls allows diffuse southern light to continuously illuminate the galleries. At night, artificial illumination extends the museum's presence as a sculptural public icon where cultural events, outdoor films, and community gatherings take place. 'Light' becomes a continuous, non-hierarchical space bridging between outside and inside, night and day, activity and contemplation.
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