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B.U.S Architecture

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.

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B.U.S Architecture

Omagari Toshi

Yang Ok-kum

Kim Yu-yeong

Pyo Hyun-myung

Le Corbusier

Yang Da-sol

Choi Hyuk-kyoo

No Yun-gi

Hirano Kouga

Renate Raecke

Doi Akifumi

Yun Jae-young