Jun Itami

Jun Itami (伊 丹潤; 1937–2011) is a renowned architect over Japan and Korea. He was born in Tokyo 1937 and gained his degree in architecture at Musashi Institute of Technology (now called Tokyo City University) in 1968.^[1]

Awards

• 2010 The 23rd Murano Togo Award
• 2008 Excellence Award - Korea Architecture Award
• 2006 Asian Award for Culture and Landscape of Settlements (International Design Competition on Asia City Housing & Environment)
• 2006 Kim Swoo-geun Prize
• 2005 Grade de chevalier dans l'ordre des Arts et des Lettres
• 2004 Excellent prize – Gyeongju World Colture EXPO Park International Competition
• 2001 Award of The Korea Institute of Architect
• 1992 1st prize – National Oceanic Museum International Competition
• 1992 Good Interior Design – G.I.D competition
• 1980 Japan Sign Association Prize

Major exhibitions

• 2010 Interventions in the Guggenheim Museum Rotunda, Guggenheim Museum, New York, U.S.A
• 2007 Space Gallery - Solo Exhibition, Seoul, Korea
• 2006 Architectural Biennale, Beijing, China
• 2004 Aedes East Architecture Forum, Berlin, Germany
• 2003 Museum national des Arts asiatiques - Guimet, Paris, France
• 2000 Gallery M.A.P, Fukuoka, Japan
• 1997 Exhibition Space of Tokyo International Forum, Tokyo, Japan
• 1995 Fukuoka Art Museum, Fukuoka, Japan
• 1986 Invited Work, The Museum of Modern Art, Saitama, Japan
• 1984 Fine Arts Museum, Fukui, Japan
• 1983 Space Museum, Seoul, Korea

Publications

• 2009 "Selections of Traditional Arts of the Joseon and Goryeo Dynasty, Korea", Hanegi Museum Press
• 2008 "JUN ITAMI 1970–2008", Shufunotomosha
• 2004 "Stone, Wind and Sound" , Hakgojae
• 2002 "Jun Itami", Kyuryudo
• 1993 "Jun Itami", Kyuryudo
• 1987 "The Masterpieses: Jun Itami 1970–1987", Kyuryudo
• 1985 "The Space of Korea", Collaboration with Joo Myung-Duck, Kyuryudo
• 1984 "The Hands of 21 Persons", Kyuryudo
• 1983 "The Culture and Architecture of Korea", Kyuryudo
• 1981 "The Architecture of Choson Period", Collaboration with Murai Osamu, Kyuryudo
• 1975 "The Folk Painting of Choson Period", Kodansha

Projects

• JDC Jeju International English City (NCLN), Jeju, Korea (2010)
• Daebo Seowon Valley Clubhouse, Paju, Korea (2010)
• Jeju Polo Clubhouse, Jeju, Korea (2009)
• Church of Sky, Jeju, Korea (2009)
• SK Pangyo Apelbaum, Pangyo, Korea (2009)
• Ssangyong Pyungchang-dong Oboehills, Seoul, Korea (2009)
• Manghyang Museum Competition, Youngam, Korea (2009)
• PINX BIOTOPIA Townhouse, Jeju, Korea (2008)
• Hyundai Taean Golf Village Condo & Community center, Taean, Korea (2008)
• Jeju Howan Golf Clubhouse, Jeju, Korea (2008)
• Jeokseon-dong Y Building, Seoul, Korea (2007)
• Youngchun O’Phel Clubhouse, Yeongcheon, Korea (2007)
• ITM Architects Office, Seoul, Korea(2007)
• Giheung SK Apelbaum Condominium, KyoungGi-do, Korea (2005)
• Yangji Waldhaus, KyoungGi-do, Korea(2005)
• PINX Duson Museum, Jeju, Korea(2005)
• Gwangjuyo Guest House, KyoungGi-do, Korea (2004)
• PINX Museum Water, Wind, Stone, Jeju, Korea (2004)
  

  Three Art Museums 『Water』
  

  Three Art Museums 『Wind』
• Atelier of Park Dae-sung, Seoul, Korea (2003)
• Hakgojae, Seoul, Korea (2003)
• K-Villa, Jeju, Korea (2003)
• K-Multipurpose Building, Seoul, Korea(2002)
• Suncheon High School, Jeollanam-do Sunchon, Korea (2002)
• Guest House Old & New, KyoungGi-do, Korea (2001)
• Podo Hotel, Jeju, Korea(2001)
  

  Guest House PODO Hotel
  

  Guest House PODO Hotel
• 1998 Jeju PINX Clubhouse, Jeju, Korea
• 1997 Space of Sumi/Space of Mizu
• 1996 Church of Wood, Hokkaido, Japan
• 1992 M Building, Tokyo, Japan
• 1991 Church of Stone, Hokkaido, Japan
• 1988 Scarved Tower, Seoul, Korea
• 1985 Suculpor's Studio, Kagawa, Japan
• 1975 India Ink House, Tokyo, Japan
• 1973 Guest House at Karuizawa

Collections

• The Museum of Modern Art, Saitama, Japan
• Museum of Modern Art, Kitakyushu, Japan
• The National Museum of Art, Japan
• Hasegawa Contemporary Museum, Japan
• Collection of Jack Nicholson, U.S.A
• Gwangju City Museum, Korea
• National Museum Cultural Palace, Nicaragua
• Museum national des Arts asiatiques-Guimet, France
• Guggenheim Museum, New York, U.S.A

References

External links

• ITAMI JUN + YOO Ehwa architects
• National Museum of Modern Art, Korea
• SPACE Magazine: Itami Jun Interview