Seroro House / Smaller Architects

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Text description provided by the architects. The microhouse is called as Seroro which means vertically as the house is built vertically, rooms stacked vertically and its residents live in vertically. Seroro is located at the heart of Seoul where the price of land is excruciatingly high. However, as people thought that the land was too small to construct anything and the site had been abandoned for some time, the price of land for the site had become reasonable. So, a young couple, an architect husband and a wine educator wife, made a brave decision to build their first house. Other than too small of land, the site has many benefits, conveniently situated with several lines of public transportation, as well as faced with a park and a cultural heritage the Fortress Wall of the old town of Seoul.

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Cite: "Seroro House / Smaller Architects" 07 Oct 2020. ArchDaily. Accessed . <https://www.archdaily.com/949063/seroro-house-smaller-architects> ISSN 0719-8884

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首尔微型垂直住宅 / Smaller Architects

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