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Hangang Sky Walkway Design Competition Guidelines 1 Ⅰ. Competition Outlines Hangang Sky Walkway Design Competition Guidelines 백년다리 (한강대교 공중보행길) 조성 설계공모 지침서 2019. 05. 21. Re Design Competition Guidelines Hangang Sky Walkway 1 Ⅰ. Competition Outline Contents 1. Competition Title 04 2. Competition Type 04 3. Competition Site and Design Scope 04 4. Host 04 5. Competition Management 04 6. Language and Unit 04 7. Participation 05 8. Competition Schedule 05 Ⅲ. Design Competition 9. Site Briefing 06 Terms and Conditions 10. Materials for Submissions 06 11. Supplementary Resources 08 12. Jury 08 1. Joint Application and Eligibility 19 13. Evaluation Criteria 09 2. Registration 19 14. Selection of Prize Winner and Runners-up 10 3. Receipt of Questions and Replies 19 4. Preparation of Application Documents 19 4.1 Common Requirements 19 4.2 Design Board 20 Ⅱ. Design Guidelines 4.3 Design Description 20 4.4 USB 20 4.5 Methods to Enter PIN and Board Number 21 1. Design Guidelines 12 5. Submission of Application Documents 22 2. Scope and Structures of Design 12 5.1 Online Submission 22 3. Basic Design Guidelines 14 5.2 Submission by Post 22 3.1 Basic Direction 14 5.3 Offline Submission 22 3.2 Structure Plan 15 5.4 Nota Bene 23 3.3 Traffic Line Plan 16 6. Anonymity 23 3.4 Facility and Landscape Planning 16 7. Evaluation 23 3.5 Steel Erection Work and Construction 16 7.1 Operation of Technical Committee 23 3.6 Maintenance Plan 16 7.2 Technical Review 24 4. Estimated Cost of Construction 17 7.3 Operation of Evaluation Committee 24 7.4 Evalutaion Process 26 8. Others 27 8.1 Rewards 27 8.2 Design Contract 28 8.3 Copyright, Exhibition, and Publication 30 8.4 Disputes 30 8.5 Return of Work 30 Ⅳ. Addendum 영어 1. General Consideration of the Han River 32 1.1 The Size of the Han River 32 English 2. Current Situation Analysis of Climate 33 Ⅰ. Competition Outlines Ⅰ. Competition Outlines Design Competition Guidelines Hangang Sky Walkway Ⅰ. Competition Outlines Ⅰ. Competition Outlines 1. Competition • Hangang Bridge Walkway Design Competition Title 2. Competition • Open competition Type 3. Competition • The project site: 327 Area, Ichon-dong, Yongsan-gu, Seoul Site and (The Southern end of the Hangang Bridge: Nodeulseom Island~Noryangjin North Overpass) Design Scope • The scope of design: Zone1 - Between the arch bridges at the southern end of the Hangang Bridge DFDSF (less than 10.5m (width) × 500m (length) or more) Zone2 - Noryangjin North Overpass remaining zone and connected to the surrounding area • Design Outlines - Estimated cost of construction: KRW25,300,000,000 (VAT included) - Estimated cost of design: KRW1,339,000,000 (VAT included) - Project period: 5 months from the starting date of work SDASASDADA(The final project period will be determined upon concluding a project SDASASDADA contract. Holidays, etc. will be included in the project period) ※ The period can be adjusted in the process of implementing the project. ※ The design cost calculation details are shown in the detailed expected design cost statement provided as a reference. 4. Host • Public Regeneration Division, Urban Regeneration Office, Seoul Metropolitan Government 5. Competition • The Operation Committee advises on the nominated architect recommendations, Management questions, and answers, etc. In addition, it creates a Technical Review Committee to carry out technical review, support, and advice on the main evaluation process. • PA: Jin-Kouk Jeong (Professor, Hanyang University) Design Competition Guidelines 6. Language • Korean language / English language and Unit • Metric system Hangang Sky Walkway • The official language for the Design Competition is the Korean language and the English language. The submitted materials and questions given by participants shall be written either in the Korean language or in the English language, or in both of the two languages. In the event of any conflict in interpretation or discrepancy between the two languages, the Korean language shall prevail. 4 Ⅰ. Competition Outlines 7. Participation • Specialists in related fields such as domestic and foreign architecture, civil engineering, landscaping, and transportation can participate. • If the entrant must form a joint-supplier with a domestic license, relevant laws and regulations must be followed in order to sign the design contract. • Members of the judging committee, Technical Review Committee, expert members, an employee of an organization that such members belong to, and any other person related with the Design Competition cannot participate in the Design Competition. 8. Competition Schedule [Table 1] Competition Schedule Competition Fri. May. 3rd. 2019 - Will be posted on the website Notification Registration Fri. May. 3rd. 2019 - Will be posted on the website ~ Tue. June. 25th. 2019 (by 17:00) On-site Thu. May. 9th. - Website will be announced at the time of briefing 2019 (14:00) change ※ It is not obligatory to attend field briefing session but strongly recommended Inquiry Sub- Thu. May. 9th. - Only available on the website mission 2019 ~ Wed. May. 15. 