MUSIMJAE / TAAL ArchitectsSave this picture! Kim YongsuHousesGongju, South KoreaArchitects: TAAL ArchitectsAreaArea of this architecture projectArea:187 mYearCompletion year of this architecture project Year: 2022 PhotographsPhotographs:Kim YongsuMore SpecsLess SpecsSave this picture!The Universality of Architecture and the Individuality of Residential Architecture - Architecture is generally universal, but among all types of architecture, only residential homes are individualized. Unlike other buildings, a house is a microcosm organized specifically for the people who live within it. Therefore, when an architect designs a home commissioned by a client, they are more of an adapter than a creator. Conflicts between the architect and the client are inevitable when the architect tries to impose a strong creative ego in designing a home with clear user requirements. Once the building is constructed, it undergoes harsh transformations the moment it leaves the architect's hands. Thus, creating architectural spaces is not a 'fight with oneself' as it is in writing, but rather a 'struggle with the world,' excluding the architect. The most important struggle involves synchronizing and homogenizing the space envisioned by the client with the space organization, material construction, and safety techniques explored by the architect.Save this picture!Unintentional Architecture -"MuSimJae () is a name given by the client long ago. In Buddhism, the emphasized concept of 'MuSim' refers to 'MuBunByulSim' (), meaning 'a mind without discrimination, a wakeful mind free from delusion.' It describes a clear and bright state of mind that steps away from discerning losses and gains, embracing the flow of the vast universe.Save this picture!However, imagining a 'MuSim' residential space was truly not easy. Could it be a home that embraces simplicity and modesty? Or perhaps a place where efficiency is maximized, ensuring every resource and effort contributes to optimal living conditions? We explored multiple design options and engaged in detailed discussions and debates, all aimed at progressively refining our approach to meet the client's vision for their ideal living space. Through this process, it was concluded that MuSimJae is a space where, the moment the owner returns and steps into the entrance, they are liberated from all worldly distractions and can return to a state of complete self-fulfillment.Save this picture!Save this picture!Save this picture!Save this picture!Confrontation and Communication with Nature -To capture the profound meaning of human existence alongside the grandeur of nature, a design was envisioned for a house that diminishes the distinctions between life and death within the vast flow of the universe. The first step was to leverage the stunning natural scenery of Gyeryongsan, where the site is located. All the main living spaces of the house were oriented towards the mountain. The living room and study feature large floor-to-ceiling windows that generously draw in the ridge lines of Gyeryongsan. Notably, the living room on the second floor utilizes walls angled towards the windows to expand the view, and the balcony railings were designed to be as transparent as possible to avoid obstructing the scenery. The windows in the master bedroom and guest room are aligned with the height of the beds to bring the sky, mountain, and forest closer to the occupants. The loft's skylight offers views of the night sky, while the windows in the stairwell offer a view of Sammubbong., the highest peak of Gyeryongsan, as one ascends the stairs.Save this picture!Elegant Yet Unpretentious -"Modest but not shabby, elegant but not luxurious"this is how Kim Busik described the palaces of Baekje in the historical Korean record "Samguk Sagi." Musimjae is neither a grand palace nor a high-cost luxury home. Rather, it is a very simple and humble small house with a total floor area of less than 200 square meters. Its design is extremely simple, but it offers a unique interior space height due to its response to the site's varying levels and its gable roof. The materials, colors, and details are chosen with simplicity in mind, yet the spatial profile is subtly dignified, offering rich, elegant volumes and various perspectives. The aim was to include everything necessary, no more, no less. Even so, we sincerely hope that this residence adequately reflects the discerning, unpretentious heart of the homeowner. (Written by Hangman Zo)Save this picture!Project gallerySee allShow lessAbout this officeMaterialBrickMaterials and TagsPublished on November 14, 2024Cite: "MUSIMJAE / TAAL Architects" 13 Nov 2024. ArchDaily. Accessed . <https://www.archdaily.com/1023320/musimjae-taal-architects&gt ISSN 0719-8884Save!ArchDaily?You've started following your first account!Did you know?You'll now receive updates based on what you follow! Personalize your stream and start following your favorite authors, offices and users.Go to my stream

