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City as Arts - 100 Notable Works of Architecture in Seoul
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| Language: | English |
| Release Date: | Jul 20, 2011 |
| Publisher: | Hollym |
| Product Made In: | South Korea |
| Case: | Safe Box |
Size: 225*150mm
ISBN: 9781565913271
Softcover
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The city of Seoul boasts a long history as a prized territory on the peninsula since the Three Kingdoms period (57 BCE-AD 688) and as the national capital for over 600 years of Joseon Dynasty (1392-1897). History is bound to leave behind architecture, and Seoul is home to myriad buildings, from those constructed in ancient times to 21st century skyscrapers. Many of them have disappeared in the course of wars and modernization, but the architecture still remains to be a perfect media to start tracing back the history of this city. When it comes to more recent buildings, there have been increased efforts in archiving and preserving post-Korean War architecture, and many remain today, witnessing the dynamic changes that the nation has gone through in modern times.
City as Arts: 100 Notable Works of Architecture in Seoul aims at introducing the most notable among Seoul¨s architecture to visitors and readers from around the world. A city¨s dignity and stature rely on the preservation of its architecture, which speaks for its history, and also on how effectively its citizens of today can utilize and enjoy them in their everyday lives. One hundred buildings have been selected, based on their significance as historical relic, as work of art and as public facility. Those are also categorized chronologically into six chapters: Traditional Architecture: 15th-Late 19th Century, Early Modern and Colonial Architecture: Late 19th Century-1945, Modern Architecture (1950s-1980s)グ, Modern Architecture (1950s-1980s) ケ, Contemporary Architecture: 1990-Present, Architecture by International Masters.
グ. Traditional Architecture: 15th-Late 19th Century
Amidst the strict symmetry of the design, the Joseon Dynasty architecture seeks balance in nature with delicate touches, fine craftsmanship and decorative details.
ケ. Early Modern and Colonial Architecture: Late 19th Century-1945
Architectures in this time of Seoul provide excellent examples of the modernized urban hanok, and of how Western style accepts and adapts to the indigenous cultures.
ゲ. Modern Architecture (1950s-1980s)グ
The buildings may have embraced Western international style, but its goal lies in boosting up to Korea¨s modern spirit.
コ. Modern Architecture (1950s-1980s) ケ
The structural details of skyscrapers on the street of today¨s Seoul speak for the triumph of modern technology.
ゴ. Contemporary Architecture: 1990-Present
Contemporary Architecture can be interpreted as an attempt to blend in with the environment—in other words, a formal attempt to break away from Industrialization.
サ. Architecture by International Masters
World famous architects projected exotic and unique buildings in the streets of Korea beginning from 2000s in support of post-modernism.
TABLE OF CONTENTS
Preface
グ. Traditional Architecture: 15th-Late 19th Century
001 Gyeongbokgung Palace | 002 Bosingak Pavilion | 003 Jongmyo Shrine | 004 Sajikdan Altar
005 Sungnyemun Gate | 006 Pirundae | 007 Munmyo Shrine | 008 Changdeokgung Palace
009 Changgyeonggung Palace | 010 Tapgol Park | 011 Unhyeongung Palace
012 Former Office of Postal Administration | 013 Seoul City Walls | 014 Bongeunsa Temple
015 Bongwonsa Temple | 016 Heungcheonsa Temple | 017 Namsan Hanok Village
018 Namsan Smoke Signal Towers | 019 Seolleung Tomb | 020 Jeongneung Tomb
021 Royal Shrine for Prince Changnyeong | 022 Heunginjimun Gate
023 Ordinance Bureau Beonsachang Armory | 024 Jogyesa Temple
ケ. Early Modern and Colonial Architecture: Late 19th Century-1945
025 Chondogyo Central Headquarters | 026 Myeongdong Cathedral | 027 Yakhyeon Cathedral
028 Seoul Cathedral Anglican Church of Korea | 029 Chungdong First Church
030 Seoul Museum of Art | 031 Deoksugung Palace | 032 Simujang House
033 Choi Sun-u House | 034 Dongnipmun Gate | 035 Former Min Hyeong-gi Estate
