the korean architect talks to designboom about the 23rd serpentine pavilion, which opens to the public on june 7th, 2024.

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MASS STUDIES’ SERPENTINE PAVILION OPENS TO THE PUBLIC   The 2024 Serpentine Pavilion, designed by the Seoul-based architectural firm Mass Studies, led by Minsuk Cho, is now complete and set to open on June 7th. This 23rd edition, named Archipelagic Void, features five distinct ‘islands’ varying in size, height, and form. Together, they form a […]

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set for june 2024, the upcoming pavilion, titled archipelagic void, will play host to a new commissioned soundscape, a library, and a series of performances and talks.

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through providing an overview of cho's work from the past 12 years, the display reexamines the role that the built environment plays in shaping the contemporary cultural terrain.

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designboom takes a closer look at the golden lion-winning exhibition at the venice architecture biennale, with a guided tour from the pavilion's curator minsuk cho.

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the 'crow's eye view: the korean peninsula' exhibition has been curated by mass studies founder minsuk cho.

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rather than reproducing cliches and prejudices that obscure perceptions of the region, the display presents the architecture of north and south korea as a mechanism for generating alternative narratives.

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arranged within the natural tea farming landscape and forest of jeju island, the 'osulloc tea museum' is connected to a series of adjacent buildings.

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the clubhouse's delicately curved forms embrace the landscape, allowing the building to engage naturally with its surroundings.

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the tower's design is directly informed by the city's strict planning regulations, with black brick facades set back from the street edge on all sides.

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