Axi:Ome

03/24/2026

Video showing a presentation of discussion and the exhibition from Axi:Ome for the 2025 Biennale.

01/22/2026

We are happy to take part in this lecture series and looking forward to sharing our work with the Cleveland Design professional and student communities! Thanks AIA Cleveland!

Join us for an immersive Body of Work presentation 👨‍🏫 by Sung Ho Kim, Co-Director of Axi:Ome, hosted within the firm’s studio at Tyler Village.

This unique setting places attendees directly inside the working environment where architectural ideas 💡 are developed, tested, and translated into built work. 🏙

📝 Register below:
https://conta.cc/4a4ikCg

09/25/2025

Lecture @ NYIT

09/07/2025

Axi:Ome at Venice 2025: https://www.instagram.com/p/DOEIVZNjb9N/?img_index=1

05/04/2025

Kent State College of Architecture and Environmental Design Symposium: DESIRES FOR PRAXIS

05/04/2025

University of Kentucky College of Design Lecture

05/04/2025

Konkuk University Graduate School of Architecture Lecture

05/04/2025

Kent State College of Architecture and Environmental Design Fall 24 Lecture Poster

05/04/2025

Kent State College of Architecture and Environmental Design Fall 23 Lecture Poster

02/09/2025

We are so excited to be part of this spring’s conversations at LTU_CoAD. Come join the conversation February 20th!

Join Lawrence Technological University College of Architecture and Design on Thursday, February 20th at 12:30 PM for another important Design x Technology lecture featuring Sung Ho Kim, Architecture Program Director, Kent State University and Heather Woofter, Dean, School of Architecture the University of Texas at Austin.

INVISIBLE PRACTICE

Register here: https://buff.ly/40UdQJV

“Invisible Practice” introduces the works of Axi:Ome—a design practice led by Heather Woofter and Sung Ho Kim formerly in St. Louis and now in Cleveland and Austin. Presentation maps the trajectory of an architectural investigation into the processes explored through blending academic research with practice, challenging the boundaries of conventional architectural practice. From built constructs to conceptual investigations, which is the intricate dance between ideas and reality that uncovers the complexities that shape the contemporary environment by cartographing the legitimization of architectural practice that engages the pedagogical visions of the profession and the education.

This lecture will offer a sample of different types of practice for students and young architects into developing a body of work that defines one’s agenda in the world and describe how a regional practice can gain global perspectives by developing projects with research-based explorations about culture, environment, economics and history.

CEU: This lecture equals 1 professional architecture credit towards licensure requirements.

As part of CoAD's Design x Technology Lecture Series, this lecture is free and open to the public. Guests may watch online or on campus. Register for the location/viewing details. Your on-campus registration includes a pizza lunch.