这座私人画廊住宅位于韩国首尔江北区的山中。建筑的基本体形源自1967年作曲家伊斯特万·翁豪尔特的乐谱稿《模数交响曲》,曾于约翰·卡热的《记法》一书中发现。3座明轩——一座给入口,一座给住宅,一座给活动空间——仿佛从下层连通的画廊上拔起。一镜水面,上下天光。穿过门庭花园的竹屏,入口的台阶引导人们步入水镜之中。站在中央,水天一色的心境折射出秀绿的植物与褐红的铜墙。 This private gallery residence is located in the mountains of Gangbuk, Seoul, South Korea. The basic shape of the building was derived from the musical symphony “Modular Symphony” of the 1967 composer Istvan Onghart, which was found in John Kahoe’s The Note. Three Mingxuan - one for the entrance, one for the house, one for the event space - as if pulled up from the lower gallery. A mirror surface, up and down the sky. Through the monastery garden bamboo screen, the entrance of the stairs to guide people into the water mirror. Standing in the center, all kinds of mood reflects the green plants and brown red copper wall.