Lecture

As regional population decline accelerates across Korea, we must look to innovative urban development strategies for solutions. This approach begins with a fundamental shift in thinking: instead of merely injecting resources into declining regions, we need to first establish vibrant urban environments that naturally attract and productively engage new participants in the local economy.

The key to regional revitalization lies in creating neighborhoods where people want to live and spend time. Architecture and thoughtful urban design serve as the essential foundation for this transformation. When the built environment is carefully crafted first, it naturally attracts people and economic activities.

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