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Sumit Singhal
Sumit Singhal loves modern architecture. He comes from a family of builders who have built more than 20 projects in the last ten years near Delhi in India. He has recently started writing about the architectural projects that catch his imagination. Kyeong Dok Jai in Gyeonggi-do, Korea by IROJE KHM ArchitectsJuly 29th, 2014 by Sumit Singhal
Article source: IROJE KHM Architects SLICED PIE-SHAPED LAYOUT – For introducing southern sunlight in winter We selected eco-friendly layout which was composed by three sliced pie- shaped zone that contain southern axis to introduce winter sunlight into inner and exterior space of this house.  Image Courtesy © Jong Oh Kim
 Image Courtesy © Jong Oh Kim MAXIMIZE THE AREA OF GARDEN IN SMALL SITE In this small site, about 230㎡, we try to maximize the area of garden and to characterize the variety of gardens where are piloted approach garden, inner garden, piloted pavilion garden, sunken garden, roof garden.  Image Courtesy © Jong Oh Kim ECO-SCREEN FACADE – Filter for summer sunlight, noise, privacy and security We covered front facade with aluminium pipe screen for filtering summer-hot-sunlight, noise for keeping privacy, protection from criminals.  Image Courtesy © Jong Oh Kim TRADITON SCAPING – Floating&Strolling Floating shape – Dynamic curve in white aluminium pipe-screen as exterior skin is derived from the curve of “Cheoma” of traditional roof. And perforated concrete fence is metaphor of the form of traditional stone fence.  Image Courtesy © Jong Oh Kim Strolling space – All the program of spaces of this house were laid out as the touring course that has dramatic interest of “strolling” through the inside and outside of this house, visually and spatially.  Image Courtesy © Jong Oh Kim PROGRAM OF “FAMILY LOVE” – Concert hall-like space For increasing the “family love”, we designed concert hall-like “one complex space” where are living room, dining room at 2nd floor and study room, child’s bed rooms, bar, piano and drum stage at stair floor and 3rd floor. Thereby, all the members of family always interact each other in common life.  Image Courtesy © Jong Oh Kim NON-ARCHITECTURAL LANDSCAPE The white-curved aluminium pipe screen plays a role in producing some image of collage of various element of this house which is translucent and non-architectural. And so, we add non-architectural landscape to this residential context which is shaped with continuous house of similarity.  Image Courtesy © Jong Oh Kim  Image Courtesy © Jong Oh Kim  Image Courtesy © Jong Oh Kim  Image Courtesy © Jong Oh Kim  Image Courtesy © Jong Oh Kim  Image Courtesy © Jong Oh Kim  Image Courtesy © IROJE KHM Architects  Image Courtesy © IROJE KHM Architects  Image Courtesy © IROJE KHM Architects  Image Courtesy © IROJE KHM Architects  Image Courtesy © IROJE KHM Architects  Image Courtesy © IROJE KHM Architects  Image Courtesy © IROJE KHM Architects  Image Courtesy © IROJE KHM Architects  Image Courtesy © IROJE KHM Architects  Image Courtesy © IROJE KHM Architects
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