Jeong Tae-jong: Every city is a special city

The book is divided into four large sections. The city was so different from the city that we needed a way to explain it. So I did it in one way or another, but it didn't rule. Eventually, he decided to take a method of sorting that could be the most basic and classical. I thought it was my job to show the characteristics of each city and re-classify and rescrete them, so I tied them together into a minimum loose form of space and architecture. If I couldn't be classified, I put it in my mind. So, regardless of the order of categories, you should come and read and understand the city by your own judgment. Yet, as I read it, some cities have taken my clear view and forced the identity of the city to be used, while others have felt like they've just written down one city without any particular issue. All the articles are personal confessions about the city's experience, and I hope that the temperature of the city-to-city accounts will be understood as a difference in my attitude and affection for various cities. This book has been re-explanated in terms of the journey to urban grammar, a school course at the University of Korea, the TJ Building Area Channel of the Never Freemium content, and the city's specialness based on the data on architecture and cities that are associated with the dental press. The work I had done in the early part of the lecture, which was hard and unworkable, began to write for students and the public that I studied with, brought together one by one, to the point of getting caught in the hands of the law.

Korean title: 모든 도시는 특별시다

Korean author: 정태종

Korean publisher: 박영사

ISBN-13: 9791130316024