Visionary architect Moon Hoon’s drawing represents the vernacular as an island distanced from the high-tech of mainland Korea
On the cover of this month is this drawing by visionary architect Moon Hoon, which represents the vernacular as an island distanced from the high-tech of mainland Korea. He explains: ‘the projecting bridge is a token for a possible connection towards a different future or an alternative reality’.
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The AR December 2018/January 2019 Book issue
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Initiatives promoting gender equality in architecture
The AR Women in Architecture campaign is an annual survey, a partner programme and a series of events and annual awards: here we present a selection of other initiatives promoting equity and equality in architecture and design around the world
