The Flow of Contemporary Korean Architecture

Chung Kwiweon, Nam Sangmoon, Kang Yerin / 60 Years of Contemporary Korean Architecture: 100 Projects, / FEATURE / PROLOGUE / architecture / 60 / FEATURE, 60th aniversary special issue, Contemporary Korean Architecture, 100 selections, Theme, Project, Question, selector, Chung Kwiweon, Nam Sangmoon, Kang Yerin, flow, value, memory, open genealogy, Space and Composition, Materials and Materiality, Structure and Technology, Collective Life, Urban and Region, History and Memory, Human and Nonhuman /

Hwigyeong-dong 343 Multi-Housing Complex

Studio In Loco / Kim Naun / Always a Little Closer to Utopia: BIG / FOCUS / architecture / 92 / FOCUS, Hwigyeong-dong 343 Multi-Housing Complex, Studio In Loco, Kim Naun, Kang Seunghyun, togetherness, exposed concrete, flexible interactions /

Chuncheon Bandabi Public Sports Center

Kang Yerin + SoA / Kang Yerin, Lee Chihoon / Shaping Architecture Through Conditions: On architects / PROJECT / architecture / 84 / PROJECT, SoA, Kang Yerin, Lee Chihoon, Chuncheon Bandabi Public Sports Center, Chuncheon, sports facility, swimming pool, surplus, public nature /

Building and Dwelling in an Era of Extinction and Shrinkage: ‘Busan MOCA Platform 2025_Call Me By My Name’

Bang Yukyung / Rigorous Play: fala / EXHIBITION / architecture / 106 / EXHIBITION, Busan Museum of Contemporary Art, Busan MOCA, Platform, Call Me By My Name, Kim Gahyun, Kang Haeseong, Moon Sojung, Han Kyungtai, Common Senses, The File Room, Listen to the City, ADHD, lab.WWW, Yoolim Architects, HyunjeJoo_Baukunst, Pozamong, Seoul Queer Collective /

A Ten-Metre Basalt Wall Falls: Seogwipo Tourist Theater

Kang Jungyoon / A Mediator Embracing Reality: GUBO Architects + Hong Jihak / REPORT / architecture / 122 / REPORT, Kang Jungyoon, a root architecture, Seogwipo Tourist Theater, architectural assets, Lee Jungseop Art Museum, Jeju, demolition, preservation /