Cafe Rosemary, located by Daewang Reservoir, consists of two interconnected buildings designed to maximize views of nature. The unique spiral staircase connects the two structures, promoting an organic flow of space across floors and outdoor spaces. The architecture involves curved facades that enhance views and create an immersive experience with the surrounding forest and waters. This innovative design also includes balconies that extend the interior into the landscape, blending the building seamlessly with its natural context for a striking visual effect.
Cafe Rosemary features a unique design that integrates seamlessly with its natural surroundings, using curved facades and open spaces to create a harmonious connection with nature.
The architecture emphasizes a fluid connection between the interior and exterior, allowing for maximizing views of the adjacent Daewang Reservoir and Inreungsan Mountain.
The innovative staircase concept connects two separate buildings vertically and horizontally, creating an organic spatial flow akin to a spiral DNA structure.
An extension of interior space to the exterior is highlighted by layered curved balconies, enhancing the building's visual appeal within its picturesque landscape.
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