In Seoul, this five-storey residential project breaks all the rules

How do you create a family home with less than 100 sq-m of property in a highly-density area in the South Korean capital? With a ‘tall and skinny’ approach, of course. According to architects Seung Teak Lee and Mi Jung Lim from the New-York-and-Se
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