Gyeongbokgung Geunjeongjeon geunjeongjun

Gyeongbokgung Geunjeongjeon

Geunjeongjeon is the main hall of Gyeongbokgung Palace, the legal palace of the Joseon Dynasty, and the most important space where the king's coronation, reception of foreign envoys, and national ceremonies were held

It features a majestic structure built on a multi-tiered foundation, tiled roofs, and curved eaves, symbolizing royal authority and national prestige

Geunjeongjeon Traditional Architecture Lamp – Design Concept

This is a 3D lighting model that captures the majestic proportions and traditional palace architectural beauty of Geunjeongjeon

It maximizes the expression of the tiled roof and curved eaves, and the lower foundation and floor reproduce the stone pattern texture of the palace courtyard

It is a work completed as a decorative lamp that can be used indoors, while maintaining the symbolism of traditional architecture

Print Configuration

PLA White (main body), PLA Black (base)

Main body is 0.24 mm layer height

You must use Tree Support for the main body

Lightning infill 5%

Base is 0.20mm layer height

Can be printed without supports

Lightning infill 5%

Please print both with Arachne enabled

There are two types of bases, for those using a small printer, use the 170x170 version, and for those using a large printer, use the 295x275 version

Assembly

Use LED Lamp Kit 001

Insert LED into the internal space and organize the wiring at the bottom

Can be used as a standalone decorative lamp after assembly


Version 2.0 UPDATE
 

I thought a version with open windows would also be nice, so I made one
It was printed at 0.16mm, and although the printing time is a bit longer, the result is quite satisfying

The bottom bases are the same size as the previously uploaded ones, including both small and large versions
The Geunjeongjeon main body is provided in two versions: a closed window version and an open window version