Seoripul Open Art Storage, Seoul (South Korea)
Herzog & de Meuron 

Seoripul Open Art Storage, Seoul (South Korea)

Herzog & de Meuron 


Seoripul Open Art Storage will serve as the collective archive space for the Seoul Museum of Art, the Seoul Museum of Craft Art, and the Seoul Museum of History. Beyond its role as a storage facility, it aspires to be a dynamic civic space for Seoul residents and global visitors. The building, characterized by a pyramidal glass structure atop mineral pedestal blocks and surrounded by a carefully defined garden, will be a prominent landmark visible from Seocho Road. The garden serves as both a secluded outdoor space and an entry point into Seoripul Park, with a new walkway linking to the park’s existing pathways. This positioning transforms Seoripul Open Art Storage from a mere repository for cultural and historical artifacts into a harmonious integration of nature, culture, and urban life...[+]


Herzog & de Meuron Project Team
SociosPartners
Jacques Herzog, Pierre de Meuron, Santiago Espitia Berndt (Partner in Charge), Martin Knüsel
EquipoProject Team
Enrique Peláez (Project Director), Thorben Bazlen (Project Architect), Jackie Bae, Benedict Choquard, João Conceição, Sukjoo Hong, Inmo Kang, Jeremy Kim, Liane Liang, Jan Macbean, Chris Noh, Aida Ramirez Marrujo, André Vergueiro

PlaneamientoPlanning
Design Consultant: Herzog & de Meuron. Landscape Design: Vogt Landschaftsarchitekten. Structural Engineering: Schnetzer Puskas Ingenieure. Sustainability Engineering: Transsolar Energietechnik. Museum Advisory: Peter Wilson. Curatorial Advisory: Laurencina Farrant