FEA TURE — 2 0 1 4 ASIAN GA MES VENUES
First prize winner: ‘Athletic Horizon’. Student Design Competition
As one of the biggest building projects in Incheon, the Main 2014 Asian Games Stadium has proved inspiring, as architects Populous found out after running a competition for local students to design their own stadium.
More than 250 teams of young Koreans entered the design competition run by Populous to mark the completion of the practice’s own design for the stadium.
In second place: ‘NaCloud’.
Joo Young Kim, Associate at Populous’ Brisbane office, supervised the competition. He said: “Korean student architects and designers [had] to design a stadium which responded to the world’s diverse environmental and climatic conditions, from Antarctica to Saudi Arabia or even the Amazon Jungle [and] be transformable, moveable and demountable.
“We wanted to tap into the ideas of young Korean designers and give them an opportunity and a forum to think expansively about the idea of a stadium of the future. The judges were looking for the importance of ‘legacy’ and ‘sustainability’ in the concept, as well as functionality, uniqueness of the concept, and the project’s impact on the environment.”
The prize was AUS$3,000 and an internship at Populous’ Brisbane office. The winning entry was unanimous. According to the judges, a design from Seondong Kim, Jongwoo Jun and Kwangyeon Cho, entitled ‘Athletic Horizon’ “applied an outstanding solution to the ‘Stadium of Tomorrow’.”
Third place: ‘Moving Bowl’.
Special mention was reserved for a design called ‘Airship Stadium of
World Peace’.
“It demonstrated how the stadium draws people and the communities together creating unforgettable experiences,” added Joo Young Kim. “The judges concluded the scheme was so well thought out it could be applied to a real project.”
In second place was an entry entitled ‘NaCloud’ with a submission called ‘Moving Bowl’ coming in third. A special mention was also reserved for a design called ‘Airship Stadium of World Peace’. Joo Young Kim said of this design: “A floating and flying stadium may not be built in the near future but the idea considers a new concept or form that a major event organising committee, such as the International Olympic Committee, could suggest to host cities in the future.”
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