Haesley Nine Bridges is a small natural village where nothing obstructs the view. 'Haesley' means 'the village where the sun rises.' It was designed so that several buildings could be seen as a part of a continuous landscape through the arrangement of simple materials, mainly stone, and wood. The facilities are primarily used for corporate training and international golf competition (CJ Cup). We focused on planning the traffic and zones efficiently so that the place would function perfectly for both roles, which are somewhat different. Various facilities of Haesley Nine Bridges form harmony with nature in multiple ways. Laurel Hall's design does not stand out much toward the outside but reveals its presence in the pond through the Water Pond Glass. The Timber House takes the shape of a staircase that follows the shape of the mountain and joins the surrounding landscape. Bridge Center, built in the shape of a bridge, is a representative facility that symbolically represents Haesley Nine Bridges, which forms harmony with nature.