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Moon Hoon’s Simple House references Korea’s vernacular architecture

Happy JastaBy Happy JastaUpdated:June 22, 2019No Comments2 Mins Read
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Seoul-based architect Moon Hoon is mostly known for creating playful architecture abodes. Recently, he has completed another project which deals to make a three-storey family home on South Korea’s Jeju Island. Just like other architecture projects, this house also boasts vernacular architecture. Dubbed as Simple House, it consists of a number of stacked concrete volumes that double as verandas overlooking the surrounding landscape. Not only these concrete volumes, but also the angled beams supporting the house lend it an imposing look. Each volume opens into different directions, making the interior space more close outdoors.

The ground floor bedroom shares space with a playroom as well laundry and storage facilities. There is a central staircase to connect each level of the house. The main living space with kitchen, lounge, and exterior dining area lies at intermediate level, while the top storey houses the master bedroom and a terrace with an outdoor hot tub. There is also a roof deck to offer outdoor space for barbecues and other events to be enjoyed in the open air. Exteriors of the Simple House have been designed to give it a rustic feel and as of interior space, the white color theme makes a bold, clean dramatic design statement.

Also Read: V House – A unique fusion of vernacular style and modernism

Moon Hoon settled on this type of design for the house as its owners wanted to be more showy and extravagant while keeping the functionality of a standard home. This isn’t the most imaginative of Hoon’s projects, although, the unique design of the house gives it a sense of uniqueness.

Moon Hoon’s Simple House references Korea’s vernacular architecture
Simple House by Moon Hoon
Moon Hoon’s Simple House references Korea’s vernacular architecture
Located on a Korean island
Moon Hoon’s Simple House references Korea’s vernacular architecture
Consists of a number of stacked concrete volumes
Moon Hoon’s Simple House references Korea’s vernacular architecture
Each volume opens into different directions
Moon Hoon’s Simple House references Korea’s vernacular architecture
The house is supported by angular concrete beams
Moon Hoon’s Simple House references Korea’s vernacular architecture
Three-storey family home
Moon Hoon’s Simple House references Korea’s vernacular architecture
Central staircase to each level
Moon Hoon’s Simple House references Korea’s vernacular architecture
Bright off-white interiors
Moon Hoon’s Simple House references Korea’s vernacular architecture
Library in the central staircase
Moon Hoon’s Simple House references Korea’s vernacular architecture
Kitchen and main living area in the middle floor
Moon Hoon’s Simple House references Korea’s vernacular architecture
Separate verandas
Moon Hoon’s Simple House references Korea’s vernacular architecture
Rooftop deck
Moon Hoon’s Simple House references Korea’s vernacular architecture
Showy and extravagant home design

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