PROJECTS

A terraced three-dimensional city where activities spread out under a large roof
The aim was to create a three-dimensional urban space with a mechanism for internal activities to surface to the outside by connecting the terraced spaces between the steps of the existing slope with a grand staircase and veranda-like semi-outdoor spaces.

Making the mall three-dimensional
The architecture department building utilises the layout of the existing facilities to encourage further activation. The large roof, which can be seen from the entrance to the mall, and the greenery leading to the forest at the back of the building will become a new landmark for the university.

Clear layout plan
The building is divided into a 'creative area' with a large atrium that encourages interaction across disciplines and grades, and 'private rooms' such as teachers' offices and seminar rooms located on each floor in consideration of security and time of use. The open integrated space and private rooms for concentration accelerate the thinking cycle and provide a place where new thinking can be generated.
(Translation by DeepL)