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YINJISPACE use media professional’s unique perspective,try to explore the essence of life behind the design works.

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100A Associates

Based in Seoul, Korea, 100A Associates is an award-winning architectural practice that has published its work in the media in several countries. Co-chaired by experienced young designers An Kwang-II and Park Sol-Ha, the studio's design style and aesthetic orientation is more modern and forward-looking.

"100A" in "100A Associates" has a profound meaning for them, that is, the numbers 100, Bai and bai are all pronounced as "Baek" in Korean, so "100" has the meaning of "Bai" and "Bai", which together express "return to the origin" or "purity of space". Symbolizing the basic logic of the universe, this has also become the explanation of the thoughts and concepts of space and all the phenomena that occur in human life.

In the ancient concept of Korea, this means "all or all," so it represents a view of the universe. "Baek" originally meant "nothingness," so the "A" in "100A" represents the studio's knowledge of these symbols and the answers it has solved. In essence, "100A" defines their views and attitudes toward aesthetics, and also represents their insight into the fundamental principles of the macro universe.

An Kwang-II, who graduated from the Graduate School of Design at Kookmin University majoring in interior Design in 2016, has been the director of the Korea Institute of Interior Design (KOSID) since January 2020. Park Sol-Ha graduated from the Department of Fine Arts at Hanson University in 2016.

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    Design Works

    • One's Clinic

      One’s Clinic, aiming to approach the essence of healing through communication with patients, is a family clinic that adopts the philosophy of a primary care physician who manages lifestyle beyond illness, enabling self-healing.
    • EE.JAE

      I wished for the architecture, as the place where his fragments would be engraved, to be nothing, a state of absence.
    • Quar K

      The 100A Associates is not trying to talk about tradition with this space.
    • Gyeongjuok House

      The simple yet immaculate properties observed when entering following the faintly glowing rays of sunset do not scatter the fragile light but rather accept it in fine detail.
    • Chwihoga House

      The space that exists with this concept pursued the blank and plainness (Lao-tzu’s idleness naturalism) to create the circulation of the mind through the circulation of nature’s vitality.
    • Uirim Inn

      The user can enjoy the solitary traveler's time in the space, while having a rich interaction with the land. 
    • Milmila Yoga Center

      The essence of yoga is to seek to enter a state of inner peace of the human mind by controlling the mind and restraining movements.