Hagye-dong Anon House

A form where two masses of different texture are joined by a buffering lower portion.

In plan the households are arranged divided by floor, and the separation of their circulation is expressed on the exterior by varying the finishing materials.

The shared space and one household's living space are on the first floor, the second household's independent space on the second. The somewhat compromised privacy of the first floor — owing to dividing a site with a short road frontage — was partly resolved by planning shading and screening landscape.

It is an architecture creating a sculpturally contrasting exterior in harmony with the juxtaposed form of aged brick and zinc panel.