Harvard University in the U.S. will hold a special exhibition on Korean architecture from January 20th to March seventh.

The university selects one country with excellent architectural achievements each year to participate in the exhibition.

This year’s “New Trajectories: Convergent Flux, Korea” event will be the largest exhibition of Korean contemporary architecture ever held in the U.S.

The event, which will be held at the Harvard University Graduate School of Design, will introduce experimental architecture, landscape architecture and urban designs by 27 Korean architects, including Seung Hyo-sang, Kim Seung-hoe, and Jo Byeong-su.