Publicado el 8 nov. 2017
The project is anchored by the 105-story Hyundai Tower housing Hyundai Motor, Kia Motor, Hyundai Mobis and principal affiliated companies’ key business operations.
onstruction begins early next year on the Hyundai Global Business Center in Seoul, a multibillion-dollar anchored by automaker Hyundai Motor and Kia Motors and affiliated supplier Hyundai Mobis.
The 1,771-ft. (540-m) main tower has 6 million sq.-ft. (557,400 sq.-m) of floorspace. All Hyundai Motor, Kia Motor, Hyundai Mobis and other principal affiliated companies will have their key business functions concentrated there.
Connected to the tower will be a 40-story, 265-room superluxury hotel and office complex. Some Hyundai Group offices also will be located there.
Other major buildings will include a 7-story performance hall with an 1,800-seat concert theater and 600-seat classical music theater.
Construction has begun in 2016 with the demolition of the existing KEPCO building in May 2016. The actual construction is scheduled to begin construction in January 2017 and to be completed in 2021.
The Hyundai Motor Group had previously planned to construct a 553-meter-tall building, but had to revise it to 569 meters due to some systemic issues.[1]
The building complex will stand on a floor space of 926,162 meters to house the new headquarters building with 105 floors on a 560,443-square-meter space. The building will also host a 155,082-square-meter hotel and facility building with 35 floors, 67,768-square-meter concert hall with 9 floors, 68,895-sqaure-meter convention center with 6 floors and 20,006-square-meter exhibition hall with 4 floors, according to the draft. An observatory will be located on 553 meters above the ground as originally planned. The concert hall with 2,000 seats will become the largest one in Gangnam. The Hyundai Motor Group will also build a sunken square connecting the complex to the underground of Yeongdong Bridge, public open space and public pedestrian passage, the group said in the draft
Architectural 569 m (1,867 ft)
Roof 569 m (1,867 ft)
Technical details
Floor count 105
Floor area 926,162 m (3,038,589 ft)
onstruction begins early next year on the Hyundai Global Business Center in Seoul, a multibillion-dollar anchored by automaker Hyundai Motor and Kia Motors and affiliated supplier Hyundai Mobis.
The 1,771-ft. (540-m) main tower has 6 million sq.-ft. (557,400 sq.-m) of floorspace. All Hyundai Motor, Kia Motor, Hyundai Mobis and other principal affiliated companies will have their key business functions concentrated there.
Connected to the tower will be a 40-story, 265-room superluxury hotel and office complex. Some Hyundai Group offices also will be located there.
Other major buildings will include a 7-story performance hall with an 1,800-seat concert theater and 600-seat classical music theater.
Construction has begun in 2016 with the demolition of the existing KEPCO building in May 2016. The actual construction is scheduled to begin construction in January 2017 and to be completed in 2021.
The Hyundai Motor Group had previously planned to construct a 553-meter-tall building, but had to revise it to 569 meters due to some systemic issues.[1]
The building complex will stand on a floor space of 926,162 meters to house the new headquarters building with 105 floors on a 560,443-square-meter space. The building will also host a 155,082-square-meter hotel and facility building with 35 floors, 67,768-square-meter concert hall with 9 floors, 68,895-sqaure-meter convention center with 6 floors and 20,006-square-meter exhibition hall with 4 floors, according to the draft. An observatory will be located on 553 meters above the ground as originally planned. The concert hall with 2,000 seats will become the largest one in Gangnam. The Hyundai Motor Group will also build a sunken square connecting the complex to the underground of Yeongdong Bridge, public open space and public pedestrian passage, the group said in the draft
Architectural 569 m (1,867 ft)
Roof 569 m (1,867 ft)
Technical details
Floor count 105
Floor area 926,162 m (3,038,589 ft)
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