Local Stitch Creator Town Seogyo was featured in the May issue, 2024 of  .         Project overview · Location: Seogyo-dong, Mapo-gu, Seoul · Scale: B3F~7F · Site area: 3,622㎡ · Total floor area: 17,590.02㎡ · Design ParticipantsHyosang Lee, Seongguk Park, Youngdoo Choi, Arin Heo,  Myeongryul Lee, Yoonjung Ji, Sooyoung Choi   Learn more about the project

Ferrum Tower was featured in the 2024 spring issue of <KOREANA>,  the Korea Foundation's quarterly magazine published in 10 languages to promote Korean culture and arts.         Lean more about the project <Ferrum Tower>   Go to read an article of <KOREANA>

The 22nd edition of <GARM Magazine> featured ‘Icheon Logistics Center’ in its insulation episode.  This article explores the importance of insulation in logistics centers and how it is being applied.       Go to read the Insulation edition of <GARM Magazine>.

<The third branch of Aeon Mall in Cambodia> was introduced in the the Monthly Architect April issue of 2024.         Learn more about the project <The 3rd branch of Aeon Mall in Cambodia.>   Go to read an article <Monthly Architect>

▲ Enhanced accessibility with the entrance placed close to Konkuk University Station and the main building for the new outpatient center featuring symbolic design ▲ Prioritized user convenience with the passageway connecting the two buildings ▲ Dedicated space for medical staff and cost reduction with steel framed parking space utilizing the core of the existing building     Konkuk University Hospital outpatient center and steel framed parking lot located at the main street near Konkuk University station, which has a high volume of foot traffic from the subway and surrounding area. ⓒGansam Gansam was selected for the proposal competition of Konkuk University Hospital outpatient center and steel framed parking lot expansion project.  This project involves the expansion of an outpatient center with a total floor area of approximately 1,400 pyeong and a steel framed parking lot of about 900 pyeong on a 5,200 pyeong site around Konkuk University Hospital in Neungdong-ro, Gwangjin-gu, Seoul.  The winning proposal by Gansam aims to provide a new identity for Konkuk University Hospital while maximizing accessibility and symbolic significance. The outpatient center, facing the main road, features an atrium design in the façade, generating a new symbolic presence to the hospital. Entrances are strategically placed near Konkuk University station and the main building to enhance accessibility. A passageway was planned to strengthen the connectivity between the main building and the expanded outpatient center, prioritizing user convenience in the space layout. Additionally, dedicated spaces for medical staff have been created to allow them to focus on treatment, research, and rest. The core of the existing building was utilized in the steel framed parking lot, reducing cost and construction time, and offering a rational and efficient alternative through phased construction planning. The proposal was highly praised for presenting an efficient and optimized layout for users, architecturally resolving the connection with the existing building, and providing effective solutions to potential issues during construction.   【Design overview】 · Site location: Konkuk University Hospital, 120-1, Neungdong-ro, Gwangjin-gu, Seoul · Site area: 17,171㎡ · Building area: 8,507.73㎡ (Expansion 2,244.23㎡) · Total floor area: 91,587㎡ (Expansion 4,596㎡) · Building coverage: 49.55% · Floor area ratio: 249.73% · Scale: B4F-13F (Expansion 3 ground levels)   【Participants】 · Healthcare Design: Taesang Lee, Chunhaeng Kim, Wonil Lee, Kangyun Lee, Boseung Kim, Yeonju Kim, Sohee Kim, Uiryeong Jung, Donghu Kim, Beomyong Choi, Jaeyoon Lee  · CM: Seungyeol Lee, Gwangho Jeon, Shinwoo Lee, Sungkil Um, Mujung Kim, Seunghwan Im, Donghee Kim  · MIM: Woonghee Kim, Hongil Noh  · Urban Team: Taehyun Yoo 

Interview with Hyosang Lee｜Hotel design from Gansam's perspective｜The Insight "What are the post-pandemic hotel architecture trends?"   As an expert pioneering new innovations in the hotel and resort architecture,  as a group leader, and a 20-year member of Gansam,  Hyosang Lee talks about insights with Gansam.   Interview with an architect Hyosang Lee for the Design group 4 of Gansam  [Go to architect information]     Explore contents for diverse perspectives and activities of Gansam. ≫Go to the Gansam’s YouTube channel

