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KOREAN COUNTRY HOUSE · DESIGN BUILD · REMOTE OWNER SUPPORT

Custom Korean country houses, from land review to build coordination.

Nature House focuses on custom country houses and second homes in Korea, connecting site review, CAD planning, permitting coordination, construction management, material sourcing, and handover records in one flow.

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Project Scope
Site to Build
Drawings + Photos
Reviewed Together
Lead Flow
Brief + Files Ready

Project Basis

Custom house planning starts when the site and house scope are visible from the first screen.

Nature House lays out site conditions, house program, drawing records, and build scope in one readable path before the first consultation.

Site Review

View / Access / Code We assess slope, access, utilities, and zoning context before design decisions begin.

Custom Design

Plan / CAD / Permit Layouts, drawing sets, and permit coordination are structured around how the house will actually be used.

Build Coordination

Material / Schedule / Handover Construction priorities, finish decisions, and handover notes stay connected in one project track.

Consultation Signals

The first screen should already show what matters before a consultation starts.

Site conditions, design scope, drawing records, built evidence, and budget-to-build flow stay visible from the start.

Start with the site before the styling mood. International buyers need to understand Korean land conditions, slope, access, zoning context, and house program before they commit to a design conversation.
Show drawings and built results together. Plan drawings, CAD captures, built photos, and site notes need to sit in the same flow so the project feels real and accountable.
Make remote ownership easy to follow. Remote clients need site conditions, drawings, progress, and handover decisions organized clearly from the start.
Explain process before philosophy. A small-scale custom house client wants to know what gets reviewed, what gets designed, and how construction coordination is handled.

Business Tracks

Only the scope needed for small-scale custom country house work is left in clear view.

Site Review & House Positioning

We review access, views, slope, code, and utility conditions first so clients understand what the land can realistically support before design begins.

  • Site and cadastral review
  • Massing strategy
  • Code check
  • Budget frame

Custom Country House Design Build

We connect custom country house planning to CAD drawings, permit coordination, construction oversight, and material sourcing.

  • Concept design
  • Construction drawings
  • Site supervision
  • Material sourcing

Remodeling & Small Guesthouse

We plan remodeling, annex additions, and small guesthouse conversions around practical daily use instead of generic lifestyle language.

  • Renovation review
  • Annex planning
  • Guest room strategy
  • Maintenance plan

Overseas Owner Support

We prepare English guides, remote meetings, and progress reporting for owners living outside Korea.

  • English project guide
  • Remote reviews
  • Photo and video reports
  • Handover guide

Owner Support

Remote owners can track the project from first review to handover in one clear flow.

Project Brief Project scope, house type, site conditions, and timeline are summarized in one decision-ready brief.
Remote Site Review Online meetings, CAD captures, and progress photos reduce the need for frequent trips to Korea.
Build Updates Key construction stages are shared through photo and video reports so owners can track decisions remotely.
Handover Notes Completion checklists and maintenance guidance help long-distance owners transition into actual use.

Portfolio System

Existing CAD drawings and house photos are organized as a portfolio engine for real project leads.

Project detail pages are structured as decision records: drawings, built photos, material notes, and handover context.

CAD Archive

Existing drawing sets are organized as sales-grade project assets.

Site plans, floor plans, circulation logic, unit types, and finish standards are grouped into a project narrative so prospects can understand the design logic immediately.

  • Site / plan / elevation sets
  • Type comparisons
  • Scope and specification disclosure

Photo Library

Built photos are positioned as evidence, not just atmosphere.

Before-and-after shots, completion photography, furniture setup, exterior context, and finish details are organized in one readable system.

  • Before and after comparison
  • Finish detail shots
  • Light / view / circulation photos

Material Notes

Material sourcing and finish decisions stay visible in the record.

The default format explains what was selected, how budget priorities were set, and where the construction trade-offs were made.

  • Finish board
  • Budget priorities
  • Sourcing and build notes

Global Support

Overseas owners receive project updates they can act on.

Remote clients receive English project briefs, progress reporting, and post-completion use guidance they can follow without guesswork.

  • English project guide
  • Remote site reports
  • Handover guide

Featured Projects

Featured work should explain what kind of house was built and how it was delivered.

Custom Country House

Forest Edge Custom Country House Okcheon-myeon, Yangpyeong-gun, Gyeonggi · Approx. 1,389 sqm site · main house + deck · Site review to build coordination

A custom country house that began with site reading

A custom design-build project shaped around site placement, forest views, entry sequence, and a practical CAD package for a family house.

  • Site review
  • Placement strategy
  • Architectural design
  • Build coordination
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Custom Residence

43-Pyeong Single-Story House in Myeongdal-ri Myeongdal-ri, Seojong-myeon · 43 pyeong (approx. 142 sqm) · single story · 3LDK · Remote design · completed 2021

A 43-pyeong single-story house designed for ease of daily living

A single-story residence designed around ease of movement, sunlight, and calm views for a couple planning long-term living.

  • Residential planning
  • Remote collaboration
  • Single-story circulation
  • Completion record
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Second Home / Guest House

Second Home with Guest Rooms in Jungmisan Jungmisan area, Yangpyeong-gun, Gyeonggi · Main house + 2 guest rooms · 6 weeks design · 14 weeks build

A second home shaped for remote decision-making

A second-home project that balances family use and guest accommodation for owners who spend part of the year outside Korea.

  • Second-home planning
  • Guest room strategy
  • Remote briefing materials
  • Build coordination
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Two-Family Country House

Shared Courtyard Dual House Yangyang, Gangwon · Two-family house · shared courtyard · 7 weeks design · 16 weeks build

A country house where two households can stay together

A two-family country house planned to let parents and adult children stay together while still preserving privacy for each household.

  • Split-family plan
  • Shared courtyard strategy
  • Material decisions
  • Build coordination
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Land & Homes

Showing sites and house types together makes the first consultation much faster.

This is not a sales listing board. It is a planning board that helps clients understand what kind of house fits a given site.

Available for Review Site review + layout study

South-Facing Forest Site in Shinbok-ri

A forest-adjacent site worth reviewing for a custom country house, with placement and entry direction considered from the start.

  • Okcheon-myeon, Yangpyeong-gun, Gyeonggi
  • Approx. 231 to 991 sqm (70 to 300 pyeong)
  • Custom country house / second home
  • Reviewed after consultation
Planning Review Placement review + plan concept

Family Dual-House Concept in Seojong

A concept board for a two-household country home where placement and plan direction are being reviewed together.

  • Seojong-myeon, Yangpyeong-gun, Gyeonggi
  • Approx. 3,967 sqm (1,200 pyeong)
  • Family dual house
  • Concept-stage consultation
Renovation Review Existing frame review + renovation

Renovation Candidate House in Myeongdal-ri

A compact existing house that could be reworked into a live-work retreat or a small second home.

  • Myeongdal-ri, Yangpyeong-gun, Gyeonggi
  • 33-pyeong studio scale
  • Renovated country house
  • Reviewed after site check

Delivery Flow

The delivery flow shows how the project moves from inquiry to completion.

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01 Site Review

We align the first consultation around site photos, cadastral data, access, and placement potential.

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02 Design & Budget

Plan layout, exterior direction, finish priorities, and budget range are defined together so the project stays grounded.

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03 Permit & Build

CAD drawings, permit coordination, material decisions, and site management move in one coordinated rhythm.

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04 Handover & Care

Completion photos, finish notes, maintenance points, and English handover guidance close the project clearly.

Consulting Flow

From land review to custom design and build consultation, the flow stays connected.

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