RESIDENTIAL
The first export-oriented residential model planned with the goal of globalizing Korean housing. Targeting next-generation female leaders (CEOs) who shape consumer trends, the project incorporates specialized designs tailored to their refined sensibilities. Spatial value is differentiated through a curated vertical composition of three global residential styles: Korean sensibility on the lower levels, European leisure on the mid-levels, and New York–style living on the upper floors.
GALLERY 303
Korea’s first avant-garde penthouse, pioneering a new genre of high-end residential living in the heart of Gangnam for third-generation global CEOs. By introducing surrealist aesthetics into spatial design, the architecture is elevated into a work of art. Through five fully customized unit strategies that reject uniformity, the project achieved a remarkable 100% sell-out in just five days—becoming a definitive success story in high-end real estate development.
BOUTIQUE MONACO
A 3,498-unit landmark development built in Suwon, conceived as an eco-lifestyle city centered around the “Vitamin Cell Park” ecological landscape master plan. The project introduced the innovative Alpha Space, a groundbreaking residential layout that became a game-changer in Korean housing culture by maximizing spatial efficiency. It stood out as the only project to achieve a 100% sell-out during the 2008 global financial crisis, proving its exceptional market competitiveness.
SK SKY VIEW
The signature maison of Jeju Airest City, THE COCOON is a high-end art residence inspired by the primal vitality of Jeju’s Gotjawal landscape, elevated through biomimetic architecture. Innovative non-linear spatial design dissolves the boundaries between interior and exterior, walls and ceilings, transforming the residence into a collectible private gallery beyond conventional living.
THE COCOON
THE OBJET is a monumental architectural sculpture that visualizes, through architectural language, the breathing rhythms of Gotjawal—Jeju’s “lungs”—and its subterranean Soomgol air passages. Going beyond residential function, the project adopts a “Sound Box” motif and a semi-open spatial composition, allowing wind, light, and the rhythms of nature to flow through the space as a multisensory healing environment.
THE OBJET
Ggac Jip is a compact housing concept developed by Planning Korea as part of the Jeju Airest City master plan. Designed for young creatives and cultural migrants attracted to Jeju’s natural environment, the project consists of small residential units inspired by the island’s iconic basalt column formations (get-ggac). Organized around a pedestrian-oriented “Market Walk,” Ggac Jip proposes a community-focused alternative to conventional resort housing.
GGAC JIP - 30A TYPE
THE OVAL is a high-end maison that embodies the life force of Gotjawal through a symbolic Oval Atrium, transforming the building itself into a grand frame that embraces nature. Organic circulation centered around the courtyard, sculptural staircases, and panoramic ocean views converge to offer a seamless spatial experience that dissolves the boundary between inside and outside.
THE OVAL
Ggac Jip is a compact housing concept developed by Planning Korea as part of the Jeju Airest City master plan. Designed for young creatives and cultural migrants attracted to Jeju’s natural environment, the project consists of small residential units inspired by the island’s iconic basalt column formations (get-ggac). Organized around a pedestrian-oriented “Market Walk,” Ggac Jip proposes a community-focused alternative to conventional resort housing.
GGAC JIP - 45A TYPE
Ggac Jip is a compact housing concept developed by Planning Korea as part of the Jeju Airest City master plan. Designed for young creatives and cultural migrants attracted to Jeju’s natural environment, the project consists of small residential units inspired by the island’s iconic basalt column formations (get-ggac). Organized around a pedestrian-oriented “Market Walk,” Ggac Jip proposes a community-focused alternative to conventional resort housing.
GGAC JIP - 6A TYPE
THE FOREST is a biophilic architectural project that reinterprets the primal vitality of Jeju’s Gotjawal through the geometric aesthetics of hexagonal modules. An organic spatial structure and panoramic ocean-view–oriented design deliver both an overwhelming sense of openness and deep communion with nature. In particular, a double-height foyer with gallery functions and sculptural terrace gardens elevate the project beyond conventional housing.
THE FOREST
Ggac Jip is a compact housing concept developed by Planning Korea as part of the Jeju Airest City master plan. Designed for young creatives and cultural migrants attracted to Jeju’s natural environment, the project consists of small residential units inspired by the island’s iconic basalt column formations (get-ggac). Organized around a pedestrian-oriented “Market Walk,” Ggac Jip proposes a community-focused alternative to conventional resort housing.
GGAC JIP - 60A TYPE
THE MOBIUS is an organic landmark that architecturally expresses infinite continuity, with roof, walls, and floors connected by a single uninterrupted line—realizing the essence of seamless design. Through a total design approach in which exterior curves extend into interior spaces, custom-built furniture and architecture are perfectly integrated into a dense, artistic environment.
