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Project Location

Seoul, South Korea

Year of Completion

2016

Building Type

Temporary

Building Massing

Landscape

Yinghua HuaFollow

Architect Location

France

Owner

N/A

Student Author

Hua yinghua

Archived Year

12-7-2018

Climate

Hot Summer Continental Climate

Application

Recycled material_recycled steel parts from an old ship

Material and its Properties

Temp’L is designed from recycled steel parts from an old ship. It provokes thought about beauty in our time, coming from a recent past. The architectural section of the project is drawn through the process of cutting up the old ship. The section-cut has the necessary force for the sawing action, while opening and thus freeing the space contained in the volume of the ship.

Manufacturer

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Material Brand

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Location of Manufacturer

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Fabricator

N/A

Location of Fabricator

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Architect Website

http://shinslab.net/

Manufacturer Website

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Fabricator Website

N/A

Other Sources

https://www.archdaily.com/792602/yap-seoul-nil-templ-shinslab-architecture https://www.dezeen.com/2016/07/20/shinslab-architecture-rusty-ship-transformed-cavernous-pavilion-momas-young-architects-program-yap-seoul/

Environmental Response

Project Temp'L's aim is to demonstrate how objects that have lost their function may still have value, and promote the beauty in utilitarian mass-produced objects.Temp'L is designed from the recycled steel parts from an old ship. It shows not only a beauty of structure, but it has also a recycling purpose.

YAP Seoul – Temp’L

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