036 Ihwajang House | 037 Gyeonggyojang House | 038 Bank of Korea Main Building
039 Myeongdong Theater | 040 Former Daehan Hospital Main Building
041 Former National Industrial Institute Main Building | 042 Former Seoul Station
043 Main Building, East & West Wings of Choong Ang High School
044 Pfeiffer Hall of Ewha Womans University | 045 Main Hall and Library of Korea University
046 Stimson, Appenzeller & Underwood Halls of Yonsei University
047 Former Seoul National University Main Building
048 Water Treatment Plant No. 1 on Ttukseom Waterfront | 049 Former Seoul Detention Center
ゲ. Modern Architecture (1950s-1980s)グ
050 Former Library of Konkuk University | 051 Suh's OB/GYN Practice
052 Main Building of Sogang University
053 Korean Educational Development Institute - New Wing | 054 Samil Building
055 Mongchon Clay Fortress & World's Peace Gate | 056 Kyungdong Presbyterian Church
057 Space Building - Old and New Wings | 058 LG Sangnam Library
059 Arko Arts Theater, Arko Art Center & Marronnier Park | 060 Freedom Center & Tower Hotel
061 National Theater of Korea | 062 Martyrs' Shrine on Jeoldusan Hill
コ. Modern Architecture (1950s-1980s) ケ
063 Luce Chapel of Yonsei University | 064 Seoul Museum of History | 065 National Assembly
066 Sejong Center for the Performing Arts & Gwanghwamun Square
067 National Cemetery for the April 19th Revolution | 068 The War Memorial of Korea
069 National Museum of Korea | 070 Seoul Arts Center
071 Acropolis, Student Center & University Library of Seoul National University
072 Islam Mosque | 073 Orthodox Metropolis of Korea's Cathedral of St. Nicholas
ゴ. Contemporary Architecture: 1990-Present
074 Gallery Bing | 075 The Hankyoreh Building | 076 Seoul World Cup Stadium
077 Seonyudo Park | 078 Ssamziegil | 079 Lock Museum | 080 Why Butter Building
081 Nanhyang Building of Sungshin Women's University | 082 Forest Science Center
083 Total Museum of Contemporary Art | 084 Kim Chong Yung Museum
085 University of Seoul Campus Complex | 086 Horim Art Center | 087 Urban Hive Building
088 Posco E&C Tower | 089 Miral School | 090 Boutique Monaco | 091 Noksapyeong Station
092 Cheong Gye Cheon Museum
サ. Architecture by International Masters
093 Coex Mall | 094 Hammering Man | 095 Jongno Tower | 096 Aqua Art Bridge
097 SK Telecom Headquarters | 098 Ewha Campus Center
099 Seoul National University Museum of Art | 100 Kyobo Gangnam Tower
Appendix
City as Arts: 100 Notable Works of Architecture in Seoul aims at introducing the most notable among Seoul¨s architecture to visitors and readers from around the world. A city¨s dignity and stature rely on the preservation of its architecture, which speaks for its history, and also on how effectively its citizens of today can utilize and enjoy them in their everyday lives. One hundred buildings have been selected, based on their significance as historical relic, as work of art and as public facility. Those are also categorized chronologically into six chapters: Traditional Architecture: 15th-Late 19th Century, Early Modern and Colonial Architecture: Late 19th Century-1945, Modern Architecture (1950s-1980s)グ, Modern Architecture (1950s-1980s) ケ, Contemporary Architecture: 1990-Present, Architecture by International Masters.
グ. Traditional Architecture: 15th-Late 19th Century
Amidst the strict symmetry of the design, the Joseon Dynasty architecture seeks balance in nature with delicate touches, fine craftsmanship and decorative details.
ケ. Early Modern and Colonial Architecture: Late 19th Century-1945
Architectures in this time of Seoul provide excellent examples of the modernized urban hanok, and of how Western style accepts and adapts to the indigenous cultures.
ゲ. Modern Architecture (1950s-1980s)グ
The buildings may have embraced Western international style, but its goal lies in boosting up to Korea¨s modern spirit.
コ. Modern Architecture (1950s-1980s) ケ
The structural details of skyscrapers on the street of today¨s Seoul speak for the triumph of modern technology.
ゴ. Contemporary Architecture: 1990-Present
Contemporary Architecture can be interpreted as an attempt to blend in with the environment—in other words, a formal attempt to break away from Industrialization.
