Due to budgetary constraints, national landmarks symbolic of country’s power and cultural stature face significant limitations in their creation. Within the current total project cost management system, there are considerable restrictions on constructing cultural facilities with various forms and designs, and there exists a societal need for a design-first administrative system for public buildings that demand artistry and symbolism. This study explores the potential and limitations of applying exceptions to the total project cost management system through the designation of representative artistic architecture. It discusses directions for the implementation of government-level systems. To this end, a literature review on budget management and national project management was conducted, and an analysis of related policy cases both do-mestically and internationally was performed to select applicable examples and consider their implications for policy utilization within the domestic context. The results discuss the necessity of public art building construction, the issues with construction budgets, and the in-volvement of world-class architects. Analytical implications include the need for realistic budget setting for construction projects, establishing clear promotion criteria, and creating a phased process and expert evaluation panel.

Year: 2024

Type: Academic Journal

Paper: Architectural Research (KCI)

Publisher: Architectural Institute of Korea

Keywords: Landmark Building, Cultural Facility, Total Cost Management System

DESIGN COMPETITION PROCESS IN GERMANY

Academic Journal

The design competition should be operated in an orderly and fair manner under the three standards: transparency, equal treatment with non-discrimination and fairness.

READ MORE

URBAN REGENERATION STRATEGY

Academic Journal

The research is a theoretical analysis with a planning proposal for urban regeneration areas focusing on the cases of Holzmarkt in Berlin and Majang-dong in Seoul.

READ MORE

RESILIENCE IN RICKLINGEN

Academic Publication

This paper explores how factors of flood resistance and resilience are addressed within the development of an area in Ricklingen, Hannover.

READ MORE