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Assembled Void, Library at New York Korea Center
Assembled Void, Library at New York Korea Center
Assembled Void, Library at New York Korea Center
Assembled Void, Library at New York Korea Center
Assembled Void, Library at New York Korea Center
Assembled Void, Library at New York Korea Center
Assembled Void, Library at New York Korea Center
Assembled Void, Library at New York Korea Center
Assembled Void, Library at New York Korea Center
Assembled Void, Library at New York Korea Center
Assembled Void, Library at New York Korea Center
Assembled Void, Library at New York Korea Center
Assembled Void, Library at New York Korea Center
Assembled Void, Library at New York Korea Center
2025

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Assembled Void, Library at New York Korea Center

Library

Korean Cultural Center New York

Since the library was requested to be designed as a Korean cultural venue located in an aboard city of New York, the design intended to blend archaic forms of Korean traditional space with a minimalistic and contemporary aesthetic which insights a biophilic space. It also envisions a new type of small-scale community library that encapsulates the unique beauty of K-space achieved by revisiting traditional Korean architecture and applying its principles to the spatial design. This project showcases how cultural heritage can be preserved and celebrated through thoughtful and contemporary design, creating a unique and enriching environment.

Client / Manufacturer
Korean Cultural Center New York

Korean Cultural Center New York

New York, US
Design

Studio Empathy

New York, USChanghaak Choi

PRAXES

New York, USJi Young Kim
Date of Launch
2024
Development Time
up to 12 Month
Target Regions
Asia, Europe, North America
Target Groups
Consumers / Users, Public Sector / Government

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