'one earth, one sun' exhibition at the gwangju design biennale 09, korea

outside the gwangju design biennale's main building, motoelastico and parang have created an installation of totem kiosks which house a design shop, food vendors, information and ticket booths.

a set of russian dolls were used as a canvas for designers to express their ideas, thoughts and views on the subject of 'man and god' and the existential quest.

the exhibition featured three of south east asian designers' chairs made of natural resources from their regions.

influenced by the shape of an old tree trunk, the towers maintain the circulation of the urban fabric by providing a passageway between the structures as well as underground. 

located in a small valley outside of the capital city of seoul, the single-storey residence features an accordion-like wall system that provides complete security when not occupied.

the split-level residential dwelling on jeju island gets its name from the way it navigates and interacts with the steep site.