Choi Chang-gyu et al.: From Modernist Architecture to Walkable Streets

The first pro-democracy professor to honor the late professor of decrepits who proposed Seoul Square was published by the efforts of the latter. The late man has taken the lead as the first generation of urban sciences in our country, president of the National Institute of Topic and Urban Design, chairman of the Korean City Design School, head of the Traffic Research Institute and the Seoul Research Institute. They have prepared this book for those who want to understand its role and activities in Korean urban planning and design, celebrating the 10th cycle of Professor Gang. River soldiers were born in 1932 and studied in Japan from high school to one of the leading pioneer pioneers of Japanese modernism, Dan Geenjo, who learned about Modernism architecture and urban design. In 1970, I received my Ph.D. and was invited to the University of New York to become a professor of urban engineering and engineering at the university, which established and raised a new study of urban and urban planning until 1996. The professor of the river force led a movement to build cities that he wanted to walk in, following the theory of urban construction from below, and to focus on the international seminar "Explicity and Interactation in the Making of Cities and Villages in Korea and Japan.". The book allows readers to look at the endless journey of a generation of urbanists who have given us the direction of our urban plans.

Korean title: 모더니즘 건축에서 걷고 싶은 거리로

Korean author: 최창규 외

Korean publisher: 한울아카데미

ISBN-13: 9788946072640