❚ Architectural Exploration House 🏡 If a hobby becomes a house ❚ Broadcast on July 2, 2024, Yangpyeong, Gyeonggi Province, three houses standing tall on a slope where it is difficult to build a house. They look like they have no unity with different exterior materials such as carbonized wood, white stucco, and red brick, but in fact, all of this was designed for a garden. The husband, who was an interior designer, started to devote himself to landscaping work one day after being captivated by flowers and trees. The owner, who won an award at a garden fair with his unique sense, was so serious about gardens that he even changed his job to a garden designer. He has made people's dreams come true by cultivating countless gardens for so many years. However, he has never actually created the garden he wanted. Now, the owner, who came down to his hometown to create his own garden, bought a slope to build a house solely for a garden. The reason he persisted despite the dissuasion of those around him was because he had the confidence to create a garden that utilized the terrain. The husband created a whopping 20 gardens! Each area has a different theme. Plants that hate water and love the sun are planted in sunny areas to create a dry garden, and shade gardens are created in areas where the house blocks them. There is even a scented garden that only collects fragrant plants. The reason the owner chose a steep slope is because each plant has a different living environment. The owner created twenty gardens based on the characteristics of each plant. The owner, who lives according to the rules of flowers and trees, says that he has become diligent since building this house. Here, even the house is an object of the garden. It was initially designed as a large house with a rectangular shape, but the wife, who did not want the house and public space to be mixed, opposed it, so it was divided into three buildings according to their roles. There is a total of three buildings: the husband’s office, who works as a garden designer, a public space that can be used with guests who come to see the garden, and a weekend house where the wife and children come to play and stay! The exterior of each house was finished with different materials to design the garden more colorfully. In fact, these houses that seem disjointed have one thing in common: they do not have gutters. It is said that they did not install a rain gutter because it was more important for the plants to receive natural rainwater than to maintain the durability of the house. Today's house fills the space with just one window facing the garden. The wife says that she lives in a colorful garden every weekend thanks to her husband, whose hobby and job is gardening. We explore a garden house filled with flowers and trees to enjoy with her beloved family. #ArchitectureExplorationHouse #GardenDesigner #20Gardens #KimHoMinArchitecture #Interior #Single-familyHouse