CityRoamer-June

17/04/2026

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A university campus, but not quite what you expect.

At Kyung Hee University, a strong central axis quietly organises the space
guiding how you move through it.

But what makes this place more interesting is how open it feels to the city around it.

People come here to walk, take photos, and spend time not just to study.

And at the end of that axis,
the Grand Peace Palace hosts performances and events
that reach beyond the university.

This isn’t just a campus.
It’s a public space the city actively uses.

경희대학교 평화의전당 캠퍼스투어

📍 Kyung Hee University, 26 Kyungheedae-ro, Dongdaemun-gu, Seoul

17/04/2026

.
A university campus, but not quite what you expect.

At Kyung Hee University, a strong central axis quietly organises the space
guiding how you move through it.

But what makes this place more interesting is how open it feels to the city around it.

People come here to walk, take photos, and spend time not just to study.

And at the end of that axis,
the Grand Peace Palace hosts performances and events
that reach beyond the university.

This isn’t just a campus.
It’s a public space the city actively uses.

📍 Kyung Hee University, 26 Kyungheedae-ro, Dongdaemun-gu, Seoul

23/07/2025

08/07/2025

In traditional Korean homes, the well—called umum—
was often found right inside the courtyard.
It wasn’t just a source of water, but the quiet heart of daily life.
Families cooked, washed, and lived around it.
Before plumbing, this simple stone ring connected people to the earth—
a gentle reminder that life once flowed slowly, and close to home.

#우물 #한옥우물

#한옥 #전통건축
#마당이있는집
#한옥라이프
#생활유산 #수공간 #조용한중심 #전통의일상

05/07/2025

The transition in a hanok begins at your feet.
From stone to wood. From shoes to bare skin.
It’s not just about hygiene —
it’s a sensory shift into a new realm.
Stepping onto the didimdol isn’t just entering a house;
it’s crossing into stillness, warmth, and another way of being.