MIN SUNG'S URBANIC SPACE

It's actually been a while to post something on my blog!!! I am actually here today to talk about alternatives to paths we are using these days. The air outside often gets dirty and extreme, as an effect of global warming. Once, I experienced heat stroke last June and had to suffer from it for a week-long! Isn't this insane?! To mitigate this crazy problem, I would like to bring up with some innovative approaches to alter our paths from the ground to the underground. Yup, as you can expect, my suggestion to the issue is 'UNDERGROUND CITY' ! <Refeenced from  http://bizn.donga.com/travel/3/all/20171109/87188097/2 > For instance, a Canadian city, Toronto has a huge underground place under the downtown that enables citizens not to be harmed by freezing weather outside during the winter. Not only it created a space for citizens to be warmed, but it also created a new form of the urban center. <Coex mall, Gangnam, Seoul - Refer...

<Referenced from  http://news.sbs.co.kr/news/endPage.do?news_id=N1004502750 > After the US military base decided to move its base from Seoul to the Southern part of Gyeonggi province, the Seoul government is thinking of placing a park in that place. However, in order to make landscape much prettier, Seoul newly set a standard for a limitation on maximum levels of building nearby. As a result, Seoul may reduce the negative externality produced by the urban heat island. I am pretty sure that the skyline of Seoul would look much better in 20 years later. It's time for SEOUL to give itself an innovation!

Such megacity like this needs huge roads to afford massive traffics. Basically, roads should be designed within the grid-lines and less cross should be built.    Therefore! I placed an urban expressway that connects with residence area and industrial (offices and factories) area. There are only three crosses that exist on the urban expressway. Before the construction of this urban expressway, there were only two approaches from residential area to industrial zone (subway and normal road). However, the construction has lead citizens to commute faster than they used to. Furthermore, some experimental road designs have been implemented in this city. INTERCHANGES WITH RAMPS! AND Still, citizens face traffic jams, but compare to those of the past...these are nothing at all😂. but I'm still considering the alternative to the design of interchanges. Perhaps, I may reference the design from here ..? Hmm...Calgary's one s...

I'd binh  been to Hoa Binh on the 4th of September for the ESS field experiment! I interviewed local people about to what extent has dam influence their life and the standard of living for the local community and took a water sample from the reservoir and the river. Hoa Binh is 76 km far from Hanoi, so it's nearby Hanoi. This city (province) is very well known for its minority community but also the biggest hydroelectric dam among all in Southeast Asia! The day I'd been to Hoa Binh was actually 'The independence day of Vietnam', so it was difficult to find interviewees. I aimed to interview 50 people, but I could only interview approximately 30 people by the end. Floating houses on 'Da river'... I could see some locals fishing around here. I asked fishers how many fishes are caught on a daily basis. They answered that compare to the time when there was no dams, the amount of fishes being caught has decreased dramatically...

 City at night from Lotte tower City at the daytime from Lotte tower Metro station is still under construction Street, 30 minutes after monsoon rain Besides embassies, there's Lotte Tower! Small alley next to the road Dao Tan Heavy congestions towards Trung Hoa and Cau Giay area My loves Roaming around... Little glimpse on my room Ngoc Khanh lake

As an avid Lotte Giants fan, I could not miss an opportunity to watch a match held in Seoul. There was a match between Lotte Giants and Doosan Bears on 23rd June. I had no hesitance to buy a ticket for that. I went to the stadium with my friend, who is a fan of the Doosan Bears. The ticket costs approximately $10.5 per person (weekday fare/The second floor and Infield seats). It was a reasonable price. This is a waiting queue to enter the baseball stadium. I could see many Lotte fans visit here to root for Lotte as I do. Basically, Jamsil Baseball Stadium is a baseball stadium located between the business area and the residential area of Seoul. Thereby Jamsil Stadium always has relatively more fans than those of any other stadiums.  Food that I ate in the stadium. Well-grilled Korean BBQ was a nice choice for me during watching a game. This is one of the remarkable rooting chants(?) ever I experienced in my life. This is basically a chant that disturbs...

My aunt and auntie are living in the far-east region of Seoul. So there are relatively less pollution and more proportions of green fields. The local district government is also encouraging citizens to utilize the green fields in the district. The urban planning was one of the policies that encourage people to use green fields effectively. The overall glimpse of the urban farming field. I felt kind of weird but surprised at this point ...😂 The Sauron looked like a creature is called 'Lotte World Tower'. The tallest (in 2017) skyscraper in South Korea. My family helped to harvest aunt's farming field. I accidentally killed(?) too many lettuces here by mercilessly extracting their leaves. But I found that those lettuces grow rapidly than any others so I got fewer worries! A WEEK LATER... The heavy rain season has begun by the end of June. My aunt, auntie and I assumed that those plants already got abundant water in few past days. So we went ther...