"In my practice I try to have fun doing architecture and designing architecture, and I try to play with architecture at the same time," explained Moon Hoon in ArchDaily's recent interview with the architect at the Chicago Architecture Biennial. "So sometimes my clients are very jealous?how come you're having fun getting paid?so I try to hide a little bit and say I'm a very serious guy, but most of the time I have great fun with architecture."

"In my practice I try to have fun doing architecture and designing architecture, and I try to play with architecture at the same time," explained Moon Hoon in ArchDaily's recent interview with the architect at the Chicago Architecture Biennial. "So sometimes my clients are very jealous?how come you're having fun getting paid?so I try to hide a little bit and say I'm a very serious guy, but most of the time I have great fun with architecture."In this new video produced by Moon Hoon and Tomeny Kisilewicz, that sense of fun isn't being hidden much at all: the 5-minute film, which constructs a fantasy narrative around the existence of Moon Hoon's recently completed Wind House, is 50% surreal formal association, 50% sci-fi horror and 100% architectural fever dream.
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The subject of "Windy Dream," Wind House, is notable for its strange golden crown, which as noted in the film has a shape reminiscent of a streamlined helmet or a ...