Session 1: Chatpong Chuenrudeemol
Principal of CHAT Architects, ThailandChatpong

Chuenrudeemol, a graduate of UC Berkeley and Harvard, founded CHAT Architects in Bangkok in 2012. Through his research project "Bangkok Bastard," he explores Bangkok's authentic essence and aims to revitalize the city through architecture.

Session1: Pacharapan Ratananakorn & Varat Limwibul
Principals of PAVA Architects

ThailandPAVA Architects, established in 2018 in Bangkok, integrates architecture, urban planning, and landscape design. The firm addresses global challenges like climate change while reflecting economic, political, and cultural layers. Their designs bridge past memories with hopes for the future.

Session 2: Dongkun Yim
Senior Researcher
Museum of Education, Korea National University of Education

Dongkun Yim is a geographer and urban researcher with expertise in urban planning and spatial studies. He has extensively studied the relationship between urban space and power and has contributed to Korean urban research through publications and international projects.

Discussion: Yongkyu Lee
Professor, Department of Architecture, Jeju National University

Yongkyu Lee specializes in architectural planning and sustainable residential spaces. With research experience in Japan and the U.S., his work focuses on developing urban living environments that align with sustainability goals.

Discussion: Byungsoo Kim
Principal, Building Workshop Architecture Office

Byungsoo Kim emphasizes creating harmony between human behavior and the environment through architecture. His designs adapt to the physical and cultural context of each site, proposing new values and connections.

Discussion: Ilyoung Song
Principal, Olle & Jeongnang Architects, Korea true Jeju native

Ilyoung Song reflects "Jeju-ness" in his architecture. He integrates Jeju’s unique cultural identity into his designs and remains committed to preserving its heritage while innovating in the architectural field.

Discussion: Jieun Kim
Principal, Sanbang Architects, Korea

Jieun Kim focuses on passive sustainable architecture while addressing carbon-neutral solutions for Jeju’s climate challenges. Her work blends Jeju’s natural aesthetics with advanced energy-efficient design principles to create a harmonious architectural environment.