Archello Awards 2026 · Enter your projects before 30 September 2026
Archello Awards 2026 · Enter your projects before 30 September 2026

PaTI

An 18-meter square space is divided into 9 sections with a 34cm height difference, creating a 5-story structure with 45 connected floors. Each plate can be joined or separated as you go around, depending on the direction of classes and work. Push out the structure that keeps the plate floating and push the wall inside to open the gap. This space in between is a pathway that separates the inside from the outside.

photo_credit Jun Myungjin
Jun Myungjin
photo_credit Jun Myungjin
Jun Myungjin

The framework of the architecture stops here. The completion of the space is left to future time. The walls, floors, and ceilings of the classroom are tools for studying. The results of the study are not predetermined. With each semester and assignment, the symbolism of the space changes. Postponing completion extends the lifespan of the architecture.

Immediate needs are not always valid. Instead of making immediate decisions, it's about keeping things open and anticipating completion each time.

photo_credit Jun Myungjin
Jun Myungjin
photo_credit Jun Myungjin
Jun Myungjin

Team:
Architect: Archium
Other participants: Kim in-cheurl
Photo credits: Jun Myungjin, Kim Jaekyeong

photo_credit Jun Myungjin
Jun Myungjin
photo_credit Jun Myungjin
Jun Myungjin

Material Used:
1. Facade cladding: Exposed Concrete, EPS Panel

photo_credit Jun Myungjin
Jun Myungjin
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