Young walkers: Walking along Hwarang-ro
The Auricular Environment at the University of Bioscience has been working on theories and housing design of various residential areas in the city of Seoul. The design courses were designed in a series of contexts where we read and interpret cities through responses and urban analysis. In this week's presentation of the residence design, there are 38 suggestions for a new fire tunnel, which is a new life for students at nearby airlines and young people who are looking for this place, with a single gallery around the entire high-school art world. I studied the vision of small alleys of culture and art, along with the shared residences that were offered to bring together individual daily life, and I looked at the possibility of urban renewal through alley reconstruction into neighborhoods that young people often want to visit. "On the Claney Road" is Acave, a group of urban reconstruction projects that are designed to include alley and share-replaced projects that Professor Kim Il-Suk has studied with students in his second-grade home-soletology course. Here we offer a shopping space on the ground floor, as a water source that can bring out the content of urban re-repair and re-activated roads for urban urban urban resuscence, and two to two to one. Three stories. It's a concrete idea of 38 projects that proposed the new direction of urban renewal in small sheets around a flower-like gallery, where the shareholders would be central.
Korean title: 화랑로를 걸으며
Korean author: 젊은 산책자들
Korean publisher: ESA DESIGN
ISBN-13: 9791190066259












