[CRITIQUE] The Geometry of Re-Orientation | Pez...

Geometry is the foundational language of architecture. For Vitruvius, the circle and the square embodied th...

Jul 23, 2026

A Space for Those Who Keep the City Moving: Bae...

Amidst the busy flow of urban life, many are constantly on the move to keep the city running. Foremost amon...

Jul 16, 2026

An Elementary Structure That Embraces Contingen...

Swiss architects generally practice architecture in the region to which they belong, building close local r...

Jul 08, 2026

[INTERVIEW] Self-Referential Architecture | Pez...

Since REST came later, we had a better idea of the possible connections to other elements in the garden. Th...

Jun 30, 2026

[editorial] The Return of Meaning: Les Jardins ...

Jun 29, 2026

Designing Everyday Landscapes: Lim Taehyung

‘I am an Architect’ was planned to meet young architects who seek their own architecture in a variety of ma...

Jun 22, 2026

From Sculpture Emerges a Garden: Gabriel Orozco...

I was studying contemporary art when the retrospective exhibition of Gabriel Orozco, a Mexico-born artist, ...

Jun 17, 2026

[CRITIQUE] Prelude to a Figure | On architects

From the beginning of a project to its completion as a physical reality, there are two early moments that d...

Jun 15, 2026

The Demolition of Two Car Parks Designed by Chr...

Two of the four car parks in Muharraq, Bahrain, designed by Christian Kerez were demolished by royal decree...

Jun 11, 2026

Here and Now, Democracy: Namyeong-dong Anti-Com...

Completed in 1977 and designed by Kim Swoo Geun, the Namyeong-dong Anti-Communist Interrogation Office is a...

Jun 04, 2026

[INTERVIEW] Shaping Architecture Through Condit...

To be honest, in the past I did not consciously try to find or examine any direct relationship between natu...

Jun 01, 2026

A Player Who Coordinates Material and Scale: Ki...

‘I am an Architect’ was planned to meet young architects who seek their own architecture in a variety of ma...

May 29, 2026

[CRITIQUE] Architecture That Reopens the City |...

The 60-year trajectory of Junglim Architecture covers more than just the history of growth of a single larg...

May 28, 2026

[editorial] Ulsan, Architect, Jung Woongsik

May 28, 2026

[CRITIQUE] A Shift in Architectural Practice an...

The 2015 Paris Agreement on Climate Change aimed to limit the global average temperature rise to 1.5°C abov...

May 27, 2026

[DIALOGUE] Towards a Sustainable Architecture: ...

The DGB 2nd Headquarters is the project where Junglim Architecture first established the design process (SD...

May 22, 2026

[DIALOGUE] Towards a Sustainable Architecture: ...

Both buildings share the commonality of being projects that rewrite the structure to meet present demands w...

May 18, 2026

Why Should It Be Preserved, and How: AGIT STUDIO ②

Muke Samcheong-dong was indeed a somewhat exceptional case compared to our previous renovation projects. Th...

May 14, 2026

On What Gets Pushed Out of the Frame: Daisy Zi...

This is not the documentary-style ‘architecture film’ that we are used to seeing; it’s a film about the wor...

May 12, 2026

Why Should It Be Preserved, and How: AGIT STUDIO ①

Like many young architects, a significant portion of the early work of AGIT STUDIO (Co-Principals, Seo Jami...

May 08, 2026