| Official name of Competition |
- Design Competition for Gwanggyo Central Plaza
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| Hosting Organization |
- Gyeonggi Housing & Urban Development Corporation
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| Competition Method |
- International design competition
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| Site location |
- Iui-dong, Yeongtong-gu, Suwon-si, Gyeonggi-do (15 parcel of the Gwanggyo Housing Site Development District)
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| Lot Area |
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| Scale of Project |
- Gross Floor Area : 12,655㎡ (within ±3%)
- Road (pedestrian road [overpass]): B = 4.5m / L = 120m
- Road (underground road [underground public pedestrian pathway]): A = 2,005㎡ (within ±3%)
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| Main use |
- Above grade : Public open space, roads (pedestrian paths [overpasses])
- Below grade : cultural facilities, roads (underground road [underground public pedestrian pathway])
- Buildings : Cultural and Assembly Facilities, Sports Facilities, Class 1 Neighborhood Living Facilities per Korean local code
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| Eligibility |
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Domestic and international architectural, landscape, and urban professionals can participate, and up to five people (individuals or corporations) can apply jointly.
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Particiapants with foreign licensee may not participate solely, but may participate jointly with a Korean architect licensee as a representative.
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When organizing a joint application, participants must organize to meet both ① and ② specified below.
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① Those who hold an architect's license pursuant to Article 7 of the [Architects Act] as of the date of the announcement and have registered an architect's office pursuant to Article 23 of the same Act and do not have any disqualification under relevant laws and regulations
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② A company that has registered for engineering business in the construction sector (road, airport, urban planning, structure, soil/geology, landscape) pursuant to Article 21 of the [Engineering Industry Promotion Act], or a company that has registered to open an engineering firm in the construction sector (road, airport, urban planning, landscape, civil engineering structure, soil, and foundation) pursuant to Article 6 of the Engineers Act, and does not have any disqualifying reasons under relevant laws.
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