-마레아 하우스 [ Rieuldorang Atelier ] Marea House

Rieuldorang Atelier-Marea House

 

마레아 하우스는 단순한 숙박에서 놀이로 관점을 전환하여 생각한 펜션이다. 바람에 흔들리는 식물, 흙을 만지는 체험 등 그리고 유치원을 설계하면서 배운 어린이 놀이터의 체험은 가족과 함께하는 패밀리 풀빌라에 대한 새로운 서비스 관점을 제시했다.

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Play on stay. A pension that I thought of by shifting my perspective from a simple stay to a play. What is play, it is accompanied by fun and enjoyment through experience. Most of the people living in apartments have a lack of play in the living space. It's a simple game, but something you can't do in an apartment living room. Plants swaying in the wind, the experience of touching the soil, etc. And the experience of the children's playground that I learned while designing the kindergarten suggested a new service perspective for the family pool villa with the family.

 

Satisfaction of service according to room price. Satisfaction with the service included in the high room rate is inevitably high. It comes from quality and consideration. The quality of architecture is the standard of luxury. For example, deep consideration for movement, satisfaction with space size, bed height derived from experience, and children's play patterns. In addition, in consideration of customers who may be burdened by high room prices, the two rooms are placed at a distance and attached to the bathroom in each room, so that the two families can stay comfortably. Since it can be used at half the cost, it is possible to flexibly cope with the burdensome situation of the cost.

 

Garden and playground. A simply flat lawn is more meaningful as a place of the scenery rather than a place of play. As revealed in the Miracle Playground experiment, the hill is sufficient to enable various types of play. Reviews from guests prove that children can create and play any game by themselves as long as they have dirt and hills. In the yard that is more hilly than the pool in the pool villa, the children played until the check-out time was full. The hearts of the parents who saw it was filled with regret. The boundaries between ornamental gardens and playgrounds are removed. I hoped that the guests could feel the natural beauty of the hills, trees, and grass.

Photography by Yoon, Joonhwan

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