앙녕 청년주택

양녕 청년주택 복합건물

FLO + STUDIO JIT

최재원 오진국 신요한 조경민 성민창

용도 : 공공주택

대지면적 : 1,048㎡

건축면적 : 526㎡

연면적 : 2812㎡

규모 : 지하 1층, 지상 5층

구조 : 철근콘크리트

외부마감 : 치장벽돌, 노출콘크리트

Photo By. 칸 아키텍츠 포토그래피

청년과 성대골의 만남

성대골은 주거환경개선지역에 속한 오래된 주거지역이자 에너지 자립과 청년을 중심으로 다양한 참여와 활동이 일어나는 마을공동체이다.

<동작 청년주택 복합건물>은 성대골 내 기존 주차장 부지를 활용하여 최근 심각한 사회문제로 대두된 청년주거난을 해소함과 동시에 공원, 커뮤니티 공간, 공영주차장을 확충하여 점진적이고 자발적인 도시재생을 촉진하고자 하는 새로운 건축적 시도이다.

공영주차장 상부로 북측에는 공동주택 매스가, 남측에는 지역주민을 위한 공원, 광장, 놀이터 등의 외부 공간이 만들어 진다.

저층부는 마을회관, 어린이도서관, 청소년 교육시설 등 지역 커뮤니티를 위한 프로그램이 배치되고 <마을로>와 <청춘로>로 이어지는 개방적이고 입체적인 보행로를 거쳐 성대골 전체로 확장된다.

공원을 중심으로 교차하는 <마을로>와 <청춘로>는 주변의 레벨차이를 자연스럽게 극복하면서 성대골을 씨줄과 날줄처럼 연결하고 다양한 프로그램을 통해 청년과 성대골 주민의 자연스러운 만남과 소통을 유도한다.

상부 청년주택은 거실역할인 <청춘홀>을 중심으로

<청춘테라스>, <공동주방>, <청춘쉼터> 등이 만들어지고 중복도 형식으로 세대를 배치하여 입주자 사이에 자연스러운 커뮤니티가 형성되도록 구성한다. 청년과 성대골이 만나 함께 새로운 활력과 희망을 공유하는 의미 있는 공간이 되기를 기대한다.

From Parking Lot to Mixed-Use Hub
The Yangnyeong Youth Housing project transformed the site of the former Yangnyeong public parking lot into a multifunctional complex combining youth housing, community welfare facilities, a new public parking structure, and a neighborhood park. Because the housing would be located in the heart of the existing community, careful consideration was given to how it would coexist with local residents. Shared facilities such as a children’s library, a study room for teens, a gym and laundry room for youth were incorporated to encourage interaction and mutual benefit. While preserving the number of existing parking spaces, the project also introduced a generous public park for the community. The irregularly shaped site and diverse programmatic requirements made this a complex integration of architecture, landscape, and community context.

From Separation to Connection
The site, shaped like a reversed L and bordered by roads on three sides, sits on a slope with a level difference of more than two stories. Previously, the terrain acted as a barrier within the neighborhood. Rather than creating further separation, the new design sought to connect different elevations and areas by creating new pedestrian paths bringing new energy into the village.
A new pathway, Cheongchunro (Youth Way), cuts diagonally across the site, overcoming the slope and linking Seongdae-ro 10-gil with Seongdae-ro 12-gil. This became a key circulation route through the neighborhood. At the intersection of this path lies a new park with a children’s playground a welcoming open space where anyone can pause and rest.

A Shared Node for Youth and Local Residents
Where the village paths intersect, a plaza becomes the heart of the community. Along Maulro (Village Way), spaces such as the children’s library and teen study rooms are clustered, allowing residents to pass through, engage, and relax. Cheongchun-ro, which houses youth-oriented amenities, is designed as a shared path where residents and young people naturally encounter one another. At their junction is a communal plaza, framed by greenery and play areas, which accommodates various activities and offers a flexible space for interaction.
Yangnyeong Youth Housing is a project where programs for both youth and long-term residents are interwoven along public paths encouraging natural encounters and communication in a vibrant, shared environment.

청년과 성대골의 만남

성대골은 주거환경개선지역에 속한 오래된 주거지역이자 에너지 자립과 청년을 중심으로 다양한 참여와 활동이 일어나는 마을공동체이다.

<동작 청년주택 복합건물>은 성대골 내 기존 주차장 부지를 활용하여 최근 심각한 사회문제로 대두된 청년주거난을 해소함과 동시에 공원, 커뮤니티 공간, 공영주차장을 확충하여 점진적이고 자발적인 도시재생을 촉진하고자 하는 새로운 건축적 시도이다.

공영주차장 상부로 북측에는 공동주택 매스가, 남측에는 지역주민을 위한 공원, 광장, 놀이터 등의 외부 공간이 만들어 진다.

저층부는 마을회관, 어린이도서관, 청소년 교육시설 등 지역 커뮤니티를 위한 프로그램이 배치되고 <마을로>와 <청춘로>로 이어지는 개방적이고 입체적인 보행로를 거쳐 성대골 전체로 확장된다.

공원을 중심으로 교차하는 <마을로>와 <청춘로>는 주변의 레벨차이를 자연스럽게 극복하면서 성대골을 씨줄과 날줄처럼 연결하고 다양한 프로그램을 통해 청년과 성대골 주민의 자연스러운 만남과 소통을 유도한다.

상부 청년주택은 거실역할인 <청춘홀>을 중심으로

<청춘테라스>, <공동주방>, <청춘쉼터> 등이 만들어지고 중복도 형식으로 세대를 배치하여 입주자 사이에 자연스러운 커뮤니티가 형성되도록 구성한다. 청년과 성대골이 만나 함께 새로운 활력과 희망을 공유하는 의미 있는 공간이 되기를 기대한다.

From Parking Lot to Mixed-Use Hub
The Yangnyeong Youth Housing project transformed the site of the former Yangnyeong public parking lot into a multifunctional complex combining youth housing, community welfare facilities, a new public parking structure, and a neighborhood park. Because the housing would be located in the heart of the existing community, careful consideration was given to how it would coexist with local residents. Shared facilities such as a children’s library, a study room for teens, a gym and laundry room for youth were incorporated to encourage interaction and mutual benefit. While preserving the number of existing parking spaces, the project also introduced a generous public park for the community. The irregularly shaped site and diverse programmatic requirements made this a complex integration of architecture, landscape, and community context.

From Separation to Connection
The site, shaped like a reversed L and bordered by roads on three sides, sits on a slope with a level difference of more than two stories. Previously, the terrain acted as a barrier within the neighborhood. Rather than creating further separation, the new design sought to connect different elevations and areas by creating new pedestrian paths bringing new energy into the village.
A new pathway, Cheongchunro (Youth Way), cuts diagonally across the site, overcoming the slope and linking Seongdae-ro 10-gil with Seongdae-ro 12-gil. This became a key circulation route through the neighborhood. At the intersection of this path lies a new park with a children’s playground a welcoming open space where anyone can pause and rest.

A Shared Node for Youth and Local Residents
Where the village paths intersect, a plaza becomes the heart of the community. Along Maulro (Village Way), spaces such as the children’s library and teen study rooms are clustered, allowing residents to pass through, engage, and relax. Cheongchun-ro, which houses youth-oriented amenities, is designed as a shared path where residents and young people naturally encounter one another. At their junction is a communal plaza, framed by greenery and play areas, which accommodates various activities and offers a flexible space for interaction.
Yangnyeong Youth Housing is a project where programs for both youth and long-term residents are interwoven along public paths encouraging natural encounters and communication in a vibrant, shared environment.