The Gyeongnam Regional Government Complex was built to accommodate government agencies holding office in buildings that are certain to be dismantled following the Masan Marine City Construction Project and to integrate government agencies in the Changwon and Masan regions. Thorough ground and topographic survey was conducted prior to the foundation works as the site is a landfill located near a harbor. Construction was started in March 2011 and was completed in March 2013. It consists of a main building, a port facility building, and an immigration building.
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It features a civic plaza made in hopes of communicating with the local citizens, a seaside cultural space, and the Green Deck that follows Jangguncheon Stream to the sea.
The energy-efficient layout using passive design strategies, selective exterior plan for load reduction, and eco-cube plan designed for optimal energy efficiency allow air flowing throughout the building; thus facilitating ventilation as well as blocking air in winter.
It satisfies the highest earthquake resistance level, and it is braced for the powerful wind that comes every 100 years. It has reinforced the foundation work considering the dredging process that took place while reclaiming the land, preventing the source of inundation inside the building by installing a sluice in the underground parking lot with the machine room and electric room placed on the ground level.