BUS Architects is an architectural design firm led by three partners: Park Ji-hyun, Woo Seung-jin, and Cho Sung-hak. The firm focuses on establishing diverse relationships between cities, culture, and people, drawing from meaningful imagination that can emerge through architecture and space.

Rather than emphasizing the “construction” of architecture, BUS Architects prioritizes the “process” behind it. In this context, “BUS” represents both a commitment to communication (as in a public bus) and a methodology rooted in an undefined starting point (By Undefined Scale).

Currently, the firm is working on various projects alongside two team members, Cha Seung-hoon and Kim Soo-bin.

Kim Se-jin is an architectural practice founded in 2015 after graduating from Seoul National University’s Department of Architecture and Graduate School of Architecture. His architectural work begins with the surface of paper and evolves into profound expressions of individuality and universal sensory experience. He served as a Seoul Public Architect in 2016 and has taught at Seoul National University’s design studio. Her accolades include winning the design competition for the Chebu-dong Cultural Center, the TSK Fellowship Award, the Grand Prize at the Korean Rural Architecture Awards, and the Seoul Education Space Design Innovation Award from the Superintendent of Education. He has participated in notable projects such as A Day of Conservator C at the National Museum of Modern and Contemporary Art, the Young Architects Program, and the Gwangju Design Biennale’s Gwangju Folly.

Jung Woong-sik, a principal architect at ON Architects, graduated from the Department of Architecture at Ulsan National University. He is currently an adjunct professor at the College of Design and Architecture at Ulsan National University and works as a public architect for Busan Metropolitan City. Through his exploration of the value and possibilities of regional architecture, he aims to propose various models and propose various possibilities by building a relationship between people and people, region and region, beyond the intersection of physical, environmental, and practical factors of the region.He has won numerous awards, including the German Iconic Award in 2020 and the Korean Institute of Architects Award in 2019.