Korea Telecom Research and Development Center

Korea Telecom Research and Development Center

The Korea Telecom Research Center (Electronic Switching Operations Research Division of Korea Telecom Seoul Operations Headquarters) occupies a planned site at the Seoul gateway of the Gyeongbu Expressway, where its locational characteristics inherently shape a unique identity and conditions that significantly influence both site planning and landscaping strategies. The comprehensive master plan satisfies the sense of place and human-centric comfort required for intellectual productivity in a high-tech research complex, while adapting to the terrain and responding to adjacent infrastructure like the expressway. In a research institute setting, rest spaces and meaningful landscaping to sufficiently alleviate work-related stress and latent needs are as crucial as architectural functionality.

  • Status

    Completed

  • Awards
    • 1992 Seoul Architecture Award_Silver Award
  • Client

    Korea Telecom Co., LTD.

  • Program

    R&D

  • Design Year

    1986

  • Completion Year

    1991

  • Location

    Seocho-gu, Seoul

  • Site area

    67,140m2

  • Gross Floor Area

    49,318m2

  • Building Area

    10,899m2

  • Number of Levels

    B1, 5F

The Korea Telecom Research Center (Electronic Switching Operations Research Division of Korea Telecom Seoul Operations Headquarters) occupies a planned site at the Seoul gateway of the Gyeongbu Expressway, where its locational characteristics inherently shape a unique identity and conditions that significantly influence both site planning and landscaping strategies. The comprehensive master plan satisfies the sense of place and human-centric comfort required for intellectual productivity in a high-tech research complex, while adapting to the terrain and responding to adjacent infrastructure like the expressway. In a research institute setting, rest spaces and meaningful landscaping to sufficiently alleviate work-related stress and latent needs are as crucial as architectural functionality.

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