No Place to Hide: The Struggle of Micro-details
I struggled immensely designing this tiny object.
That might sound ridiculous. As an architect, I am used to dealing with masterplans, site constraints, and structures that weigh thousands of tons. I usually work at a scale of 1:100, 1:500, or even 1:1000. At that scale, a line on a piece of paper represents a thick concrete wall; a box represents a building.
Post-Market: A Sunday of Unexpected Visitors
This past Sunday, December 21st, was the Holiday Market at Songeun. But the day turned out to be less about “selling” and more about “connecting.”
Gravity, Architecture, and a Tiny Little Piece of Weight
I’ve been wondering how to introduce this blog. Should I write a grand manifesto? Perhaps lay the first foundation stone of how we began? 김태혁