Strolling Through the Spatiotemporal Realm of the Korean Pavilion in Giardini: ¡®Little Toad Little Toad: Unbuilding Pavilion¡¯

CAC / Kim Jeoungeun / ¡®Intelligens. Natural. Artificial. Collective.¡¯: 2025 Venic / FEATURE / REVIEW / architecture / 26 / FEATURE, 2025 Venice Biennale, Korean Pavilion, Chung Dahyoung, Kim Heejung, Jung Sungkyu, Kim Hyunjong, Park Heechan, Young Yena, Lee Dammy, Giardini, Kim Seok Chul, Franco Mancuso, Overwriting, Overriding, , 30 Million Years Under the Pavilion, New Voyage, Time for Trees /

Beyond the Spectrum of Space and Furniture

Ahn Seohu, Lee Sisan / Turkish Architecture Now / RELAY INTERVIEW / ¿À´ÃÀÇ °ÇÃà°¡ / architecture / 126 /

A Museum of Human Civilisation: The Geopolitical Landscape of Türkiye

Lee Heesoo / Turkish Architecture Now / FEATURE / ESSAY / architecture / 18 /

Thrives Anytime, Anywhere

Kim Seona, Lee Soobin / Between Two Modernities in Chinese Architecture: Chang Yung / RELAY INTERVIEW / I AM AN ARCHITECT / architecture / 126 / relay interview, I am an architect, Kim Seona, Lee Soobin, Studio Stuckyi, THINKofME, Mangwon-dong, Shinsu-dong Orkid, House Dong-baek, Reikis, Bookshop Glance /

Temporary Mid-Size City: A Tear in the Residential Fabric

Lee Janghwan, Lee Sanghyun / Evolving into a Graceful and Sophisticated Expression: Jeong / SERIES / The Possibilities In / urban / 124 / SERIES, The Possibilities Inherent in Extinction, Mid-Size City Forum, Lee Janghwan, Lee Sanghyun, small and medium-sized city, mid-size city, Temporary Mid-Size City, A Tear in the Residential Fabric, temporality, mobility, peak season, off-peak season, weekend, weekday, visitor, tourism industry, local festival, parking issues /