LAU ENCI JONATHAN Y3S1 FINAL SUBMISSION

INDUSTRIES IN EULJIRO 에우즐리로의 산업

JONATHAN LAU LEE JAEWON STUDIO

INDUSTRIAL DISTRIBUTION

Scale 1:2000

PC & Electronics

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CNC & Polishing Specialists & Metal Supliers Residential

Milling & Turning Specialists

Suppliers

Milling & Turning Specialists

CNC Specialists & Metal Suppliers

Packaging / Printing

Welding & Polishing Specialists Power Tools Specialists

Agent Suppliers

Material & Agent Suppliers

Printing Industry (Mass Printing)

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Printing Industry (Mass Printing)

Printing Industry (Labelling/Stickers)

Office Blocks

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Custom-Order Stores

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Construction

Closed / Construction

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Raw Material & Tools

Seafood Market

Printing Industry (Mass Printing)

MANUFACTURING WORKFLOW / RHYTHM 제조 작업 흐름/리듬 METALWORKS PROCESSING

POST-PROCESSING

MILLING

POLISHING

METAL SUPPLIERS

METAL BLOCKS

MATERIAL SUPPLIERS

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ACRYLIC SHEETS

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RAW MET AL HARDWARE TOO

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WELDING

SPARE PARTS CUSTOM PARTS

PROCESSED SHEET

CNC CUTTING

POWER CUTTING STAMPING

PROCESSED SHEET/BLOCK

PROCESSED SHEET

METAL RODS BENT METAL

PROCESSED SHEET/BLOCK

PROTOTYPE PARTS PROTOTYPE PARTS SPARE PARTS

MAINTAINENCE & REPAIR

PRODUCTS BUILDING PARTS

ASSEMBLY

INNOVATORS

CUSTOM-MADE PARTS FURNITURE PARTS / WALL MOUNTS

FRONT-END SALES CONSTRUCTION* CUSTOM SHOPS INTERIOR DESIGN *These industries exists out of Euljiro

FURNITURE PARTS WALL MOUNTS

TOOL SUPPLIERS*

TURNING

PROCESSED BLOCK

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JOINED METAL

SUPPLIERS

SALES

EULJIRO-3 BLOCK PROGRAM STUDY 을지로3가블록 프로그램 연구 Scale 1:500

Turning Specialists

Milling Specialists

Workshops providing turning services could often be found with large lathe machines lines parallel to the entrance. Some of these workshops also contain one small millers that workshop owners probably use to complete their products with less movement involved. Some stores were significantly messier than others, where residual material could be found lying around the workshops. Most turning workshops do not contain any other major furniture pieces as the lathe machines itself takes up a large space. In addition, turning workshops are also observed to exclusively found in the older industry areas, thus having a smaller area to work in.

Workshops with milling machines usually have multiple millers in the workshops with a few exceptions who work out of the workshop. Bigger workshops include extra working benches as well, where workpieces are touched up as well. Most stores do not have other specialised tools within reach, other than stores which were significantly bigger (and usually newer). This could be because storeowners pass the workpieces to other departments in Euljiro to continue the work. In addition, the floor area of most stores are kept well-swept and tidy, with the exception of the older stores, where shavings can be found strewn all over the floor.

Fastening Suppliers

Many shops double up and sell both tools and screws. Older shops, however, can be seen selling purely screws only. These older shops can be seen to use large shelves with regular spacings to sort the different screw and nut sizes.

Some shops selling tools can be seen hanging blades and sharp products on a ceiling rack, where a few do not have enough head clearance for customers to enter the stores.

Front-end Stores

Front-end stores sell a variety of products. Stores include shops which produce upon request (custom order stores), common orders (regular stores) and patented products (specialised stores). Many of these stores rely on Euljiro’s metal-working businesses to market their products. These stores can be seen showcasing their products outside the doors of their shops. In comparison to the manufacturing businesses, these shops are significantly more open, relying on glass doors instead of metal shutters, which allows customers to brows through products while walking past.

