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The Hanok Sanctuary

A faith-centered contemplative precinct drawing respectfully from Korean architectural traditions, with spaces for worship, teaching, listening, and reflection.

Hanok Sanctuary precinct plan showing the arrival corridor, courtyard, sanctuary buildings and three crosses. — Hanok Sanctuary precinct master plan — concept illustration of an envisioned setting.

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Passionflower arch corridor
Gate pavilion
Forecourt
Sanctuary hall
Teaching hall
Reflection / hospitality pavilion
Service / support building
Bell / gathering pavilion
Three crosses

Places within the precinct

Five concept illustrations from the master plan.

**Passionflower corridor**
A flowering passage envisioned as the approach to the sanctuary.

**Gate pavilion**
A sheltered gateway marking the transition into the precinct.

**Forecourt facing the sanctuary**
A courtyard envisioned as a place of arrival and gathering.

**Sanctuary veranda**
A covered edge for quiet pause and reflection.

**View toward the three crosses**
Three crosses form a focal point beyond the sanctuary buildings.

A place for reflection

An illustrated Hanok courtyard at dusk, with curved tiled roofs, warm lanterns, and a central fire. — Hanok courtyard concept illustration; an envisioned setting.

Each project is being studied and developed in stages. The descriptions below express direction, not promises of completion dates or public access.

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