Ambitious Busan Opera House proposal draws inspiration from Korean stone art
Amphitheatre stage event can accommodate 20,000 viewers (image by Lacoste Stevenson)
Article Summary
This futuristic design by Australian architects Lacoste+Stevenson was submitted for the Busan Opera House competition. Resembling an enormous pebble perched at the end of the promenade (or an alien spaceship), the design dubbed "Open Suseok" hopes to resonate with the Korean tradition by drawing inspiration from local stone art (or Suseok).
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