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HANDS Welfare Center & Multifamily Residence in Seoul, South Korea by Hands Architects / CUUB Studio

Project name:
HANDS Welfare Center & Multifamily Residence
Architecture firm:
Hands Architects
Location:
Seoul, South Korea
Tools used:
Autodesk 3ds Max, Corona Renderer, Adobe Photoshop
Principal architect:
Hands Architects
Design team:
Built area:
Site area:
Design year:
2022
Completion year:
Collaborators:
Visualization:
CUUB Studio
Client:
Private
Status:
Under Construction
Typology:
Residential › Apartments

It was a really amazing project for our team, we had the opportunity to tell a story that stems from one of the most mysterious and dynamic cities in the world. And we are very happy to share it with you first hand.

The design was based on a series of shifted metal cubes which, as if in slow motion of a film, reveal their powerful plates following the movement of the wind. HANDS Welfare Center features a unique twisting perforated metal structure that takes us to a world of fantastic illusions made real.

The metal chess game is complemented by the inner part of the podium level, made of transparent glass. It will be fascinating to observe the play of light in the streets of Seoul as the setting sun reflects off the glass panels. HANDS Welfare Center is a place of strength and relaxation in the midst of the vibrant energy of the city.

The magic of any visualization is that you can feel the idea and immerse completely in creating a deep and personal visual language. The task of CUUB team was not only to represent the values of the project, but also to demonstrate its subtle interaction with the architectural traditions of the city. Its contrast, modernity and respect for the past, naturalistic tendencies, simplicity, economy of form, avoidance of extremes.

We are honored to share the results  of our global collaboration with Hands Architects as we celebrate a groundbreaking architectural project that brightens up Seoul life with a brand new project.


By Naser Nader Ibrahim

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