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6 Korean Architecture Projects by Designers

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Leila and 3 others

Green Diary House

With the changes made in the lifestyle, the need for collective spaces and discourse is felt in the context of the society. A person who is used to a traditional lifestyle is lost and bored in the current situation, needs more care and attention.

Klaudia and Małgorzata

INDEPENDENT

The presented project “Independent” combines tradition with modernity, strives to create peaceful and fun place, assumes cooperation but also encourages self-reliance. The frame made of buildings designed on a human scale evokes a feeling of security and peace. This way the design helps patient to recognize surroundings with ease.

jiwon and junghan

A bowl that contains nature

A skincare center where you can experience various things

jaehyeon

SEOCHEON

A Shelter For The Soul

민지 and 2 others

溫故知新

溫故知新 means learn the old and know the new through it. We defined a house as healing and designed it using the space and design of a traditional house.

종근 and 3 others

The collection

Going beyond the function of solving the basic needs, we propose “indirect communication through exhibition” as an alternative to solving the problem of absent communication among family members in modern society. We also wanted to create a living space that would suit existing buildings by reflecting the urban context and designing of the selected area.

Korean Architecture