Seoul Station old 3D Model

Description

This 3D Modeling is for 3D printing as a miniature.

The old Seoul Station (literally meaning "old Seoul Station building"), also known as "Culture Station Seoul 284", originally named Gyeongseong station and designed by Tsukamoto Yasushi of Tokyo Imperial University, was finished in November 1925. This red brick building, designed in an eclectic style, features a Byzantine-style central dome and a centralized and symmetrical layout.
On September 25, 1981, the old station was designated as Historic Site 284. A restoration project of the old station began in September 2007 to "transform the former Seoul Station, which had lost its functionality as a train station since the opening of the new KTX station, into a premier national multidisciplinary cultural facility".
On August 9, 2011, the station was reopened as a culture complex with its original exterior, after a two-year restoration project by the Ministry of Culture, Sports and Tourism and the state-run Korea Craft and Design Foundation (KCDF). On April 2, 2012, "Culture Seoul Station 284" was officially launched "as a space for diverse artistic and cultural creation and exchange. (from WIKIPEDIA)


Scale : 1/500 of actual building size
Size of modeling : 63 x 147 x 66 mm (h=66mm) after assembling two parts (roof and bldg.stl) Print Ready: No