Younghan Chung
Architect Seoul / South Korea
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Tiny forest
Seoul / South Korea / 2022
16
Light Hollow
Busan / South Korea / 2020
20
Floating Cubes
Ochang-eup, Cheongwon-gu, Chungcheongbuk-do / South Korea / 2018
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Five Trees
Busan / South Korea / 2015
12
6X6 HOUSE
Hoengseong-gun / South Korea / 2015
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9X9 EXPERIMENTAL HOUSE
Yangju-si / South Korea / 2013
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Poroscape
Seoul / South Korea / 2011
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Invisible wall
Seoul / South Korea / 2007
17
The shade container
Seoul / South Korea / 2005
16
The light container
Seoul / South Korea / 2003
Education and Sports and hosted at the National University of Singapore. His representative project, Poroscape (2012) in Insa-dong was awarded the 2013 Seoul Architectural Wbrk Award and 6x6 House (2014) was awarded the Kim Swoo Geun Preview Award in 2014. More recently, Five Trees (2015) was simultaneously awarded the KIA Award (The Best 7 Architecture of the Year Exhibition) In 2015 and the Busandaun Architecture Awards, 2016. In 2018, Floating Cubes (2018) was awarded a prize In the Architectural Design- Residential Architecture category, hosted by Architecture MasterPrize.
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Younghan Chung graduated from the department of architecture at Hanyang University Graduate School. He has experimentedwith a diverse range of architectural projects since opening his architecture firm in 2002. From 2013 onwards, he has been In chargeof the the direction of the long-term themed exhibition 'Minimal House', and In 2016 he was selected as an invited artist for the Korean modern architecture International exhibition, 'Fragments of New Housing Language', organised by the Ministry of Culture, Education and Sports and hosted at the National University of Singapore. His representative project, Poroscape (2012) in Insa-dong was awarded the 2013 Seoul Architectural Wbrk Award and 6x6 House (2014) was awarded the Kim Swoo Geun Preview Award in 2014. More recently, Five Trees (2015) was simultaneously awarded the KIA Award (The Best 7 Architecture of the Year Exhibition) In 2015 and the Busandaun Architecture Awards, 2016. In 2018, Floating Cubes (2018) was awarded a prize In the Architectural Design- Residential Architecture category, hosted by Architecture MasterPrize.