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Pojeon-jip, or ‘the house that embraces the field,’ is a residential project in Gyeonggi-do, Korea, designed by sukchulmok in collaboration with BRBB. Located at the foot of a mountain on a 1,300-square-meter former farmland site, the house is positioned to face an actively cultivated vegetable garden. The design is defined by intersecting volumes composed of differing materials, which create layered visual depth while maintaining privacy and spatial enclosure.
The project is planned in two phases. The current structure consists of a conjoined building that accommodates an elderly couple and includes a guest room. A future mirrored addition is expected to introduce a workspace and annex, supporting extended stays by the couple’s adult sons. This phased development allows the house to support multi-generational use over time -- via designboom