サ. Architecture by International Masters
World famous architects projected exotic and unique buildings in the streets of Korea beginning from 2000s in support of post-modernism.
TABLE OF CONTENTS
Preface
グ. Traditional Architecture: 15th-Late 19th Century
001 Gyeongbokgung Palace | 002 Bosingak Pavilion | 003 Jongmyo Shrine | 004 Sajikdan Altar
005 Sungnyemun Gate | 006 Pirundae | 007 Munmyo Shrine | 008 Changdeokgung Palace
009 Changgyeonggung Palace | 010 Tapgol Park | 011 Unhyeongung Palace
012 Former Office of Postal Administration | 013 Seoul City Walls | 014 Bongeunsa Temple
015 Bongwonsa Temple | 016 Heungcheonsa Temple | 017 Namsan Hanok Village
018 Namsan Smoke Signal Towers | 019 Seolleung Tomb | 020 Jeongneung Tomb
021 Royal Shrine for Prince Changnyeong | 022 Heunginjimun Gate
023 Ordinance Bureau Beonsachang Armory | 024 Jogyesa Temple
ケ. Early Modern and Colonial Architecture: Late 19th Century-1945
025 Chondogyo Central Headquarters | 026 Myeongdong Cathedral | 027 Yakhyeon Cathedral
028 Seoul Cathedral Anglican Church of Korea | 029 Chungdong First Church
030 Seoul Museum of Art | 031 Deoksugung Palace | 032 Simujang House
033 Choi Sun-u House | 034 Dongnipmun Gate | 035 Former Min Hyeong-gi Estate
036 Ihwajang House | 037 Gyeonggyojang House | 038 Bank of Korea Main Building
039 Myeongdong Theater | 040 Former Daehan Hospital Main Building
041 Former National Industrial Institute Main Building | 042 Former Seoul Station
043 Main Building, East & West Wings of Choong Ang High School
044 Pfeiffer Hall of Ewha Womans University | 045 Main Hall and Library of Korea University
046 Stimson, Appenzeller & Underwood Halls of Yonsei University
047 Former Seoul National University Main Building
048 Water Treatment Plant No. 1 on Ttukseom Waterfront | 049 Former Seoul Detention Center
ゲ. Modern Architecture (1950s-1980s)グ
050 Former Library of Konkuk University | 051 Suh's OB/GYN Practice
052 Main Building of Sogang University
053 Korean Educational Development Institute - New Wing | 054 Samil Building
055 Mongchon Clay Fortress & World's Peace Gate | 056 Kyungdong Presbyterian Church
057 Space Building - Old and New Wings | 058 LG Sangnam Library
059 Arko Arts Theater, Arko Art Center & Marronnier Park | 060 Freedom Center & Tower Hotel
061 National Theater of Korea | 062 Martyrs' Shrine on Jeoldusan Hill
コ. Modern Architecture (1950s-1980s) ケ
063 Luce Chapel of Yonsei University | 064 Seoul Museum of History | 065 National Assembly
066 Sejong Center for the Performing Arts & Gwanghwamun Square
067 National Cemetery for the April 19th Revolution | 068 The War Memorial of Korea
069 National Museum of Korea | 070 Seoul Arts Center
071 Acropolis, Student Center & University Library of Seoul National University
072 Islam Mosque | 073 Orthodox Metropolis of Korea's Cathedral of St. Nicholas
ゴ. Contemporary Architecture: 1990-Present
074 Gallery Bing | 075 The Hankyoreh Building | 076 Seoul World Cup Stadium
077 Seonyudo Park | 078 Ssamziegil | 079 Lock Museum | 080 Why Butter Building
081 Nanhyang Building of Sungshin Women's University | 082 Forest Science Center
083 Total Museum of Contemporary Art | 084 Kim Chong Yung Museum
085 University of Seoul Campus Complex | 086 Horim Art Center | 087 Urban Hive Building
088 Posco E&C Tower | 089 Miral School | 090 Boutique Monaco | 091 Noksapyeong Station
092 Cheong Gye Cheon Museum
サ. Architecture by International Masters
093 Coex Mall | 094 Hammering Man | 095 Jongno Tower | 096 Aqua Art Bridge
097 SK Telecom Headquarters | 098 Ewha Campus Center
099 Seoul National University Museum of Art | 100 Kyobo Gangnam Tower
Appendix
