Ananti Cove
Terraced resort of white concrete blocks tilted sixty-one degrees toward a private bay coastline.
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About this audio guide
This guide to Ananti Cove in Busan opens with an oddly specific number: every terrace across the resort's three tiers leans at exactly sixty-one degrees toward the sea. It follows architect Min Seong-jin, who pitched developer Lee Man-keu, a man who treats every property like it needs a plot rather than a floor plan, on a steep, precisely angled slope instead of the usual condo formula. You'll hear how engineers mapped roughly three hundred seventy meters of cliffside coastline by drone and modeled the whole structure before pouring a single terrace. Look down the row of stepped terraces and follow that one repeating angle from the top of the hill to the water.
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