KT Landmark Tower
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Project: KT Landmark Tower
Designed by Studio Daniel Liebeskind + Gansam Architects & Partners
Location: Seoul, South Korea
Client: KT Corporation
Project area: 169,784 sqm
Competition Year: 2010
Website: www.daniel-libeskind.com + www.gansam.com
The design reflects the vision of KT as a landmark tower and the generous spirit of the KT employees, Customers, and Visitors who serve this place. From the exterior, the form clearly emphasizes symbolism of KT by introducing elements for art, culture, nature, environment, and technology. The recognition of the towers and it’s facade creates a unique transition between the US Embassy and Kyobo with a dynamic gesture of multiple towers. Continue for more after the jump:
Designed by Studio Daniel Liebeskind + Gansam Architects & Partners
Location: Seoul, South Korea
Client: KT Corporation
Project area: 169,784 sqm
Competition Year: 2010
Website: www.daniel-libeskind.com + www.gansam.com
The design reflects the vision of KT as a landmark tower and the generous spirit of the KT employees, Customers, and Visitors who serve this place. From the exterior, the form clearly emphasizes symbolism of KT by introducing elements for art, culture, nature, environment, and technology. The recognition of the towers and it’s facade creates a unique transition between the US Embassy and Kyobo with a dynamic gesture of multiple towers. Continue for more after the jump:
Design team: Seungki Min, Byungdon Yoo, Roy Oei (Studio Daniel Libeskind) + Shinhui Won, Wookjin Chung, Sangsu Park, Sang-Hyun Son, Inkyung Han, Taewook Kang, Namhui Kim, Shinkyung Jo (G.Lab* by Gansam Architects & Partners)
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