Gunsan: A City Open to Change

Yoon Zoosun / Why Gunsan?: Project Re\Turning Gunsan / FEATURE / ESSSAY / urban / 28 / FEATURE, ESSAY, Yoon Zoosun, Gunsan, jjamppong, muddy stream, Japanese culture, Chinese culture, American culture, migrant, hybrid, Project Re＼Turning Gunsan, friendship capital, friendship ecosystem, Romantic Bonds, public-private partnership, urban regereration project, Local:Rise Gunsan, Yeonghwa Town, GCC, Gunsan Community Hall, DIT /

Gunsan: A City Open to Change

Yoon Zoosun / Why Gunsan?: Project Re\Turning Gunsan / FEATURE / ESSSAY / urban / 28 / FEATURE, ESSAY, Yoon Zoosun, Gunsan, jjamppong, muddy stream, Japanese culture, Chinese culture, American culture, migrant, hybrid, Project Re＼Turning Gunsan, friendship capital, friendship ecosystem, Romantic Bonds, public-private partnership, urban regereration project, Local:Rise Gunsan, Yeonghwa Town, GCC, Gunsan Community Hall, DIT /

An Unfinished City, Evolving Architecture: Questions Raised by the Past, Present, and Future of the LG Twin Towers

Jung Yoonchun / LG Twin Towers: Continuing to Pursue a Dream of the Ideal Ci / FEATURE / DIALOGUE / architecture / 58 / FEATURE, dialogue, LG Twin Towers, Jung Yoonchun, SOM, Lee Dal-Ho, Junglim Architecture, Jeong Woongab, LG, company, headquarter, publicness, openness, transparency, atrium, remodeling, design, connection, office /

Envisioning the Future Through the Past: ‘Vision & Legacy: 30 Years of the Korean Pavilion’

Kim Bokyoung / ‘Intelligens. Natural. Artificial. Collective.’: 2025 Venic / FEATURE / REVIEW / architecture / 32 / FEATURE, 2025 Venice Biennale, Korean Pavilion 30th anniversary, Korean Pavilion forum, reception dinner marking the opening, CAC, Marco Mulazzani, Franco Mancuso, Cho Minsuk, Rinio Bruttomesso, Kimm Jong Soung, Kim Seok Chul, Querini Stampalia, Carlo Scarpa /

Presence : Absence Region : Accessibility Side Roads : Openings and Closings Scale : Materials Flexibility: Precision Neighbourhood Living Facility : Architecture

Kim Dongjin / The Methods Behind Neighbourhood Living Facilities: Kim Dong / FRAME / DIALOGUE / architecture / 36 / FRAME, dialogue, Kim Dongjin, Lee Sungyong, SYL Architects, Zo Hangman, Seoul National University, The Methods behind Neighbourhood Living Facilities, neighbourhood living facilities, architecture, narrative, figure, region, accessibility, side roads, openings and closings, main road, materials, flexibility, precision /