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Friday, October 29, 2010

Hanil Cement Visitors Center and Guesthouse : By BCHO Architects Associates

Danyang, Korea
BCHO Architects Associates

Post By:Kitticoon Poopong
Hanil Cement Visitors Center and Guesthouse
Photo © Yong Kwan Kim
Built for the Hanil Cement Company to educate visitors about concrete and how it can be recycled, architects for the Visitors Center and Guesthouse use a variety of construction and landscaping techniques. From various concrete casting methods to the use of recycled, broken pieces of concrete for tile and gabion walls, the building and displays will continue to evolve and change as new techniques are designed.

Hanil Cement Visitors Center and Guesthouse
Photo © Yong Kwan Kim 

Design concept and solution: 
The site is located to the west of the factory, on a forested hill adjacent to Mt. Sobaek National Park. The existing land had been changed considerably to facilitate the movement of trucks to the cement factory. To restore the damaged original mountains and forest and revive the landscape, the team brought in earth to fill the courtyard between the two buildings, along the original mountain ridge. The seeming flow of the mountains from the west leads to the reception and dining areas in the inner courtyard of the building.
Hanil Cement Visitors Center and Guesthouse
Photo © Yong Kwan Kim
The design uses cast fabric-formed concrete—a construction method where two fabric layers have a structural fine aggregate concrete pumped between them—for walls on the east façade, which curve and fold vertically to evoke images of the forest beyond. Four, tall vertical windows in this wall allow visitors to view a section of the factory’s concrete production process. Two larger glazed openings on that side also have views to the cafeteria and courtyard, the latter of which is encircled by a water garden.
Hanil Cement Visitors Center and Guesthouse
Photo © Yong Kwan Kim 

Hanil Cement Visitors Center and Guesthouse
Photo © Yong Kwan Kim
Hanil Cement Visitors Center and Guesthouse
Photo © Yong Kwan Kim
Hanil Cement Visitors Center and Guesthouse
Photo © Yong Kwan Kim
Hanil Cement Visitors Center and Guesthouse
Photo © Yong Kwan Kim
Hanil Cement Visitors Center and Guesthouse
Photo © Yong Kwan Kim
Hanil Cement Visitors Center and Guesthouse
Photo © Yong Kwan Kim
Hanil Cement Visitors Center and Guesthouse
Photo © Yong Kwan Kim 

Hanil Cement Visitors Center and Guesthouse
Photo © Yong Kwan Kim
Hanil Cement Visitors Center and Guesthouse
Photo © Yong Kwan Kim
Hanil Cement Visitors Center and Guesthouse
Photo © Yong Kwan Kim 

Hanil Cement Visitors Center and Guesthouse
Photo © Yong Kwan Kim
Hanil Cement Visitors Center and Guesthouse
Photo © Yong Kwan Kim
Hanil Cement Visitors Center and Guesthouse
Photo © Yong Kwan Kim
Hanil Cement Visitors Center and Guesthouse
Photo © Yong Kwan Kim 

Hanil Cement Visitors Center and Guesthouse
Photo © Yong Kwan Kim
Hanil Cement Visitors Center and Guesthouse
Photo © Yong Kwan Kim
Hanil Cement Visitors Center and Guesthouse
Photo © Yong Kwan Kim
Hanil Cement Visitors Center and Guesthouse
Image courtesy BCHO Architects Associates

Hanil Cement Visitors Center and Guesthouse
Image courtesy BCHO Architects Associates
Hanil Cement Visitors Center and Guesthouse
Image courtesy BCHO Architects Associates
Hanil Cement Visitors Center and Guesthouse
Image courtesy BCHO Architects Associates
Hanil Cement Visitors Center and Guesthouse
Image courtesy BCHO Architects Associates
Hanil Cement Visitors Center and Guesthouse
Image courtesy BCHO Architects Associates
Hanil Cement Visitors Center and Guesthouse
Image courtesy BCHO Architects Associates
Hanil Cement Visitors Center and Guesthouse
Image courtesy BCHO Architects Associates

Hanil Cement Visitors Center and Guesthouse
Image courtesy BCHO Architects Associates

People

Architect
BCHO Architects Associates
55-7 Sil bldg
Banpo-4dong
Seocho Gu
Seoul Korea 137-803
T: +82 02 537 8261
F: +82 02 537 8201
Design Architect:
Byoungsoo Cho, AIA
Project Team:
Nicholas Locke, Youngjin Kang, Taehyun Nam, Greg Hale
Interior designer:
BCHO Architects Associates
Engineer:
SDM Engineers
Consultant(s)
Landscape:
BCHO Architects Associates
Lighting: 
BCHO Architects Associates
Other:
Mark West: Fabric Form Concrete Consultant
General contractor:
Youngmook Cho : CANDO Intl’ Ltd.
Photographer(s)
Young Kwan Kim, BCHO: Wooseop Hwang
Renderer(s)
BCHO Architects Associates
Nicholas Locke, Youngjin Kang
CAD system, project management, or other software used:
Autocad, Rhinoceros 3D

Products

Structural system:
Reinforced Concrete / Steel Suspension Rods
Exterior cladding
Fabric Formed Concrete:
custom
Recycled Concrete. Steel Gabions: custom
Concrete:
Wooden Form Concrete
Wood:
Cedar Paneling
Roofing
Built-up roofing:
Reinforced Concrete with Recycled Concrete
Windows
Wood:
Cedar Paneling
Steel:
Exterior Galvanized Steel – CANDO Intl’ Ltd.
Aluminum:
Eagon System Window
Glazing
Glass:
Yong Gwang Glass, Pair (Insulated Glass Unit)
Doors
Entrances:
Deong Dul Windows/Doors - Custom
Metal doors:
CANDO Intl’ - Custom
Wood doors:
Deong Dul Windows/Doors - Custom
Sliding doors:
EAGON window Systems
Hardware
Locksets:
MENTO KOREA
Hinges:
MENTO KOREA
Security devices:
SECOM
Interior finishes
Acoustical ceilings:
Custom Douglas Fir
Wallcoverings:
Custom Douglas Fir Paneling / Drywall with Paint Typ.
Floor and wall tile Grinded Concrete with hardener Finish – Level 1
Furnishings
Fixed seating:
Custom- ABC Furniture
Lighting
Interior ambient lighting:
FEELUX
Downlights:
FEELUX
Exterior:
FEELUX
CANDO Intl Ltd
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