Although I am afraid that if I call it the owl, it will continue going by this nickname and it will be regarded within this context, I would nevertheless like to call it the owl. If you look at the building from the roadside, you may associate the shape formed by the angles of the setback regulation that has now been abolished with big head and two eyes.

© Shin Kyungsub

Architects: Moon Hoon

Location: 687-11 Mojeon-ri Jeonggwan-eup Gijang-gun, Busan, Korea

Design Team: Kim sookhee, Park jeonguk, Park hyeongjae, Kim haeree, Kang changsu

Area: 116.2 m2

Photographs: Shin Kyungsub

© Shin Kyungsub

From the architect. Although I am afraid that if I call it the owl, it will continue going by this nickname and it will be regarded within this context, I would nevertheless like to call it the owl. If you look at the building from the roadside, you may associate the shape formed by the angles of the setback regulation that has now been abolished with big head and two eyes.
Busan Times

Amazingly, the building looks exactly like an owl when you see from the rear side of the building after passing through a walkway. The staircase is a wing and the windows of a child?s room are the eyes within a head. Does it only apply to the architect" In addition, considering that the client is working in the security industry, which mak...