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Park Young-sook et al.: Housing Revolution 2030

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Park Young-sook, author of the series World Future Report, has gone back 2030 years to the home that Koreans are most curious about. From the housing issue that is in front of us right now to the future life that we're going to build outside the planet, to the next 100 years, we'll take the next step, and we'd like to talk about 10 to 10 to the last. It helps readers get closer to the answer by telling them how human life will change in 100 years. looking first at the depressing changes that change society will bring to housing and housing and to the changes in housing and homes, and even the climate change and the relationship between states and states that threaten the lives of mankind, helps us to draw big pictures of the investment of housing that will not last more than once in a large schedule of life.

Korean title: 주거혁명 2030

Korean author: 박영숙 외

Korean publisher: 교보문고

ISBN-13: 9791159096242

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HE******
January 14, 2018

A proper understanding of future housing prevents the house pew. The reality of over-obsessed real estate is that the seniors are making it hard to afford liquids. I hope that the home will be a time of living in a life that truly reflects what it means to live in a home.

SH******
January 9, 2018

The trend that everyone knows about. There's not much good about what happens with housing. Two or three pages of the library, and we're done. Too many margins, over 300 pages, but not 100 pages in real life. The contents are simple enough to be seen in seconds.

HA****
December 11, 2017

Houses in Korea have long since crossed the concept of housing and, in other words, have reached a point where they are no longer houses. The house is no longer a home, which is not the concept of it. So, I couldn't help wondering how the future idea of the state is changing and what the futurist would expect. I was interested in the very same idea, and the different forms and concepts of the future that were so expanded and so varied. It was interesting to see that, when housing goes beyond

DI****
December 10, 2017

Whether it is the Lord who enriches the quality of life and the inner state of life, which is a three-dimensional element that we need to be, or not, to leave the hard day behind, unwinding the pain and feeling the psychological security that humans must have. The state of the state, due to the industrial revolution and liberalism, is a house that has become increasingly distant and has been a symbol of wealth ever since. Houses have always existed on the start line of people who had and

AQ******
December 10, 2017

I think I saw one SF movie. And the rapid shift from the fourth industrial revolution to the housing and housing of the future. We were worried about whether the house would go up or down with the policy of real estate right now, and when we read this book, it was a big shock. To me, what does home mean? First of all, it talks about social change that has little or no meaning. The fact that the human cliff is in sight due to aging and declining population. That's going to reduce housing demand,

S8***
December 10, 2017

A Dwelling Revolution! And when we're talking to a bunch of people, we need to have a common topic, and we need the most easily connected thing to say, and it's home. People who haven't yet had a home can by any time have a dream of having a house, and if they already have a house the rent of my house is rising or dropping. And it's because you have all these different questions about your home, even though there are some differences. In the title of the book The Home Revolution, I had a vague

SK****
December 10, 2017

When I saw the introduction of the book, I chose it, expecting to provide answers to the personal housing problem. But what's in the real book is not a microview of housing, but a living future, a macro-sympathetic view of housing around the world and future. So, the real problem of housing and housing doesn't give you the answer. The main meaning change is looking at it from three big perspectives. The first is a change in society. The problems that are facing our society, the problems of

박영숙 외: 주거혁명 2030
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