Interview with Bang Jae-woong, architect at RAUM Architects
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Architecture holds the life of a city, and it often becomes the link between many people's lives. It is no exaggeration to say that people's lives carry on as they move through spaces built for different uses. A space built around a well-planned program, one that can do its job properly, will change the look of daily life for a great many people. We met Bang Jae-woong, the architect at RAUM Architects who designed Sesangja, a building whose three stacked vertical volumes catch the eye.
Architecture holds the life of a city, and it often becomes the link between many people's lives. It is no exaggeration to say that people's lives carry on as they move through spaces built for different uses. A space built around a well-planned program, one that can do its job properly, will change the look of daily life for a great many people. We met Bang Jae-woong, the architect at RAUM Architects who designed Sesangja, a building whose three stacked vertical volumes catch the eye.
