Hong Yeol In
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Hong Yeol In (he/him) is an accomplished architectural designer and the principal of BYNOTABLE, an international design practice operating in the United States, Korea, and Japan. With a background spanning fine arts and architecture, he brings a multidisciplinary approach to design, integrating artistic expression with functional and innovative spatial solutions.
He earned his Bachelor of Fine Arts from the School of the Art Institute of Chicago (SAIC), where he developed a strong foundation in conceptual thinking and visual design. He later pursued a Master of Architecture at Cornell University, refining his architectural expertise with a focus on materiality, spatial storytelling, and contemporary design methodologies.
As the principal of BYNOTABLE, Hong Yeol In leads a diverse portfolio of projects, ranging from residential and commercial spaces to cultural institutions and urban interventions. His work reflects a keen sensitivity to context, sustainability, and user experience, pushing the boundaries of traditional architectural practice.
In his teaching, he focuses on developing architectural concepts through both traditional and modern design tools. He encourages students to explore a range of design methods, from hand-drawing and physical modeling to digital techniques, fostering critical thinking, design experimentation, and interdisciplinary collaboration in architectural education.