VIETNAMʼS MODERN ARCHITECTURAL INDICATORS IN TERMS OF GLOBALISATION: 1+1>2 ARCHITECTS
Hoàng Thúc Hào was born in 1971 in Hanoi. He studied architecture and urban planning at National University of Civil Engineering (NUCE) in Hanoi, Vietnam and later graduated from the Polytechnic University of Turin in Italy. In 2004, he founded 1+1>2 Architects which is an architecture office focused on supporting disadvantaged communities, protect and promote cultural diversity in the context of globalization. Currently, he is the lecturer at NUCE. He has won the various prizes including SIA-Getz Architecture Prize and VASSILIS SGOUTAS PRIZE of the Union International of Architects (UIA).
Park Changhyun did his M.Arch and at the Graduate School of Architecture, Kyonggi University. He is currently the principal at a round architects. He won the 32nd KIA Award for his SKMS Research Lab, the Seoul Metropolitan City Architecture Award for his Joeun Sarangchae, and the Kim Swoo Geun Preview Award for his Jeju Mujindowon. He is also the winner of the Iconic Award held at Germany in 2019 for his Jeju Seoho-dong Residence. He has taught students at Kyonggi University, Hongik University, and Korea University from 2002 to 2018, and he is currently leading a project mapping the Korean architectural landscape by interviewing about 60 architects from Korea, Japan, and Portugal.
Globalisation and technological advances accelerate change. Empowered by capital, it is often difficult to set directions as well as regulate pace. Architecture is no exception. It becomes more difficult to strike a balance between capital and value. The situation in
