YeongJong Do Onnuri Church / shinslab architecture

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Text description provided by the architects. The Yeongjongdo Onnuri Church stands as a unique religious center on a developing island near Seoul, South Korea. Its design integrates the symbolic form of Noah's Ark with the practical concept of upcycling dismantled ship hulls. The building's bow, which is pointed skyward, serves as a powerful visual reminder of the ark. This project promotes the concepts of scale, ready-made elements, and sustainable reuse. Fragmented sections of the recycled ship's hull become integral parts of the church's architecture. Steel, a readily available and highly durable material, finds renewed purpose in its elegant, curved forms.

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Cite: "YeongJong Do Onnuri Church / shinslab architecture" 06 Apr 2024. ArchDaily. Accessed . <https://www.archdaily.com/1015269/yeongjong-do-onnuri-church-shinslab-architecture> ISSN 0719-8884

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