Power-Sawing Specialists

Most workshops operating power machines are kept spacious in order to work on larger workpieces on the floor. Smaller pieces are worked on workbenches. A few operators could be seen working out of the store in the alleyways as well. Similar to most other stores, a few stores could be seen with millers and even turning machines inside.

CNC Specialists

CNC workshops are generally centered around one or two large CNC machines (usually laser cutters). Although most CNC workshops are kept tidy, large amounts of material are stacked next to the machines, which block spaces in the shops. It can also be observed that only a few CNC shops have some form of air conditioning or air handling units although toxic gases are produced when cutting. These stores also have relatively large desks within close proximity to the machines. Due to the space constraints in smaller stores, store-owners resort to leaving oversized reusable materials in overhead shelves, which may pose as a safety hazard.

Metal Suppliers

Metal Suppliers usually have some form of shelves to store the different metal sheets or pipes. Stores which sell metal pipes and poles can be sometimes spotted with a cutting disc machine, where the not only provide sales of the full material, but are able to provide smaller sized materials to customers. In addition, some stores are akso double-height, where they handle administrative businesses, using the entire first floor for storage.

Press-Brake Specialists Workshops providing these services are usually centered around a big press-brake machine. They usually have a lot of metal sheets (both unworked and worked) on the floor and on tables. These stores are usually spatially larger than most stores and have large open floor and table spaces for workshop owners to work on the workpieces.

Polishing Specialists Welding Specialists

Welding specialists in Euljiro do not seem to have a fixed set-up to weld. One thing all of them have in common is the need for a workspace which is able to fit odd-shaped workpieces which are being welded together. Due to the unique process required, most of them find themselves in spaces in their workshops suited for their jobs. Through observation, it can be noticed that many prefer not to wear a face shield when welding.

Workshops with focuses on polishing only were not very common. Most shops provided other services, such as power-cutting (power tools) or welding.

Similarly to workshops operating such tools, these workshops have large desks to allow operators to work on their workpieces.

Material Suppliers

EULJIRO-3 WORKSPACE STUDY 을지로-3 작업공간 연구

LEGEND

Many workers in the manufacturing workshops in Euljiro have a standard operating procedure, which is common around other workshops in the same business in Euljiro as well. Similarities in workspaces are able to reflect what common elements work for the majority of Euljiro. Quriks in workspaces may portray novel methods of production or a limitation in a specific workspace.

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Non-Conventional (Benefitial)

Conventional (Distruptive)

Non-Conventional (Distruptive)

Milling Specialists

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Power-Sawing Specialists

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Turning Specialists

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METALWORKS CNC

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Laser Machines

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ANALYSIS OF HUMAN INTERACTION WITH SPACE 인간과 공간의 상호작용에 관한 연구

Plaque Store Steel Cutting and Polishing Store CNC Cutting Specialist Acrylic Store

Metal Processing & Joinery Store

Welding and Polishing Store (Poles) 3D Sculpturing Store

CNC & Drilling Specialist

Plaque Store

Screw Store

Plaque Store

Metal Waste Disposal

Steel Cutting and Polishing Store

Steel Pipe & Cutting Store

Bar & Cafe Power Tools Specialist

Welding and Polishing Store (Pipes)

General Metal-Processing Store

Steel Pipe Cutting & Joinery

Metal Sheet Processing Store

Steel Pipe & Cutting Store

Welding and Polishing Store (Sheets)

Scale 1:200

CNC Cutting Specialist

OVERALL LEGEND TURNING MACHINE OPERATOR CNC MACHINE OPERATOR MILLING MACHINE OPERATOR POWER TOOLS SPECIALIST PLOLISHING OPERATORS STORE OPERATORS WELDING OPERATORS FASTENING STORES PRESS-BREAKE MACHINE STEEL/OTHER METAL SELLERS Heavy Machining Specialist Sheet Bending Specialist

