The Prime Minister’s residence is subject to a challenging architectural dilemma. On the one hand the house must allow for a very public interaction whilst at the same time it has to tolerate a more contained private life.
These divergent demands are resolved by two overlapping design concepts. A floating house and a balanced landscape; both notions originating from an interpreted view of the traditional Korean house, where land and house do not compete, but retain their unique identity and coexist as different.
These divergent demands are resolved by two overlapping design concepts. A floating house and a balanced landscape; both notions originating from an interpreted view of the traditional Korean house, where land and house do not compete, but retain their unique identity and coexist as different.
DATE
April 2011
STATUS
International Competition
PROGRAMME
Residential House
SITE
Sejong City, Korea
AREA
2,000 m2
TEAM
Peter W Ferretto, Young Rock Kim, Taeho Kim, Hyunsu Kim
April 2011
STATUS
International Competition
PROGRAMME
Residential House
SITE
Sejong City, Korea
AREA
2,000 m2
TEAM
Peter W Ferretto, Young Rock Kim, Taeho Kim, Hyunsu Kim