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Under the structure formed by 21 tree-like timber columns, the new building at the Haesley Nine Bridges Country Club – in the South Korean city of Yeoju – serves an 18-hole golf course. The progra
m is divided into two formally and materially differentiated areas, with an underground floor and three levels above grade. The atrium, built with wood and rising nine-meters high, contains the reception zone, a member’s lounge, and a party hall. The rooms and remaining service areas are included in a base clad with stone (random rubble masonry typical of Korea). The stone podium accommodates locker rooms, bathrooms, and service areas. The light roof, very sharp at the edges, rests on the fram
