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※ This video is an excerpt from Architectural Exploration: Houses - A House Only I Can Build , which aired on December 23, 2025. A Tin Cabin of a Man in His 50s Hongcheon, Gangwon-do—find the most micro house of all time! In a residential district where houses are clustered side by side, there lives a man who has realized his dream all by himself? It is the small cabin of one's own that every middle-aged man cherishes in his heart, but it is just too small. Although it is only 2.7 pyeong (8.92 m²), who is the homeowner who claims there are no difficulties living there? The homeowner is none other than Mr. Jung Young-hoon, a man in his 50s. Having dedicated himself to his work for many years, promotions naturally followed, and he thought the only way was up. However, a ladder does not go forever. Upon reaching middle age, Mr. Young-hoon experienced what is commonly called a "break" at work, which led him to look back on his life. And Young-hoon, who had run forward looking only ahead for the sake of his family, decided to build his own sanctuary to find himself. Mr. Young-hoon initially lived a simple life on the land he purchased, keeping only a caravan. Since he had always loved camping and traveling, he was satisfied with this lifestyle, but his dream of owning a cabin grew stronger over time. Then, he saw someone post a 2.7-pyeong (8.92 m²) house frame on a second-hand trading site and decided to build a cabin. This is the story behind the birth of a cabin with a construction cost of 6.5 million won, including the frame. Despite the extremely limited space, Mr. Young-hoon wanted to try everything he wanted to do, so he finished the exterior using corrugated metal instead of standard cladding. By wrapping the exterior with corrugated metal—often used for roofs due to its iron properties—a vintage-style house was created. Stepping onto a deck larger than the house itself and entering the interior reveals Mr. Young-hoon's cozy sanctuary. Even though it is only 2.7 pyeong (8.92 m²), Mr. Young-hoon's cabin is fully equipped with clearly defined spatial divisions. Passing a sofa where one can sit and relax leads to a small kitchen. In the kitchen, designed for simple cooking and coffee, an unused desk was cut up to create the sink countertop. To the right of the kitchen is a shower room barely large enough for an adult man to enter. Young-hoon cleverly utilized the corrugated metal left over from the exterior construction for the shower room walls instead of discarding it. For the bathroom floor, he used the flooring typically found in small caravans. Although he expected the job to be easy, Young-hoon found the installation of the shower plumbing difficult and even asked for help from the owner of a nearby hardware store with whom he had a prior acquaintance. Another amenity is the bathroom equipped with a mini toilet. Unlike standard toilets, this tankless toilet was originally designed for yachts. Realizing that water tanks take up a lot of space, Young-hoon chose a yacht-style toilet that grinds waste. The sofa in the center of the cabin can be unfolded to be used as a bed, but Young-hoon's actual bedroom is located in the attic. Climbing a ladder leads to Young-hoon's bedroom, which is barely large enough for one person to fit inside. Mr. Young-hoon says that although the cabin might look uncomfortable for an adult man to live in, he appreciates the emotional stability that discomfort provides. Having built this small yet fully equipped cabin for a mere 6.5 million won, the value of this house to him is greater than 650 million won. Furthermore, the house wasn't the only thing Mr. Young-hoon cared about... Dreaming of self-sufficiency in the future, he finds simple happiness tending to a pizza-shaped vegetable garden planted with pizza ingredients. Because he suffers from high fasting blood sugar, he sometimes exercises along the garden path every morning. For him, this land where the small cabin stands is not merely a space for Odoichon, but a place designed to include his retirement plans as well. ✔ Program Title: Architectural Exploration of Houses - A House Only I Can Build ✔ Broadcast Date: 2025.12.23 ▶ Watch Full Version: https://www.ebs.co.kr/ ▶ If you want to read the EBS documentary as an article, https://egloos.com/ebsyoutube #ArchitecturalExplorationOfHouses #GolaDuneDocumentary #EBSDocumentary