mass studies: DAUM headquarters
mass studies: DAUM headquarters image © yong-kwan kim all images courtesy of mass studies
korean firm mass studies has designed the ‘DAUM headquarters’ for an international IT company based in the jeju province, an island off the southern coast of korea. the company positioned themselves on the autonomous island away from metropolitan areas, to oppose their competitors with an awareness of korea’s rapid population growth and densities representing it as the most urbanized country in the world. the development diversifies the island’s mainly touristic industry to contribute a technology-focused one. similar to silicon valley, the proposal creates a creative work community within a utopian setting. part of a 1,095,900 square meter masterplan situated near jeju university, the 300 meter wide and 800 meter long plot will be constructed over time in a linear, organic manner. the area is planned to divide rural and urban as well as formal and informal zones.
the urban zone will host a superstructure measuring 70 meters wide by 800 meters long which will support efficient working spaces, farming and sports sections. the large sclae is humanized with 8.4 meter by 8.4 meter structural modules with variations of extruded or curved elements. generated 12.6 meter long spans and 6.3 meter cantilevers form intimate working environments and shelter outdoor spaces. segments of the five-storey high exterior adjust to the uniformly sloping terrain’s gradual 60 meter change across its length, ensuring connections through the interior.
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project info:
name and site of the project: daum campus masterplan & daum space architects: mass studies – minsuk cho, kisu park design team: hyunjung kim, jisoo kim, sungpil won, nikolas urano, sebastien soan, junghye bae, jangwon choi, kwonwoong lim, youngjoon chung, bhujon kang, zongxoo u, taehoon hwang, sangkyu jeon, younkyoung shin, vin kim, daeun jeong, yuseok heo, kyungmok park, wonbang kim, jieun lee, sanghoon lee, songmin lee structural engineering: TEO structure MEP engineer: HANA consulting & engineers lighting engineer: newlite landscape design: soltos landscaping client: DAUM communications construction: hyundai development company construction manager: hanmi global co. location: jeju province, korea site area: 1,095,000 m2 (masterplan) / 48,383 m2 (daum space) site coverage area: 3,720.38 m2 total floor area: 9,184.16 m2 (including basement floor) building-to-land ratio: 7.69% floor area ratio: 15.90% building scope: b1f + 5f structure: RC finish: exposed color concrete, wood deck, vertical & roof garden cost: 13,510,000 EUR (20,000,000,000 krw) design phase (beginning and ending month, year): 2008.4 – 2010.6 construction phase (beginning and ending month, year): 2010.7– 2011.11
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