Memorial Editorial Committee for Professor Sou Yoon Jang-seop: Sou and Architecture

Bong-sau? Yoon-soon tried to save lives the history and theory of Korean architecture. Sou has been a professor of Seoul for 35 years, raising thousands of people and acting as a cultural committee, president of the Society of Construction, and a member of the Academy of Sciences to build culture and architectural development. Sou pioneered our country's architecture and established a tradition of architecture education, including writing the first Korean architect, the Korean Construction Office, and 30 passports. We've been living in the Hyang-soo home for over three years now. Bung Sou and the architect made up three copies. Part 1 is, "Sow, Build the Building," and it's a collection of your articles. And he had a little bit of history, and he was always there. And we agreed to choose three of these teachers' writings that would be more bright in the course of time. The first is the 47-year-old Korean architect, who comes to mind once and for all. The meaning of your book, the Korean architect, is that Professor Boon-hee from Seoul has been well explained in the text. The second one you write is "Symbolization of Construction Classes," written at 69. From the tenth grade to the early 30s, you've been studying at the beginning of your 30s. And you've been really tired of studying hard. I agreed to write the "The Great Lecture" for you at your last glo 83. It was re-imagined in 10,000 years, that you're pointing to the ultimate goal we need to reach.

Korean title: 소우와 건축

Korean author: 소우 윤장섭교수 추모편집위원회

Korean publisher: 시공문화사

ISBN-13: 9788955924565