



Joryup Administrative Welfare Center
Although public facilities such as community centers are almost the only community facilities for village communities in Eup, Myeon, and Dong units, community centers around us are places where people leave immediately after receiving necessary work due to poor facilities and environment. It lacks special spatial symbolism to become the center of the local community.




ORIGAMI BOX - Yuhan Technos new office building
When we visited the office located in the apartment-type factory in Mullae-dong to meet the client, we confirmed the typical problems of apartment-type factories in which the working environment of workers working in the center of the work space deteriorates due to the long width and depth of the building and the low ceiling height.




GESTALT HEILEN, a space of healing
The facility is located in Sudong-myeon, Namyangju-si, Gyeonggi-do, and is a research and educational facility for the purpose of psychological counseling derived from Gestalt psychology. To this end, it was designed based on an admission program that accommodates 30 to 35 people for more than two days and one night, and similar facilities include training centers operated by corporations and religious organizations.




K-bro Building
Guseo-dong, where the site is located, is one of 13 legal dongs in Geumjeong-gu, which is the northernmost tip of Busan. The area was developed linearly in the north-south direction with the development of Busan Subway Line 1 and the main road connecting Nopo-dong and Seo-myeon. has been




Namgajwadong Community Housing
Housing types can be largely divided into two. One is an apartment that lives vertically and horizontally in a similar type of house, and the other is a detached house that does not live together but lives in a house of the desired shape. People who live somewhere between the two but want to live in a house of their desired shape have gathered and commissioned them. We don't just want to live blindly together. I want to live by sharing time, space, and things.




Wolgye Library Remodeling
library for a walk
Along the newly created gap between the front façade and the mass, visitors can freely walk in and out of the building, experiencing the surrounding landscape and the interior of the building, which vary depending on location. This evolved from the existing library method of reading books in a static atmosphere, integrating a series of processes of discovering, reading, and contemplating books with the process of walking, sitting, staying, and then wandering around to create a space of knowledge and information for reading and contemplation. It is a proposal to transform it into a space of experience.




Seongbuk-gu District Elderly Welfare Center Development Design
The site is located on a slope connecting Sungshin Women's University Station and Miari Pass, and pedestrians and vehicles access it through 25m-wide Dongsomun-ro 31-gil. Dongsomun is the common name for Hyehwamun, one of the four gates of the Seoul Fortress Wall. Samseon-dong originated from the fact that the flat field outside Hyehwamun was called Samseonpyeong. The Dongseon-dong area is the center of Seongbuk-gu, and as the name of the area suggests, it has a strong image of the area adjacent to the Seoul Fortress Wall.
The exterior of the welfare center for the elderly borrows the image of a castle that surrounds the internal facility, responding to the external environment and intending to have a special impression reflecting the local environment.




Shinbokri Housing
The site is located in Sinbok-ri, where National Road No. 37 connecting Okcheon-myeon and Seorak-myeon passes through, and it is adjacent to Yumyeongsan Mountain (863.9m) and is adjacent to Daebusan Mountain (743.8m). It is located around bb3b-136bad5cf58d_. The building is used as a detached house + neighborhood living facility (office), with 1 basement floor and 2 floors above ground, with a total floor area of 293.04m2, using a slope. is scheduled to be used as




Seo Ha-jae
Urban hanok is a hanok built on a narrow plot of land in the city, but it has a straight courtyard at the center of the house. The vitality of a hanok comes from its courtyard. Depending on the shape of the poles surrounding the yard, it can be divided into a ㅁ-shaped hanok or a u-shaped hanok depending on the arrangement of the poles. In both types, the main point of the composition is the yard at the center of the house.




Segok-dong Cathedral
The main focus of the design is the integration design with the areas of collaboration (mechanical, electrical, communication, firefighting, acoustics, castle art, etc.) that may be lacking in the architectural finishing work while keeping the intention of the architectural plan to realize a new cathedral space and the use of suitable finishing materials. It is to improve the quality of construction through designation.




After mass
The rest area named 'After Mass' is usually open as a book cafe and is used as a gathering space for believers after Mass. The space of about 36 pyeong is divided into three spaces by two walls consisting of a bookshelf and a plant stand. Through the division using this wall, the public space is gradually divided into the private space in the order of self-café, book lounge, and meeting room according to the circulation from the outside.




Way of Re-Play
A yellow road stretches out in front of your eyes. The atypical structure that starts at the entrance to the exhibition hall is formed as a narrow exit like a cave. The structure seems to soar as if soaring from the floor. If you lean your torso slightly and follow the stair-stepped road, a video screen is installed around the curve.




Waseonru
On August 27, 2015, on a late summer day when the fields turned yellow, I visited Namwon-si for the Namwonru Project. I visited Namwon for the first time without knowing anything about Namwon other than that it is the home of Chunhyang and Chueotang, so I decided to proceed with this project based on the impressions of that day, and made no preparations in advance. The eaves lines of the large and small hanok roofs and the gentle mountain slopes spread out from the car windows running from Namwon Station to the promised place seemed to give away a warm embrace that welcomes strangers.