tune planning completes multi-year design of dayang sanghoi in korea

tune planning completes multi-year design of dayang sanghoi in korea
all images courtesy of tune planning

translating to diversity from korean, the ‘dayang sanghoi’ is an adaptable private use or event space in the region of pyeongchang-dong, seoul, south korea. designed by tune planning, the interior has been a continuous work of progress since 2009, and has blossomed into a mixture of natural and artificial elements.

dense rocky mountain pines are the project’s primary motif 

able to accommodate anything from a studio to restaurant, the building is currently being used as a leisure and party space. ‘dayang sanghoi’ boasts a plethora of natural details, including a mesmerizing ceiling representative of tree aging rings, and a wall enclosed with charcoal and stone to circulate humid air. furniture is placed haphazardly, much akin to the spontaneous composition of its natural surroundings. 

tree ring ceiling detail 

a terrace looks out into the jagged mountains that ‘dayang sanghoi’ stands atop

intersection of built and natural environments 

charcoal and stone enclosure 

secret room located in a mirror box 

slanted wall elements 

a tree hangs through a hole in the ceiling 

mirror box containing secret room 

‘dayang sanghoi’ 

entrance 

project info:

architect: 多樣商會 / dayang sanghoi
term: 2014
site: pyeongchang-dong, jongno-gu, seoul, korea
area: 87.47m²
use: lounge bar

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edited by: nick brink | designboom