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Architects: Dongjin Kim, L'eau Design
- Area: 184 m²
- Year: 2017
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Professionals: SDM, Sungsin, Kukdong electronic
Self Stack House / Dongjin Kim + L'eau Design
Cocooning Building / L'eau Design
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Architects: L'eau Design
- Area: 999 m²
- Year: 2017
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Manufacturers: Cheonggo Brick, Stuc-O-flex
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Professionals: Co-Workers
10 Innovative Outdoor Benches Shaping Public Spaces
In order to create vibrant public spaces, people need to have a constant presence in these locations, whether they are on their own or in groups. In fact, they need to linger in these places and establish social interactions. To do so, one major element has to be incorporated into the urban setting: the bench.
This seating feature, simple or high tech, insures firstly the comfort of the passersby and animates the area consequently, through the addition of the missing human aspect. Sometimes, this is all it takes to revive a space that became a dull passage. The most basic urban design component can take many forms and can be created from different materials, always generating a statement and serving its purpose.
Eaves House / JOHO Architecture
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Architects: JOHO Architecture
- Area: 264 m²
- Year: 2019
Communique Headquarters / DaeWha Kang Design
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Architects: DaeWha Kang Design
- Year: 2015
Wooden Decks in Public Spaces: Welcoming Floors for Collective Meeting
Wooden floors are know for their warm appearance, rich texture, and natural tones that vary according to the origin of the planks, changing with the weather and the passage of time. Outdoors, wooden surfaces are widely used for terraces and living areas, taking advantage of these inviting qualities to bring people together on warm and welcoming floors. Built with modular pieces, wooden decks can easily form artificial topographies, shaping creative and effective public spaces for rest, sports, games, and collective gathering.
Merry Monarch Marina Club / Superstring Architecture
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Architects: Superstring Architecture
- Area: 422 m²
- Year: 2019
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Professionals: Shinwha Engineering, Corgene Properties, Haneoul Company, Min Structure, Iljin Construction Company, +1
Wirye Y-HOUSE / Kode Architects
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Architects: Kode Architects
- Area: 152 m²
- Year: 2018
Plan-i Headquater Office / Yeha Partners Architects
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Architects: Yeha Partners Architects
- Area: 1973 m²
- Year: 2017
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Professionals: Mido Structural Consultants, DAEYANG E&C, SAMIN Engineering, ShinWoo Construction
Gapyeong Glam Tree Resort / ArchiWorkshop
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Architects: ArchiWorkshop
- Area: 2050 m²
- Year: 2020
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Manufacturers: Sungshin Equipment
Roof Square / HG-Architecture
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Architects: HG-Architecture
- Area: 425 m²
- Year: 2020
Sista House / 2m2 architects
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Architects: 2m2 architects
- Area: 206 m²
- Year: 2020
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Manufacturers: FAKRO, Eagon Window
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Professionals: DM, Daegwang Engineers
Office of Waterworks Gangseo / LIFE Architects + Rohe Architects
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Architects: LIFE Architects, Rohe Architects
- Area: 995 m²
- Year: 2018
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Manufacturers: SketchUp, Hyundai-elevator, NanumTech, Stuc-O-flex
Follies and Monuments
My commitment to pavilions—to the idea of making constructional follies—is connected with needing to develop prototypes and carry out constructional research away from the normal practice of architecture. Without being subject to a client’s brief, the pavilions give me an opportunity to develop and test different methodologies, which is something that has always interested me about teaching. They are investigations into various kinds of context, dealing with urban scenarios and landscapes—they are about making something in space for its own sake, when the guiding idea comes from a reading of place. The pavilions fine tune my engagement with a specific situation, allowing me to see what is essential in terms of an action or construction. I did not set out with the idea of working in series, but as different opportunities came up, the process of designing them became more organic, the language seemed to make sense, and as one thing reinforced another, they took on a life of their own.
Loft Junghwa Dong / arcave
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Architects: arcave
- Area: 80 m²
- Year: 2019
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Manufacturers: -, Eagon, Miicon, Normann Copenhagen
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Professionals: Floral Designer of Saison Fleurie
MOKYEONRI / softarchitecturelab
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Architects: softarchitecturelab
- Area: 1173 m²
- Year: 2017