This project is a concept design for the International competition for Korean Literature Museum. The project site, located at the meeting place of the city and nature, was a journalist's village that was formerly called Gijachon. An architectural reinterpretation of the spatial scale of the disappeared village and the spatial symbolism of books and literature were important aspects of the design. In addition, these spatial aspects were to be inferred from traditional Korean architecture, to install the pedestal base for having a grid structure on top spatially. This was a spatial framework that captures the immaterial linguistic characteristics of the medium of literature, which would form a symbolic system of selective experience by the user and itself.