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Hannam Berg Rooftop Cafe

Yolllley Studio

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Innovation
Functionality
Creativity
Eco-Social Impact
Total
JURY VOTES
Light
5.70
6.37
5.85
5.28
5.8
Pieter Kool
Pieter Kool Founder at Carbon Studio
5
7.02
5
6.1
5.78
Philipp Kirnbauer
Philipp Kirnbauer Director Project and Design at Eurest / Compass Group PLC
pls add sustainability information...
5.22
4.75
5.15
5.15
5.07
Sara Duffy
Sara Duffy Principal, Interiors Division at Stonehill Taylor
7.1
7.45
8.38
5
6.98
Gunter Fleitz
Gunter Fleitz Managing Partner at Ippolito Fleitz Group – Identity Architects
5.52
6.45
5.22
4.73
5.48
M.C. Ho
M.C. Ho Founder & Design Chief at DMZ International Design Group
lack of lighting design description...
3.31
6.45
3.55
3.69
4.25
Alessandro Isola
Alessandro Isola Founder at Alessandro Isola
3.95
4.79
5
5
4.69
Justin Gong
Justin Gong Founding Partner at Atelier Right Hub
6.17
6.95
7.17
6.6
6.72
Ammar Eloueini
Ammar Eloueini Principal and Founder at AEDS
Interesting work on the inside/outs...
5.95
6.6
7.31
5
6.22
Adam Brinkworth
Adam Brinkworth Founder at Brinkworth
6.03
5.5
4.81
4.03
5.09
Rong Zhao
Rong Zhao Director at Design Society
8.24
8.17
7.1
7.74
7.81
Vicki Spielmann
Vicki Spielmann Group Creative Lead, Head of Brand Experience at Google
6.45
6.17
6.17
5
5.95
Liu Yiming
Liu Yiming Research Content Manager at Matrix Partners China
5.49
6.17
5.35
5.35
5.59
Client
Hannam berg
Floor area
95 ㎡
Completion
2021
Team Leader
Team Leader

Discovered as a place which keeps the emotions of Korean housing style in alley to express modern commercial culture, this is a site where position of residents and that of those staying for a while are different, and it is too tight for cars and people to pass by. We wanted to suggest a space where people could look at the sky quietly in such an alley. We decided to design a space where people could enjoy “colorless contemplation” at this site which touches the sky first. After a few seconds of silence experienced by the reflected sunlight at the moment going up the third floor, a space in the shape of a “glass cube” is located imposingly. Ceiling, seats, and bar counter connected inside and outside create the space which makes people concentrate on contemplation, by simplifying vertical and horizontal lines maximally.