[ESSAY] Once Again, Back to Life

Gunsan opened its port in 1899. It was one of four cities – along with Incheon, Mokpo, and Busan R...

reportSept 08, 2025

[INTERVIEW] The Novelist’s City, Gunsan

I had been living in Iksan since 2018, until in 2021 a cultural foundation in Gwangju, Gyeonggi Province, o...

reportSept 09, 2025

[PROJECT] Project Re\Turning Gunsan

SPACE September 2025 (No. 694)             

projectSept 02, 2025

[ESSAY] Gunsan: A City Open to Change

Over the past decade, Gunsan has served as Korea’s stage for the boldest urban regeneration experiments. Ma...

reportSept 01, 2025

[BRIEF INTERVIEW] Gunsan, Books, Cities: It’s an Art Bookstore and Sometimes an Exhibition Space

After decades in Seoul, always surrounded by people I knew well, I began to feel as if I was stuck on a ham...

reportAug 28, 2025

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

I believe that the recent transformation of the LG Twin Towers (hereinafter Twin Towers)’s communal area on...

reportAug 20, 2025

[INTERVIEW] Created with and Dedicated to Employees: LG Twin Towers Remodeling

The planning of the full-scale remodeling project, which began in 2021, was rooted in enhancing user experi...

reportAug 18, 2025

[PROJECT] LG Twin Towers Public Areas Remodeling

SPACE August 2025 (No. 693)  Image courtesy of Junglim Architecture​ Front view of the...

projectAug 12, 2025

[HISTORY] LG Twin Towers: Continuing to Pursue a Dream of the Ideal City

reportAug 08, 2025

[CRITIQUE] Regional Architectural Ideals: Lucky-Goldstar Twin Towers

Despite playing a significant role in shaping Seoul’s current high-rise, high-density appearance, the high-...

reportJul 31, 2025