Korea Railroad Corporation Headquarters / Concept Architectural
HEERIM Architects & Planners / Jeong Young-kyoon, Kum Doo-yeon, Im Dong-gun + KeunJeong Architecs & Engineers Co., Ltd. / Kim Jong-moon, Jung Seoung-duk
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| Daejeon Tower |
Constructional engineer Doosan Engineering & Construction, HANSHIN
Engineering & Construction
Construction of the railway authority building co-front Supervision
skyscrapers in korea Daejeon
- Project Name : KORAIL & KRNETWORK Headquarters
- Year : 2007
- Location : Daejeon
- Client : Korea railroad
- Gross Floor Area(㎡) : 111,366㎡
- Stories : 28F/B4
- Site Area : 23,508.19m²
- Region : Electrification
- Owner : Korea Railroad Corporation
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| Korea Railroad Corporation / Daejeon |
The new official building for Korea Railroad and Korea Rail Network Authority, which were re-established in January 2005, marks the first step of new high-speed railway business as well as the new development of Daejeon.New development of the region_The unbalanced urban condition between the eastern and western regions centering Daejeon station will be solved through the new office building and district development plan to be reborn as a new city. Entrusted with a role of a landmark, the site connected with Eastern Square is the starting signal for regional development.
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| Korea Railroad Corporation / Daejeon |
Beginning of a new railway project_To separate Korean National Railroad into Korea Railroad and Korea Rail Network Authority according to function means starting anew by reorganizing the culture of the entire railway business. It also implies the acceleration of high-speed railway business that makes the whole nationinto a one-day life zone and the firm establishment of its position as a subject of new railway business for unified Korea in consideration of future unification of South and North Korea.
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| site-plan |
Office building open to general public_It attempts to change from a usualclosed business facility that concerns the railroad only into a cultural facility that represents Daejeon. The passive public relation of railway business and facilities were connected to programs such as the great auditorium lobby and the observatory, maximizing the synergy effect and engraving the image of friendlier Korean Rail in the minds of people.
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| skyscrapers in korea Daejeon |
Design Concept Trans : Office building that proposes a new railway to the future the tower running in parallel with the railroad and the lower part of the building respectively mean the new urban context of Daejeon and replacement with the velocity of railway continuity. In other words, the high-rise tower connects the east with the west to create a strong visual axis, proposing the new possibility of the city. Also, the lower floors in parallel with the railroad show a varying speed according to its focal point, creating an ever-changing new office building.
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| first-floor-plan |
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| first-bassment-floor-plan |
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| second-floor-plan |
Mebius Ring : Endless trace of wheels without limitation_The visual message of a Floating Railway presented from the 4th floor to 6th floor shows the will of transcend the trace of wheel and the limitation of the railway that is confined to the ground. A series of public programs, which is continued from East Square through the entry ramp in the south, PR center, the lobby of grand auditorium, snack bar and finally to the railway observatory, is integrated into Mobius Ring to express the continuous flow of the rail and symbolize the future transportation mode without limit.
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| Korail & Krnerwork Headquarters |
Control : For the efficient control of Korean railroad, Korea Railroad and Korea Rail Network_ Authority should be separated while complementing each other. The Floating Railway links two straight and upright towers and at the same time is controlled by them. The two towers, which controls the contemporary and future transportation, support and connect the past(site) present(railway) future(Floating railway), and become a strong landmark of Daejeon.
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| Korail & Krnerwork Headquarters |
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| Skyscrapers in korea |
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