The Brickwell project, a newly constructed mixed-use building, demonstrates a deep sense of social responsibility by preserving the green space in its original form, enveloping the old resting place of nature. The designers took advantage of the abundant greenery, naturally connecting it with the alley, creating a peaceful and unique experience for everyone who walks through the Seochon area.

Sustainable Architectural Strategies of the Brickwell Project, designed by Society of Architecture:

• Near the area of the pine tree, a garden was created to naturally connect the alleyways, linking with an inner courtyard around a water feature at the center of the round building.
• The skylight, with a diameter of 10.5 meters, not only faces the interior space but also opens up to a terrace located between the second, third, and fourth floors. The garden adjacent to the pine tree area fosters a deep connection between the forest beneath the ceiling and the columns supporting it.

• The design primarily uses three types of structural materials: exposed concrete, granite, and brick. The brick defines the methods of interior and exterior circulation through various construction techniques, including both traditional and advanced brick building methods.

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