The Peak Dosan, in Partnership with DL E&C, to Achieve 'Artful Living'.
Herzog & de Meuron's First Residential Project in Asia, with DL E&C Confirmed as the Construction Company
Designed by World-Renowned Architects Herzog & de Meuron, Winners of the Pritzker Architecture Prize, Often Referred to as the 'Nobel Prize of Architecture'
Comprising a Total of 26 Units, Final Contracts to Begin Mid-October... Operating a 'Private Gallery' Near Dosan Park
‘The Peak Dosan,’ which has garnered attention as the first residential project in Asia by the world-renowned architects Herzog & de Meuron, has confirmed DL E&C (Daelim Industrial Construction) as its construction company and is accelerating its development.
On the 19th, developer RPSD announced that it recently signed a business agreement with DL E&C for the Peak Dosan project. Industry experts believe that the direction of the Peak Dosan project, which aims to achieve ‘Artful Living,’ aligns well with this partnership. The project has seen successful preliminary marketing efforts, including operating a private gallery and collaborations with Michelin-starred chefs, contributing to the smooth selection of the construction company.
DL E&C, the chosen construction company, has a history of delivering landmark high-end residential projects across the country, including Lucian Dosan 208, Layer Cheongdam, and the Jeju Parnas Hotel. Their portfolio also includes luxury constructions such as the Grand Josun Hotel, Sheraton Gangnam Hotel, Glad Yeouido Hotel, and Maison de Glad.
To mitigate risks associated with design changes and project delays due to the separation of design and construction phases, DL E&C plans to implement the Integrated Project Delivery (IPD) method, leveraging its experience in design, construction, maintenance, and operation. This approach aims to ensure the highest quality of construction. Additionally, DL E&C will support the project through pre-construction (Pre-Con) activities, including obtaining building permits, conducting safety assessments, and securing project financing (PF).
Meanwhile, The Peak Dosan is Set to Rise in Gangnam, Seoul with 26 Units Spanning 5 Basement Levels and 20 Above-Ground Floors
‘The Peak Dosan,’ located along Eonju-ro in the Gangnam district of Seoul, is planned to be a hyper-luxury residential complex, featuring 26 units across 5 basement levels and 20 above-ground floors. Designed exclusively by Herzog & de Meuron, this project aims to introduce a unique form of residential architecture that has never been seen before, with a focus on transforming living spaces into art. The current site, occupied by the POSCO Gallery, is under demolition, and final contracts are expected to begin in mid-October.
The design concept for The Peak Dosan revolves around the idea of a 'Stacked House,' which maximizes the experience of both horizontal and vertical living. This approach diverges from monotonous floor plans, providing a bespoke living space tailored to the residents. Inspired by the idea of stacking individual house-like units vertically within an urban environment, this innovative structure allows residents to enjoy the feel of a private home with garden access, combined with the benefits of city views and the convenience of urban living.
A project spokesperson commented, “This collaboration with a world-renowned architect positions The Peak Dosan as a ‘hyper-luxury residential project’ that appeals not only to traditional affluent clientele but also to younger wealth holders. With the involvement of a major construction company now confirmed, we are committed to creating a landmark that represents not only Korea but all of Asia.”
Currently, The Peak Dosan is operating a private gallery located directly in front of Dosan Park, where potential residents can experience the tranquil and serene lifestyle that the development promises. This space offers more than just information about the project; it also provides visitors with an opportunity to engage with content from leading artists across various fields, creating an immersive and unique experience.
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