Maxminium
Park Youngchae

Maxminium

I experimented with the idea of accommodating daily life within a 4-meter-wide plot of land. The architectural constraint was set at a maximum width of 2 meters. If the insulation and lighting of the long wall released from the structure are solved with polycarbonate with a thickness of 24mm, space is secured tightly.

photo_credit Park Youngchae
Park Youngchae
photo_credit Park Youngchae
Park Youngchae

The size of the space is not perceived solely by its floor area but by its three-dimensional volume. Despite being a small space, it was expanded by introducing variations in height. Both interior and exterior finishing and details were kept as simple as possible, and visual elements were restrained, including color and texture. This was done to ensure that the sensory experience of the space remained unobstructed.

photo_credit Park Youngchae
Park Youngchae
photo_credit Park Youngchae
Park Youngchae

Team:
Architect: Archium
Other participants: Kim in-cheurl
Photography: Park Youngchae

photo_credit Park Youngchae
Park Youngchae
photo_credit Park Youngchae
Park Youngchae

Material Used:
1. Facade cladding: Polycarbonate panel

photo_credit Park Youngchae
Park Youngchae
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