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JEJU SOCAR TERMINAL
BOUNDLESS Architects
JEJU SOCAR TERMINAL is a place where the beginning and end of a journey overlap. In the brief process of renting and returning a car, people and vehicles meet and disperse. The project began by accounting for and giving shape to these circulations within a single continuous space. The site lies between Hallasan Mountain to the south, the sea to the north, and, acro...
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Housing Experiments on the Threshold:...
Embracing the Plaza, Spreading Low: Y...
Housing Experiments on the Threshold:...
Structure and Detail Supported by th...
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