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Home is healing. This is because it is a place where you can fully enjoy your leisure in your busy life.
House is very important, especially in the post-corona era.
Who needs healing the most for post-corona?
It's the medical staff. We selected a medical couple and children as clients.
Therefore, the reason why the site became ‘Jeonju’ was because it was close to the hospital and a place where you could enjoy nature.
Jeonju is also a place where hanok is well preserved.
*Hanok : Korean traditional house
We first divided the house into the ‘main building’ and ‘annex’. The annex is usually a place where families live,
but it can also be a place for self-isolation or a place for guests to greet when they come to play.
In addition, the two living rooms merge through a space called ‘MARU’ when the door between the two buildings is opened.
*Maru : A space in a hanok (Korean traditional house)
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