‘Delirious’ Hongdae, or the Terrifying Beauty of the Cadavre Exquis

Chang Yongsoon / Architecture that Thinks through Form: FORMATIVE ARCHITECTS / FEATURE / CRITIQUE / architecture / 102 / FEATURE, CRITIQUE, Chang Yongsoon, Hongdae, Hongik University, OMA, Researchitecture, Landscape Urbanism, topology, knitting, de-centralisation, de-boundary, Rhizome, dis-orientation /

Envisaging the Borderless Campus of the Future

Lee Hyunho / Architecture that Thinks through Form: FORMATIVE ARCHITECTS / FEATURE / REPORT / architecture / 88 / FEATURE, REPORT, Lee Hyunho, NEW HONGIK, Hongik University, Underground Campus, David Chipperfield, Herzog & de Meuron, SANAA, OMA, Renzo Piano, Ito Toyo, Sarah Whiting, John Hong /

NEW HONGIK: International Invited Design Competition for Hongik University Seoul Campus

Architecture that Thinks through Form: FORMATIVE ARCHITECTS / FEATURE / architecture / 86 / FEATURE, REPORT, NEW HONGIK, Hongik University, David Chipperfield, Herzog & de Meuron, SANAA, OMA, Renzo Piano, Ito Toyo, Sarah Whiting, John Hong /

An Architecture Named ‘Formative Desire’

Formative architects / Chun Euiyoung / Architecture that Thinks through Form: FORMATIVE ARCHITECTS / FRAME / CRITIQUE / architecture / 80 / FRAME, CRITIQUE, Formative architects, Chun Euiyoung, Hwadamjae, Chungju Madang House, Chungsu Got, form, desire, commercial architecture, caf /

Chungsu Got

Formative architects / Koh Youngsung, Lee Sungbeom / Architecture that Thinks through Form: FORMATIVE ARCHITECTS / FRAME / PROJECT / architecture / 72 / FRAME, PROJECT, Formative architects, Jeju, stay, single house, oreum, form, Gotjawal, Hallasan Mountain, Sanbangsan Mountain, axis, context /