Architecture 101 (2012) character relationship network mapped with AI analysis. Explore the connections, alliances, and conflicts between characters.
Lee Seung-min is an architect in the present day who is asked by Yang Seo-yeon to design a new house on Jeju Island. Their collaboration revives memories of their college romance, but he ultimately ch...
Yang Seo-yeon approaches Lee Seung-min to rebuild and expand her family's old Jeju house. While caring for her dying father, she spends extensive time with Seung-min and rekindles memories of their fi...
Seo-yeon's Father is the dying parent of Yang Seo-yeon in the present-day storyline. Seo-yeon cares for him while Lee Seung-min works on renovating the family's old Jeju house, placing her renewed con...
Jae-wook is a wealthy student known to Young Lee Seung-min and Young Yang Seo-yeon at college. Young Seo-yeon likes him, making him a source of jealousy and insecurity for Seung-min; Seung-min later s...
Eun-chae is Lee Seung-min's fiancée in the present day. She becomes increasingly annoyed by the time Seung-min spends with Yang Seo-yeon on Jeju, but Seung-min ultimately chooses their planned future...
Family, romantic, and professional connections based on plot evidence.
Seung-min is engaged to Eun-chae, plans to marry her, and is preparing to move with her to the United States.
They met in an architecture class, developed mutual but unspoken feelings, and their unresolved first love shapes their reunion seventeen years later.
Seung-min remembers that Seo-yeon liked the wealthy student Jae-wook, and he later sees Jae-wook entering Seo-yeon's house with her while she is drunk...
Alliances, conflicts, and narrative interactions that evolve throughout the story.
Seung-min is unable to confess his attraction to Seo-yeon while remembering her interest in Jae-wook and witnessing them enter her house together.
Eun-chae becomes increasingly annoyed by the amount of time Seung-min spends with Seo-yeon in Jeju.
A reunion over architecture revives a first love that must ultimately yield to the choices of the present.
Directed by Lee Yong-ju
Architecture 101 (2012) · 7.3/10 · comedy, romance
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