Article source: Atelier Chang
A radical take on the glamping concept has been launched in South Korea, offering guests the experience of being within a natural setting while enjoying the comfort of architecturally-designed, self-contained living spaces arranged around a communal facility.
This new ‘minimalist luxury’ resort – adjacent to the Seungju Country Club in Suncheon – consists of sixteen brightly-coloured living units with an associated reception/restaurant. Each unit offers guests approximately 50m² of living area, as well as two bedrooms and a kitchen and a bathroom manufactured as off-site units.
View of the façade of the restaurant/reception, Image Courtesy © Kyungsub Shin
- Architects: Atelier Chang
- Project: SJCC Glamping Resort
- Location: Dukjung-Ri, Byulyang-Myeon, Suncheon-Shi Junnam, South Korea
- Photography: Kyungsub Shin
- Client: POSTMATE / POSCO (SJCCglamping)
- Contractor: Mind Glampers
- Team: Atelier Chang Ltd – (Soohyun Chang, Carole Froidevaux, Jinman Choi, Ilia Varvaroussi)
- Budget: 1,900,000,000 KRW (£1.28 million GBP/$1.77 million US)
- Structure Design: KwangLim
- Site Area: 4,950 m²
- Built Area: 195 m² (restaurant) + 795 m² (glamping)
- Height: 6.4 metres (max height above ground level)
- Floor Area Ratio: 20 per cent (as proportion of total site area)
- Design: July – December 2016
- Construction: Autumn 2016 – Winter 2017
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