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 /

Solution 5. Circular Design: PyeongChang Olympic Stadium

Junglim Architecture+Project Management Partners of Architects / Today’s Architecture for Tomorrow’s Earth: Junglim Architect / FRAME / PROJECT / architecture / 66 / FRAME, PROJECT, Junglim Architecture, circular design, PyeongChang Olympic Stadium, Project Management Partners of Architects, dismantling, demolition, recycling, temporary architecture, Oylmpic Mode, Lagacy Mode, fnatural stands, PVC mesh /

Situating Asian Landscape Architecture Through Ecological Boundaries: ‘Designers of Mountain and Water: Alternative Landscapes for a Changing Climate’

Kim Jungyoon / What Architecture Should Do: KYWC Architects / LIFE / architecture / 100 / LIFE, Kim Jungyoon, Harvard, GSD, Druker Design Gallery, Harvard Korea Institute, sansu, Landscape, Asia, Ecological Boundaries, Changing Climate, bioregion, Landprocess, Turenscape, P Landscape, PARKKIM /

Manor Mirage

BUZZ Architects / Zhuang Ziyu / What Architecture Should Do: KYWC Architects / FOCUS / architecture / 84 / PROJECT, BUZZ Architects, Zhuang Ziyu, China, Manor Mirage, Zhangjiakou, renovation, bridge, frame, pavilion /

Artsite Soje

Atelier Chang + Taera Space Architects / Chang Soohyun / What Architecture Should Do: KYWC Architects / PROJECT / architecture / 74 / PROJECT, Artsite Soje, Atelier Jang, Jang Soohyun, Daejeon, Soje-dong, railway, quarters, urban regeneration, Gwansamaeul, master plan, renovation, exhibition hall, caf /