Year:
2024->
Scope:
890m2
Location:
Jeju Island, South Korea
Client:
Partners:
Private
Set within a museum destination in South Korea, this restaurant and café concept creates a close dialogue between architecture, landscape and the visitor experience. Rather than forming a single large building, the design is composed of a collection of smaller, human-scale volumes, each offering a distinct atmosphere and relationship with the surrounding landscape.
Nature is brought into the heart of the project through sheltered terraces, intimate gardens, water elements and carefully framed views towards the surrounding Gotjawal forest. The fragmented building form creates a rich sequence of indoor, outdoor and semi-open spaces, allowing visitors to move gradually between architecture and landscape.
