OO architecture is an architectural practice that explores ways to expand architecture’s critical capacity through act of drawing and making.
By increasing the versatility of design methods and representation techniques, the practice aims to bring out the generative potentials in the architectural design process that propel projects into unforeseen territories.
Moon Joo Lee is the founding principal of OO Architecture and a registered architect both in the state of Michigan and in South Korea. He has extensive experience working for architectural practices in the U.S. and Canada. He reads, writes, draws, makes most of the time, and teaches design studios at Hongik University in Seoul. His works have won Ken Roberts Memorial Delineation Competitions, and he was awarded an Art Omi Architecture Residency in 2024. He received a Master of Architecture from the University of Michigan and a Bachelor of Architecture from Hongik University.
