Concrete Seoul Map
Seoulās finest examples of concrete and Brutalist architecture from the early 1960s to today are featured on this two-sided, bilingual guide.
Including a map of selected buildings in Seoul and its surroundings, and details of over fifty concrete buildings, this map celebrates the thoroughly modern mark that concrete-built post-war development left on the city and its suburbs.
Architects featured include Chung-up Kim, Swoo-geun Kim, MVRDV, Steven Holl, Zaha Hadid, and many others. With an introduction by Hyon-Sob Kim, Professor at Korea Universityās Department of Architecture, and original photography by Yongjoon Choi.
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Concrete Seoul Map
Concrete Seoul Map
Seoulās finest examples of concrete and Brutalist architecture from the early 1960s to today are featured on this two-sided, bilingual guide.
Including a map of selected buildings in Seoul and its surroundings, and details of over fifty concrete buildings, this map celebrates the thoroughly modern mark that concrete-built post-war development left on the city and its suburbs.
Architects featured include Chung-up Kim, Swoo-geun Kim, MVRDV, Steven Holl, Zaha Hadid, and many others. With an introduction by Hyon-Sob Kim, Professor at Korea Universityās Department of Architecture, and original photography by Yongjoon Choi.
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Seoulās finest examples of concrete and Brutalist architecture from the early 1960s to today are featured on this two-sided, bilingual guide.
Including a map of selected buildings in Seoul and its surroundings, and details of over fifty concrete buildings, this map celebrates the thoroughly modern mark that concrete-built post-war development left on the city and its suburbs.
Architects featured include Chung-up Kim, Swoo-geun Kim, MVRDV, Steven Holl, Zaha Hadid, and many others. With an introduction by Hyon-Sob Kim, Professor at Korea Universityās Department of Architecture, and original photography by Yongjoon Choi.
