부산, 도시풍경을 닮은 5개의 하우스. 오래된 나무 두그루와 오래된 하우스는 건축주가 거주하는 소규모 싱글 하우스와 여행객들을 위한 4개의 숙박시설로 변경됩니다. 시간의 장소성, 주변환경이 투영된 경험의 복제는 새롭게 구현되는 건축환경 속에 규모, 밀도, 재료의 선택으로 표현됩니다. 새롭게 재현된 도시풍경을 5개의 하우스에 담습니다.
amid busan’s dense urban fabric, korean architect younghan chung has completed five individual houses on a plot measuring just 137 square meters (1,475 square feet). the site was previously home to two aged trees, as well as three dwellings in a state of ruin. one of the previously existing structures was a japanese-owned house, which was returned to the korean government after the second world war.
architect: younghan, chung
location: busan, korea
program: residential
site area: 136.68 sqm
building area: 76.59 sqm
gross floor area: 135.96 sqm
building scope: 3 storeys
parking: 1
height: 8.17m
building to land ratio: 56.04%
floor area ratio: 98.04%
structure: wood construction
exterior finishing: brick, spray stucco
interior finishing: wallpaper on two sheets of plaster board, urethane finishing
construction: wooyeol lee, TCM global
design period: april 2014 – october 2014
construction period: december 2014 – april 2015
in terms of scale, density, and material choice, the architect sought to replicate themes and experiences associated with both the original and surrounding buildings. each of the five new structures has been metaphorically conceived as tall trees — taking root and growing within the urban landscape.
one of the dwellings is a small one-person household, while the remaining four ‘trees’ have been designed to provide accommodation for travelers. a small private courtyard is created at the center of the plan, which cannot be seen from overlooking buildings.
from designboom