30 Years of the Korean Pavilion at the Venice Biennale and Beyond

Kim Jia / From Existence to Flow: ITM YOOEHWA ARCHITECTS / REPORT / architecture / 116 / REPORT, Venice Biennale Korean Pavilion, Venice Biennale, Korean Pavilion, 30th anniversary, Arts Council Korea, Kim Seok Chul, Franco Mancuso /

Manipulating the Logic of Neighbourhood Living Facilities: Triplet Code in Imun, Sinsa, Sangsoo

Yim Dongwoo / From Existence to Flow: ITM YOOEHWA ARCHITECTS / REPORT / architecture / 102 / REPORT, Kim Dongjin, L'EAU design, Yim Dongwoo, triplet code, Imun, Sinsa, Sangsoo, neighbourhood living faility, legislation, context, commercial, rent, streetscape /

Leaving Stories with an Open Ending

Kim Myoungjae, Choi Yeojin / Data Center: New Architectural Typology Faced with Challenge / SERIES / I AM AN ARCHITECT / architecture / 126 / relay interview, I am an architect, Kim Myoungjae, Choi Yeojin, Plot Architects, Bogwang-dong, Bartlett, partner, public architecture, public building, narrative, plot, experience, empathise, excavate, BIM, prefabrication /

FRONT / Kim Hwan / Data Center: New Architectural Typology Faced with Challenge / FEATURE / PROJECT / architecture / 104 / FEATURE, PROJECT, NAVER, data center, GAK Sejong, façade, Sejong, FRONT, Kim Hwan, high-tech, low-tech, optimal technology, net zero, aluminum sheet, louver, open-source, visual script /

The Architecture of Data Center GAK Sejong

Ye Jungeun, Kim Sungyeol / Data Center: New Architectural Typology Faced with Challenge / FEATURE / ESSAY / architecture / 76 / FEATURE, ESSAY, NAVER, data center, GAK Sejong, Ye Jungeun, Kim Sungyeo, design competition, master plan, ecology, technology, environment, material, signage design, collaboration /