on the corner of insadong road within the retail district of seoul, korea is ‘poroscape’, a structure dedicated to clothes, designed by korean architect younghan chung of studio archiholic. derived from the cultural weaving of hemp cloth, an exterior of woven masonry units features pores to screen and selectively reveal an internal framing of concrete and glass. beginning by first understanding the history of the encompassing context, the studio generatde a map with measurements
and simulations of xeisting buildings. the brand’s image as well as space requirements were integrated, reaching a total of 191 square meters on three levels.
홈페이지 디자인붐에 ‘체화의 풍경’이 소개되었습니다.
