Bundle

“Bundle House: Home for Five Grandchildren.” Nestled amidst the tranquility of the countryside, this charming abode is designed as a weekend retreat, a haven where cherished family moments are woven into the tapestry of life.

The heart of the Bundle House resides on the first floor, a shared space thoughtfully designed to foster togetherness. Here, a warm and inviting living room welcomes laughter and conversation, while a spacious dining area becomes the backdrop for memorable family feasts.

Venture upstairs to the second floor, and you’ll discover five individual bedrooms, each bathed in the gentle glow of skylight blessings from above. These cozy sanctuaries offer privacy and comfort, ensuring that each grandchild has a personal haven to call their own.But what truly sets the Bundle House apart is its unique architectural design. The building itself is a work of art, a manifestation of familial love and unity. Five distinct cone-shaped structures rise gracefully into the sky, representing each grandchild, and they converge harmoniously at the base, symbolizing the unbreakable bonds of family.

The Bundle House is not just a structure; it’s a testament to the enduring spirit of family, where generations gather to create lasting memories and celebrate the love that binds them together. It’s a place where the past, present, and future of a family come together, like a tightly woven bundle of joy.

Year: 2016

Location : Manila, Philippines

Size : 230 ㎡

Year : 2016

Status : Design Development

Type : Single Family House

Principal in Charge :

Seojoo Lee (I.f), Allie Yeseul Chung (I.f Manila), Dongil Kim (Kyung Hee University)

Wrinkle

Year : 2016

Location : Manila, Philippines

Status : Design Development

Type : Facade Development of the Building

Principal in Charge : Seojoo Lee (I.f), Allie Yeseul Chung (I.f Manila), Dongil Kim (Kyung Hee University)

UP(UP)

“Up(up) House: Elevating Accessibility and Lifestyle”

The “Up(up) House” stands as a testament to innovative design that transcends boundaries. Crafted with utmost consideration for accessibility, this remarkable three-story residence is a sanctuary that seamlessly integrates a ramp that spirals gracefully around the building, offering unrestricted mobility for the owner who uses a wheelchair.

The first floor of the “Up(up) House” is a shared space where the magic of daily life unfolds. The spacious living room beckons with its welcoming embrace, while the adjoining dining room becomes the backdrop for heartwarming family gatherings and cherished meals. Ascending the gently spiraling ramp to the second floor reveals a world of leisure and inspiration. Here, a well-appointed library invites the owner to explore the realms of literature, and a hobby room becomes a canvas for creative expression and passion pursuits. The journey continues to the third floor, where the bedroom awaits, offering tranquility and comfort. With expansive windows that frame captivating views, this space becomes a sanctuary for rest and rejuvenation.

What sets the “Up(up) House” apart is its architectural ingenuity. The ramp, which encircles the building like a ribbon of inclusivity, is a symbol of the owner’s unwavering spirit and the boundless possibilities of accessible design. It is an affirmation that barriers can be overcome, and that the home itself is a source of empowerment and independence. The “Up(up) House” isn’t merely a dwelling; it’s an embodiment of limitless aspirations. It’s a place where accessibility meets elegance, where every corner reflects the owner’s zest for life, and where the power of design transforms challenges into triumphs.

Year : 2016

Location : Manila, Philippines

Size : 240 ㎡

Status : Design Development

Type : Single Family House

Principal in Charge : Seojoo Lee (I.f), Allie Yeseul Chung (I.f Manila), Dongil Kim (Kyung Hee University)