Tapered office building in Seoul avoids overshadowing its neighbours

This office block for a cosmetics company in South Korea’s capital was designed by architect Dongjin Kim as a cone-shaped volume, to ensure surrounding buildings still get adequate daylight and privacy. (more…)

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