Park Kyung-lip et al.: The story of the UNESCO House architecture

Seoul Mingdong has a great memory of many Koreans' first love, as well as their culture, their art and their economic development. Walking through the businesshouse, we find many places of history and memories. The UNESCO Hall, located at 26 East Street, named UNESCO Road, is one of the most famous faces in the country, along with the cradle of the Korean UNESCO activity, the Ming Party, and the Apothecary Arts Theater, which was being used for construction in 1967. The UNESCO Hall began its construction discussion in 1954 when the UNESCO Korean Commission was founded, and with a design competition, it went into the project in 1959 and was completed in 1967. 1950s. Not only is it a valuable building for our nation's architecture, materials, law and internal press materials in the 1960s but it also contains many of the culture and memories of Koreans, including the Ming Party and parish area, YW2, the Apotheque Church, the Korean Powers, the Metro Hotel, the art School, the Champion Building, and the newly built Cultural Park. The UNESCO Hall is also doing a lot of work as a cradle for the Korean UNESCO activity as a financial source for the UNESCO Korean Commission. The book has unearthed and organized many stories about the hall and its harmony, along with the construction and construction material, and has even suggested the maintenance and future applications of the UNESCO Hall. It's a book that has connections with UNESCO and architecture, as well as memories of the nouns.

Korean title: 유네스코회관 건축이야기

Korean author: 박경립 외

Korean publisher: 유네스코한국위원회

ISBN-13: 9791190615167