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This paper presents the findings obtained from the investigation of immaterial peculiarities retained in the residence of the gentility in the Chosun Dynasty as follows; (1) the immaterial peculiarities are classifiable to three categories, that is, material, morphologic construction and spacial aspects. In the material aspect, translucence, lightness, metaphor, and sur-epidermis are found. In the morphologic construction aspect, de-gravitation is involved. Finally, the spacial aspect includes the ambiguity among the boundaries of spaces and the feature that do not takes due notice of the occasion. (2) specifically relative to the material aspect, translucence accomplished by the usage of Han-Ji(korean traditional paper attached on the door, window, and wall)is identified. In addition, non-gravitation which is attained by the feelings of floating and dynamic, which are provided by the Ru-Maru(floored space like a pavilion) in morphologic construction aspect. (3) The ambiguity among the boundaries of spaces are found between interior spaces, between interior and exterior spaces, and between exterior and exterior spaces. According to the three deployments, it was found that there are ambiguous boundaries between rooms; between room, Dae-Chung(the main floored space between rooms), and Ma-dang(korean courtyard) as well as the vista from room or Dae-Chung over the fence to scenery; between Ma-dang and Ma-dang, space expedition achieved by Chae-Nu-Num(divided mass style) is identified. (4) The spaces in the residence of the gentility can be defined as to retain relativity that transcends the boundaries between spaces. That is, the spaces are formulated as a whole by considering the collective connection referred to Mu-Ja-Sung so that the whole spaces are mentioned to retain a recursive attribute. (5) the recursive attribute of the whole spaces can be divided into the interior circulation and exterior circulation.