Tower Palace Two, Residential skyscraper in Gangnam district, Seoul, South Korea
Tower Palace Two is a residential high-rise in the Gangnam district with 55 floors rising 191 meters tall. The structure features three connected oval sections that define its exterior appearance.
Construction began in 1999 under the supervision of Samoo Architects & Engineers and was completed in 2002. The project formed part of a larger residential complex in the rapidly growing district.
This residential tower represents the transformation of urban living standards in South Korea through vertical housing developments in metropolitan areas.
Access is controlled through modern security systems including card keys and fingerprint recognition. Residents can operate their units from mobile devices, controlling lighting and appliances remotely.
The structure contains an integrated automation system that enables residents to program lighting, curtains, and appliances through central control panels.
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