Category: EXHIBITIONS × LECTURES
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The Machine and the Garden
Like a living organism, “The Machine and the Garden” explores how the city can innovate and regenerate while healing Daegu’s damaged natural environment. → read more
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100 Years of Modern Architecture in Korea Exhibit
P : A’s Devious Topographies is featured in The Future We Have Drawn, an exhibition marking 100 years of modern architecture at SNU. → read more
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Seoul Biennale Opening Forum
John Hong discussed education and resiliency at the Seoul Biennale 2021, calling for deeper, collaborative, and cross-disciplinary architectural education to empower future designers. → read more
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City as Verb
City as Verb reframes the city as action rather than object, presenting 17 global cities that reveal urban life as active, participatory, and transformative. → read more
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Contemporary Jeongja
Apertures frame Seoul’s ancient and modern layers in dialogue, their curvature dissolving the contrast between interior detail and distant urban vistas. → read more
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Chambord: Utopian Palimpsest
Chambord’s future is a palimpsest of its past. By reimagining More’s Utopia as a tethered peninsula, this project crafts a site of constant, contingent evolution. → read more
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Fragments of a New Housing Language
Korean architects are quietly reassembling housing elements into new syntaxes. Each work in this book offers unique innovations and typological advances → read more
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Psychedelic Architecture Lecture
Parallel to the 1960s, does today’s architecture lack a relevant movement? John Hong proposes form and allegory over function to tackle our imminent crises. → read more
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Seoul Biennale Open Architecture Critiques
City as Verb: Imminent Futures for Seoul’s Dongdaemun Region invites a public studio review with Marc Brossa, John Hong, and Sanki Choe. → read more
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Existing City / New Resource
An exhibition on nine Seoul projects shows how underused infrastructure can be recycled into new public realms, redefining the urban commons → read more
