Jaegap Chung

Principal
B.ARCH, OAA, MRAIC
e. jchung@studiojci.com

Jaegap is a founding principal of Studio JCI, a Toronto-based architecture firm designing and building over eight million square feet of residential projects annually. Recognized for his leadership as an architect, Jaegap is an advocate for bolstering timeless projects that contribute to the social, economic, and cultural fabric of the built environment.

With more than 25 years of experience in residential design, Jaegap Chung's innovation and project leadership encompass various scales, neighbourhoods, and municipalities. Notable projects include an award-winning adaptive reuse of a 1980s mid-rise office building and a series of purpose-built co-living rental developments. Jaegap has also designed large-scale projects featuring purpose-built rental and condominium tenures for multi-tower, multi-phased developments, as well as downtown rejuvenation masterplans and transit-oriented communities for the province.

While Jaegap has gained much recognition for his design work, his true passion is society-shaping, residential innovation that prioritizes community-building and future-proofed sustainability, that support the design and construction of multiplexes and mid-rises, helping restore the city’s missing middle.

Project experience:

– 630 The East Mall, Multi-building Condo Highrise Development, Toronto
– 2135,2139 Lawrence, Mixed-use Condo Highrise development, Toronto
– 799 Brimley, Mixed-use Highrise Development, Toronto
– Whitby-Brooklin, Seniors Highrise Development, Whitby
– 1828-1844 Weston Road, Mixed-use Condo Highrise development, Toronto
– Danforth & Pape, Condo Highrise Development, Toronto
– Kingston Road, Condo Highrise Development, Toronto
– O’Connor Development, Condo Highrise Development, Toronto
– Waterfront Tower, Condo Highrise Development, Burlington
– ARTFORM Condominium, Mixed-use Highrise Development, Mississauga
– Arte Condominium, Mixed-use Highrise Development, Mississauga
– 1 Jarvis Street, Mixed-use Highrise Development,  Hamilton
– Berczy Aurora, Mixed-use Highrise Development, Aurora
– 12089 Hurontario Street, Condo Midrise Development, Brampton
– Bayview & Elgin Mills, Residential Highrise Development, Richmond Hill
– 2126 Islington, Residential Highrise Development, Toronto
– 775 Vaughan Rd, Residential Highrise Development, Toronto
– 440 Essa Road, Residential Midrise Development, Barrie
– 8868 Yonge St, Mixed-use Highrise Development, Richmond Hill
– 17 Sophia St E, Mixed-use Highrise Development, Barrie
– 252 Parliament, Mixed-use Midrise Apartment, Toronto
– 1474 St Clair, Mixed-use Highrise Apartment, Toronto
– Annette Co-Living, Mixed-use Midrise Apartment, Toronto
– 1354 Queen St West, Mixed-use Midrise Apartment, Toronto
– 2991 Dundas St W, Mixed-use Midrise Apartment, Toronto
– Hill & Dale, Mixed-use Midrise Development, Toronto
– 1133 Yonge Street, Office Tower Renovation, Toronto
– College Street, Mixed-use Midrise Development, Toronto
– Riverview Park Retirement Residence, Listowel
– Broadview Terraces, Mixed-use Midrise Development, Toronto
– Kingston and Manderley, Mixed-use Midrise Development, Toronto
– 49 Jackes Avenue, Residential Highrise Development, Toronto
– Gibbard District, Mixed-use Development, Nappanee
– 1861 O’Connor Avenue, Mixed-use Development, Toronto
– Cobourg, Affordable Housing, Cobourg
– 1 Alexandra Boulevard, Mixed-Use Midrise Development, Toronto
– Emily House, Single Detached Multi-generational Home, Toronto
– 8 Wimpole Drive, Multi-generational Homes, Toronto
– Atrium House, Private Residence, Toronto
– Hotel McGibbon, Mixed-use Development, Georgetown
– Riverdale Townhomes, Townhouse Units, Toronto
– Courtyard House, Single-family Home, Toronto
– 53-61 Saulter, Townhouse Development, Toronto
– 562-566 Spadina Crescent, Heritage Restoration and Student Housing Expansion, Toronto
– Inglewood Private Residence, Toronto
– Midtown Triplex, Toronto