Mangyeong Church Martyrs Memorial / AEV Architectures + TONN architects

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  • Architects: Woojin Lim, Yunseok Kwak (AEV Architectures) + Jungim Yoo + Yunhee Lee (TONN Architect)
  • Participating Artists: Andrea Roggi, Ignazio Campagna, Jeeyean Shim, Soon-phil Maeng
  • City: Gimje
  • Country: South Korea
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© WooJung Park

Text description provided by the architects. A Place of Memory and Reconciliation Created by Light
In the tranquil village of Mangyeong, located three hours south of Seoul, a deeply meaningful commemorative space has been established. This memorial honors Pastor Kim Jong-han and the fifteen members of the Mangyeong Church who were martyred during the Korean War in 1950. The Mangyeong Church Martyrs Memorial is designed, not as a conventional monument, but as a powerful symbol of remembrance, renewal, and hope for a rural community grappling with depopulation and the erosion of its cultural identity.

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Cite: "Mangyeong Church Martyrs Memorial / AEV Architectures + TONN architects" 08 Jan 2026. ArchDaily. Accessed . <https://www.archdaily.com/1037109/mangyeong-church-martyrs-memorial-aev-architectures-plus-tonn-architects> ISSN 0719-8884

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