Tilt Roof House / BCHO Architects
The subterranean Tilt Roof House is set amid peaceful mountains and rice fields an hour east of Seoul in Korea. The house shows our understanding and consideration of "Ki", which is the traditional term for the universal energy that permeates through everything.
© Sergio Pirrone
Architects: BCHO Architects
Location: Jipyeong-myeon, Yangpyeong-gun, Gyeonggi-do, South Korea
Architect In Charge: Byoung Cho, So-jin Kang
Area: 161.78 m2
Project Year: 2014
Photographs: Sergio Pirrone
Other Participants : Young-sung Jun, Sung-chul Hong
© Sergio Pirrone
From the architect. The subterranean Tilt Roof House is set amid peaceful mountains and rice fields an hour east of Seoul in Korea. The house shows our understanding and consideration of "Ki", which is the traditional term for the universal energy that permeates through everything.
© Sergio Pirrone
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© Sergio Pirrone
Tilt Roof House tries to respect the natural energy flow of the existing mountains and celebrates a primal relationship between experiential qualities of the surrounding nature and a building. By taking advantage of the steep slope around the site, the house blends with the topography and is partially embedded into the ground, while minimizing the excavatio...
© Sergio Pirrone
Architects: BCHO Architects
Location: Jipyeong-myeon, Yangpyeong-gun, Gyeonggi-do, South Korea
Architect In Charge: Byoung Cho, So-jin Kang
Area: 161.78 m2
Project Year: 2014
Photographs: Sergio Pirrone
Other Participants : Young-sung Jun, Sung-chul Hong
© Sergio Pirrone
From the architect. The subterranean Tilt Roof House is set amid peaceful mountains and rice fields an hour east of Seoul in Korea. The house shows our understanding and consideration of "Ki", which is the traditional term for the universal energy that permeates through everything.
© Sergio Pirrone
Section
© Sergio Pirrone
Tilt Roof House tries to respect the natural energy flow of the existing mountains and celebrates a primal relationship between experiential qualities of the surrounding nature and a building. By taking advantage of the steep slope around the site, the house blends with the topography and is partially embedded into the ground, while minimizing the excavatio...
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