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Background of Establishment

Background of
Establishment

In April 2007, the city of Seoul adopted the 'Eco-friendly Energy Policy'.
According to the policy, the city planned building a Zero-Energy-Building to raise the public awareness of the necessity of reducing energy consumption in buildings and of expanding the supply of renewable energy sources for urban areas such as hydrogen fuel cells and photovoltaic solar power systems.
Mission

Mission

As a declarative architectural model of Seoul's energy independence, the Seoul Energy Dream Center's mission is to demonstrate a Zero-Energy-Building and to share the dream of energy independent Seoul.

Vision & Goal

비전
Vision
With the citizens of Seoul
"A representative platform of carbon neutrality."
목표
Goal
To achieve carbon neutrality in Seoul
Climate citizenship training

Strategy

추진전략

Strategy

  • 전략1
    01

    reflecting Seoul's climate policy
    Strengthening carbon neutrality education

  • 전략2
    02

    Citizens/regional cooperation
    Strengthening the connection of environmental education

  • 전략3
    03

    with a story
    Construction and operation of exhibition commentary

  • 전략4
    04

    a zero-energy building
    Model presentation

Operational Status

Location

14, Jeungsan-ro, Mapo-gu, Seoul, Korea 03901

Operating by

Green Education Center &KICT

Designed by

Fraunhofer Consortium (Fraunhofer-Gesellschaft + Parsons Brinckerhoff inc.)

Established in

December 12, 2012

Facility Size

Total Area 3,777㎡, 1 Basement Level and 3 Ground Levels

History and Awards received

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2024
  • 12

    Award-winning in Seoul Low Carbon 2024

2022
  • 10

    Award-winning in Korea Green Building Awards 2022

  • 12

    10th anniversary

2021
  • 11

    Award-winning in Korea Environmental Education Festival 2024

2020
  • 11

    Completed Solar Play Ground : Solar mist, Solar milky way

2018
  • 12

    Rated 3rd Level Zero-Energy Building with the 69.37% of Energy-Independent rate

  • 11

    Completed Solar Play Ground : Solar rest area, Solar pine

2016
  • 10

    The award-winning in the Asia-Pacific Leadership in Green Building Awards 2016

2012
  • 12

    Established Seoul Energy Dream Center (SEDC)

  • 10

    Certified as Second-grade Eco-friendly Building

  • 07

    Certified as First-grade Energy Efficient Building

2008
  • 11

    Building Construction

Applied Technologies

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SolarPower System

Photovoltaic solar panels installed on the roof and the "Solar-Playground" generate power.

Geothermal Heating andCooling System

Underground temperature - warmer in winter and cooler in summer than aboveground - supports the building's heating and cooling

Automatic Lighting Control System

The lighting in the building is controlled by an automated system

WasteHeat Recovery Ventilation System

The exhaust air is used as either a heat source or a heat sink depending on weather conditions, season and demands.

Energy Efficient Cooling Compressor

An advanced magnetic suspension technology is adopted to the cooling compressor to increase energy efficiency and to reduce noise.

Building Energy Management System (BEMS)

All energy-related data about the building are monitored and analyzed for optimal control of various building compartments.

External Blinds

Automated control of the venetian blinds on the windows optimally controls the solar radiation penetrating the building.

Triple Pane Windows

All the windows are fitted with triple pane windows with low-emissivity glass, functioning as a passive element of he ZEB.

Highly Efficient Thermal Insulation

The highly efficient thermal insulation materials reduce heat exchange through walls and thereby save heating and cooling energy.

Highly Efficient Thermal Insulation

The highly efficient thermal insulation materials reduce heat exchange through walls and thereby save heating and cooling energy.

Slanted Sunlight Reflecting Walls

The slanted walls made of synthetic granite allows diffused natural light to light up the building.

Slanted Windows

Adjustment of sunlight insolation according to solar meridian altitude.

Light Well

A light well is designed to bring natural light into the center of the building to light the building.

Zero-Energy Buildings

  • PASSIVE

    Minimize heating and
    cooling energy requirements

  • ACTIVE

    Minimize energy
    consumption

  • NEW & RENEWABLE

    Produce Renewable
    energy
Passive elements

Highly Efficient Thermal Insulation, Triple Pane Windows, External Blinds

Active elements

BEMS, Waste Heat Recovery Ventilation System, Automatic Lighting Control System

Renewable energy

Solar Power amount 272.16kW, Geothermal Heat exchanger amount 112kW

Seoul Energy Dream Center Museum Identity (MI)

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Museum Identity of SEDC shows the unique shape of the building and symbolizes the dynamism of sustainable energy as
it resembles a pinwheel driven by the wind power. Open corners of the logo represent open communications between the
SEDC and the public. The green color of the logo symbolizes the sustainable future energy for the people and the communities.

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    Symbol
  • Horizontal form
    Horizontal form
  • Vertical form
    Vertical form
  • Logo
    Logo
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