Public, Memory, and Place: When to Summon Abandoned Places

Public, Memory, and Place: When to Summon Abandoned Places / FEATURE / architecture / 084 / Choon Choi, Noryangjin Sewage Walk, Magok Cultural Center, asteroid G, infrastructure, public architecture, public art, remodeling, regeneration, collaboration, cultural space, non-place /

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a round architects / Public, Memory, and Place: When to Summon Abandoned Places / PROJECT / architecture / 076 / Architecture, a round architects, neighbourhood living facility, single house, office, momory, past, connectivity, relationship, light, granite stone /

Pavilion of Floating Lights

Jae K. Kim / Public, Memory, and Place: When to Summon Abandoned Places / PROJECT / architecture / 068 / Architecture, pavilion, Jinju, Jae K. Kim, traditional architecture, Koreanity, technology, wooden structure, post-and-lintel structure, augmented reality, nugak, tree /

Isabu Dokdo Museum

Simplex Architecture / Public, Memory, and Place: When to Summon Abandoned Places / PROJECT / architecture / 056 / Simplex Architecture, Park Chungwhan, Song Sanghun, cultural and assembly facility, Isabu Dokdo Museum, exhibition, sequences, water space, stone plaza /

Shared Residence Hanazono

T2P Architects Office / Public, Memory, and Place: When to Summon Abandoned Places / PROJECT / architecture / 036 / T2P Architects Office, shared residence, Shared Residence Hanazono, Japan, Osaka, nagaya, accommodation, stay, wooden structure, slanted roofs /