A high-density structure by Heesoo Kwak feels light enough to blow away

South Korea’s second most populated city (after its capital, Seoul) is no stranger to modern architecture. The likes of Coop
Himmelb(l)au’s 4000-seat cinema (2012) is already proudly prominent along the coastline of the country’s largest port
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