Sheet Cutting Specialist Welding & Polishing Store CNC Cutting Specialist

Metal Supplier

Metal Sheet Supplier

Electronics & Cabling Store Sheet Cutting Specialist

Sheet Bending Specialist

Metal Sheet Supplier

Metal Sheet Supplier & Bending Store

Power Tools Specialist

Power Tools Specialist

Pipe Bending Specialist

CNC Cutting Specialist

Welding & Polishing Store

ANALYSIS OF HUMAN INTERACTION WITH SPACE 인간과 공간의 상호작용에 관한 연구

PROGRAMATIC & COLLABORATIVE MAP

Plaque Store

Power Tools Specialist Plaque Store

DABANG ROUTES & EATING SPACES

ELEMENTS & ROADS

Power Tools Specialist

LEGEND CLUSTER 4 CLUSTER 2

CLUSTER 3

CLUSTER 1

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LEGEND Movement of Shopowners (Food) Movement of Food Delivery Movement of Shopowners (Drinks) Movement of 다바아좀마

CLUSTER 4

Slip Roads

CLUSTER 3

CLUSTER 2

Metal Ramp Site Furniture

CLUSTER 1

Scale 1:500

External Clients 5 Construction/Interior Design 5 Architecture/Engieering Students 5 Architecture/Engieering Professionals 5 Industrial Designers

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Product Complexity

MOVEMENT OF PRODUCTS

FACING FACADE ANALYSIS 면면 분석 창영공로5길 AXONOMETRIC PROJECTION

Scale 1:200

North Facade

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ASSEMBLY

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Spaces

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Raw Materials

F&B*

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Packaged Goods

Guests

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Accomodations

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Digital Market

Legend

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Module Interfacing Logic Logic in module placement would allow consistency within both form and structure of the building, allowing them to be aggregated throughout the building using a consistent code. Start-Up Spine adopts one main mode of aggregation, which allows for a consistency in design language, yet simple for most people to get around. In addition, bridges, though stacked, do not follow the same 5m rule as the linear stack, being rotated from one edge.

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Module Typology Modules can be divided into 5 types: Full, Half, Double, Long and Bridging. These typologies will allow for spaces to be allocated respectively to house the appropritate programs effectively which allows the different businesses to be closer to each other. Null Unit spaces can be formed from the roofs of programatic modules to allow for circulation between units.

Module Matrix Scale 1:500

Maufacturing Workshop

Start-ups require closer spaces where employees and employer may discuss ideas easily.

Workshops have a plethora of large equipment, however, largefloor and table spaces are required for metal-working.

Artist Studio

Shop

Artists require large tableand floor space.In addition, common desks are available for digital works.

Double Unit

Module Dimension: Unit Dimension: Planar Tolerance:

8x20x6m 4x16x6m +2m/-4m

Common shops require spaces for shelves, as well as a back end space for employee and stock storage.

Shop

Cafe + Gallery

Bigger shops would require larger counter spaces to attend to more customers at a time. In addition, additional height would allow for the display of more items. Shopowners may decide if they require additional storage spaces to be carved out or not.

Half Unit

Module Dimension: Unit Dimension: Planar Tolerance:

8x20x3m 4x8x3m ±2m

Cafes, similarly to restaurants, would require a back-end kitchen as well. In addition, a second floor would have larger configurable spaces to showcase different works at different times.

Start-up

Game Developer

Smaller start-ups may opt to use smaller incubation space.

Artist Studio Smaller studios would cut back on the open spaces and prioritise big table spaces for medium-sized works.

Long Unit

Module Dimension: Unit Dimension: Planar Tolerance:

8m

In order to assign spaces to different stores, using a matrix would aid in assigning stores at their respective spaces. This would allow them to be assigned at spaces which would be the most conducive for them in terms of current network systems and the formation of possible new cooperative networks to maximise and nurture symbiotic relationships between stores .

