the terracotta frescos enhance the geometry of the dining setting, featuring five concentrated circles, resembling the rings of a tree trunk.

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sinuous lines extruded at different heights evoke the rings of a cut tree trunk, forming the luminous ceiling sculpture spanning the entire restaurant.

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DEOKBOON puts a modern twist on the traditional korean hanok house, contrasting charcoal textures with artful details.

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a rounded bar forms the focal point, above which a vast lamp cap rises, resembling meringue on a cake.

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concretewall café descends underground, immersing visitors into the natural context of water and mountains.

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the design concept by delicate is inspired by the wind, symbolizing movement and progress.

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its hidden backyard, surrounded by gardens, prominent trees, and vegetation, remains completely cut out from the streets, providing a sense of protection and ease.

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the design started from a perfect rectangular mass, made imperfect by carving out irregular arches on the first level and inverted arches on the second floor.

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energy-efficient strategies like maximizing natural light and ventilation reduce reliance on artificial lighting and air conditioning.

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underneath the roof, a continuous surface of recycled clay bricks and plaster reveals a house whose finishes are stripped down to the subtle outlines of a building footprint.

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