Seung Hyo-sang: Meditation: Architect Seung Hyo-sang's Monastery Pilgrimage

A successful architect, Esai Szekwan, who made a journey to the religious architecture and recorded his memory of the blind. I was a former mayor of Seoul City, and I was the current head of National Building Policy, and a successful man named Hanley, who represents Korea. It is not known that there is a religious reason in the background of architecture and architecture philosophy built by the founders who have set themselves up as an architect, leading the building office called Irozai, and trying to capture the memories of all the people and all the things the land has. I grew up in a camp of refugees, and grew up as a playground for the old old old school, a study center for the church's apartments, with the singing and prayers on and on, asking endless questions about God and faiths, and trying to be a theologian, but suddenly taking the road of architecture to take care of the families of refugees and to make a living, was deeply concerned about their spirituality. The book, which includes the journey from childhood to the French Paris to resolve the fundamental questions of decent spirituality and architecture, tells of more than 30 cities and 50 architectural locations, including Greece, Ireland, and Tibet, who visited earlier. We can meet with religious architecture, such as La Turet's monastery, which he calls the best architecture in Le Corbage; Le Corbusier’s monastery of Le Torones, which is called the building of truth; and Long Shang cathedral, which has a great people in modern architecture.

Korean title: 묵상: 건축가 승효상의 수도원 순례

Korean author: 승효상

Korean publisher: 돌베개

ISBN-13: 9788971999615