Ground Workspace, Seoul / INTG.
MBC Ground is a creative work environment to nurture creativity and foster a sense of rejuvenation for a Korean broadcasting company designed by Seoul-based studio INTG.
South Korea
Seosaeng House, South Korea / Studio Weave
Set within a clifftop on South Korea’s eastern peninsula, Seosaeng House marries London-based Studio Weave’s imaginative architecture with Korean tradition in a multi-generational family home stepped to become one with the hillside.
Yeoncheon Diaspora House / L’EAU Design
Yeoncheon Diaspora House is based on autonomy and flexibility in placement in order to respect each other’s life, but it takes into account the local characteristics of the site.
Amorepacific Headquarters in Seoul by Kinzo Architekten
The new headquarters for Amorepacific, Korea’s largest beauty company, is located in the centre of Seoul at a site which has been occupied by the company since 1956.
Manhwarican House / Rieuldorang Atelier
The vacated space in the form of a gable becomes one of the sequences going into the Manhwarican house. And let it shine the sunshine indirectly. The vacated space in the form of gaps changes with time, and the feeling of space also changes.
Pool Villa in South Korea by Rieuldorang Atelier
The Pool Villa in the ground, the nature in the house. A house-shaped white shell is the space embrace the nature. The residential space lower than the ground level enables a variety of spatial experiences through the skip floor planning.
Jeju House by Moon Hoon / South Korea
The secretive life-style of the client is presumed and imagined by the architect. Thus the bunker like home trenched into the earth, with an atrium in the middle was the first plan. The horizontal slit like villa savoye cut the home in half, one submerged, the other floating.
Optical Store in Seoul – Endpiece by Wallga + WGNB
Located in Seoul, South Korea, ENDPIECE is a small boutique selling glasses recently completed by korean studio Wallga + WGNB. The name of the store stems from the part of the glasses that is connected to the lens frame and the temple called as the end piece. From the architect: Many glasses apply their own details to