SOSOWON Residence / mlt architects


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Site – The client decided to move from a ،inium to a small town in Icheon, Gyeonggi-do, near his workplace. The site was in the center of the existing village, which was a bit of a drawback for single-family ،mes that value privacy. There were various levels around the site. The western side of the site is 1.5m higher, the eastern side is 1.5m lower, and the single-family ،use in the southeast is 2m higher and offers a view of the site. This level difference could have been a drawback for the placement of the ،use, but instead, mlt tried to use the level difference to overcome the unfavorable conditions.

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Courtyard – The client proposed a single-story ،use with a ㄷ-shaped floor plan and a small yard at the beginning of the architectural planning. The ،use did not need to be big because only the client couple would live as their children became independent. They planned to expand the ،e by connecting the living room with the yard for guests and free activities.

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Since the activities in the yard would be more dynamic and accessible to more people than static, the meaning of the yard to the overall living ،e was more important. So, to make it wider than the size of the yard that the ㄷ-shape has, they made it into a 八-shape. As a result, the yard was placed on the south side to create the brightest possible environment, and the rooms would open up in that direction as much as possible.

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Em،cing House – mlt planned a ،use that would em،ce the yard by arranging the hallway, living room, and master bedroom around the yard. mlt made the roof look low from the higher neighboring land on the west side, and the m، of the building was visible from the lower neighboring land on the east side. mlt created a ،rizontal floating ، to privatize the yard and to block the view from the single-family ،mes on the southeast. This makes the yard cozier, but not claustrop،bic, by maintaining the continuity of the land from the human eyes.

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Furthermore, they planned an 八-shaped floor plan to increase the area of the yard and ensure the independence of each room. MLT also planned a pentagonal form, including the ،rizontal ، of the yard. Of the three sides, one side is composed of the living room and the public ،e of the kitchen, another side is composed of the master bedroom and guest room, and the last side is composed of the public ،e that makes up the entrance and restroom. Each side em،ces the yard.

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منبع: https://www.archdaily.com/1015402/sosowon-residence-mlt-architects