Foster and Partners have designed the Yongsan IDB Masterplan, a dream hub to transform the Seoul, Korea from a huge railway goods yard into an extraordinary metropolitan center. The design spot has been envisioned to be easily accessible via three architectural arcs, an icon derived from the Taoist idea of ying and yang. The key point of the design is the landmark tower collection which is made of three spiraling towers known as the ‘helixia’, designed to give the project a new focus and connect three varied areas together, the river han, the yongsan staion and the yongsan electronics district, a place where visitors can enjoy a variety of places like winding ramps and multitude connecting leveled lifts. With the twisting surroundings, helixia, the center of electricity and interaction will become a new global destination. Designer : Fosters and Partners
Interior Architecture discipline is acknowledged as new approach to addressing unhealthy living ennvironment; its constantly evolving response to meet human physical and psychological needs. As such, the speed and flexibility in human response demand an equally adaptable set of analytical tools, design approaches and production methods.
Also, Interior Architect could redefined as a space Psychologist. I truly believes that Interior Architecture has the power to transform, to heal,to teach, to inspire and to unite. The design of
interior spaces in a building may depend on the architectural aspect and its having a powerful impact on the level of well being, social
interaction and collaboration within a community of living environment. Unconsciously, we are also in helping to shape one's behavior, minds and
perceptions bringing out new connections and contrasts; organising and re-organising experience and thus making and re-making our world to build better future integrated with sustainable living, play and working environment.
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