From Sculpture Emerges a Garden: Gabriel Orozco Garden

Shin Myungjin / Shaping Architecture Through Conditions: On architects / EXHIBITION / art / 118 / EXHIBITION, Leeum Museum of Art, Gabriel Orozco Garden, Outdoor Deck, Shin Myungjin, sculpture, site-specific installation, garden, everyday, uncommon, boundary, water, circle, museum, publicness, Three Friends of Winter, collaboration, Korean atmosphere, white, low-growing plant, reclaimed timber, manhole cover /

Here and Now, Democracy: Namyeong-dong Anti-Communist Interrogation Office and the National Museum of Korean Democracy

Kim Sungil, Kim Youngchul, Chung Hyuna / Shaping Architecture Through Conditions: On architects / REPORT / architecture / 110 / REPORT, Kim Swoo Geun, Namyeong-dong Anti-Communist Interrogation Office, National Museum of Korean Democracy, Kim Sungil, Kim Youngchul, Chung Hyuna, Korea Democracy Foundation, DIA Architecture, negative heritage, operation, planning, Opening Exhibition, site, democracy, human rights, state violence, soundscape, Main Hall, Special Docent, education, public space /

New Museum

OMA / OMA / Today’s Architecture for Tomorrow’s Earth: Junglim Architect / PROJECT / architecture / 98 / PROJECT, OMA, New Museum, Shohei Shigematsu, Rem Koolhaas, cultural facility, museum, New York, SANAA /

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 /