Tag: research
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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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Interior City Making
Published in SPACE magazine, this article explores the Dulwich College Seoul Inquiry Hub as an “Interior City,” reimagining a children’s library as an urban landscape for learning. → read more
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Inclusive Proportions: The Egalitarian Section and the Variable Plan
Challenging fixed proportional systems, this library calibrates space for growing children — park, city, and mezzanine woven into an egalitarian spatial ecosystem. → read more
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Nested Learning Spaces: Seoul Foreign School Middle Years Library
중첩된 배움의 공간: 서울외국인학교 중학교 도서실[Published in SPACE magazine, issue 614, Jan 2019 | Jiyoon Lee, editor] The Seoul Foreign School, located atop a striking hilltop site overlooking Yonhui-dong, is a campus where one can witness an emerging… → 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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Tacit Struggle: Converging Architectural Experience and Sustainable Strategies
Tung House proves that merging building science with spatial design creates a new synthesis. Its decoupled roof optimizes solar performance while transforming the interior volume and exterior typology. → read more
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Interdependent Urbanism
A performance-based zoning tool uses computation to test density, daylight, parks, and program – proving urban quality need not decline as cities grow denser. → read more
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Spaces of Translation
Manhattan’s Koreatown recasts inherited fabric through cultural exchange, where street life, commerce, and identity intertwine in a dense, dialogical urban topography. → read more
