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Busan Cinema BIFF Festiwal filmu w Pusan, Korea Pd.

Januszkiewicz K.

Archivolta

2012

nr 2

8--17

Z końcem ubiegłego roku zakończyła się realizacja największego dachu wspornikowego i największego „nieba” LED na świecie. Dach ten jest integralną częścią siedziby Międzynarodowego Festiwalu Filmu - Busan International Film Festival (BIFF) w Busan/Pusan, największym mieście portowym Korei Południowej. 23 marca br. na wielkiej gali proklamowano Światowy Rekord Guinnesa za to osiągnięcie, honorując tym także projektantów.

At the end of last year, the execution of the largest cantilever roof in the world was completed. The roof is an integral part of an international center for film festivals Busan International Film Festival (BIFF) in Pusan, the largest port city in South Korea. On 23rd March 2012, during a great gala, the Guinness World Record for this achievement was proclaimed, honoring the designers at the same time. COOP HIMMELB(L)AU’s design for the Busan Cinema Center and home of the Busan International Film Festival (BIFF) provides a new intersection between public space, cultural programs, entertainment, technology and architecture, creating a vibrant landmark within the urban landscape. LED saturated outdoor roof elements acting as a virtual sky connect building-objects and plaza-zones into a continuous, multifunctional public urban space. Media, technology, entertainment and leisure are merged in an open-architecture of changeable and tailored event experiences. The result is a responsive and changing space of flows acting as an urban catalyst for cultural exchange and transformation. The concept envisions an urban plaza of overlapping zones including the Urban Valley, the Red Carpet Zone, the Walk of Fame and the BIFF Canal Park. The urban plaza is formed by building and plaza elements sheltered by two large roofs that are enabled with computer programmed LED outdoor ceiling surfaces. The larger of the roofs includes a column-free cantilever of 85 meters over a multifunctional Memorial Court event plaza. The urban zones defined by functional surfaces in the plan are further articulated in a sectional dialogue between stone-clad “ground” forms of the Cinema Mountain and BIFF Hill, and the metal and LED clad “sky” elements of the roofs. The dynamic LED lighting surface covering the undulating ceilings of the outdoor roof canopies gives the Busan Cinema Center its symbolic and representative iconographic feature.