Designed with retirement in mind, this Korean home rejuvenates an age-old family property

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Location
Design, Architecture
Client
Private
Construction
Jungwon CID
Floor Area
200 sq-m
Designed for ‘life after retirement’, the Dolmenic House in Goseong-gun, South Korea, modernizes a site that’s been occupied by the same family for eight genera
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