A lot of space, light, relaxation, luxury and everything you’ve ever wished for, that’s what the American and Korean architectural firms Joel Sanders Architect and Haeahn Architecture created after reuniting their craftsmanship and their contemporary architectural vision.
The Seongbuk Gate Hiils project located in Seoul, South Koreais the result of their work. Placed in a staggered arrangement, the project consists of twelve 3,000 square foot amazing modern homes. It also adopted the “borrowed view” ancient principle, creating the impression of continuity between the gardens.
The whole idea is great, the houses are spectacular, the view to which all have access is incredible, but how about the neighbors? Hope they’re ok!
This is absolutely stunning work! The blend of American and Korean design feels so harmonious. I love how they maximized light and space while honoring that “borrowed view” principle. Truly spectacular architecture that respects the landscape.
Thank you! We’re thrilled you appreciate the collaboration between Daedal and Haeahn. Balancing Western modernism with traditional Korean principles like the borrowed view was indeed our core goal. It’s wonderful to know the harmony of light, space, and landscape resonated with you.