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Seoul, Modern Architecture
Modern architecture in Seoul, South Korea, October 2014

Cheonggyecheong (stream)
 


 


 


 


 

Korean barbecue restaurant, morning
 

Korean barbecue restaurant, evening
 

restaurant at lunchtime
 

Town Hall, iArc 2013
 


 


 


 

Office Tower in Junghak-dong
 

Pagoda Tower, Thomas Phifer
 

Jongno Tower, Viñoly / Samoo 1998
 


 

Plateau Gallery, KPF 1997
 


 

Post Tower, Space Group 2007
 

Ahn Jung-geun Memorial Hall, D-Lim 2010
 


 

Dongdaemun Design Plaza, Zaha Hadid 2014
 


 


 


 


 


 


 


 


 


 


 


 


 

Ewha Womens University Campus Center Building, D. Perrault 2008
 


 


 

Sun Tower, Morphosis 1997
 

Sangsangmadang
 


 

Xi Gallery, SKM Architects 2008
 


 

Leeum-Samsung Museum of Art 2004 with Museum 1, M. Botta and Samsung Child Education and Culture Center, OMA (Rem Koolhaas)
 


 


 

Leeum-Samsung Museum of Art 2004, Museum 2, J. Nouvel
 

Spazio Luce, Itaewon-ro
 

view from Yeouido Hangang Park
 

Times Square Shopping Mall, Junglim Architecture 2011
 


 


 


 


 


 

S-Trenue Tower, Mass Studies 2009
 

IFC Towers, Architectonica 2011
 


 

IFC Shopping Mall, Architectonica 2012
 


 


 

sculpture in front of LG Headquarters
 

Samsung Town, KPF
 


 


 

GT Tower East, ConsortArchitects 2011
 


 

Boutique Monaco, Mass Studies 2008
 


 


 

Posteel Tower, KPF 2003
 

GS Tower, SOM 1997
 

Dongbu Finance Center, KPF 2001
 


 

Amabi, Frank Stella, in front of Posco Center
 

installation of Nam June Paik in lobby Posco Center
 

(former) Kring Kumho Culture Complex, now Prugio Valley, Unsangdong Architects 2008
 


 


 

building on Yeongdong-daero
 


 

Tangent, façade, Daniel Libeskind 2005
 


 

Trade Tower WTCS, Junglim / Hsin Yieh / Nikken Sekkei 1988
 


 


 

Lotte World Tower, KPF u.c.
 

Lotte World Mall
 


 

Olympic Park
 

SOMA (museum) with Sculpture Garden
 


 


 


 

Incheon Airport, railway station
 


 
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