Author : Korean Housing Research Group   |   Year : 2015.   |   Publisher : Tomoon Co., LTD.   |   Num. of Page : 175   |   ISBN : 9791186451427

Vol2. ‘Urban Housing How We Make’ starts with the declaration of the proposal from the Korean Housing Research Group.
Starting from an old traditional village in Korea, they have visited many residential complexes both in Korea and abroad, to research the residential spaces and the life of the residences from the perspective of tomoon architects. It can be found out that our dwellings are changing as our lives change over various time periods.

Author : Korean Housing Research Group   |   Year : 2015.   |   Publisher : Tomoon Co., LTD.   |   Num. of Page : 185   |   ISBN : 9788995168769

Vol.1 ‘The Korea Housing Research Group’ has been seeking answers to residential complex design plans that fit in the social, cultural, and physical situation of our country, and striving to be emotionally appropriate to Koreans for future housing needs. It is expected that this study will enable Tomoon Architects & Engineers to build a strong identity and authenticity for housing complex designs and strengthen their competitive design capabilities. More broadly, we intend to establish our own urban housing design philosophy and theory to restore and enhance both the identity and the dignity of our country's residential culture.

Author: Tomoon Architects & Engineers Co., LTD.,   |   Year : 2010.   |   Publisher: Tomoon Co., LTD.   |   Num. of Page : 425   |   ISBN : 9788995168738

‘Tomoon Works for The 20th Anniversary’ is a compilation of major projects designed from the foundation in 1990 to the 20th anniversary in 2010.
We would like to commemorate the 20th anniversary by introducing the process of the growth of Tomoon through these projects over the past 20 years.
Sorting the stages of leap and progress, growth and vision, over 70 projects designed by Tomoon are illustrated with photos and images in chronological order.
Categorized design fields such as architecture (general architecture, residential architecture), urban architecture, and landscape architecture are arranged and described by year to show the growth process as the page flow. Particularly, at the bottom of the first page of each project, there are some icons that show details such as award history, order type, design characteristics, and etc., making it easier to understand the main ideas of each project.

Author: Buseong Kang, Inho Kang, Kwangjae Park, Inseok Park, Cheolsoo Park, Hyesun Baik, Gyuin Lee(Apartment House Research Group)   |   Year : 2010.   |   Publisher: Tomoon Co., LTD.   |   Num. of Page : 255   |   ISBN : 9788995168745 93610

The Apartment House Research Group has been working on several important works for a very long time with the intention of organizing the trends and the change of apartment housing plans in Korea.
'Apartment House Plan in Korea' (Sejin, 1999) summarizes the flow of apartment house plan in Korean society after the Japanese occupation period. 'Urban Apartment House Plan 11 + 44 (Remarks, 1997)' was written by the architect's perspective on architectural concepts and solutions centered on apartment house plans within domestic cases. The book '16 Apartment Houses in Korea (Tomoon, 2000)' was written about meaningful examples of Korean apartment house cases.

The authors say in the book, “Here and Now”, that confirming our status is an important task in establishing the identity of Korean apartment houses. Also, they carefully selected representative projects as precedents which are believed as a source of the effort seeking practice.

They carefully selected representative cases that could set precedents believed as the source of our efforts to determine the direction of the apartment houses in the future and seek practice.

Author: Yoontaek Yim   |   Year : 2008.   |   Publisher: Tomoon Co., LTD.   |   Num. of Page : 368   |   ISBN : -

Spatial planning in Korea is established and implemented in accordance with the spatial hierarchy based on various levels of laws from the Framework on The National Land, which governs the spatial planning of the entire country, to the Building Act, which regulates the construction of individual districts.

Laws and regulations related to spatial planning protect the private property rights of the citizens guaranteed by the Constitution, while land is a public good. It is regulated to impose restrictions and obligations on use, revenue, and disposal so that it can be properly used for the public interest.

This book contains the purposes, contents, and applications of important laws related to spatial planning in Korea, from the Framework Act on National Land, which stipulates the top national land plan, to the Landscape Act recently becoming a big issue and the construction of ubiquitous cities.

Author: Tomooon, Deokgyun Ko, Sanghun Jeon   |   Year : 2007.   |   Publisher: Tomoon Co., LTD.   |   Num. of Page : 495   |   ISBN : 89 95158719

This book examines the problems of housing in Korea and explains various policies accordingly.
The purpose is to provide practical assistances for the effective reorganization of the city.
The contents of this book are composed of three major parts, and the first part is to look at the housing market and housing policies from a common perspective.

The second part examines a practical perspective on overall matters, including project procedures through improvement projects under the Act on The Improvement of Urban Areas and Residential Environments.

The third part summarized the Special Act on the Promotion of Urban Renewal and the New Town Project, established with the aim of systematic and wide-area urban reorganization, from a practical point of view.

Author: Buseong Kang, Inho Kang, Kwangjae Park, Inseok Park, Cheolsoo Park, Hyesun Baik, Gyuin Lee(Apartment House Research Group)   |   Year : 2000.   |   Publisher: Tomoon Co., LTD.   |   Num. of Page : 135   |   ISBN : 8995168706

The Apartment House Research Group has presented various researches and achievements over the years because it believes that reflecting on our case and pointing out the meaning of the apartment plan should be a priority to advance our apartment plan. Most of the problems in our apartments stem from repeated planning practices which have been hardened due to a lack of clear planning concepts and discussions about the environment we are aiming for. This book was written to help readers have a balanced view between the intentions of the architects and the authors by categorizing these repetitions of planning practices into eight types.