This project began with a former lodging facility that had reached the end of its original use. By stripping away its predetermined function and assigning it a new theme, the work explores Architectural Regeneration—not as a technical renovation, but as a fundamental inquiry into the essence of space and the identity of its future occupants.

At the core of the project is a deliberate refusal for architecture to become the protagonist. Instead, the building positions itself as a framework—a spatial structure that remains open, receptive, and incomplete until activated by the user’s behavior. In this approach, architectural space does not dictate meaning; rather, it allows meaning to be completed through human action.

The familiar and approachable character of the existing structure is preserved, enabling user-driven activities to organically shape the program and atmosphere of each level. Views once framed by the original building were retained, allowing the past to coexist with new experiences. Through unrestrained, uncurated movement—rather than refined or predetermined behaviors—users encounter the space in their own way, forming personal and memorable impressions.