The Three-Roof Home in South Korea Brings Tranquility to a Quiet Cul-De-Sac
What’s better than one roof? Three.
The newest picturesque home on the market is this three-roof residence in South Korea. The design team behind this space was PLAIN WORKS, an architecture firm that had Kyungmin Kwon leading on this project. Designed for a couple and two children, the brief was to create a leafy area within their residence, something the owners hadn’t been able to have for a long time.
Based at the end of a cul-de-sac in the housing site in Yongin, the home is in a secluded area. The house utilizes the quiet area to protect the owners privacy while having an indoor and outdoor area that’s connected, with the basement floor being turned into a car park while the upper deck has been made into a garden that can be accessed from the 1st floor. The three-roof design is made in order to visually separate the different rooms, making the overall space immediately eye-catching. Take a look through the gallery above to see it for yourself.
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