a downtown daegu han-ok bound for demolition within a fortnight from now has its last moments of fame as location for an intimate exhibition of plans & models of –still-alive– neighbouring conspecifics: 5 urban han-oks drawn and built to scale by 20 students in the module architectural design basics at the department of architectural engineering of keimyung university, initiated and organized by martina günther.
the 2012 subject of EAROPH [Eastern Regional Organization for Planning and Human Settlements world congress] being »Green City for Human Betterment«, a handful of interdiciplinary [landscape architecture and interior/environmental design] student-teams from keimyung university supervised by prof. martina günther were participating at EAROPH’s youth leaders‘ forum.
2 of her teams were successful in the poster prize (research/project) looking for »Strategies for Carving Out Green City«:
Sunday Morning Island
Kwon Kyung-Hwa [dola 2nd yr]
Park Su-Bin [dola 2nd yr]
Park Hye-Jin [dola 2nd yr]
Shin Hye-Jin [dola 2nd yr]
Koo Tae-Hoon [ied 2md yr]
Central Park
Kang Ji-hye [dola 2nd yr]
Kwon Da-jeong [dola 2nd yr]
Kim Jeong-eun
[dola 2nd yr]
Jung Myeong-Ji [dola 2nd yr]
Yoon, Jung-eun [dola 4th yr]
Department of Landscape Architecture [dola] Department of Interior and Environmental Design [ied]
congratulations!
from the 10th to the 16th of october 2012 we are showing a selection of our work at daegu architectural culture biennale in daegu, including a double-folded 12 m long panorama of our transformation of a »baywa-hall« plus several models.
whilst german urbanism is represented by our colleagues from astoc and their hafencity hamburg, we are covering in the architectural part of this »international korea-germany architectural exchange exhibition« focussing on re-development.
martina günther gave the keynote talk, titled
»aus alt mach neu / turn old into new / 낡은 것에서 만들어낸 새로운 것«
at the international korea-germany architectural exchange exhibition within
architectural culture biennale daegu / 대구건축문화비엔날레 2012.
