_ Spatial composition, connection and harmony

public parking lot
The 93-car parking lot occupies more than 70% of the total building and has a huge scale compared to the surrounding area, and the ramp section brings about morphological limitations and disconnection of the pedestrian circulation. By dividing the entire volume into two by placing a split level in the parking area, the sense of scale is reduced and the ramp section is shortened, making the pedestrian flow smooth and freeing the elevation plan facing the street.

Urban regeneration base facility
Placing urban regeneration base facilities along the pedestrian passage connecting the main entrance of the site and the rear of the public parking lot is similar to the way to create hot alleys in Seongsu-dong or Yeonnam-dong. Visitors are led to a cozy space different from the dull streetscape through the pedestrian passage. [Idea Store] was placed on the street to attract visitors, and [Yeongju Ginseng, Red Ginseng and White Factory] and [Station Area Revitalization Center] on the scale of two floors were considered to regenerate and use part of the existing dwelling. The [Open Air Restaurant] and [Urban Cultural Regeneration Workshop] on the 5th floor are the core spaces of the Oulrim Center, serving as cultural, tourism and industrial bases, providing a view toward Sobaeksan Mountain.

Pedestrian walkway and vertical core
The front road and three access roads are connected to the pedestrian passage in the site, and an alleyway and Ssamji Park are created around it. The outer core connected to the 5th floor is connected to the inner core through passages that wrap around the outside of the public parking lot on each floor. The outer core of the steel structure and the connecting bridge on the 5th floor were made to symbolize the unified harmony center by using the same color as the exterior floor finishing material.