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101 / An architectural decalcomania June, 2023 | We will be giving a lecture in Hanyang University, Seoul, in spring. 010 / Stilt house as a school 027 015 027 / House by the sea 099 / 416 Memorial 104 / The Book Society 029 / Beachfield House 102 / Yeongcheon Heritage Musuem 100 / Yeonsu Youth Centre 103 April, 2023 | We have won the comeptition to design Namhae Local Food Centre. 103 / Gallery for a ceramicist August 2023 | Of Architecture joins Wallpaper* Architect's Directory 2023 as one of the 20 emerging studios of the year! January, 2024 | Work in Progress, Kensington September, 2023 | Oakhurst is under construction 107 / Market by the sea January, 2024 | Construction on-going, Kentish Town December, 2023 | A new art and retail space in Kensington is under construction 107 / Market by the sea 029 / Beachfield House 015 / An experimental campus for five villages 029 / A Victorian beach house 027 099 / 416 Memorial Feb, 2023 | Esplanade House featured in ArchDaily. 102 / Yeongcheon Heritage Museum December, 2023 | Constuction of Yeonsu Youth Centre begins 113 / Yeoul Park Conservatory February, 2024 | Construction on-going, Barnet 100 / Yeonsu Youth Centre (currently under construction) March, 2024 | SABA is soft-launched in Kensington High St. September, 2024 | We won the competition to design a cultural centre in Geochang, S. Korea 121 / Beyond Blueprint Pop-up Exhibition wtih London Design Festival 2024 September, 2024 | London Design Festival April, 2024 | Kentish Town 111 / SABA Convenience Store November, 2024 | We will be speaking in the Design Dialogue in Raintree, Phnom Penh



# Project Type City m2 Year
113 Yeoul Park Conservatory Leisure Hwaseong, S Korea 8000 2023
099 416 Memorial Culture Ansan, S Korea 10000 2021
102 Yeongcheon Heritage Musuem Culture Yeongcheon, S Korea 4160 2022
103 Space Bom Bom Culture Chuncheon, S Korea 50 2021
104 The Book Society Culture Seoul, S Korea 50 2022
100 Yeonsu Youth Centre Culture Incheon, S Korea 8000 2025
111 SABA Convenience Store Retail London, UK 122 2024
010 Thnouh School Education Takeo, Cambodia 190 2017
015 Thnout School Education Takeo, Cambodia 250 2019
108 Seoul Office of Education Library Education Seoul, S Korea 13030 2023
029 Beachfield Living Newquay, UK162 2023
027 Esplanade Living Newquay, UK 326 2022
101 Oakhurst Living London, UK 130 2024
107 Namhae Local Food Centre Market Namhae, S Korea 500 2025
126 Geochang Food Cultural Centre Market Geochang, S Korea 3200 2026
121 Beyond Blueprint Exhibition London, UK 52 2024






an architecture studio working in London & Seoul.

We operate across scales and sectors, collaborating with clients ranging from public institutions, charities, to developers, designers and private individuals.

+44 2045973146      (uk)
+82 1028772183       (kr)
admin@studio-of.co.uk


Unit B, Reliance Wharf, Hertford Road, London,
N1 5EW


@of__uk



Team
James Mak, Jongwon Na, Yeon-Kyu Lee, Minji Kim

Previously
Matthew Lee, Jayla Lai, Philip Fai Chung

Collaborators
an atelier of other, The Book Society, Common Design, Common Imprint, Gubns, Jay Yang, Katia Lyubavskaya, Lorenzo Zandri, Matter at Hand, Maite Seimetz, Max Creasy, Minor Details, Pete Davies, ROBOCOOP, SAVE Architects, Sam Kim,  Sanko, Seb Tam,  Shin Shin, Timothee Ryan, Vessel of Light, YANADE, Yoca Design, Yonatan Ceramics



Press
Dezeen, Divisare, Casa Vogue, Archdaily, Wallpaper*, Enki, Grand Design, Leibal, Dwell, New Norm Magazine, Archdaily Brazil, Archello, Afasia,Visla Magazine, Space Magazine, Designverse, Restless Living



James Mak

BA (Hons) LSE, AA Dipl, ARB, RIBA

James is a registered Architect. He established the practice following extensive experience working for London-based, Stirling Prize winner dRMM. He has experience in a variety of education, residential and master planning projects in the office, with a focus on engineered timber construction.

James grew up in Hong Kong and graduated from the London School of Economics in Geography, before obtaining the AA Diploma from the Architectural Association in London. His years in academia allowed him to investigate the social and cultural implications of vernacular architecture in post-conflict countries. In 2009, he founded a charity that designs, builds and runs village schools in Takeo, Cambodia and has been an active volunteer ever since.



Jongwon Na

AA Dipl, ARB, RIBA

Jongwon is a registered Architect. He has worked in the award-winning practice, 6a architects since 2014. His experience at 6a has seen him work particularly within the cultural sector, spanning from contemporary art galleries, fashion retail, and exhibitions. This has also extended to artist studios, single and multiple residential projects, many of which were retro-fits and conversions that celebrate their inherent material richness alongside their contemporary narratives.

He studied architecture at the Architectural Association (AA) School of Architecture in London. He was the overall winner of the 2014 Global Architecture Graduate Awards (GAGA) at the Architecture Review. His works were featured in various publications including the Architectural Review and A+U Magazine. He currently works with artists, publishers, and designers for various collective projects. Since 2020, he has been directing the Seoul AA Visiting School.