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JuHwan Cho is the founder and president of SIAPLAN Architects & Planners, founded in Seoul in 1998. SIAPLAN has various experience and achievements, also has an established reputation for designing high-rise building with specialty in Korea. He has also founded SIAPLAN & Associates in New York as a design studio in 2004, which works as functional media in terms of design developments and improvements.
He graduated with a Master of Architecture in 1980 from Korea University. He is a fellow member of KIA (Korean Institute of Architects), Diplomat of the Korean Organizing Committee for the 2002 FIFA World cup Korea/Japan and Visiting Professor at Korea University. Prior to founding SIAPLAN Architects & Planners, Mr. Cho was Senior Principal of Samoo Architects and Engineers (1978-1998).
Major Prizes & Acknowledgements:
2009 InCheon Architectural Award for InCheon Urban Planning Exhibition…
Country Representative, South Korea (2009 – 2011)
01–02 September 2011
27 August 2010
CTBUH East Asia Country Representative Meeting
22–23 January 2010
10 October 2011
Urban Regeneration "The Bridge City"
Masterplan of Sewoon 5th District Development Project considers past and current structure of a city such as king's axis of Jong-Myo and historical view axis...
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16 November 2011
JuHwan Cho, SIAPLAN; Kwang Ryang Chung, DongYang Structural Engineers
Tall buildings, especially very tall or iconic ones, often tell a story which is bigger than just the need for space or the want for...
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10 October 2011
Urban Regeneration "The Bridge City"
Masterplan of Sewoon 5th District Development Project considers past and current structure of a city such as king's axis of Jong-Myo and historical view axis...
16 November 2011
JuHwan Cho, SIAPLAN; Kwang Ryang Chung, DongYang Structural Engineers
Tall buildings, especially very tall or iconic ones, often tell a story which is bigger than just the need for space or the want for...
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