Pan Gyo Housing in South Korea Designed by MACK Architect(s)

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What readers are looking at is kind of a new model of low-density residential and sustainable community living of the Pan Gyo Housing. The image above displays front façade of the building itself. The construction is perfectly designed by MACK Architect(s). This sustainable housing is firmly situated in Pan Gyo of South Korea. MACK Architect(s) created this new residential shelter with 102 units of housing. Thanks to the experienced project team includes Mark Mack, Matt Bean, Kyle Richardson, Ine Mayerhofer, Alia Hasan, and Gerardo Rivero who have handled this construction well. This housing with colorful design will be very comfortable to live.

The Pan Gyo Housing and its detail

The Pan Gyo Housing is completely designed with a narrow space for garden and footprint. Each unit of the shelter gets private gardens to keep low temperature when the summer comes. Particularly, both northern and southern buildings are designed with natural ventilation, stack ventilation systems (through stairways), radiant heat, efficient roof insulation and extensive green roofs. It means to give low energy use to all sides.

A glance review of the Pan Gyo Housing based on archdaily.com

“Mack Architect(s) won first prize in the Korea National Housing competition to develop a new model of low-density residential and sustainable community living near Seoul, Korea. The program requires 102 units of housing. While retaining and enhancing existing site features this design aims to create the smallest ecological footprint possible. The majority of units have their own private gardens in addition to the large shared green areas of the site which help keep temperatures low in the summer. Taller buildings block cold northern winds, while southern exposure for all units provides free solar energy. Buildings come equipped with natural ventilation stack ventilation systems (through stairways), radiant heat, efficient roof insulation and extensive green roofs to contribute to the overall system of low energy use.
Additional specification building of Pan Gyo Housing:
Architect: MACK Architect(s)
Location: Pan Gyo, South Korea
Project Team: Mark Mack, Matt Bean, Kyle Richardson, Ine Mayerhofer, Alia Hasan, Gerardo Rivero
Client: Korea National Housing Corporation
Sustainability: Ibe Consulting Engineers
Landscape Architect: Ahbe Landscape Architects
Project Area: 26,200 sqm
Project Year: 2006
Photographs: Courtesy of MACK Architect(s)

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