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Nameless Architecture

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Architecture

Dezeen Debate newsletter features “skaters’ paradise” cafe in South Korea

The two Cafe Teri buildings by Nameless Architecture with central courtyard
Architecture

Nameless Architecture creates “artificial valley” at base of Gyeryongsan Mountain

The Door by Nameless Architecture
Design

Nameless Architecture reinterprets the traditional Korean door using resin and silicone

Triangle School by Nameless Architecture
Architecture

Triangle School by Nameless Architecture has a three-sided courtyard at its centre

On Ne Sait Jamais + Felt series by Nameless Architecture
Interiors

Stacked felt sheets create seating inside South Korean cafe

Volcanic stone structures pump fresh water from the sea surrounding a South Korean island
Design

Volcanic stone structures pump fresh water from the sea surrounding a South Korean island

RW Concrete Church by Nameless Architecture
Architecture Videos

Nameless Architecture adds concrete church to growing Korean town

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    Facha Architekti adds “deliberately distinct” red extension to former-pigsty home
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    Architecture is “much the same” as music says Daniel Libeskind
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