wir haben die große freude, die (kommentierte) photostrecke von ausgabe 99 der WeltTrends mit einem einblick in unsere dokumentation von korean typologies bestreiten zu dürfen.

AAFF is organised by the architects collective of south africa
the7th edition subject was
»voices |in|visible : revealing temporal interactions with place«

watch daeguhanok here

co-recorded by: kim, seo-woong, son, jae-hyun, heo, jin-hyuk
special thanks to kwon, sang-gu
translation: lee, young-sam, yi, you-jin

we just have finished »i-wish«
a short documentary on korean housing galleries.
(4’20 min; hd; korean/english; english subtitles)

where she will talk with lim, young-hee about korean typologies.
2013/06/21 @ 19:00 hrs [1050 jisan-dong, suseong-gu, daegu, republic of korea]

[photo: lim, young-hee]

[photo: lee, do-hyun]

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!

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.

panorama of the baywa-hall: moni ribbe
presentation models: frieder grüne
exhibition design: nn
photos: günther & schabert
many thanks to: seok, kang-hee & his team

download infosheet [pdf]

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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.

»Raw space for art!« that is what we suggest to the city council of daegu and the daegu fine arts association, who invited us to an international symposium, about the transformation of the 60.000 qm tabacco-factory »kt&g« into a cultural area. The massive building, near daegu station and near the historical city center, which is  a monumental witness of the korean industrial age and empty for several years, could be a corner-stone for the revitalisation of the whole area. > map

It could be a really symbiotic process, a »long-term interaction between different biological species« to start  using the building as factory for creative & cultural industries >from industrial production to cultural production. The building will survive, the artists will have space for their experimental art production and the neighbours will have vital partner, which effect on the urban space and the quality of the city.

allowing tobacco studios as well as its neighbourhood to develop in a symbiotic process to strengthen not only its identity as a space for art-production, but also the identity of colourful daegu.

coming to daegu 4 months ago, i was totally lost in this city. i had the impression, i will never be able to orientate in this city.  only the green hills seemed to me something  like an orientation mark., maybe one of the most characterizing points, that korean cities don’t seem to have no monumets, no palaces, churches, industrial complexes, …, no landmarks for orientation. we stubled onto this building in september, and for me it was the first building in daegu with real identity. a building like a monument, a massive landmark on the edge of the historical city of impressingly big scale, witness of  korean industrial age, of the enormous economic growing of this country. i can read in this building some part of koreas history, without knowing the language, without studying books.

presented at
international forum on transforming old tobacco factory to cultural area
2011.12.21
daegu gyeong-buk design center
daegu, republic of korea

the results of the integrated architectural design studio, redeveloping a U.S.army-base in daegu/korea, focussing on housing and on the boundaries to a locked-away part of urban tissue is presented at design daegu, attracting daegu’s vice mayors intrest.
integrated studio with prof. lim wei siang freddie [landscape] prof. dr. raffaele pernice [urbanism] prof. steve skorski [interior].

allgemeine überraschende erkenntnisse zu daegu. daegu, als vertreterin einer koreanischen stadt hat keine monumente. die grünen hügel sind die einzigen »objekt/skulpturhaften« monumente von öffentlicher relevanz. unverzichtbar für die orientierung in der stadt.

vermutungen zu den hügeln. wir vermuten, daß die hügel deshalb unantastbar sind, weil sich die, wiederum auch hügelartigen grabstätten auf diesen befinden. nur die paläste und universitätscampii dürfen die hügel »betreten« und somut einen »weichen« übergang zwischen sstadt und lanschaft herstellen.

camp walker und apsan. das militärgelände »camp-walker« , ort unserer untersuchung ist geprägt vom »hausberg« daegus, dem apsan. meiner meinung nach sollte diese besondere situation genutzt werden, um eine neue, »moderne« antwort auf das verhältnis von stadt und hügel zu geben. der berg sollte in die stadt fließen, um einen großen park zu schaffen und möglichst vielen einwohnerinnen und einwohnern, die nähe und den zugang zum apsan zu ermöglichen. der park soll das größte kirschbaum feld in korea werden.

a centre for senior citizens on an awkwardly shaped plot in the north-east outskirts of daegu/kr

4.000 qm of leisure and sports facilities, of recreational and educational spaces spread out over four floors on a 3.000 qm plot, which should also keep its existing function of a park and ride (80 cars) for the nearby subwaystation.

keimyung university, daegu, korea. 2010 [10 to 12 year old kids, 03’32’’, camera 진우전/Jin-woo Jeon]