Coconut House / D·LIM architects
The house is called a coconut house due to its solid grey stone exterior, while its interior is white and sweet. It is for a family consisting of a couple and two children.
© Young-chae Park
Architects: D·Lim Architects
Location: South Korea
Architect In Charge: Yeonghwan Lim, Sunhyun Kim
Design Team: Jeong-ho Choi, Wanki Kim, Hongnyeol-Kim
Area: 208.91 sqm
Project Year: 2015
Photographs: Young-chae Park
Exterior Finishing: THK30 Stone, Exposed Pine boards concrete, THK24 low-e pair glass
Structural Engineering: Eun Structural Engineering
Mechanical Engineering: Hitec Engineering Co.,Ltd
Electrical Engineering: Hitec Engineering Co.,Ltd
Site Area: 265.10 sqm
Building Area: 132.24 sqm
© Young-chae Park
The house is called a coconut house due to its solid grey stone exterior, while its interior is white and sweet. It is for a family consisting of a couple and two children.
© Young-chae Park
Plan 1
© Young-chae Park
Privacy from neighbouring properties was a key concern for the clients. The contrast between the exterior and interior materials and colors was chosen to heighten the safety of the house in a dense residential district. The building is packed into a ...
© Young-chae Park
Architects: D·Lim Architects
Location: South Korea
Architect In Charge: Yeonghwan Lim, Sunhyun Kim
Design Team: Jeong-ho Choi, Wanki Kim, Hongnyeol-Kim
Area: 208.91 sqm
Project Year: 2015
Photographs: Young-chae Park
Exterior Finishing: THK30 Stone, Exposed Pine boards concrete, THK24 low-e pair glass
Structural Engineering: Eun Structural Engineering
Mechanical Engineering: Hitec Engineering Co.,Ltd
Electrical Engineering: Hitec Engineering Co.,Ltd
Site Area: 265.10 sqm
Building Area: 132.24 sqm
© Young-chae Park
The house is called a coconut house due to its solid grey stone exterior, while its interior is white and sweet. It is for a family consisting of a couple and two children.
© Young-chae Park
Plan 1
© Young-chae Park
Privacy from neighbouring properties was a key concern for the clients. The contrast between the exterior and interior materials and colors was chosen to heighten the safety of the house in a dense residential district. The building is packed into a ...
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