❚ Architectural Exploration House 🏡 A House That Can Compete Architects ❚ Broadcast on July 27, 2024 In a hillside full of green trees in Yongin-si, Gyeonggi-do, there is a house with bricks that sparkle in the sunlight. In the house that sparkles white and pink in the sunlight, Kim Min-kyung, an art school graduate who believes that architectural design is her calling, and Kang Dong-min, an engineering school student who helps her, live. The windows that seem to be numerous at first glance catch the eye, and this house has a whopping 40 windows. Kim Min-kyung, who made the windows, says that he had a plan for them all. When Min-kyung, who loved design, was young, her father ran an interior design business, so she was always familiar with graph paper and pencils. After going to art school, she joined a construction company and worked on model house marketing planning, continuing her love for design while steadily working on interior design and design. Then one day, she fell in love at first sight when she saw the village she stopped by on business. She says that she signed a contract for a single-family home the day after she fell in love. And while living in a detached house for about 10 years, he remodeled everything he could except for the foundation work. The reason he started remodeling was because it was 'too cold'. After changing everything one by one, when the last construction was finished, the wife decided to build a house. They say there are two ways for a couple to build a house. The first is to give up or the second is to get a divorce. The couple said they even considered getting divorced and worked hard to prevent the second way. The wife loved the design so much that she went to bed at 10 PM and woke up at 2 AM to modify the design. The husband, who harassed and scolded her for that, eventually helped her out. They were a fantastic couple. The couple overcame all the shortcomings they felt while living in a detached house for the past 10 years and built a house that would last 100 years. In particular, the stairs leading up to the house were made of water channels to keep shoes dry, and the exterior materials that cannot be found in Korea were selected. The most notable thing about this house is the light path and the wind path. They said that they stood there watching the house site while construction was going on and calculated the optimal wind path and light path. Insulation was also made into a double roof to escape the cold of the previous house, making the house warmer and cooler. Min-kyung said that she dreamed again on the graph paper that had been with her her whole life and was eventually acknowledged by her husband for building a well-built house. It is the perfect location to receive the headwind without an inch of error from the designer. Let's explore Min-kyung's dream house, which she said she didn't want to lose the design to anyone. #ArchitectureExplorationHouse #100YearHouse #40Windows #Single-familyHouseComplex #Interior #CountryHouseVillage