A Parking Lot as an Urban Solution: Jungan Public Parking Lot vs. EIDEN Headquarters & Parking Tower

CoRe Architects, archromaky / U Zongxoo, Kim Vin / Marvelling at Voluntary Structural Experiments: Kim Jaekyung / CROSS CRITIQUE / architecture / 64 / Cross Critique, Jungan Public Parking Lot, EIDEN Headquarters & Parking Tower, CoRe Architects, U Zongxoo, Kim Vin, archromaky, Yim Jinsoo, Lee Jeonghoon, parking lot, urban solution, urban planning, scale, publicness, commercial viability /

Beyond the Mid-Size City: The Architecture of the Non-Human

Lee Janghwan, Lee Sanghyun / Why Gunsan?: Project Re\Turning Gunsan / SERIES / The Possibilities In / urban / 108 / SERIES, The Possibilities Inherent in Extinction, Mid-Size City Forum, Lee Janghwan, Lee Sanghyun, small and medium-sized city, mid-size city, architecture of the non-human, rural area, countryside, eup, myeon, ri, farmland, farm road, livestock barn, rice mill, rice processing complex, cultivation facility, solar power plant, farming population, hyper-functionality, hyper-efficiency /

Gunsan’s Colonial City Block: An Indigenous User’s Manual

SoA / Lee Chihoon / Why Gunsan?: Project Re\Turning Gunsan / FEATURE / CRITIQUE / urban / 60 / FEATURE, Critique, Project Re＼Turning Gunsan, Lee Chihoon, colonial city, urban tissue, related population, Asayama Kenzo, Nagaya, Machiya, Omote, Ura, Omote, Ura, colonial Block, block interiors, Omote/Ura Reversed /

Layers of Earth and Narrative: Bangjja Yugi Museum for Bongju Lee’s Korean Brassware in Mungyeong

Heechan Park / LG Twin Towers: Continuing to Pursue a Dream of the Ideal Ci / REPORT / architecture / 120 / REPORT, Heechan Park, Studio Heech, Lee Kyubong, AltCon Architecture Studio, earth, Bangjja Yugi Museum for Bongju Lee’s Korean Brassware, bangjja yugi, Korean traditional bronzeware, bronzeware, Lee Bongju, Lee Hyeong-geun, Rammed earth, earth architecture /

An Unfinished City, Evolving Architecture: Questions Raised by the Past, Present, and Future of the LG Twin Towers

Jung Yoonchun / LG Twin Towers: Continuing to Pursue a Dream of the Ideal Ci / FEATURE / DIALOGUE / architecture / 58 / FEATURE, dialogue, LG Twin Towers, Jung Yoonchun, SOM, Lee Dal-Ho, Junglim Architecture, Jeong Woongab, LG, company, headquarter, publicness, openness, transparency, atrium, remodeling, design, connection, office /