佐源文化园
Jochiwon Cultural Garden
Jochiwon净水厂曾于1935年至2013年向当地供水。自关闭以来，公众一直无法进入现场。EMA Architects and Associates，即项目建筑师，将中央建筑作为现代建筑遗产保留在其原始状态。该建筑成为代表重要建筑历史的展览场所，通过适度和空旷的策略，以极简主义的方式展示具有未来潜力的室内空间。
Jochiwon Water Purification Plant formerly supplied water to the local area from 1935 to 2013. Since the closure, the site has been inaccessible to the public. EMA Architects and Associates, the project architects, preserved the central building in its original state as a modern architectural heritage. The building becomes an exhibition spot that represents the significant architectural history, taking a minimalist approach to the interior with future potential through a strategy of moderation and emptiness.
景观设计的主要目标是通过将附近的公园与场地整合，将旧址重新塑造成城市花园。该项目的主要理念是通过重新发现遗址的历史和空间价值，使其成为一个新的文化枢纽，为游客和社区提供一个支持各种文化活动的新平台。
The main goal of landscape design was to re-model the old site into a city garden by integrating a nearby park with the site. The main concept of this project was to provide visitors and communities a new platform to support various cultural activities, by re-discovering the historical and spatial value of the site so that it becomes a new cultural hub.
Jochiwon Cultural Garden is consisted of several circular rings which act as platforms for programs. Inside circular rings spaces are provided for temporary programs such as pop-up markets, food truck and outdoor amphitheater.
Throughout the design process, HEA focused on the 3 main strategies.
–Transposing the historical site to reality;
–Preserving the site and facilities that create unique atmosphere of the site;
–Designing the spatial sequence throughout the site to maximize the spatial values and provide various experiences to the users.
佐源文化园重新利用现有设施和连接主要设施的主要步行道。东侧新的线性透明“欢迎中心”和北侧现有的净水设施通过地面上的环形走道连接。净化设施已被改造成一个新的螺旋式展览空间和观赏点。
Jochiwon Cultural Garden reused the existing facilities and the main pedestrian pathwhich connects main facilities. The new linear transparent ‘Welcome Centre’ on the east side and the existing water purification facilities on the north side are connected through circular walkway on the ground level. The purification facilities have been transformed into a new spiraling exhibition space and viewing point.
Architects: EMA Architects & Associates
Project location: Pyeong-ri, Jochiwon-eup, Sejong-si, Korea
Design year: 2018
Year Built: 2019
