About
Landing in Solidarity is a family home in Yeonhui-dong, Seoul, balancing shared living with private retreat. Shaped by circularity and natural light, it translates residents’ needs and site conditions into spatial planning.
Credits
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A sunken conversation pit gives the family a shared center.
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Two linked volumes separate shared and private life.
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Gardens and open stairs bring greenery into dense Seoul.
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A circular route lets residents move without crossing others’ rooms.
Innovation
The gap
Dense housing forces families into one open plan or isolated rooms.
What it fills
Social pockets along daily routines, with private retreats kept intact.
Takeaways
Material
Hand-cut white styrene and clear acrylic.
Where it lives
A family home in Yeonhui-dong, Seoul, built around gathering.
Lesson
Building curved walls during a semester abroad in interior architecture.
From the process
Program diagram: how each room relates to the family’s routines
Site plans and massing models exploring light and circulation
Final floor plan shaped by the golden ratio and the sun’s path
Process
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