Leading the Way in Residential and Urban Design in South Korea | Jungsuk Lee, President of JUNGLIM Architecture CL
“Building on a Harmony of Tradition and Innovation,
We Are Pooling Our Resources to Shape the Future of Cities and Housing”
All-out Efforts to Balance Quantitative and Qualitative Growth in the Housing and Urban Development Sectors
Delivering Distinctive Designs Through Design and Technical Expertise… Contributing to the Enhancement of Urban Quality
Urgent Need to Ensure Realistic Design Fees… The Industry Must Work Together to Eliminate Excessive Competition…
Residential and urban design requires careful consideration, as it must prioritize the urban context while balancing public interest with commercial viability. It is the architect’s role to propose optimal solutions that result in designs that can be successfully implemented.
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“Based on JUNGLIM Architecture top-tier technical expertise and competitiveness, we are pooling our resources to play a leading role in the residential and urban sectors,” said President Lee, expressing confidence that “we will focus our capabilities on designing the future of South Korea’s cities and housing through a harmonious blend of tradition and cutting-edge innovation.”
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The client and the architect must become “one team.” It is not enough to passively follow only what the client wants, nor is it possible to achieve good results by unilaterally pushing through the designer’s ideas alone. To ensure public interest and create better spaces, we must ultimately persuade the client and move forward together. Good projects emerge from the process of coordinating each other’s goals.
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