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Architects: Todot Architects and Partners
- Area: 299 m²
- Year: 2024
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Photographs:Byun Jongseok
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Lead Architects: Cho Byung Kyu, Mo Seungmin
**Studio Zera (A Photography Studio that Remembers the Forest)** - Jeju, known for its frequent winds, is home to an abundance of cedar trees. The reason for this is painful. During the Japanese occupation, indiscriminate logging occurred, and Japanese cedars were planted as compensation, continuing to thrive until today. However, thanks to the cedar trees, Jeju's barren mountains and fields were filled, and the trees provided protection for the golden, ripening tangerines from the wind.
