G-tower by HAEAHN architecture soars above incheon
photo by park young-chae
all images courtesy of HAEAHN architecture
in the south korean city of incheon, local practice HAEAHN architecture has completed a highrise structure with unique floor plans for each of its 33 storeys. known as ‘G-tower’, the scheme is defined by its dynamic form with façades that feature bold triangular voids. at the upper levels of the tower, a terrace is created providing expansive views across the city below. standing as a landmark structure, the building is home to the headquarters of IFEZ (icheon free economic zone), in addition to hosting a variety of other retail company’s head offices.
the entrance to the 33 storey tower
photo by park young-chae
standing as a landmark structure, the building is home a variety of offices and headquarters
photo by park young-chae
façades features bold triangular voids
photo by park young-chae
photo by park young-chae
the brightly lit foyer at ground floor level
photo by park young-chae
photos by park young-chae
at the upper levels of the tower, a terrace is created that provides expansive views of the city below
photo by park young-chae
photo by park young-chae
the highrise structure boasts unique floor plans for each of its storeys
photo by park young-chae
project info:
project: G-tower
architects: HAEAHN architecture + DMP + gyungsung + TCMC
location: 175, art center-daero, yeonsu-gu, incheon, korea
area (gross floor area): 86,164.88 sqm
photography: park young-chae
