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Hello Lounge

Hello Lounge is Halla Vivaldi's distinct welfare facility for apartment houses. It is an independent lounge facility with several integrated amenities for apartment inhabitants and is located on the first floor of each building to vitalize the resident community.
By having a lounge facility in the corner of the first floor of each building, the community of residents is invigorated and the availability of the facility is improved. The Hello Lounge is connected to each household through pillars on the first floor, and it is planned in such a way that all residents pass by, thereby enabling the space to be used for communicating with other residents. The apartment houses are equipped with independent lounge facilities to increase convenience for the residents and have various rooms within the lounge facility. The lounge facility, which is the residents' common convenience facility, is easily accessible since it is installed independently in each building, and communication among the residents can be actively carried out as it is placed in such a way that all residents pass by it, and convenience for the residents are increased by including various purpose rooms within the lounge facility.

Copyright Registration: Siheung Baegot Halla Vivaldi Campus (Hello Lounge) / C-2015-008285

Patent Application Date: : March 30, 2015

Registration Date: : October 31, 2016; - Korean Patent Registration and Application No.: 10-2015-0044306
(Title of Invention: Apartment Houses with Independent Lounge Facilities); : Patent No. 10-1672836

Construction
Method for
a Space-Utilizing
Structure,
Yongjeong
District
in Cheongju

A new concept apartment plan was applied to the 134-square-meter plan and buildings 101 and 102 of Halla Vivaldi in the Yongjeong District in Cheongju and a copyright for the diagrammatic work related to the plan and architectural work related to the elevation has been obtained.
The distinct characteristic of the apartment plan is that the floors cross on top of each other like blocks until the 24th floor. That is, the point of the design of the partial duplex plan unit (134㎡) is a double-story living room created by crossing type A and type B, and maximized light and ventilation is achieved by configuring a new concept plan such as a unit open on three sides to enjoy a spacious interior. The 134-square-meter plan is applied in buildings 101 and 102, with great views of the inner city to secure a wide-open view.
Also, partial duplex households have a unique plan where the interior is a single story except for the living room, which is two stories. Two bedrooms and a bathroom are located on the left when you enter the apartment, while the living room and kitchen are on the right, and the master bedroom and another bedroom is placed at the back after passing the living room and kitchen. This plan maximizes the frontage width of the living room, and more space can be secured when the living space is expanded to the balcony.

Copyright Registration: 134A/B floor plan of Cheongju Yongjeong Halla Vivaldi (diagrammatic work) / C-2011-000634; 101 of Cheongju Yongjeong Halla Vivaldi (architectural work) / C-2011-000635; 102 of Cheongju Yongjeong Halla Vivaldi (architectural work) / C-2011-000636

Patent Application Date: : April 1, 2011

Registration Date: : June 27, 2013; - Korean Patent Registration and Application No.: 2011-0030313
(Title of Invention: Construction Method for a Space-Utilizing Structure); : Patent No.: 10-1281853

2014
Good Design
Award
-
Cheongju Yongjeong
Exterior Design,
Director of Korea
Design Development
Institute

A unique and dynamic exterior design was planned for Halla Vivaldi in Yongjeong, Cheongju by reinterpreting Korea's traditional stone walls from a modern viewpoint. It was designed so that Korea's traditions can be expressed with a modern taste and be globalized. The style of the architecture has a 3D effect enabling users to get a new experience as various changes are seen depending on the view angle. In addition, the living space was designed so that communication with nature is possible by planning blocks to increase openness and securing over 50% of abundant, natural green space.

2014
Gyeonggi-do
Architecture
Award
-
Halla Human Resource
Development Center
Bronze award
(non-residence)

2014
Gyeonggi-do
Architecture
Award
-
Paju Unjeong
Halla Vivaldi Plus
Prize winner
(residence)

2014
Gyeonggi-do
Architecture
Award
-
Mando Central
Institute
Prize winner
(residence)

2016
IF Design Award
-
Intelligent
Smart Display
WINNER

A household information device for checking the weather and car parking location, turning all lights off at once, calling an elevator, shutting off gas, checking the unmanned parcel service box and other additional functions. It was an IF Design Awards winner for its practical and sensual design.

2013
Good Design
Award
-
One-pass System
Chosen as
excellent design

The One-pass System enables entrance to the apartment, automatic calling of the elevator and opening the household front door using radio frequency communication with a one-pass key. This system, selected as an excellent design, is composed of a key, a one-pass parking location information device installed in the underground parking lot, and a one-pass door phone installed on the front door of the residence.

