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The purpose of this study is to analyze the constructing process of the Ddeulzip before 1592 at the Andong Cultural Area. At the end of the Goryeo Dynasty, the first two Ddeulzip were constructed in the Andong cultural region. This house type, where prominent figures such as Toegye and Seoae were born, likely became the central residential model of the early Joseon period. In the 15th century, large-scale (inner courtyard width of 4–5 kan) and medium-scale (inner courtyard width of 3 kan) Ddeulzip were primarily constructed. By the 16th century, smaller-scale Ddeulzip with 2-kan central courtyard width also began to appear. During this time, more complex layouts such as character-shaped houses comprising over 50 kan were developed, resulting in a diverse range of Ddeulzip types. The spatial composition of Ddeulzip expanded both along rows and columns (haenggan and yeolgan), contributing to the architectural diversity of upper-class residences. Roof forms such as Seosangak and Usangak allowed Ddeulzip to be constructed on various types of terrain.