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Architects: A'DUS [Architectural Designer Cluster]
- Area: 205 m²
- Year: 2019
- Photographs: Kyung Roh
Text description provided by the architects. Abandoned space - Most people try to produce maximum efficiency with minimum law and order within given conditions. However, if the obsession to keep the minimum law gathers, the architect will create a box-like building that compacts the land.
In the obsession of losing loss, vacant lot within building site were just abandoned space. However, in this project, the legal minimum space, which had to be withdrawn over a certain distance due to the slash of sunshine, was given as the maximum space, and layers were stack up in that space.
The vertical walls that divide the inner space and the outer space create an intersecting space, the outer spaces on each floor draw landscapes of different directions into the interior. In this way, if a designer can easily look at the building act, he finds many possibilities and spaces in it.
