In the last episode with Dr Fouser, hosts Yuchen and Stewart tried to get to grips with Korean architecture, specifically the cultural and social relevance of the Hanok (한옥) - a traditional building that is highly representative of the Korean mindset.

In this episode, we continue our discussion and move on to talk about our yards, how we heat our homes, and the Korean equivalent of Feng shui.

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If you're looking to follow along with visuals, all images can be found here with timecodes below!

00:00 - 01:08 - Intro to the series

01:08 - 03:34 - Recap of last episode

03:34 - 08:30 - Thinking about our 'yards' and heating (Picture 1 & 2)

08:30 - 15:05 - Feng shui / Pengsu and positive/negative space (Picture 3)

15:05 - 18:02 - Understanding generational differences and preservation

18:02 - 21:01 - External construction and interior design laws

21:01 - 22:42 - Outro

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