2019 (by 18:00) Response to Tue. May. 21th. - Will be posted on the website Inquires 2019 Submission On-site: Tue. July. - Reception: Seoul City Hall Main Building 11th of Entries: 2nd. 2019 10:00 ~ Floor, Public Regeneration Division The entrants 17:00 due (11F, Seoul City Hall – 110 Sejong-daero, should do Jung-gu, Seoul, Republic of Korea 04524) both on-site - Submission: By hand or by mail and on-line 1. By hand: All materials must arrive at the submission. reception desk by 10:00 a.m. of the specified day 2. By Post: and packages are valid if postmarked on July 2nd, 2019, and must arrive at the reception desk by July 8th, 2019, 17:00. Design Competition Guidelines ※ If submitting by mail (including international mail) Hangang Sky Walkway On-line: Wed. June. - Submit on the website. After completion, hand 26th. 2019 ~ Tue. in the printed copy of Confirmation of online July. 2nd. 2019 (by submission on-site(with other submissions). 17:00) 5 Ⅰ. Competition Outlines Technical Wed. July. 10th. - Review for violations before the evaluation of Evaluation 2019 submitted works 1st Evalua- Fri. July. 12th. 2019 - Evaluate design panel and description tion - Select the participants for 2nd evaluation 2nd Evalu- Tue. July. 23th. - Submission of additional assignments and ation 2019 presentations - Winner(1st place) and Runners-up(all other winners) are selected for the evaluation Winner Tue. July. 30th. - The evaluation results will be posted on the Announce- 2019 website and individuals will be notified only of ment the winner and runners-ups. Return of - Dates and times will be announced later. the entries 9. Site Briefing • The date: Thu. May. 9th. 2019 (14:00) ※ The modification will be posted on website • The place will be announced later. • Nota Bene: Participants are not required to participate in the site briefing, but are actively encouraged to attend the briefing where there will be presentatios on the background and purpose of the Design Competition, the concept of special facilities, relevant programs, etc. 10. Materials [Design Board] A1(Width 594㎜ × Height 841㎜) 3 boards for Submission PIN PIN PIN 1 2 3 3 2 1 Front Back • Design board should be written according to provided configuration on the website as below and should be affixed on a 10mm foam board. - Aerial view pictures, three-dimensional pictures (No-rendering, color or material Design Competition Guidelines representation is possible) - Free expression Hangang Sky Walkway • The aerial view pictures and free expression should be placed on the upper left of the design board, the site plan and architecture outline on the upper right of the design board, and the floor plan, elevation and cross-section drawings on the lower section of the design board. (Two of the five cuts must present a rendered image of the night landscape and main bird’s-eye view.) 6 Ⅰ. Competition Outlines • The aerial view pictures and indoor/outdoor perspectives are limited to 3, and the use of pictures of models is not permitted. • Method of board arrangement is as above and mark PIN and sheet number on the back of the boards. [Design Description] A4(210mm × 297mm) size 20 copies, within 10p • The design description before being submitted, shall comply with the following conditions: the design description shall contain the content below and shall be printed on a single side with a cover included according to the specific form offered herewith. - Facility Outlines - A summary on the estimated construction cost; - Design outlines and concept description in each field; - Other design narratives [Others] • An application form to participate in the Design Competition: 1 copy (Form 1) • An letter of appointment for a representative: 1 copy (Form 2) • An agreement on joint application: 1 copy (Form 3: In the case that at least two participants make a joint application, the agreement must be submitted.) • A written oath: 1 copy (Form 4) • A letter of attorney: 1 copy (Form 5: In the case that a representative submits materials, a letter of attorney is required.) • A certificate for online submission: 1 copy (In the case that online submission has been completed, the certificate can be printed out on the website.) • A USB drive: 1 unit (Design board files (PDF); design description files (PDF); and aerial view pictures and three-dimensional pictures (JPG)) [Additional Submission for Second Evaluation ] • PDF file for presentation - There is no limit to the PDF format. Edited contents of design drawings and design Design Competition Guidelines specifications are to be used. (Do not display symbols, logos, letters, etc. that are unrelated to the work.) Hangang Sky Walkway - Entrant should be able to verify the structural method and stability. - The bridge construction method should be presented step by step. 7 Ⅰ. Competition Outlines - A team composition may be presented. If a foreign entrant is selected as a winner, a progress plan after the selection should be presented.
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