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Mungahwaryeong

MUNGAHWARYEONG

100a Associates

Mungahwaryeong
© Jae-yoon Kim

ARCHITECTS
100a Associates

LEAD ARCHITECT
Kwang-il An, Sol-ha Park

PHOTOGRAPHS
Jae-yoon Kim

AREA
360 M²

YEAR
2024

LOCATION
Gangseo-gu, South Korea

CATEGORY
Hospitality Architecture

Mungahwaryeong
© Jae-yoon Kim

English description provided by the architects.

The sharing of enhancement through art and its delicate appreciation delicately touch the texture of emotion, deepen the emotional connection, and expand the inner side of the relationship richer and deeper through the process of sharing inspiration.

Mungahwaryeong
© Jae-yoon Kim
Mungahwaryeong
© Jae-yoon Kim

Art becomes a bridge that narrows the distance from others, the shared impression slits as 'our own special experiment', and they become the nourishment of life that constantly reawakens the meaning and value in the passage of time.

With such an artistic exchange, we lead to guide deep immersion and emotional reason about the works, allowing the space itself to function like a curator by connecting naturally the space with the works collected by the host.

Mungahwaryeong
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Mungahwaryeong
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This is a design proposal that turns the space of stay into the place of artistic experience, and the unique lyricism and artistic spirit interconnect, then finally form a sensibly refined visual stream.

Condensing these meanings, we name this space 'Mungahwaryeong' (a writing sings, a picture whispers).

Mungahwaryeong
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Mungahwaryeong
© Jae-yoon Kim

The earth, surrounded by the ridge of the sea and islands, has a flexible, open feeling that draws your attention in any direction.

We try to record an architecture as a piece of a blank that penetrates the core elements of life - art, relaxation, and family.

Mungahwaryeong
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Mungahwaryeong
© Jae-yoon Kim

The space where you enter through the bamboo forest and finally see exists like a sculpture sinking into the landscape and embodies a blank that engages attention and emotion.

This blank reveals relaxation and inner freedom through a visual language, soft and natural materiality, and color are completed as a space of realization that awakens the user's emotion.

Mungahwaryeong
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Mungahwaryeong
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This space exists as a piece of a blank, regardless of taking priority of particular form or emotion, enabling a sound relaxation in the environment in which nature, art, and human life are organically harmonized.

The first floor flexibly crosses the boundaries between the inside, outside, and space, awakens a subjective emotion of relaxation through the freedom of behavior, and evokes a sense of harmony and respect for those who stay together.

Mungahwaryeong
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Mungahwaryeong
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The second floor enables enjoying an independent and peaceful time in the private space clearly separated by boundaries, creating a space where the common experience and personal silence can coexist.

This works as a healing device to restore the inner rhythm and help relaxation from daily life.

Mungahwaryeong
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Mungahwaryeong
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Finally, the visual language of a blank projected this space connects the materiality of place and identity of architecture smoothly, and we hope it'll be remembered as the place of sensible experience that shares family bonds, emotional relaxation, and artistic inspiration.


Mungahwaryeong
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Mungahwaryeong
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Mungahwaryeong
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Mungahwaryeong
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Mungahwaryeong
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Mungahwaryeong
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Mungahwaryeong
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Mungahwaryeong
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Mungahwaryeong
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Mungahwaryeong
Floor Plan 1F
Mungahwaryeong
Floor Plan 2F

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