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※ This video is an excerpt from "Architecture Exploration: House - Living Together, Separately" aired on October 4, 2022. The "Daegu Mancheon-dong House" that turned a mother into a homebody, designed with six independent spaces to ensure no boredom. We present a rural home in the city, reinterpreting the hanok with a modern twist, offering diverse landscape experiences. Rural Living in the City: Daegu Mancheon-dong House for Elderly Parents In a densely populated residential area in downtown Daegu, stands a unique single-story house, shaped like a white square, like tofu or sugar cubes. The exterior is distinctive, with no windows. However, step inside and you'll discover a completely different world. The owners of this house are an elderly couple in their 70s. Having previously lived in a villa with their eldest son, the couple longed for a separate country home where they could enjoy nature and a simple life after retirement. The man who made this dream come true was their eldest son, Lee Woo-jin. For Woojin, who studied architecture in the United States for ten years, his parents' commission was a gift. He wanted to build the home of his dreams without worrying about public opinion, while also providing a comfortable living space for his elderly parents. To achieve this, he spent three years searching for land, two years designing, and another two years building, resulting in a country home with a diverse landscape. Inspired by the traditional Hanok style of "chae nanum," the house in Mancheon-dong, Daegu, is divided into six separate spaces. The house's wooden structure creates a cozy atmosphere, and each space, including the kitchen, master bedroom, and bathroom, is arranged around a central courtyard featuring a pond and vegetable garden. The house's greatest charm lies in the landscaped gardens, allowing for a natural perspective from anywhere in the house. The elderly couple never tires of planting their favorite vegetables in the garden and admiring the ever-changing landscape. Thanks to their three sons and their grandchildren, who visit the Mancheon-dong home on weekends, it has become a family retreat. The Mancheon-dong house, where residents find everyday happiness, enjoying their favorite spaces together and apart. The house's unique charm, unimaginable from outside, is revealed. ✔ Program Title: Architectural Exploration House - Living Together, Apart, How a Large Family Lives ✔ Broadcast Date: October 4, 2022