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This paper aims at considering the possibility of the contemporary hanok's evolution by researching the architect Choi Wook's Samchung Hanok (2000), Dugahun (2003), and Hakgojae (2007). He has been regarded as a pioneer who proposed a new direction of the contemporary hanok through his works, which illustrate unique transformations of its traditional characteristics within the basic timber-frame system. The above-mentioned designs, which are Choi's early hanok renovation works, are especially meaningful since they had been completed in Bukchon. The result of this research could be suggested in three aspects: first, changing the ground or platform according to the space's program; second, deconstructing the concept of the traditional interior room; and third, blurring the boundary between inside and outside. |