Here and Now, Democracy: Namyeong-dong Anti-Communist Interrogation Office and the National Museum of Korean Democracy

Kim Sungil, Kim Youngchul, Chung Hyuna / Shaping Architecture Through Conditions: On architects / REPORT / architecture / 110 / REPORT, Kim Swoo Geun, Namyeong-dong Anti-Communist Interrogation Office, National Museum of Korean Democracy, Kim Sungil, Kim Youngchul, Chung Hyuna, Korea Democracy Foundation, DIA Architecture, negative heritage, operation, planning, Opening Exhibition, site, democracy, human rights, state violence, soundscape, Main Hall, Special Docent, education, public space /

Jangyu Single Family House

M Play Architecture / Kim Taeyun / Shaping Architecture Through Conditions: On architects / FOCUS / architecture / 94 / FOCUS, Kim Taeyun, M Play Architecture, Single Family House in Jangyu, gable roof, exposed concrete, white stucco, contrast, restraint, cement block screen, Gimhae, Gimhae Yulha District 2, Gyeongsangnam-do, material, façade /

A Player Who Coordinates Material and Scale: Kim Taeyun

Kim Taeyun / Today¡¯s Architecture for Tomorrow¡¯s Earth: Junglim Architect / RELAY INTERVIEW / architecture / 138 / relay interview, I am an architect, Kim Taeyun, M Play Architecture, Gyeongsang National University, Paris-La Villette, public architect, Jinju, Changwon, Gyeongsangnam-do, A Tout de Sweet, Namhae Villa, Single Family House in Jangyu, Footbridge in Jinju, Table55 /

Architecture That Reopens the City

Seoul National University / Kim Saehoon / Today¡¯s Architecture for Tomorrow¡¯s Earth: Junglim Architect / FRAME / CRITIQUE / architecture / 92 / FRAME, CRITIQUE, Junglim Architecture, Kim Saehoon, adaptive reuse, resilience, underground urbanism, locality, community, Samil Building, Jeonil Building, renovation, Mangsang Auto Camping Resort, Gangnam Intermodal Transit Cente, public transit oriented development, TOD, porous structure, publicness, large-scale design firm, mediator /

A Shift in Architectural Practice and Three Ecologies

DAYPLACE / Nam Sangmoon / Today¡¯s Architecture for Tomorrow¡¯s Earth: Junglim Architect / FRAME / CRITIQUE / architecture / 86 / FRAME, CRITIQUE, Junglim Architecture, Nam Sangmoon, mental ecology, social ecology, environmental ecology, architectural practice, large-scale design firm, NAVER Data Center GAK Sejong, National Children¡¯s Museum, PyeongChang Olympic Stadium /