林. Plate-au. Forest (林) symbolizes nature (林), and a plate-au, which is a place borrowed from Mille Plateaux written by philosopher Gilles Deleuze and needs to be re-explored as it changes continuously rather than being fixed, refers to a place that is constantly changing and vibrating by itself as a middle point without its beginning and ending.

White Mass. This project was started with making a relationship with cities through simple forms due to the complex context surrounding architectural sites. The sensibility and freshness of space in pure simplicity that avoids a conflict with the neighboring area as much as possible may bring about excitement, expectation and empathy in people. In addition, the white color of mass intended people to feel invisible light that changes depending on time and environment. This is the attitude of architecture toward cities, which pursues the idea that feeling space is more important than being seen for architecture.