Recently, we shared Unsangdong Architects’ Life & Power Press Cultural Topography,
an interesting project that mixed programmatic elements with a crisp
aesthetic. The architects just shared their proposal for the Thematic
Pavilion of Yeosu 2012, entitled Ocean Imagination, which was awarded
honorable mention (check out other proposals previously featured here).
The proposal is an eye-catching proposal combines nature and the
imagination in an effort to create the “best use of the infinite
possibility of nature.” More images and more about the competition
entry after the break.
The pavilion allows visitors to experience the ocean’s ecosystems and
different exhibits related to “man-made nature.” An ‘Ocean Gate’ takes
the culture of the sea shore and shifts it vertically. This move
creates a dynamic visual that is a constant reminder to the viewers of
nature’s different environments. “It combines ocean ecosystem and
architecture in accordance with the main theme of ‘Ocean & Life,”
added the architects. Another part of the proposal, the ‘’Sustainable
Ocean void space’, is formed by combining flowing water with the
ecological environment.
The form’s outer spaces are used as exhibition places and are
outfitted with different events such as Water-Valley, Media-Valley,
Play-Valley, Green-Valley and so on.
The main exhibition, an ‘Organism of Scenery’, took inspiration from
the Korean seasons – in spring, flowers bloom everywhere, in summer, the
scenery contains dramatic waterfalls and thick forests, in fall, the
leaves on the trees turn yellow and in winter, a blanket of snow lay on
the ground.
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