The size of a basic module is 20m by 8m, which is the size of a typical unit along Changyeonggung-ro 5-gil.

Start-up 8x20x3m 4x16x3m +2m/-4m

Unit Size Reference

8x35x3m 4x31x3m +2m/-7m

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Restaurant

Electrical Shop

Restaurants require a backend area for kitchen and food storage.

In addition, additional spaces outside should be able to cater for drinks and side-dishes.

Student Workspace Student spaces do not require much amenities. Table spaces would be sufficient for students to work.

Restaurant Restaurants require a backend area for kitchen and food storage.

In addition, additional spaces outside should be able to cater for drinks and side-dishes. In addition, the extra floor would aim to serve more customers and possibly serve as an observatory deck to showcase Euljiro.

Pop-up Store

Module Dimension: Unit Dimension: Planar Tolerance:

8x28x3m 4x24x3m +2m/-4m

A smaller version of the manufacturing line can be created through the use of a shorter space as well. Tho accomodate, the number of repeated machines could be reduced.

Student Workspace Similar to double-height workspaces, spaces may be carved out in these spaces to allow for meetings and discussion between students and their mentors.

Alike startups, these spaces generally needs to operate like an office. However, the hierachy between employer and employee would need to be distinguished

Student spaces with more area would allow for more areas to be carved out within the space. In the plan on the left, discussion spaces are added to allow students to work with each other, or their mentors who work in the building.

Logistics Office

Game Developers require a generic office space with spaces to fit higher-end computers to render graphics.

Unlike normal stores, pop-up stores generally have less stock and would not require additional spaces for storage, but more spaces to showcase items.

Software Developer

Electrical Shop

Similarly, software developers require a generic office space with spaces to fit higher-end computers to debug and design software.

Smaller electrical shops would prioritise more on having a set table space for electrical works.

A special unit double the length of a normal unit exits to accomodate to larger workshops which may deal with projects larger in magnitude and quantity. These spaces contain multiple large equipment to allow for all metal processing to be donw within one store.

Bridge Unit

Technology Broker Centre

Student Workspace

Maufacturing Line

Manufacturing Line

Elewctrical workshops do not require large equipment, however, they would need large table spaces for working on circuitry.

Cafe + Gallery Cafes may utilise the larger floor area to accomodate to more customers and possibly, more artworks. In addition, the bridge units would allow cafe-goers to observe the industry in Sanlim-dong.

Restaurant Alike to cafes, restaurants may use these bridge spaces to accomodate to more customers and allow customers to view Sanlim-dong’s industry networks and social fabric.

Logistics offices would operate similarly to Technological Brokers spatially. However, as their services provided are with respect to transport, most of their operations would happen out of the office, hence, not requiring as much space.

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InfoSystems/ Developer Zone

Game developer Software developer Accomodation

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In the construction of the proposed bridge and additional floors, the original structure of existing buildings were surveyed. This was to ensure that the additional structure follows the existing structure.

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Stage 0: Original Block Assessment and Planning

Stage 1: Bridge & Core Units along the junction cleared for the construction of the development core and bridge slab is built above the second floor of existing units

Stage 2: Main Spine Modules are built along the main spine, which directly connects to the core building. The modules are tenanted out to users and stores in central Sanlim-dong before clearing for further modular development

Stage 3: Modular Development Additional Modules are installed along the rest of the bridge loop. Units from the rest of Sanlim-dong would move into these units before the rest of the area gets cleared for redevelopment. In addition, stores from other areas in Euljiro would be able to shift into these units with respect to the redevelopment of the rest of Euljiro.

Stage 4: Further Development Designated Development Zones are redeveloped with the use of additional modules to increase the number of office, workshop and studio spaces. Auxillary connection points from Daelim Plaza may also be formed to create easier access between Daelim Plaza and the new development. This creates a more integrated network to boost effeciency.