Cheongsudang Café

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Seoul's Bamboo Forest and Hanok 1 When you think of summer, you think of bamboo, and the space that comes to mind when you think of bamboo is a traditional house. A cafe remodeled from a traditional house in Ikseon-dong. In this place, the green bamboo at the entrance seems to take me to another space. If you carefully walk into the room, the sound of the crowd of Ikseon is buried in the sound of bamboo and quickly disappears. - A treasure trove of hanok, - Old buildings and traditional styles tend to disappear. However, if we lose everything, we will even lose our identity. So, starting from the 1900s, the public or individual invests in Europe for the purpose of preserving traditions and styles and coexistence, and begins to preserve them. It took a long time for it to arrive in Korea, but research and investment for it have been actively taking place in Korea since the 1990s. - The word 'urban regeneration' may seem very old-fashioned, but it is an integral part of our identity. In particular, in the case of Korea, where the answer to the question of Korean architecture? Fortunately, our people are wise. Realizing that it was too late, here in #Ikseon-dong, everyone realized the value of embracing traditional styles, and everyone is running towards a new space that makes use of it. - The public also sympathizes with this and enjoys the appreciation of the new space. In that context, wouldn't it be better to say that the present Ikseon-dong is a land with potential for the future rather than a simple, lucrative land with expensive capital? - This is my small calling as an architect. - Creating Korean architecture. - This is #Cheongsudang, a treasure trove of treasures for the future. - Location _ 31-9, Donhwamun-ro 11na-gil, Jongno-gu, Seoul - Business hours _ 11:30 - 21:30 - Parking Use the Uno parking lot [Paid] - The menu is attached. Please note that there is no inconvenience in using it. - Ps. Order from the menu after being seated