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AON Building / LKSA

Sector: Road • Location: South Korea

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As a neighborhood facility, the interior spaces are designed as large open areas to accommodate a variety of sub-programs. Each floor is equipped with outdoor spaces, offering opportunities for natural interaction with the surrounding environment.We hope that visitors can fully appreciate the value of the space through a deep interaction with the natural surroundings of the Gyeongui Line Forest Pa

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The project “AON Building / LKSA” is an infrastructure initiative in the Road sector, located in South Korea. Taiyo aggregates data on it from ArchDaily.

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As a neighborhood facility, the interior spaces are designed as large open areas to accommodate a variety of sub-programs. Each floor is equipped with outdoor spaces, offering opportunities for natural interaction with the surrounding environment.We hope that visitors can fully appreciate the value of the space through a deep interaction with the natural surroundings of the Gyeongui Line Forest Park.The horizontal joints of the stone facade are cut every 50mm to introduce texture variation. The sill stones and lintels are chamfered to form robust, solid openings. Facing the 20-meter-wide road allows for freedom in space configuration, as there are no sunlight restrictions imposed by neighboring properties.Text description provided by the architects.The site is located at the end of the Gyeongui Line Forest Park, featuring contrasting contexts with a 20-meter-wide road in the front and a park in the back. Accordingly, the design minimizes the number of openings toward the road, giving the building a solid and heavy mass. On the park side, the openings are maximized to create a dense visual interaction with the park's forest.

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