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Sejong City Designates Three Sites as Outstanding Architectural Assets

HONG MOON HWA Senior Reporter / Updated : 2025-02-10 12:29:19
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SEJONG CITY – Sejong City has announced the registration of three sites as outstanding architectural assets, marking the first such designation in the city's history. The selected sites are the Jochiwon Cultural Garden, the Jochiwon 1927 Art Center, and the birthplace of renowned artist Jang Wook-jin.

The decision was made following a review by the city's architecture committee in December 2024, which recognized the historical, scenic, artistic, social, and cultural value of these locations.

The Jochiwon Cultural Garden, formerly a water purification plant built in 1935, has been transformed into a 10,626㎡ public space for exhibitions, performances, and cultural events. The site's revitalization efforts were lauded for preserving its historical significance while creating a valuable community asset.

The Jochiwon 1927 Art Center, a former paper mill dating back to the 1930s, stands as a testament to the city's industrial heritage. Its distinctive wooden truss structure evokes memories of the Japanese colonial era, offering a glimpse into a pivotal period in Korean history.

The birthplace of Jang Wook-jin, one of Korea's most beloved painters, is a traditional Korean house built in 1905. The well-preserved structure offers insight into the life and upbringing of the artist, whose works are celebrated for their childlike charm and simplicity.

Sejong City plans to leverage these newly designated architectural assets to promote tourism and enhance the city's cultural identity. The sites will be integrated into existing tourism routes and promoted as key destinations for visitors interested in history, art, and culture.

This initiative is part of Sejong City's broader efforts to identify and preserve its architectural heritage. The city aims to create a vibrant and culturally rich environment by highlighting the unique stories and traditions embodied in its built environment.

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HONG  MOON HWA Senior Reporter
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