The House of Three Trees / JK-AR

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Sangju-si, South Korea
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The House of Three Trees / JK-AR - Exterior Photography, Facade, Beam
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Text description provided by the architects. The House of 3 Trees is the realization of an architectural fantasy; the fantasy explores an alternate reality in which several historical events of the past century have not occurred. What if timber resources were not depleted in the late Joseon Dynasty of Korea in 17thto 19thCenturies? Despite the exhaustion of timber, what if globalization had begun earlier and had introduced the import of wooden materials from Russia, Canada, Northern Europe, and Japan as affordably as it is now? Finally, what if the reinforced concrete structure had not dominated the architecture of the 21st century? Then, the timber buildings of East Asia may have continued to evolve. These premises can give us an opportunity to retain a culture of timber architecture that we had kept for at least 1500 years, and may further lead us to experience a new architecture. 

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Cite: "The House of Three Trees / JK-AR" 30 Jul 2019. ArchDaily. Accessed . <https://www.archdaily.com/921955/the-house-of-three-trees-jk-ar> ISSN 0719-8884

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消失百年的东亚木构复兴,树枝状‘斗拱’ / JK-AR

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