Gansam was selected for the architectural competition of the development project for Goseong Hwajinpo Lake tourist area.  It was highly praised for overcoming the limit of green conservation areas to enhance land utilization, the diverse wellness programs, and their arrangement to maximize customer experience, and the thoughtful design that considered not only customer convenience but also the management and operation of facilities by working staffs.   "A new wellness resort offering meaningful experiences with local nature” Redefining Luxury : Living with Nature After the pandemic, the tourism and leisure industry has been focusing on developing new resort destinations to meet the rapidly changing customers’ needs. As COVID-19 transitions to an endemic, the previously suppressed demand for outdoor activities is rapidly increasing, and with the advancement of AI and big data analysis, we are facing an era of hyper-personalization. In response to these changes, resort development must shift away from targeting the baby boomer generation as the primary customer base and instead plan concept resorts that consider the preferences and demographic size of the millennial generation. Goseong Hwajinpo Hotel & Resort introduces Korea's first true wellness resort with a new customer experience-centered social spa village and sustainable connections to the local area and nature. Located in the pristine natural environment of Hwajinpo Lake, this resort will be an ideal destination optimized for the lifestyle and preferences of future generations as an experience-centered concept resort.            ■ Design overview · Site location: 84 Chodori, Hyeonnae-myeon, Goseong-gun, Gangwon-do area · Site area: 170,233㎡ · Building area: 51,221.68㎡ · Total floor area: 195,295.64㎡ · Building coverage: 30.09% · Floor area ratio: 62.74% · Scale: B3F-14F   ■ Participants · Architects: Hyosang Lee, Myeongryul Lee, Byungsoo Ko, Jinwoo Kim, Kiwoong Sung, Daeho Jeon, Jihwan Kim, Jihye Kim, Taehoon Kim, Dayoung Kim, Dayeon Lee, Minwoo Kim, Hyunji Choi, Taewoo Kim, Joowon Jung, Yoonjung Ji, Wonseon Kwon, Jinjae Kim, Jihan Lee, Jaehee Woo, Jaemin Byun, Chaeun Lee · Landscaping: Yoonsang Shin, Yeona Jung, Yoonhee Jang · GDS: Seungyeon Lee, Boyeon Ham, Seyoung Joo, Younghoi Cha · CG: Bongseop Lee, Jungsik Min, Kwangmin Lee, Jinho Yoo, Haesung Kang  

Let us introduce 21 new Gansam employees for 2024,  who will be together at all moments with Gansam.   Read Ganjik-e’s names and personal impressions hand-written by themselves and remember and welcome them :)   Welcome everyone. We look forward to working together!  

Gansam was selected at the extension and remodeling competition of the Catholic University of Korea Uijeongbu St. Mary’s Hospital.      Present the best healing environment solutions for a sustainable future. This competition for the Catholic University of Uijeongbu St. Mary's Hospital involves the project for expanding and remodeling the existing hospital building on a 7,000-pyeong site in Geumo-dong, Uijeongbu, Gyeonggi Province by expanding to the total floor area to 26,000 pyeong. *Expansion: 16,733 pyeong / Remodeling: 9,873 pyeong     Gansam has introduced a new paradigm in hospital architecture by improving accessibility and healing environments. By utilizing ground-level drop-offs (double decks) on each floor, Gansam separated entry and exit points for vehicles, minimizing traffic congestion, and lowered entry levels to enhance accessibility for pedestrians. Spiritual Atrium was designed as a bright and mild lobby space with natural lighting, taking a role as a hub space connecting existing and expanded building. For the increasing visitors’ demands facilities were efficiently rearranged by medical department, and outpatient and infection control centers were completely separated for independent operation to prepare for pandemics. As a result, the architecture was highly praised for addressing transportation issues, harmonizing with existing buildings, connecting internal and external spaces through central hub, and designing with a patient-oriented approach in response to the evolving medical environment.        ■ Design overview · Site location: 65-1, Geumo-dong, Uijeongbu-si, Gyeonggi-do and 7 lots · Site area: 23,200㎡ · Building area: 12762.88㎡ · Total floor area: Expansion 55,316㎡/ Remodeling 32,639㎡ · Building coverage: 55.01% · Floor area ratio: 272.59%  · Scale: B6F-14F     ■ Participants · Taesung Kim (CDO), Moochan Park (CMO) · Healthcare Design: Taesang Lee, Cheonhaeng Kim, Bokyung Kim, Wonil Lee, Suhyun Kim, Sohee Kim, Yuyoung Hwang, Heeryoung Jo, Jaeyoon Lee, Minhyuk Jeon, Donghu Kim · Creative Design: Myeongryul Lee, Seongbeom Park, Sanggyu Park, Ingu Yoon, Yuri Heo, Chanwoo Kim, Shinjong Kim, Young-ho Park, Mijin Seok, Beom Shin, Beomsu Kim, Jongwoon Oh, Minseok Gil, Kijung Kim · Design Strategy Division: Taehyeok Kim, Hayoung Kim, Minjeong Park, Jieun Na · Landscape Team: Yoonsang Shin, Yeji Im, Jimin Im · BIM Team: Yongsoo Kim, Jewoo Park, Yeonghwan Ryu, Osang Im, Jinhyeok Hong · CM Division: Minsu Song, Kwangho Jeon, Seonggil Eom, Mujung Kim       

CEO Taijip Kim received commendation as an exemplary taxpayer from the Minister of Strategy  and Finance on the 58th Taxpayer's Day.  At the commemoration ceremony for the 58th Taxpayer's Day held at the Jungbu Tax Office, Gansam' CEO, Taijip Kim (on the right), is being awarded as an exemplary taxpayer. ⓒJungbu Tax Office I believe that honest tax payment is very basics for the good management.  I will continue to take a full corporate social roles and responsibilities,  taking the lead in developing a healthy tax payment culture.- CEO, Taijip Kim     You can find more details in the related article link.    ■ Related articles - Maeil Business Newspaper (>Link) - Sejung Ilbo (>Link) - DNEWS (>Link)