The five roofs serve as independent units, each with its own distinct character while forming a cohesive and harmonious whole. The use of natural materials, such as wood, stone, and brick, adds warmth and texture to the design. The central flat roof is covered with lush greenery, creating a peaceful oasis in the midst of the bustling city.

The façade is clad in a combination of glass and metal panels.

A Blend of Materials and Textures

The south-facing façade of the building is a striking example of the architect’s use of materials and textures. The horizontal concrete slabs, which extend across two floors, create a sense of continuity and flow.

The studio’s unique blend of materials and cultural influences creates a distinctive atmosphere that is both modern and rooted in tradition.

Creating a Harmonious Balance

The studio’s design is a masterclass in creating a harmonious balance between contrasting elements. The exposed concrete and steel provide a strong foundation, while the wood and plywood add warmth and texture. The dancheong-painted walls and hanji paper coverings bring a touch of traditional Korean culture, creating a sense of depth and history. • The use of natural materials and traditional techniques adds a sense of authenticity and cultural significance to the space. • The incorporation of contrasting elements, such as concrete and wood, creates a visually interesting and dynamic atmosphere.