Daeyang Gallery and House stands in the Kangbuk neighborhood of Seoul, South Korea. Steven Holl Architects designed it. Construction began in 2008 and it opened in June 2012. The article names no client or style.
Three pavilions hold an entry, an event space and a residence. A reflecting pool separates them, and a continuous art gallery connects them below. The roof plan takes its geometry from a 1967 sketch for a music score by István Anhalt. Skylights in the pavilion roofs and in the pool's base bring daylight to the rooms and the gallery level.
The exterior is a rain screen of patinated copper, and the interior uses red and charcoal stained wood. Floor area is 10,703 square feet. It serves as a gallery, an event space and a home. The article gives no access details.
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