Suseo YuYuJaJeok
Kyungsub Shin

Self stack_flow&stay

The edge of Daemo Mountain leads to the front yard of the house and the house is located at the site where trees come down from the mountain and live in harmony with people like a family. In the yard are a pine tree and a maple tree which have been treasured for decades, and the owner's desire was to build a new house while preserving long-cherished trees in their place. 

photo_credit Kyungsub Shin
Kyungsub Shin

First, according to the needs of each member, individual’s private space is separated to form an independent unit volume based on appropriate materials and sizes. The next step is to create a new superposition format to establish an organic relationship. It is important to understand the characteristics of the newly created shared spaces during the superposition process, thereby assigning uniqueness to each space.

photo_credit Kyungsub Shin
Kyungsub Shin

Now, as if a living tree grows to draw a flexible trajectory by itself, “Yuyujajeok”, the detached residence located in Suseo unfolds its own new story as the spaces that flow and stay are naturally intertwined with the nature.

photo_credit Kyungsub Shin
Kyungsub Shin
photo_credit Kyungsub Shin
Kyungsub Shin
photo_credit Kyungsub Shin
Kyungsub Shin
photo_credit Kyungsub Shin
Kyungsub Shin
photo_credit Kyungsub Shin
Kyungsub Shin
photo_credit Kyungsub Shin
Kyungsub Shin
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