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This study intends to integrate architecture and humanistic writing through the 'writing and dreaming' pilot program of the extracurricular club activities during the free-learning semester and the following effects can be expected. Firstly, students can broaden their horizons of recognition of the built environment around their environment through writings and architectural activities. Secondly, students can understand their 'dream' and 'life' more specifically through physical environment. Thirdly, it is important for students to understand that the act of architecture is not just to build a physical 'house' but to establish a relationship between architectural episteme and physical system. This program was conducted twice a week for a total of 20 students during the second semester of 2016 using the first year student's free-learning semester of 'H' middle school. The results of self-evaluation of the program during the semester are as follows. 1.Student's perception of 'home' and 'school' has changed in concrete and creative ways. 2.Through writings and architectural activities on 'house', students were able to cultivate their future and dreams more specifically. 3.Student's interest and the idea about what is architecture has increased and expanded. 4.'Task concentration intensity', as the result of long-term fusion of writing and architectural activities has increased.