Brickwell, at the end of Baeksongteo, which has been protecting the site for over 200 years at the site of Changui Palace in Tongui-dong, was impressive from its location. Concrete bricks placed on top of a round archive and trees blending together around it. I was fascinated by this half-indoor and half-outdoor structure, and I couldn't leave it for a long time. I captured that unique look on camera.

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A white atrium, and a well and a garden .
the round structure, the small well contained in it, 
and the surrounding green trees give the impression that
you are in a small jungle.
the dense pipes installed on the atrium railing harmonize
with the twigs of the plants,
so there is no sense of alienation at all.
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A small well in the city center, a quiet stream of water.​​​​​​​
the well in the center of the atrium is
flowing even if the waves continue to ripple.
It is a structure that artificially creates waves
through an electric motor,
but if you listen to the sound of the waves,
you feel as if you are at the edge of the forest for a while.
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A combination of stacked vertical frames and overlapping bricks and wood.​​​​​​​
upon entering the roof,
the floor treated with wooden planks and stacked bricks appear.
since the well is visible under the atrium,
the movement of people is naturally visible.
The color of the bricks, railings, and even the wooden boards are
matched with the matched tone,
and the shape of the leaf is in exact contrast
with the green color of the leaves.
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- Overall Design and Construction Planning -
Architect's Office SoA .
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