THE MOBIUS
RESIDENTIAL
The first export-oriented residential model planned with the goal of globalizing Korean housing. Targeting next-generation female leaders (CEOs) who shape consumer trends, the project incorporates specialized designs tailored to their refined sensibilities. Spatial value is differentiated through a curated vertical composition of three global residential styles: Korean sensibility on the lower levels, European leisure on the mid-levels, and New York–style living on the upper floors.
GALLERY 303
Korea’s first avant-garde penthouse, pioneering a new genre of high-end residential living in the heart of Gangnam for third-generation global CEOs. By introducing surrealist aesthetics into spatial design, the architecture is elevated into a work of art. Through five fully customized unit strategies that reject uniformity, the project achieved a remarkable 100% sell-out in just five days—becoming a definitive success story in high-end real estate development.
BOUTIQUE MONACO
A 3,498-unit landmark development built in Suwon, conceived as an eco-lifestyle city centered around the “Vitamin Cell Park” ecological landscape master plan. The project introduced the innovative Alpha Space, a groundbreaking residential layout that became a game-changer in Korean housing culture by maximizing spatial efficiency. It stood out as the only project to achieve a 100% sell-out during the 2008 global financial crisis, proving its exceptional market competitiveness.
SK SKY VIEW
The signature maison of Jeju Airest City, THE COCOON is a high-end art residence inspired by the primal vitality of Jeju’s Gotjawal landscape, elevated through biomimetic architecture. Innovative non-linear spatial design dissolves the boundaries between interior and exterior, walls and ceilings, transforming the residence into a collectible private gallery beyond conventional living.
THE COCOON
THE OBJET is a monumental architectural sculpture that visualizes, through architectural language, the breathing rhythms of Gotjawal—Jeju’s “lungs”—and its subterranean Soomgol air passages. Going beyond residential function, the project adopts a “Sound Box” motif and a semi-open spatial composition, allowing wind, light, and the rhythms of nature to flow through the space as a multisensory healing environment.
THE OBJET
Ggac Jip is a compact housing concept developed by Planning Korea as part of the Jeju Airest City master plan. Designed for young creatives and cultural migrants attracted to Jeju’s natural environment, the project consists of small residential units inspired by the island’s iconic basalt column formations (get-ggac). Organized around a pedestrian-oriented “Market Walk,” Ggac Jip proposes a community-focused alternative to conventional resort housing.
GGAC JIP - 60A TYPE
Ggac Jip is a compact housing concept developed by Planning Korea as part of the Jeju Airest City master plan. Designed for young creatives and cultural migrants attracted to Jeju’s natural environment, the project consists of small residential units inspired by the island’s iconic basalt column formations (get-ggac). Organized around a pedestrian-oriented “Market Walk,” Ggac Jip proposes a community-focused alternative to conventional resort housing.
GGAC JIP - 30A TYPE
THE OVAL is a high-end maison that embodies the life force of Gotjawal through a symbolic Oval Atrium, transforming the building itself into a grand frame that embraces nature. Organic circulation centered around the courtyard, sculptural staircases, and panoramic ocean views converge to offer a seamless spatial experience that dissolves the boundary between inside and outside.
THE OVAL
Ggac Jip is a compact housing concept developed by Planning Korea as part of the Jeju Airest City master plan. Designed for young creatives and cultural migrants attracted to Jeju’s natural environment, the project consists of small residential units inspired by the island’s iconic basalt column formations (get-ggac). Organized around a pedestrian-oriented “Market Walk,” Ggac Jip proposes a community-focused alternative to conventional resort housing.
GGAC JIP - 45A TYPE
Ggac Jip is a compact housing concept developed by Planning Korea as part of the Jeju Airest City master plan. Designed for young creatives and cultural migrants attracted to Jeju’s natural environment, the project consists of small residential units inspired by the island’s iconic basalt column formations (get-ggac). Organized around a pedestrian-oriented “Market Walk,” Ggac Jip proposes a community-focused alternative to conventional resort housing.
GGAC JIP - 6A TYP
THE FOREST is a biophilic architectural project that reinterprets the primal vitality of Jeju’s Gotjawal through the geometric aesthetics of hexagonal modules. An organic spatial structure and panoramic ocean-view–oriented design deliver both an overwhelming sense of openness and deep communion with nature. In particular, a double-height foyer with gallery functions and sculptural terrace gardens elevate the project beyond conventional housing.
THE FOREST
THE MOBIUS is an organic landmark that architecturally expresses infinite continuity, with roof, walls, and floors connected by a single uninterrupted line—realizing the essence of seamless design. Through a total design approach in which exterior curves extend into interior spaces, custom-built furniture and architecture are perfectly integrated into a dense, artistic environment.
THE MOBIUS