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Dongyang, President | Seoul, South Korea
Kwang Ryang Chung has experience in the structural design and analysis of many major commercial and residential projects, both in his native Korea as well as abroad. He earned his PhD in Architecture from Korea University, one of Korea’s oldest institutions of higher education. Based in Seoul, Dr. Chung has been the President of DONGYANG Structural Engineers Co., Ltd. since 1995. Prior to coming to DONGYANG, he worked as a Project Engineer at Hyundai E&C (Structural) and as an Engineer at Shin Jong Soon Structural Institute.
Under his leadership, DONGYANG has grown to be one of the leading structural engineering firms in Korea. His particular expertise is in the design and analysis of tall buildings, the development of techniques for optimizing the size and weight of structural steel and reinforced concrete, and the use of long spans and spatial structures. Some representative projects include…
Country Representative, South Korea (2011 – Present)
CTBUH Fellow (2019)
Regional Representative, South Korea, Regional Representative (2011 – Present)
Annual Conference, Presenter (China 2016)
Student Competition Second-Round Jury (2011)
Record Numbers Convene at 2018 Leaders Meeting
20 October 2018
Regional Representatives Meet at 2018 Middle East Conference
20 October 2018
2018 China-Korea-Japan Tall Building Forum
15 June 2018
10 October 2011
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