Bucheon Art Bunker B39

Bucheon Art Bunker B39 is a complex cultural and artistic space that opened on June 1, 2018, after renovating the Samjeong-dong waste incineration plant. The incineration plant, which had been neglected for four years, was reborn through space preservation and regeneration after being selected for the Ministry of Culture, Sports and Tourism's 'Cultural Regeneration of Abandoned Industrial Facilities' project. Under the direction of architect Kim Kwang-soo, the space was organized around a circulation path that follows the process of bringing in, storing, incinerating, and treating waste as a single axis, reborn as a space where the rough appearance of the former factory and the refined appearance of a modern cultural space coexist. Currently, Bucheon Art Bunker B39 is operated by the Bucheon Cultural Foundation and, located in the buffer zone between residential and industrial areas, plays a role in injecting cultural vitality into the local community, focusing on digital and media art that combines technology and culture and arts. The total site area is 12,663㎡, the total floor area is 8,011㎡, and the building area is 3,307㎡; the incineration building consists of 1 basement floor and 6 above-ground floors, and the management building consists of 1 basement floor and 2 above-ground floors. In addition, there were also attached buildings such as a measurement room. Currently, the incineration building houses the Multimedia Hall (MMH), BUNKER, and AIR GALLERY, while the management building houses a Multi-purpose room, Studio, and Recording room.