VARIABILITY┃JANGHANPYEONG USED-CAR MARKET
4th Final Project , Tutor _ Jaewook Chung, Seoul, Korea
“Pictures of People Having a Picnic on a Desert-
ed Highway During the Great Oil Crisis in Neth-
erlands, 1973”.
ALL THE GROUND HAS BEEN OCCUPIED
ALL OF THE OUR SERVICE WITH INFRA-
STRUCTURE. THEREFORE, DEMADING OF
THE PEOPLE HAS BEEN TAKEN BACK SEAT.
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The existing Urban development process has not connected to the People and life in our
city, due to the single function-centered development for “Commercial Town”. In the
internal aspect, this development is lacking in self-sufficiency, while in the external
aspect, this development causes imbalance in the Urban Growth, having a serious effect
on the Urban Fabric.
The Janghanpyeong Used Car Dealership lot is hidden behind four run-down
three-story brick buildings labelled A – D, each with automotive-related businesses in
their first floors and largely empty-looking second and third floors. Unlike at your near-
est Chevy Super Centre, though, there was barely enough space to hold all the available
cars. Vehicles spilled into the walkways leading through the brick buildings, and in the
lot they were packed three deep, others parked perpendicularly in front of those. This
project aims at creating a flexible space, which will serve not just within those few peak
times, but can as well be used in some way the rest of the times. A functional “Shared
Space” for Janghanpyeong Used-Car Market.