Where Stone Meets Air: Exploring the Lightness, Layered Spaces, and Urban Dialogue of Place J скачать в хорошем качестве

Where Stone Meets Air: Exploring the Lightness, Layered Spaces, and Urban Dialogue of Place J

Step inside Place J, a striking architectural statement in Seoul designed by KYWC Architects and Kim Seunghoy of Seoul National University. This building challenges conventional spatial logic through its layered programs, irregular geometry, and material contradictions. From a three-story party room to a triangular rooftop garden, every level offers a unique spatial experience. Vertical limestone louvers blur the line between mass and lightness, while stone walls cut by stainless elements create visual and urban dialogue. Place J stands as a paradox—maximizing floor area while embracing voids, offering private space that engages with the public, and allowing flexible program connections. This is architecture that reflects the rhythm and complexity of urban life. Join us as we explore how Place J becomes a living structure—one that changes with your perspective. Architects: KYWC Architects, Kim Seunghoy (Seoul National University) | https://www.archdaily.com/office/kywc... , https://www.archdaily.com/office/kim-... Area: 1960 m² Year: 2014 Photographs: KIM Jaekyung | https://www.archdaily.com/photographe... Lead Architects: Kim Seunghoy (Seoul National University) Construction: Ean R&C, Kim Jongkyu Structural Engineer: Yoon Koojo Structural Engineering Co. Category: Retail City: Seoul Country: South Korea #Archinest #PlaceJ #KYWCArchitects #SeoulArchitecture #ModernArchitecture #ArchitecturalDesign #UrbanArchitecture #ContemporaryDesign #ArchitecturalReview #ArchitectureLovers #PublicPrivateSpace #ArchitecturalParadox #StoneAndSteel #FlexibleArchitecture #ArchitectureVideo #DesignNarrative #ArchitectureSouthKorea #SpatialDesign #ArchitecturalInspiration #UrbanDesign