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Wind Fence

PrizeHonorable Mention in Architectural Design / Commercial Architecture
Firm LocationSeoul, Korea, Republic of
Project location262-1,262-4,262-5, Hak-ri, Ilgwang-myeon, Gigang-gun, Busan, Korea
CompanyHYUNJOON YOO ARCHITECTS
Lead ArchitectHyunjoon Yoo
Design TeamJiyoung Jon, Insil Son, Boram Kim, Jiho Kim
ClientChanghyeong Lee
Projecthttp://www.hyunjoonyoo.com/product/wind-fence/106/category/1/display/2/

The whole is greater than the sum of its parts.This building is located on the hill at the end of the waterfront facing the sea and the opposite part of the sea. It is the spot that faces the wind when there is sea wind. The sea is a space of wind. It is the waves and anchor that make the invisible wind visible. We were inspired by those rolling waves, yacht anchor, and ,These images created main facade of this facility at the seaside. The main facade, unlike the image of light anchor, is made of exposed mass concrete to visualize the reciprocity between shape and material.