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Moon Hoon builds owl-shaped concrete house in Busan

Happy JastaBy Happy JastaJanuary 28, 2017No Comments3 Mins Read
Moon Hoon builds angled concrete house in shape of an owl
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Korean professional architect Moon Hoon finished construction of a four-storey house with the silhouette of a perched owl for a client based in port city Busan of South Korea. Dubbed as Busan Times, this designer family home features angled concrete exteriors, rooftop garden and custom-designed windows that offer neighborhood views while they glow like the eyes of an owl in the night time. The top apartment of this angled concrete house is built to resemble owl’s head, while the surrounding area and staircase look like wings of the bird.

The angled glass entrance makes way to the modern family house where three floors have been reserved for living spaces, and the ground floor is used for car parking and other commercial works. Main living areas including the kitchen are on the first floor. However, a communal room and a kitchen are also included on the third floor for maximum comfort. The top floor serves as family’s living apartments, and the third floor has an outdoor terrace for enjoying some moments in the open air.

On the client’s demand, Moon also added some special fun spaces in the modern home. For instance, a small skylight in the mezzanine let the kids stargaze safely. There is no doubt that modern design approach of the architect turned Busan Times into a secure, aesthetic and comfortable home for the Korean family. Its design is not only aesthetically  efficient, but the entire space has been utilized properly for private and communal areas.    

Moon Hoon builds angled concrete house in shape of an owl
Located in port city Busan of South Korea
Moon Hoon builds angled concrete house in shape of an owl
The angled concrete house looks protective and beautiful
Moon Hoon builds angled concrete house in shape of an owl
The top floor resembles owl head
Moon Hoon builds angled concrete house in shape of an owl
Angled exteriors keep the house design sharp
Moon Hoon builds angled concrete house in shape of an owl
Angled glass entrance
Moon Hoon builds angled concrete house in shape of an owl
Living spaces in three floors
Moon Hoon builds angled concrete house in shape of an owl
The accompanying garden
Moon Hoon builds angled concrete house in shape of an owl
Wood paneled kitchen area
Moon Hoon builds angled concrete house in shape of an owl
Mezzanine secured through a net
Moon Hoon builds angled concrete house in shape of an owl
Playful space for the kid
Moon Hoon builds angled concrete house in shape of an owl
Child-friendly house design
Moon Hoon builds angled concrete house in shape of an owl
Built-in cabinets and shelving
Moon Hoon builds angled concrete house in shape of an owl
Modern design approaches are used in the home
Moon Hoon builds angled concrete house in shape of an owl
Wooden details in the interiors
Moon Hoon builds angled concrete house in shape of an owl
A safe luxury family home
Moon Hoon builds angled concrete house in shape of an owl
Floor plan
Moon Hoon builds angled concrete house in shape of an owl
Different sections in the home

Via: DesignBoom

 

 

 

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