Julia’s House Designed by Moohoi Architecture

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Special for arch lovers, at this time we will give you a simple description in relation to Julia’s house. The picture above is Julia’s House viewed from front point. It is very closed but compelling. The Julia’s House is designed by Moohoi Architecture. This residence is located at 1487-10 SeoCho-Dong, SeoCho-Koo, Seoul, Korea. Actually, the appearance of SeoCho-Dong area is quite different from the past. In recent times, the earlier houses are replaced by high-rise apartments. But the excluded houses from the apartment areas are turned into low-rise multy-family housing units.

All about Julia’s House and its understanding

Julia’s House is very interesting as a whole. One main point that makes this house unchanged is that the appearance of the house does not belong to any type of housing that newly appears and it is situated on a small plot in the outskirts of commercial and residential areas.

“Based on archdaily.com, one of the main reasons Julia’s house could remain unchanged was it couldn’t belong to any type of housing that newly appeared and it was situated on a small plot in the outskirts of commercial and residential areas. Moreover, the owner said she couldn’t afford to purchase an apartment unit in the neighborhood by selling the house. She could neither buy an apartment nor build a commercial building, nor build a multi-household home. The narrow alley near the house was enlarged and turned into a road where cars run all day, and the house behind Julia’s home was transformed into a parking lot which exposed it to the cold in winter. In addition, the house in front of hers was changed to a 5-story multi-family housing unit blocking sunlight all day long. Despite such poor housing conditions, the neighborhood has beautiful landscapes surrounded by Mt. Umyeon and Seoul Arts Center. Moreover, she has tremendous assets in her good relationship with next-door neighbors, Stephano, Moses, and John.
Additional specification building of Julia’s House:
Architect: Moohoi Architecture
Location: 1487-10 SeoCho-Dong, SeoCho-Koo, Seoul, Korea
Lead Architect: Kim Jae-kwan
Construction: Kim Jae-kwan
Written Material: Kim Jae-kwan
Project Area: 237.69 sqm
Project Year: 2010
Photographs: Park Young-chae

Detailed information concerning with Julia’s House

Julia’s House has been designed to suit the neighborhood. At front part, it is laid open to view from the house in front. For its courtyard and bedroom, they are closed by thick curtains since before they are so viewable. For repairing on its space, it is decided to create a narrow alley which connects the entrance with the city. For its court, on the first floor it is created a spacious wooden deck to secure external spaces to distribute the functions such as storage, garden, drying, exhibition and receiving visitors. So, what do you think about the Julia’s House?