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‘Next’
exists here and now.
In
a person’s mind HOME has been more than a physical
place. Architectural possibilities lie in the relationship
in which the notion of home surpasses the mere union
of place and a person. A place also surpasses the mere
union of house and garden. This expanded notion of home
opens the possibility to design the ‘next home’.
The
site is located at the end of a group of linear buildings
that runs parallel to the stream that flows through
the site. A footbridge crossing the stream touches
the western tip of the site with the road to the south
and green network to the north. The clients, the painter
with his wife and two daughters, have proposed programs
for a gallery, a studio, a residence and the possibility
for future expansion. Numerous studies indicated that
placing narrow and tall gallery and residence side by
side would be the most desirable possibility; the studio
and the family room cross the residence and the gallery,
allowing cross breeze and looking out to the vegetation
in backyard and the river in front.
The
exhibited design would emphasize the notion of place.
The specific design proposal would show the interpretations
of the expanded notion of house and garden. The
design would faithfully document the project with emphasis
on the large graphic materials reflecting the conjunction
of spaces and materials employed in the project.
[
Helen
Ju-Hyun Park ]
Helen
Ju-Hyun Park was born in 1964 in Seoul,
and studied physics at Harvard-Radcliffe
Colleges, architecture and landscape architecture
at Harvard Graduate School of Design,and
obtained a Ph.D at Seoul National University.
She
practices architecture, and landscape architecture,
and teaches at Kyonggi University in Seoul.
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