The Bucheon Classic Performance Office Building is a modern cultural landmark designed to house both performance spaces and administrative offices.
Located in Goean-dong, Bucheon-si, Gyeonggi-do, the project began in 2021 and was completed in 2022.
Its contemporary architectural design features rhythmic vertical and horizontal patterns, creating a distinctive façade that reflects both elegance and functionality.
The building serves as a hub for classical music performances, including appearances by renowned violinist Kim Soo-Yeon, while also accommodating office operations to support cultural and artistic endeavors.
Violinist Kim Soo-Yeon / Bucheon Classic Performance Office Building
* Graduated from Seoul Arts High School
* Earned both Bachelor’s and Master’s degrees in Arts from the Korea National University of Arts
* Received a Doctorate in Music from Yonsei University College of Music
* Served as a lecturer at Yonsei University, Catholic University of Korea, Chugye University for the Arts, and Kangwon National University
* Annual lecturer for humanities special lectures at major corporations and public institutions (over 100 sessions per year)
* CEO of *Classic for You* (Producer and host of “Kim Soo-Yeon’s Classic for You”)
* Classical concert commentator and host
* CEO of the ensemble group *Gail Players* and active professional performer
This project showcases the JK Building, designed as a landmark in the cityscape with a refined, modernist approach.
The façade is composed of vertical stone panels with varied depths, creating rhythm and texture that change with the light throughout the day.
Large, transparent openings at street level invite interaction, while carefully framed windows on the upper floors balance privacy with natural light.
The design prioritizes a harmonious blend between bold geometry and human scale, establishing the building as both a statement and an accessible public presence.
At the ground floor, commercial spaces such as “Cafe: The Classic” activate the street edge, enhancing the pedestrian experience and integrating the building into the urban fabric.
