Escarpment 6/7
Proposal for a private vacation House in Escarpment Estate, Niseko, Japan
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Proposal for a private vacation House in Escarpment Estate, Niseko, Japan
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The Chalet H is a private holiday residence located in picturesque hillside with stunning view of Mt. Yotei over the abundant natural forest in Niseko, Hokkaido. The building mass is slightly bent to secure the view towards the Mt. Yotei. The 2.7 meter ceiling height throughout the house emphasizes seamless continuity to surrounding nature. […]
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This 180 sq. meter apartment was renovated mainly to accomodate open kitchen expanded to small service balcony. The scagliola(artifitial marble) island is the heart of the open kitchen where cooking and dining is integrated. Wide planks of hard wood was applied on the floor to add richness of the overall space as an alternative to […]
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Sajik Girls’ High-school Cafeteria Sajik-dong, Busan Korea 2009-2011. The Sajik Girls’ High-school asked us to design a cafeteria where students can be served for both lunch and dinner. The biggest challenge of the project was the tight design schedule to complete the CD package in two months to get the fund from the Busan Public […]
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WinTech Design is a company specialized luxury commercial interior design and construction. When they moved to a new office, we were asked to design a feature wall in the main hall. The L-shaped wall is located next to stairs occupying two floor height. We designed a relief with an abstract composition based on the name […]
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This 1,500 square meter speculative office building is located in semi-commercial area in southern part of Seoul. The client’s main concern was to have distinct exterior design for its commercial value. Our approach was to design a building as an abstract object surrounded by the abundance of formal experimentation. Facade treatment was important issue to […]
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