Park1538 Gwangyang Kultūras objekts — Unsangdong Architects and Posco A&C

Darbs Park1538 Gwangyang Kultūras objekts, kura autors ir Unsangdong Architects and Posco A&C, ir augsti novērtēts un ļoti prestižās 2026 Platīna balva A' Design Award ieguvējs kategorijā Arhitektūras, ēku un būvju dizains.

PlatīnaArhitektūra· 2026

Park1538 Gwangyang Kultūras objekts

Autors: Unsangdong Architects and Posco A&C

Klients: Posco

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Park1538 atrodas pilsētā ar senu tērauda ražošanas vēsturi. Projekts pārvērš šo industriālo pagātni par sabiedrībai atvērtu kultūras vietu un iepazīstina apmeklētājus ar materiālu, procesu un tērauda ražošanas vēsturi. Tērauds bieži tiek uzskatīts par smagu un stingru materiālu, taču šis projekts parāda citu materiāla pusi, izsakot elastību caur formu un telpu. Konsoles zāle veido atvērtu laukumu zem tās, savukārt vertikālās ribas vada apmeklētājus cauri daudzslāņainām telpām un savieno dažādus ēkas līmeņus.

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Park1538 Gwangyang Kultūras objekts ir Platīna balvas A' Design Award ieguvējs, ārkārtīgi prestiža atzinība, ko piešķir patiesi izciliem, elegantiem un majestātiskiem dizainiem. Platīna ieguvēji ir radīšanas brīnumi, intelektuālās radošuma robežu apliecinājums un parāda savu dizaineru nepārspējamo profesionalitāti un ģēniju. Sagaidāms, ka šie dizaini būs visslavenākie darbi, kas definē laikmeta estētiku, sniedz ieguldījumu sabiedrības labklājībā un paplašina mākslas, zinātnes, dizaina un tehnoloģiju robežas. Park1538 Gwangyang Kultūras objekts parāda transcendentu izcilības līmeni un ar savām labvēlīgajām īpašībām padara pasauli labāku. Park1538 Gwangyang Kultūras objekts ir darbs, kas ieguvis Platīna balvu A' Design Award un kas pamodina vēlmes, iedvesmo, iepriecina un raisa lielu prieku.

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Unikālās īpašības: Located in a city shaped by steel production, Park1538 transforms industrial identity into cultural value. It serves as a public platform engaging visitors with the material and history of steelmaking. Steel is commonly perceived as rigid and heavy, yet the design reveals its latent flexibility, redefining it as a spatial and formal principle. A cantilevered exhibition hall creates an open plaza, while ramps and vertical ribs guide movement through layered spaces.
Izmēri un iepakojums: Building Scale: Exhibition Hall: 1 Basement Level, 4 Above-Ground Floors, Education Center: 1 Basement Level, 3 Above-Ground Floors Structure: Steel Frame, Reinforced Concrete Structure
Birkas: Steel Architecture, Industrial Heritage, Cultural Platform, Cantilever Structure, Structural Expression, Long-Span Structure, Industrial Regeneration, Civic Architecture
Ražošanas tehnoloģija: The project was developed through structural experimentation with vertically oriented steel ribs of varying curvature and inclination, functioning simultaneously as load-bearing frames, facade elements, and spatial guides. Long spans were achieved through precise parametric coordination between structure and envelope. Circulation was conceived as a three-dimensional sequence shaped by ramps and a grand stair integrated into the structural logic. The landscape reconfigures the flat industrial ground into planted mounds, embedding former machinery as sculptural artifacts.
Dizaina izaicinājums: The rib goes beyond a simple envelope. It functions simultaneously as structure, space, and finish, almost like a living organism. Therefore, even a minor change in the position or size of an interior room inevitably causes interference or conflict among the reference module, the linear finishing of the ribs, and the steel truss structure. These concerns were addressed from the early design stage through precise 3D modeling and verification simulations. Integrating the distinctive form with a rational facade system and structural stability required a highly advanced level of integrated design coordination.
Pētījums: This research was site-based, focusing on a former greenhouse within Gwangyang Steelworks of POSCO, surrounded by heavy industry yet framed by the Seomjin River and Baegunsan Mountain. The objective was to transform a production-oriented site into a public cultural space. Through historical study, site analysis, and user mapping, we examined industrial heritage and environmental contrasts. The result reconnects industry, landscape, and community, turning a closed industrial ground into an open civic platform.
Iedvesma: The design draws inspiration from the name of the city, Gwangyang, which means sunlight. Sweeping, curved surfaces reflect and refract light throughout the day, making the building a dynamic presence. The fluid geometry of the steel expresses both its weight and surprising adaptability, turning strength and flexibility into sculptural yet purposeful architecture.
Projekta ilgums: The project started in September 2020 and was completed in April 2025.
Darbības plūsma: The project operates as an open public platform where structure and circulation shape the visitor experience. Movement unfolds through ramps and vertical transitions, gradually revealing framed views of the city and industrial landscape. The cantilever creates a sheltered plaza, extending public space beneath. Steel ribs act as structure, facade, and spatial guides simultaneously, enabling long spans and flexible layouts. This integration of structure and space results in clarity, adaptability, and immersive engagement.
Patenti: Copyrights belong to Unsangdong Architects Cooperation, 2026
Komandas dalībnieki: Architects Firm: Unsangdong Architects
POSCO A&C
Lead Architects: Yoongyoo Jang
Changhoon Shin
Mijung Kim
Dongkeun Kim
Architects: Minkyun Kim
Eunsol Ko
Siyoung Lee
Nahee Kwon
Moonhwan Kim
Hee Cho
Seongmook Lim
Seho Ahn
Kyungmo Kim
Bosung Park
Attēlu autori: Photographer Sergio Pirrone, Park1538 Gwangyang, 2025
Video Credits: Sergio Pirrone