A simple house in South Korea with brick cladding was designed with its changing surroundings in mind.

In South Korea, a hilltop chapel's geometric forms draw on the history of sacred buildings.

Olson Kundig invites children to lose themselves in a surreal rooftop environment in Daegu, South Korea.

A South Korean house with a traditional gable roof maintains a sense of privacy.

In a dense residential area just west of Seoul, South Korea, a church’s sculptural form breaks up the surrounding cityscape of banal apartment towers. 

When architects—or politicians, for that matter—speak of walls, they usually see them as boundaries dividing one place from another.