Liberty museum, located on Liberty Island, New York, serves as a diverse civil space where accumulates the contexts of its periphery and helps users to experience and promote beliefs that will lead this society one step towards the future and urge to visualize freedom to the people. The museum stands out with several architectural moments that uniquely provide visual connections to its context that could be applied differently depending on individual's perspective. Rather than standing out as a singular project, the museum endeavors to guide current and historical events for remembrance.

Jun is a New York based architectural and urban designer at Skidmore, Owings & Merrill (SOM). Born in Seoul, Korea, he strongly desires in designing a city, architecture, and space for people with strong dignity. Jun’s mission as a designer is to confront conflict, inequality, discrimination, and deficiency by creating an innovative strategy and finding opportunities through mutual intervention to revitalize humanity. More than architecture and urban design, Jun seeks to discover a new way of communicating society and culture through innovative technology and unprecedented design techniques. He won several prizes such as his postgraduate project with his GSAPP colleagues, 'The Right to Water', receiving first place award from Dencity 2017 competition hosted by Shelter Global, and 'Rooting Informality', receiving honorable mention award from DRIA 2017 International Open Competition hosted by Designing Resilience in Asia. Jun also received honorable mention award from Archasm competition, New York | Liberty Museum with a project 'Recall the Past. Revive the Present. Relief the Future'. Jun's works have been globally featured on media and articles such as Archdaily, Bustler, Archinect, etc. After jumping into his professional field, Jun was an invited critic at RISD and invited lecturer in Amman, Jordan about his awarded project, The Right to Water. Jun has been participating in several SOM's architectural and urban design projects based on major cities in New England, Florida, China, Central Asia, and the Middle East. He is a founder and principal at AHN, A Human Network, and a board member of CREAM. Jun holds a Bachelor of Architecture and Bachelor of Fine Arts degrees from Rhode Island School of Design. He also holds a Master of Science in Architecture and Urban Design degree from Columbia University GSAPP.

AHN, A Human Network, is a creative studio that designs city, architecture, and space for our society that challenges conflict, inequality, discrimination, and deficiency. AHN urge to continuously collaborate through an interdisciplinary network and integrated practices to create an innovative strategy and revitalize humanity.