Bozankaya | Dior Seoul: Stacking of White Sail-like Curved Surfaces

Several massive white curved panels rise from the ground and bend outwards, stacked in an offset manner, resembling fabric or sails caught by the wind. The gaps between the curved panels reveal the glass volume behind. The panel surfaces are smooth white composite material, with almost invisible seams, and the curvature is a double-curved three-dimensional surface, not a simple arc. The entire building thus has no identifiable floors, only the movement of fabric. At night, the curved surfaces are washed with upward light, their edges glowing in the dark sky, making the volume appear lighter. Surrounded by narrow streets, the curved surfaces appear striking and dramatic. Night view, low-angle upward shot, clearly showing the layering of the curved surfaces and the light on their edges. Avoid: curved surfaces made as single arcs, obvious seams on panels, adding regular windows, changing colors to dark.

Translated from Chinese by AI.

數片巨大的白色曲面板從地面向上升起並向外彎折,彼此錯開堆疊,像被風吹起的布或帆。曲面之間的空隙露出後方的玻璃量體。板面為光滑的白色複合材,幾乎看不見接縫,曲率為雙向的三維曲面而非簡單的圓弧。整棟建築因此沒有可辨識的樓層,只有布的動作。夜間曲面被由下往上的光洗亮,邊緣在暗空中發亮,量體看起來更輕。周圍為狹窄的街道,曲面在其中顯得突兀而戲劇化。夜景低角度仰拍,曲面的層疊與邊緣的光清楚。避免:曲面做成單向圓弧、板面出現明顯接縫、加開規則窗戶、顏色改為深色。