2011
Good Design
Award
-
License Plate
Recognition
(LPR) Device
Chosen as
excellent design

A device that allows the entrance of registered vehicles while blocking unregistered vehicles of non-residents by recognizing the numbers and letters on the vehicle license plate when a vehicle tries to enter the apartment complex.

2011
Good Design
Award
-
Halla Vivaldi
Elevator Standard
Chosen as
excellent design

The interior standard for the inside of the elevators of Halla Vivaldi have the theme of "an elevator filled with happiness." This product was selected as an excellent design in the Good Design Award.

2016
Good Design
Award
-
Halla Human Resource
Development Center
Outside space
Chosen as
excellent design

The outside space was designed with three concepts in mind: creating an educational environment, recharging in nature and forming an area for harmonization. Trees were conserved and used, and the design flexibly combines openness and shielding. The trails and rest areas using the existing forest greatly contribute to energizing the members.

2015
IF
Design Award
-
PURE SHIELD

Our bodies, contaminated with fine dust and yellow dust, can be cleaned with an air shower. Also, it can be installed in connection with the building entrance control system.

2014
RED DOT
(GERMANY)
-
Wall hanger
Bike Rack
Special Award

Wall-mounted Bike Rack - a new concept bike rack design improving on previous bike rack methods. (A fingerprint recognition system can be implemented, and it is an excellent design for efficiently using space)

2014
Good Design
Award
-
Songcheon-dong,
Jeonju children’s
playground
Chosen as
excellent design

The Salamander playground, the exterior of which is shaped like a salamander, was designed so that children can run and play inside a huge salamander.

2013
Good Design
Award
-
Cheongju Yongjeong
children’s
playground
Chosen as
excellent design

The Outing of a Fancy Carp playground, shaped like a fish, was designed in such a way that children can play with two huge fancy carps. It was produced using certified playground safety standard products in line with safety regulations to consider the children's safety.

2013
Good Design
Award
-
Hwaseong Joam
children’s
playground
Chosen as
excellent design

The Today's Weather playground adds an interesting element, the weather, to a playground children can run around in. It was designed so that children can develop observation and inquiry skills.

2013
Good Design
Award
-
Paju A6 block
children’s
playground
Chosen as
excellent design

The Amazing Water Strider playground gets its motif from a marvelous water strider floating on top of the water together with its insect friends on a pond somewhere inside a crooked, dense forest in a city.

2013
Good Design
Award
-
Gimpo Hangang
rest areas
Chosen as
excellent design

This is a rest area realizing nature-friendly ecology by planting vegetation on a pagoda rooftop to make it into a habitat for plants, bugs and birds. As a standardized module, it has maximized variability and expandability so that it can also act as a corridor and not just a rest area where you simply stay.

2013
Natural
Environment
Grand Prize
-
Cheongju Yongjeong
District landscape
Excellence Award

This valuable realization of an eco-friendly complex received an Excellence Award because it was recognized to have high connectivity to the surrounding ecological environment.

2011
Good Design
Award
-
Paju A6 block
children’s playground
Excellent Design
Children's Award

The Forest Friend, Beetle playground gets its motif from a beetle playing with its insect friends somewhere inside a thick, winding forest in a city.

2012
Good Design
Award
-
Halla Vivaldi
Color Manual
Director of Korea
Design Development
Institute

The Halla Vivaldi Color System applies a novel color scheme to apartment houses in Korea. First, natural colors are extracted and reflected as they are to assimilate with nature, and sustainable design has also been planned. Also, the overall complex, made up of several buildings, was considered to be one canvas and thus designed with one design, unlike previous apartments where a design was applied to each building. In this way, Halla Vivaldi's unique identity could stand out from numerous apartment houses.

2012
Korea
Color Award
-
Halla Vivaldi
color manual
Grand Prize

The main characteristic of the Halla Vivaldi color system is making people feel comfortable. When considering the overall complex as a single canvas, the tone of the complex is changed in four stages, enabling the inhabitants and surrounding residents to feel various changes. The main entrance is designed with the darkest color so that one can easily recognize it from anywhere in the complex and move accordingly. Low-chroma colors were used to be in more harmony with nature, and various tone changes can be felt at the main flow line or the central plaza according to the flow line.

2011
Eco-friendly
safe playground
contest
-
Cheonan Yonggok
Children's Playground
Participation Award
(Outer part)

2010
Good Design
Award
-
Chosen as
excellent design

The name of this playground is "an alligator has appeared!" A big, scary alligator, which appears in "The Story of Peter Pan," is the motif of this playground. It helps children to develop their imagination and an adventurous spirit. Various play elements are provided such as a water playground connected to a stepped waterscape facility, a waterway for dabbling in water, stepping stones, and a floor water fountain