서울 상수동에 위치한 THILA는 단순한 건물이 아닌, 다채로운 문화가 어우러지는 공간입니다. 이곳은 커피, 음악, 건축, 미디어 아트가 조화를 이루며, 창작자와 관객 모두에게 독특한 예술적 경험을 제공합니다. 특히 밴드 HYUKOH는 이곳의 음악적 실험과 문화적 깊이에 매료되었다고 전해집니다. 이제 아래에서 하나씩 확인해보겠습니다.

The Artistic Ecosystem of THILA, the Multi-Cultural Space in Sangsu Captured by Band HYUKOH

THILA in Sangsu, Seoul, a New Hub of Art is not just a building. It is a multi-cultural space that integrates coffee, sound, architecture, and media art, serving as a platform that offers space-based artistic experiences for both creators and audiences. The band HYUKOH was notably captivated by the musical experimentation and cultural depth of this place.

Sangsu, a Place Where a New Wave of Culture Flows

THILA is strategically located in the heart of Sangsu, adjacent to Hangang Park, Hongdae, and Hapjeong. The building, remodeled from an old shoe factory, is designed based on the principles of zero waste and circular resource philosophy, embodying both locality and sustainability.

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Bean Brothers Coffee House Seoul, Coexistence of Space and Coffee

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Bean Brothers Coffee House Seoul is designed under the concept of ‘House of Baristas’, featuring various themed spaces such as a living room, study, coffee bar, and rooftop on different floors. It offers an experience beyond just coffee, establishing itself as a multi-dimensional cultural space.

A Fortress of Sound Art and Electronic Music, WeSA

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WeSA (We are Sound Artists) utilizes the entire space, including the underground performance hall of THILA, to plan experimental programs such as electronic music festivals, audiovisual art, and listening sessions. Notably, the sound gymnasium provides an immersive experience for ‘lonely listeners’.

Close Collaboration Among Creators, Structural Features of THILA

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Architect Yang Soo-in oversaw the architecture and interior design, with contributions from various artists including the creative team of Bean Brothers, electronic music composer Gajaebal (WeSA director), creating creative hubs on each floor with clear purposes. This structure operates as a concentration of the artistic ecosystem, transcending a single space.

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Future Cultural Impact and Expectations

With the Danginri Cultural Creation Power Plant scheduled for completion in 2025 and the western line light rail set to open in 2028, Sangsu is gaining attention as Seoul’s next-generation art district. THILA is growing as a multi-cultural space that connects daily life and art, with various global projects planned for the future.

Source: THILA, Bean Brothers, WeSA