





Hyundai Marine & Fire Insurance Hivision Center project involved demolishing the old, outdated training facility and constructing a new one focused on education. Respecting the outstanding natural environment of Gonjiam, the design avoided exaggerated forms and lavish interiors, aiming instead to capture both the surrounding forest and the spirit of the training center itself. The layout, which seems to embrace the forest, allows trainees to directly experience nature through generous views of the natural surroundings.
Inside, courtyards are placed between classrooms to provide daylighting and ventilation, creating a pleasant learning environment. Corridors and the lobby are planned to adjoin the courtyard so that the interior appears more spacious. To block underground humidity at its source, corridor-form dry areas (DAs) were installed along all basement exterior walls. Although the site originally had a 15-meter level difference, this condition was treated as a defining feature and effectively utilized for zoning diverse programs required in a training facility — such as a cafeteria, auditorium, gymnasium, and accommodations.
기사
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Status
Completed
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Awards
- 2017 제26회 한국건축문화대상 대상
- 2017 제5회 대한민국 녹색건축대전 우수상
- 2016 제11회 대한민국 생태환경건축대상 우수상
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Client
현대해상화재보험㈜
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Program
Education, Hospitality
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Design Year
2013
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Completion Year
2016
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Location
경기도 광주시
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Site area
18,108.00m2
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Gross Floor Area
25,427.20m2
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Building Area
7,073.47m2
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Number of Levels
지하 2층, 지상 4층
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Design
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Participants






Hyundai Marine & Fire Insurance Hivision Center project involved demolishing the old, outdated training facility and constructing a new one focused on education. Respecting the outstanding natural environment of Gonjiam, the design avoided exaggerated forms and lavish interiors, aiming instead to capture both the surrounding forest and the spirit of the training center itself. The layout, which seems to embrace the forest, allows trainees to directly experience nature through generous views of the natural surroundings.
Inside, courtyards are placed between classrooms to provide daylighting and ventilation, creating a pleasant learning environment. Corridors and the lobby are planned to adjoin the courtyard so that the interior appears more spacious. To block underground humidity at its source, corridor-form dry areas (DAs) were installed along all basement exterior walls. Although the site originally had a 15-meter level difference, this condition was treated as a defining feature and effectively utilized for zoning diverse programs required in a training facility — such as a cafeteria, auditorium, gymnasium, and accommodations.
