Gwacheon Residence / Kim Seunghoy (Seoul National University) + KYWC Architects
The Gwacheon residence required a fundamentally different attitude and concepts in terms of constructing the house. The house comprises of various motifs, including environmentally friendly features, a direct symbiosis of modern life and nature, ways to generate the house fully becoming the aesthetics of the house, with the light and simple logic of tectonics and, yet everything encapsulates the principles of ?simplicity?.
© Kim Jaekyung
Architects: KYWC Architects, Kim Seunghoy (Seoul National University)
Location: Gwacheon-si, South Korea
Lead Architects: Kim Seunghoy (Seoul National University) + Kang Wonphil (KYWC)
Project Team: Jeong Hwataek, Kim Hana
Area: 185.49 m2
Project Year: 2007
Photographs: Kim Jaekyung
Structural Engineer: Yoon Koojo Structural Engineering Co.
Construction: Ean R&C (Kim Jongkyu)
© Kim Jaekyung
Text description provided by the architects. The Gwacheon residence required a fundamentally different attitude and concepts in terms of constructing the house. The house comprises of various motifs, including environmentally friendly features, a direct symbiosis of modern life and nature, ways to generate the house fully becoming the aesthetics of the house, with the light and simple logic of tectonics and, yet everything encapsulates the principles of ?simplicity?.
© Kim Jaekyung
The house mainly faces southwest, along with...
© Kim Jaekyung
Architects: KYWC Architects, Kim Seunghoy (Seoul National University)
Location: Gwacheon-si, South Korea
Lead Architects: Kim Seunghoy (Seoul National University) + Kang Wonphil (KYWC)
Project Team: Jeong Hwataek, Kim Hana
Area: 185.49 m2
Project Year: 2007
Photographs: Kim Jaekyung
Structural Engineer: Yoon Koojo Structural Engineering Co.
Construction: Ean R&C (Kim Jongkyu)
© Kim Jaekyung
Text description provided by the architects. The Gwacheon residence required a fundamentally different attitude and concepts in terms of constructing the house. The house comprises of various motifs, including environmentally friendly features, a direct symbiosis of modern life and nature, ways to generate the house fully becoming the aesthetics of the house, with the light and simple logic of tectonics and, yet everything encapsulates the principles of ?simplicity?.
© Kim Jaekyung
The house mainly faces southwest, along with...
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