Boston University Center for Computing & Data Sciences / KPMB ArchitectsSave this picture! Tom ArbanUniversityBoston, United StatesArchitects: KPMB ArchitectsAreaArea of this architecture projectArea:345000 ftYearCompletion year of this architecture project Year: 2022 PhotographsPhotographs:Tom ArbanManufacturersBrands with products used in this architecture project Manufacturers: UniFor, Aarco, Armstrong Ceilings, Dadanco, Millworks Custom Manufacturing (2001) Inc. Lead Architects: Bruce Kuwabara, Marianne McKenna, Luigi LaRocca, Paulo Rocha, Lucy Timbers, David Smythe, Kael Opie, Tyler Loewen, Melissa Ng, Matt Krivosudsky, Tyler Hall, Amin Monsefi, Victor Garzon, Samantha Hart, Nicholas Wong, Olivia di Filice, Jason Chang, Fotini Pitoglou, Carolyn Lee, Kayley Mullings, Armin Tadevosyan More SpecsLess SpecsSave this picture!Text description provided by the architects. The Center for Computing & Data Sciences at Boston University is a landmark for the university. It transforms the skyline, meets laudable sustainability goals, and prioritizes human-centered design, maximizing collaboration and interconnectivity. The project brings together the mathematics, statistics, and computer science departments, building community among the 3000 students, faculty, and staff. Realized as a vertical campus.Save this picture!Save this picture!Towering boldly over the banks of the Charles River at 19 stories, and spanning 345,000 square feet, the Center is the largest, sustainable, operational fossil fuel-free building in Boston. Recognized by its cantilevered volumes that feature both reddish-brown-colored diagonal louvered (to minimize solar gain and maximize shading) and gleaming mirrored sawtooth facades that rest atop the triple-glazed curtain wall that clads the structure. While contributing to the buildings distinctive linear aesthetic, these design elements also contribute to comfort and sustainability efforts, keeping the building warmer in the winter and cooler in the summer.Save this picture!The podium juts out to hover over Commonwealth Avenue to complete the streetscape and generate maximum ground-floor animation on the avenue. Highly transparent and porous, it functions as an urban porch for arrival, study, and gathering. The Center is conceptualized to function as ascending academic neighborhood with lower floors devoted to math and statistics, middle floors for computer science, and top floors for interdisciplinary work and public space. A central atrium unites faculty and students in a collaborative spirit and an interconnected staircase emerges from the area weaving upwards of 138 floors to connect various disciplines, nurture cross-pollination of ideas, and spark serendipitous encounters.Save this picture!The design sets an ambitious new sustainability precedent for future academic buildings in Boston and beyond. In line with Boston Universitys Climate Action Plan, which aims to reduce the institutions carbon emissions to zero by 2040, the Center is targeted to attain LEED Platinum and is 100% operational fossil-fuel free with a geothermal closed-loop system that heats and cools the building through a ground source heat pump system.Save this picture!Save this picture!Save this picture!The building draws on renewable and alternative energy sources, including groundwater recharge systems and cutting-edge exterior shading systems. Open interior spaces take advantage of the Centers unique position in the heart of Boston, with expansive river views afforded from three sides of the building. Classrooms and collaboration spaces are illuminated with an abundance of light with floor-to-ceiling windows to remind students enveloped in the digital realm to remain inspired by the natural world and remember the link between technology and humanity. Whiteboard walls throughout the core stimulate collaborative ideation while putting processes on display.Save this picture!Save this picture!The state-of-the-art building includes 12 classrooms, two computer labs, a cafe on the ground floor, numerous collaboration spaces, and a plaza with a covered bike shelter. The stacked campus culminates in an event space and a three-story-high open-air pavilion. Green roofs and terraces are located throughout the Center to connect students, faculty, and staff to the natural environment, and offer views of the city. These open spaces allow for increased connection and collaboration among the various departments that now call the Center home.Save this picture!Project gallerySee allShow lessAbout this officePublished on November 13, 2024Cite: "Boston University Center for Computing & Data Sciences / KPMB Architects" 13 Nov 2024. ArchDaily. Accessed . <https://www.archdaily.com/1005192/boston-university-center-for-computing-and-data-sciences-kpmb-architects&gt ISSN 0719-8884Save? / KPMB ArchitectsYou've started following your first account!Did you know?You'll now receive updates based on what you follow! Personalize your stream and start following your favorite authors, offices and users.Go to my stream

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