Boundary Residence / cmm architects
This project began with a simple question: how can we create a space where the day starts with quiet reflection, where one can observe a pocket of nature and feel the gentle sunlight passing beneath the eaves of a traditional hanok? From this point, our central concern became the relationship between interior and exterior, and how architecture can mediate the threshold between the two.
This project began with a simple question: how can we create a space where the day starts with quiet reflection, where one can observe a pocket of nature and feel the gentle sunlight passing beneath the eaves of a traditional hanok? From this point, our central concern became the relationship between interior and exterior, and how architecture can mediate the threshold between the two.
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