The May 2026 issue (No. 702) of Monthly SPACE featured an article titled “Today’s Architecture for Tomorrow’s Earth: JUNGLIM Architecture” in its FRAME section, spanning approximately 74 pages (pp. 20–97).
This special feature, which also served as the exhibition theme for the 2024 Korea Architecture Industry Fair (KAFF) and the 2025 Incheon Asian Architects Congress (ACA21), highlights the role architecture can play in the era of the climate crisis and low economic growth through JUNGLIM Architecture recent works.
It highlights JUNGLIM Architecture’ efforts to enhance public interest and resilience while expanding the scope of design toward regeneration, reuse, and eco-friendliness, as well as the firm’s vision to evolve into an urban mediator and a driving force for ecological living.
In the Press
[ESSAY] Responding to the Demands of the Times and Society Through Collective Intelligence and Organizational Design
[DIALOGUE] Toward Sustainable Architecture: 9 Strategies ①
Solution 1. Minimizing Energy Consumption: Each server building and office building at the NAVER Data Center GAK Sejong
Solution 2. Low-Carbon Materials: LG ThinQ Home
Solution 3. Adaptive Reuse: 31 Building Renovation
Solution 3. Adaptive Reuse: Jeonil Building 245
Solution 4. Preserving Local Character: National Museum of Democratic Republic of the Congo
Solution 5. Resource Recycling and the Circular Economy: Pyeongchang Olympic Stadium
Solution 6. Resilience: Donghae Mangsang Auto Camping Resort
Solution 7. Underground City Development: Gangnam Intermodal Transit Center
Solution 8. Strengthening a Sense of Place and Community: Daegu Bank Second Headquarters
Solution 8. Strengthening a Sense of Place and Community: Busan North Port Marina
Solution 9. Ecological Interrelationships: National Museum Complex Masterplan of Sejong Administrative City, Korea
