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Prehistory Museum, Jeongok, Korea
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Prehistory Museum, Jeongok, Korea
Reconstructing the Face of the Plateau
The proposal for the Gyeonggi-doJeongokPrehistoryMuseum begins by forming a new edge to the Plateau, by creating a swollen slope as a thin veil of fluid skin which is structured by fractal geometry: opening and closing like articulating onto the fluid surface. As seen from South- Grand Outdoor Concourse-, this newly inscribed surface of transparent glass wall constructs a dynamic identity: yet from within the museum, this surface traces a new visual trajectory towards the museum. The wall of the museum can be understood as a rhythm of stratigraphic (physical) and spatial (effective) layering, within the plateau face, portaling and intensifying its timeless surface.
The proposal for the Gyeonggi-doJeongokPrehistoryMuseum begins by forming a new edge to the Plateau, by creating a swollen slope as a thin veil of fluid skin which is structured by fractal geometry: opening and closing like articulating onto the fluid surface. As seen from South- Grand Outdoor Concourse-, this newly inscribed surface of transparent glass wall constructs a dynamic identity: yet from within the museum, this surface traces a new visual trajectory towards the museum. The wall of the museum can be understood as a rhythm of stratigraphic (physical) and spatial (effective) layering, within the plateau face, portaling and intensifying its timeless surface.
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