YeJin Park (Daejeon Health Univ.)

JungHyun Seo(Woosong Univ.)

Isabelle de Groot (Fontys)

I'm so happy and happy to meet you all! We will work hard on our team activities and show you our active performance for the rest of the time.

I like to be close to people and I have an active personality.

I am not good at English, but I will make sure there is no problem communicating with you.

I look forward to your kind cooperation!

I'm Seo Jung Hyun, you may also call me Joe.

I'm currently pursuing my bachelor's in business administration at Solbridge international school of business.

I'm someone who is highly interested in launching startups in South Korea. Currently working as a research assistant in a start up center and a Co-founder of UniLink

Pleasure to meet you all! :)

I'm so happy to be on the same team as you!

I think my strength is that I can get close to people quickly because I like them.

My weakness is that I am not good at English...

But I'll try hard.

My name is Isabelle and I am currently a 3rd year student of commercial economics/business👩‍💻 at Fontys University in the Netherlands.

I really enjoy helping all kinds of companies in my field of study. I am currently doing an internship, but I have also completed a number of them 💪

In my spare time I enjoy the equestrian sport and I love dancing 💃music,movies and learn about other cultures. When I have some freetime I am working in my own little marketing company for some experience😁 and do some volunteers work with little kids at the club ☺

My strengths are mainly communicating 🎤and making ideas visual.🖥 and I am always trying to go for the best💪

I'm really looking forward to work on this project together as a team🙌, but I would also like to get to know each other a little better.😉

I'm always open to chat, so if you have any questions, feel free to ask😁

See you soon🤗

📱Insta: Isabelle.degroot

- We must ensure that the history of small braking remains.
- Use abandoned areas in Soje-dong.

- Online platform installation: Create a platform and install a large screen inside the space so that everyone can see the platform together.

- Artistic Space: Exhibitions / Workshop / Concert Hall

- Replace some of the old spaces.

Let's talk about how we can find and develop abandoned alleys or houses.

1. Population of Korean residents are decreasing at a alarming rate

2. Due to the spread of Korean culture, more and more foreign residents are coming to South Korea

3. No services, easier accessible services in English exists for international students (as someone studying in an institute with over 80 nationalities, I can confirm this is still a big issue all my colleagues still face)

-something with multiple language services

-foreigner friendly

2 key points

The keywords for the history of Soje Dong in Daejoon are:

- Japan

- Korea

- Railway

- Old and new in one vibe

- Tradition (Korean and Japanese)

There are various ways to develop an area:

- Incorporating art into streets or updating the design of buildings.

- One idea is to create a railway path throughout the area, stopping at different historical sites, mimicking the stops of trains.

- Lantern poles could be crafted using old railway iron, each telling a story about the area

- Trendy cafes could populate the area, incorporating themes from the region.|

Like a coffee cafe with origami and with every cup of coffee there is another oregmai with a meaning

-Try to tell a story with light, see te area lighting up in the evening with light art that tell the story

*Efficient use of land

*Bio-diversity with its cultural heritage

*Offer job opportunities for the local elderly

*Prevents isolation of the elderly and form a community

*Bring spark back into life

*Less carbon emission - due to increased usage of Tashu

*Potential to counter the population issues