Upper floor corridor with natural light. Incheon Children Science Museum, Incheon, Korea, South. Architect: HAEAHN Architecture,

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The Children Science Museum located in Incheon, South Korea was designed in 2011 by the practice of HAEAHN Architecture in collaboration with Yooshin Architects & Engineers and Seongwoo Engineering & Architects as the first specialized science museum for children in Korea. The project is at the entrance of the KyeYang Mountain and its design tries to incorporate the geographical context beginning from the idea of a “sponge that embraces children’s dreams”. “Sponge” became the keyword for the entire project which integrates architecture with exhibition spaces, landscaping and interior design. The structure is irregular with perforated elevations and outdoor spaces to create an interaction with the city, the interior is decorated with various sculptures and attractions starting at the central hall.

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