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Prof. Cheol-gyun Chae appointed as 'Honorary Architect' by the Korean Institute of Architects

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  • 2024-04-02
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Professor Cheol-gyun Chae (Department of Architecture), appointed as 'Honorary Architect' by the Korean Institute of Architects

 

채철균 교수(건축학과), 한국건축가협회 ‘명예건축가’ 추대
채철균 교수 사진자료

 

Professor Cheol-gyun Chae (Department of Architecture) of Kwangwoon University has been appointed as an honorary architect for the year 2024 by the Korea Institute of Architects, in recognition of his contributions to the development of Korean architectural culture.

Similar to being a lifetime member of the Korean Academy of Science and Technology or the Arts Academy, being designated as an honorary architect can be considered the highest honor for an architect.

 

The Honorary Architects Association has been actively contributing to society by establishing the main roles of promoting the national and social roles of architects, supporting architectural development projects, and promoting exchanges between domestic and foreign architects in order to convey the inherent value of architecture to our society and future societies, and strives to provide guidance on the socio-cultural aptitudes necessary to raise the national level and the direction to go.

 

Professor Cheol-gyun Chae said " I feel honored to be named an honorary architect, and I would like to express my sincere gratitude to my predecessors in the architectural community for their support and guidance. With this opportunity, I will devote myself even more to improving the architectural culture and fostering the next generation."

 

Professor Cheol-gyun Chae graduated from the Department of Architecture at Chung-Ang University and obtained his doctoral degree from Technische Universit?t Berlin and served as the president of the Korean Institute of Healthcare Architecture. He is currently holding the position of dean at the College of Engineering at Kwangwoon University and is also working to realize 'a healthy environment and a communal society' at the Institute of Health and Environment.