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Seoul revealed new visuals of Gwanghwamun Square 3.0, which shall be inaugurated in July. They prolong the last major iteration presented in...

Seoul Metropolitan Government and the Cultural Heritage Administration unveiled yesterday their plans for a 'New Gwanghwamun Square...

One up, one down. Seoul speeds up for the redevelopment of Yongsan 4, and puts the brakes on Sajik 2. We've known for a while* that th...

donA just published the first volume of a history of Seoul written by Professor CHOI Jong-hyun (Hanyang University Urban Planning and Engine...

My previous post* reminds me I forgot to mention an interesting development over Sajik Tunnel : this new hanok overlooking the traffic. I wa...

Now officially protected from reckless redevelopment, Seochon area is preparing for its cultural rebirth. All the ingredients are there, but...

After the Eastern side of Sejongno this morning (" Insadong - Bukchon seamless for pedestrians "), some news from the not so far W...

The other day*, I mentioned the acceleration of operations at the Gwanghwamun renovation site. It was not just an impression : the Korean Go...

Scaffolding off, Sajik Park exposes its newly restored wall : the traditional stone, wood, and tile construction protects Sajik-dan more eff...

The Space Bon terrace, where Naejadong-gil meets Sajikno, is getting more crowded. Starbucks Cafe, the small convenience store, and nearby C...

Seoul mountains represent a unique feature for a major metropolis. Even from downtown, you can enjoy great daylong walks across picturesque ...