Songjeong, where more young people from Busan visit than Haeundae and Gwangalli, is a popular surfing location. Songjeong is a secret place in Busan that is known only to locals, as it is located some distance from the downtown area. The host constructed a "Plage" here so that many people could enjoy the magnificent scenery of Songjeong. Plage, located on the corner of Boulevard and Songjeong Beach, means beach in French. Plage is composed of the meaning of happiness, it is wished that the staying individual has fun and enjoys themselves. In the midst of all spaces, happiness blossoms.

Plage consists of a living room, a bedroom, a kitchen, a washroom, Jungjeong, and a rooftop. Jungjeong is situated in the center of the space and it is surrounded by living rooms, bathrooms, and bedrooms. Jungjeong, which serves as a porch as well, has a glass ceiling that lets daylight in from the outside. This is the most vibrant space in the Plage, as you can experience sharing sunlight with plants and pots. With the exception of the front door, all three sides of the building are comprised of glass, so it also serves as a bridge from which you can observe other parts of the building. In order to modernize the living room, the furniture has been arranged in warm colors such as ivory, black, and white. The bedroom door leads to a secret passage on the roof. The staircase leads to a table where you can relax and enjoy the sea breeze of Songjeong while looking at the sky.

From Plage to Songjeong Beach, it is a nine-minute walk. We suggest that you spend a memorable night in Songjeong, where Busan surfers gather throughout the year. It is also worthwhile to take the beach train that runs along with Busan's representative sea attractions, such as Cheongsapo and Mipo. In the arrangement of the seats, you can enjoy the romantic view of the red horizon when the sunsets. Once you've enjoyed the dynamic Songjeong enough, you can return to the Plage and enjoy some warm bath. It will allow you to feel as though you're the centre of the world.

Edited by STAYFOLIO
Designed by Daekyung Architects Office
Photo by Kihun Park (@arc_factory)