#Seoul
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Project • By Order Matter • Showrooms
ST01 Flagship Seoul
This project is the Seoul flagship store of ST01, located on the ground floor of a commercial building within a cluster of architectural material shops near Hakdong Station. The term “flagship” originates from 17th-century naval terminology, referring to the lead vessel carrying the commanding officer’s flag in battle. Rather than indicating size, it signifies a place that most clearly represents the identity and standards of a brand.
Yongbaek Lee
Yongbaek Lee
Yongbaek Lee
ST01 already operates a large warehouse and exhibition space in the outskirts of Seoul. In this context, the urban store was conceived not as a large showroom but as a place that could most clearly express the brand’s attitude and c... More
Project • By Order Matter • Offices
Raw House
Raw House is a compact mixed-use development in Seoul. The brief, written by the architect, was to create a durable structure that prioritises spatial clarity and lived experience over market expectations or visual excess.
Simone Bossi
Simone Bossi
Simone Bossi
Simone Bossi
Simone Bossi
Simone Bossi
In an age of blurred realities and overstimulation, where people are increasingly pushed to perform or pretend, this project offers a retreat — a home where one can feel real and at ease. To support this, materials are kept in their raw state. Concrete, stone, and timber are allowed to be what they are, not for effect, but to offer a quiet, honest presence. Nothing is covered, nothing disguised; the ar... More
Project • By nabil gholam architects • Private Houses
Pyrite
In the heart of Seoul, a small monolith with a finely chiseled dark concrete surface subtly disrupts the rhythm of the street façade in a district of townhouses and villas. The architecture of this building, Pyrite—a private residence with ancillary spaces—owes its unusual appeal to a design strategy that emphasizes the massing of interlocking forms, generated through the twisting of the upper volume to capture different views, set much like the cuboid formation of its crystal namesake.
Sun Namgoong
Sun Namgoong
Split vertically into two, the architecture of the building reserves its larger section for its owner and his family, serving as a personal residence and home office accessed through a private elevator... More
Project • By Studio ReBuild • Parks/Gardens
Immersive Resilience
The project features a 250m² submerged lounge-like space designed to immerse visitors in a 360-degree natural experience within Ttuksom Han River Park, one of Seoul’s busiest recreational areas.
©Kyungsub Shin
©Kyungsub Shin
©Studio ReBuild
The three-dimensional naturalistic garden aims to magnify public engagement and offer a serene escape from artificial visual overload, allowing visitors to reconnect with nature. The project aspires to be perceived not as a static artifact, but as a characterful terrain that provides three-dimensional guidance for plants to thrive.
©Kyungsub Shin
©Kyungsub Shin
©Kyungsub Shin
The garden is designed with multi-layered, intimate space... More
Project • By Archiworkshop • Exhibitions
life of welcome and illusion
'Welcome and Illusion' is an art project by ArchiWorkshop recording a shift of a design studio to a demolition village. The selected house for this project is located at 12-27 Ba-gil, 11, Bukahyeon-ro, Seoul, Korea, and will be vanished in early July 2016. Before its complete vanishing, its life will be extended for 20 days by architects, installation artists and musicians.
Nam-Sun Lee
Nam-Sun Lee
Hee-Jun Sim and Su-Jeong Park from ArchiWorkshop decorated the house just like shrouding while Changhoon Lee visualized the connection between the house and the community in various media, and June Kim gathered the various sounds surrounding.
Nam-Sun Lee
Nam-Sun Lee
Nam-Sun Lee
On the first day of this exhibition,... More