The train station project in Songjeong creatively integrates urban and natural environments on a reclaimed site. The design prioritizes the privacy of nearby residents while maintaining city connectivity. The lower level features a privacy fence, and the upper level includes interior windows. The entryway's elongated path and psychological buffers, such as tall walls, facilitate a gradual transition between the exterior and the intimate interior, enhancing user experience. The wall's rough texture and changing light create varied spatial layers, enriching the sensory encounter as visitors approach the building.
The building harmonizes with the surroundings, balancing urban and natural environments, and prioritizes privacy while maintaining a connection to the cityscape.
The design incorporates a gradual approach to architecture, allowing users to experience the structure in stages through the elongated entry path beside the wall.
Tall walls and eaves create a psychological buffer, softening the transition from the external environment to the intimate interior space, enhancing sensory experiences.
The dynamic composition of light and shadow along the wall leads to an immersive experience that transforms a simple pathway into a captivating encounter.
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