Jo Rin Hun / IROJE KHM Architects

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Architects: HyoMan Kim – IROJE KHM Architects
Location: 15-152, Hyehwa-dong, Jongro-gu, Seoul, Korea
Design team: SuMi Jung, MiYeong Park
Structure designer: YeongRok Sin
Contractor: Yeong Kim
U S E: Multi Family House
Site area: 169.97 sqm
Bldg. area: 100.28 sqm
Gross floor area: 447.85 sqm
Photographs: JongOh Kim

Reclamation of the site & Confrontation of modern and tradition

The site is located in the outer Bukchon nearby the designated cultural properties of Seoul city like rampart of Seoul. Hyehwamun, Kim Sang Hyeop’s House. Many Korean-style houses are existed till now, but remained houses are removed at that with the housing development prevalence of multi-family house last year. So it is one of the villages that are in progress of modernization and Jo Rin Hun is same case that is pressed with the high-storied neighborhood. It was a distressed situation to unavoidably remove the existing Korean traditional house as a position of culture destroyer.

site plan

Inheritance of spatial tradition & Perpendicular residence/city as a ‘village’

The character of history and place of the Korean-style house inherited spatially by composing the ‘garden’ of existing house for ‘garden’ of Jo Rin Hun. This garden functions as a spatial element that satisfies the right of sphere and ownership with the recognition that each of the household living in this house is the owner of each separate house. Many detached house composed vertically with outside-stair as a passage and the small outside space will be a ‘city windpipe’ that connects that city and architecture strongly.

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section 06

Multi-function of translucent skin & Mass being un-architecturally

By incoming the neighbored landscape with the expended metal translucent board, the light, wind, sound through the small vertical courtyard surrounded by each houses are effective and forming introverted calm spatial environment. It is intended to function hiding neighborhood, filtering surrounding landscape, control of the light by me lid of the outer cover adjoins neighborhood with translucent skin.

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Indistinct landscape of the village, clearly visible shape of the Korean-style house, the whole views of Seoul with Namsan tower and the festive night views were the landscape program of Jo Rin Hun. The city and architecture are endowed with strong mutual response and finally this mass become to carry the un-architectural property of matter of transparency introversion, translucence extroversion. It is intended to feel Jo Rin Hun, which is vertical and huge mass comparatively, as ‘un-architectural’ property of matter to harmonize with the horizontal stable landscape formed by the remaining Korean-style houses and to form a new city context that corresponds to the change. It lost by the shaded portion of road, right to enjoy sunshine, cultural property protection. By indoor planting to the remaining mass, It could be recognized as an ecological mass, as well as, the whole could recognized as if translucent/opaque un-architectural object are covered with expended metal and intended to grant a formable sensitivity that harmonized with the image of Korean style house to the structure of skin.

Introduction of nomadic program and nature & Reduction of construction expenses

I aimed at nature-friendship by introducing the nature positively and aimed lies latent a small and abundant spatial story by residence together with the large and small houses.

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By openly establish the secret private life programs, that is, concealable action apparatus like shower, bathtub, close-stool, washstand, he/she could liberate from restraint of secrecy by him/herself and could present action of life. With the preparation to feel the instinctive pleasure in the nature that is an instinctive environment, all the action of him/herself become a sight and concerned object. So it was an interesting work to plan the ‘place’ where exist a history and story to aware of the vestige of life always.

Such program is small, but could be said it is large, because there are a lot of contributions that sensed as large space and form a various/dramatic space, reduction of construction expenses.

© JongOh Kim

The construction expense is a mountain to go over. It was effective for cost administration to minimize the expenses with the effort by using cheap materials like floor, wall finishing, dryvit excluded finishing materials, prefabricate sandwich panel and simplification of process.

Light-house of life

I expect Jo Rin Hun, un-architectural architecture, to be a ‘light house of city’ that always lightens the neighborhood and to be a place where record and preserve the historic character of the site.

 
 
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http://www.archdaily.com/47604/jo-rin-hun-iroje-khm-architects/ CONCRETO – AÇO – VIDRO

 
# January 28, 2010 at 09:32
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gogozg says:

An amazing residential project. Would like to visit.

 
# January 28, 2010 at 09:43
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INawe says:

The sectional qualities of this project are amazing. I can’t say that for most projects.

 
# January 28, 2010 at 14:26
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    biboarchitect says:

    Totally agree.. nut the external elevation in my opinion is horrible… Archdaily please change the first image with the section!

     
    # January 28, 2010 at 18:33
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Jo Rin Hun / IROJE KHM Architects http://bit.ly/9UX4eY

 
# January 28, 2010 at 20:30
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Michael says:

I don’t think this is amazing at all.
The planning is terrible.
Section 06 may at first appear to be ‘interesting’, but all it really shows is how much of the house is devoted to an unnecessarily convoluted circulation system.
The client appears to have paid for a giant maze. There is almost as much space dedicated to stairs as there is to living.

 
# January 28, 2010 at 19:47
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Sungjin says:

Jo Rin Hun / IROJE KHM Architects http://bit.ly/be8EKj #chofang

 
# January 28, 2010 at 23:12
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SELspt> http://j.mp/c40kwy Jo Rin Hun / IROJE KHM Architects | ArchDaily…

 
# January 28, 2010 at 23:25
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멋진 집이군요. RT @chofang: Jo Rin Hun / IROJE KHM Architects http://bit.ly/be8EKj #chofang

 
# January 28, 2010 at 23:25
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이로재의 김효만씨가 설계한 혜화동 주택. 좋은 작품은 그것을 이해할 수 있는 건축주를 만나야. ArchDaily – Jo Rin Hun / IROJE KHM Architects http://bit.ly/9Y7XjB

 
# January 29, 2010 at 01:44
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zio says:

RT @zoonggun: 이로재의 김효만씨가 설계한 혜화동 주택. 좋은 작품은 그것을 이해할 수 있는 건축주를 만나야. ArchDaily – Jo Rin Hun / IROJE KHM Architects http://bit.ly/9Y7XjB

 
# January 29, 2010 at 01:46
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chenlu98 says:

Maybe it’s not a perfect one,but at least a good try.

 
# January 29, 2010 at 07:00
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Kiyoon says:

I would kill to live in a house like this RT @face2tweet 멋진 집이군요. RT @chofang: Jo Rin Hun / IROJE KHM Architects http://bit.ly/be8EKj

 
# January 31, 2010 at 13:59
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I'd Live Here: Jo Rin Hun. http://bit.ly/cemRYg

 
# February 1, 2010 at 21:01
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WPstudios says:

RT @nicholaspatten I'd Live Here: Jo Rin Hun. http://bit.ly/cemRYg

 
# February 1, 2010 at 21:04
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2:25 AM Sep 8th

Jo Rin Hun / IROJE KHM Architects | ArchDaily http://t.co/Nkr0Hjm via @archdaily

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