Yi Sun-sin Stadium

Yi Sun-sin Stadium

The site is located on the outskirts of the existing urban area along National Route 21, which serves as Asan City’s east-west axis. To secure usable space for the primary facilities on the south-high, north-low sloped site, the layout of each facility was designed to take advantage of the natural topography, thereby reducing earthwork costs.

Taking advantage of the sloping terrain, pedestrian and vehicular traffic routes were separated where they intersect with the surrounding plaza. To maintain the aesthetic appeal of the outdoor spaces, the design was carried out with the principle of avoiding artificial structures such as retaining walls caused by level differences.

It is hoped that once all construction, including the second phase, is completed, the site will establish itself not merely as a space for athletic activities, but as a new cultural hub for the citizens of Asan.

  • Status

    Completed

  • Order

    Asan City

  • Purpose

    Sports, Cultural

  • Design Year

    2003

  • Completion Year

    2008

  • Location

    Asan-si, Chungcheongnam-Do

  • Site area

    19,919,90m2

  • Gross Floor Area

    24,768.27m2

  • Building Area

    13,859.85m2

  • Scale

    B1, 4F

The site is located on the outskirts of the existing urban area along National Route 21, which serves as Asan City’s east-west axis. To secure usable space for the primary facilities on the south-high, north-low sloped site, the layout of each facility was designed to take advantage of the natural topography, thereby reducing earthwork costs.

Taking advantage of the sloping terrain, pedestrian and vehicular traffic routes were separated where they intersect with the surrounding plaza. To maintain the aesthetic appeal of the outdoor spaces, the design was carried out with the principle of avoiding artificial structures such as retaining walls caused by level differences.

It is hoped that once all construction, including the second phase, is completed, the site will establish itself not merely as a space for athletic activities, but as a new cultural hub for the citizens of Asan.

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