MODERN AND TRADITIONAL, ARTIFICIAL AND NATURAL: WHBC ARCHITECTS
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BC Ang studied architecture in Universiti Teknologi Malaysia and founded WHBC Architects with Wen Hsia Ang in 2007. They believe that design is an act of balancing utility, technology and emotions in its specific place. Their representative projects include Telegraph Pole House, Durian Shed and Dog House, Tropical Box House, and Asli.
Park Changhyun did his M.Arch and at the Graduate School of Architecture, Kyonggi University. He is currently the principal at a round architects. He won the 32nd KIA Award for his SKMS Research Lab, the Seoul Metropolitan City Architecture Award for his Joeun Sarangchae, and the Kim Swoo Geun Preview Award for his Jeju Mujindowon. He is also the winner of the Iconic Award held at Germany in 2019 for his Jeju Seoho-dong Residence. He has taught students at Kyonggi University, Hongik University, and Korea University from 2002 to 2018, and he is currently leading a project mapping the Korean architectural landscape by interviewing about 60 architects from Korea, Japan, and Portugal.
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The Southeast Asian architect interview series, which began in January 2021, is now heading to Malaysia and Taiwan through Indonesia, Thailand and Vietnam. Countries in Southeast Asia have different historical backgrounds, surroundings, religions, and so on, but connections to the climate are often noted. In particular, based on the tropical climate, the relationship between internal and external spaces and an interest in nature and tradition are naturally linked
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