3 Seoul architectural gems where art meets everyday life
What might it look like if gentle waves rippled across the surface of the sea? The sky shimmers and the grass seems to undulate across an uneven metal surface. The wall of this building, stretching horizontally at a height of 3.6 meters and reflecting the surrounding scenery, looks strangely familiar. Then it becomes clear: It resembles "bangjja yugi," traditional Korean hammered brassware often…
The Seoul SeMA Seo-Seoul Museum of Art, located in Geumnarae Central Park near Geumcheon District Office Station, is a unique architectural gem that showcases art as an integral part of everyday life. The museum's exterior features a striking facade covered in a long bangjja yugi, traditional Korean hammered brassware, which reflects light and creates a distinctive sheen.
This innovative design won the Grand Prize at the 44th Seoul Architecture Awards last month, highlighting the city's commitment to recognizing and celebrating exceptional architectural achievements.
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