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Sungui Church Cultural Space (ㅅㄱ) by SML

The Sungui Church Cultural Space, designed by SML, is a new project aiming to provide a contemporary urban sanctuary. Its Korean name, 'ㅅㄱ', is inspired by Sukkoth, a biblical site of rest and preparation for the Israelites.

Located in the historic Sungui-dong neighborhood of Incheon, South Korea, the cultural space is designed to echo the ancient meaning of Sukkoth.

Sukkoth served as a crucial resting and sheltering point for the Israelites after their exodus from Egypt, enabling them to prepare for their onward journey.

The project, with an area of 84 m², is slated for completion in 2025.

Lead architects for the project are SeungMo Lim of SML and Jeong Jaeheon from Kyung Hee University.

The project falls under the 'Churches' category.

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