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    I · SEOUL · U 2019, September No.179Nodeulseom Island of Hangang River Turns into a Music-Centered Cultural Complex Until the 1960s, Nodeulseom Island in the Hangang River was a playground where people could enjoy the river up from the closest range. However, for the last half a century, the island has been abandoned as an isolated terrain. Seoul began searching for new ways to utilize the island together with citizens and experts. After holding design contests and beginning construction in 2013, Nodeulseom Island has been transformed into a music-centered cultural complex in September 2019. The main facility of Nodeulseom Island is the music cultural space. The three-story building has been distributed to mingle with the existing natural environment. Visitors can enter Nodeulseom Island through this building without having to go down the stairs from the Hangangdaegyo Bridge. Upon exiting the music cultural space, Nodeul Madang will come into view, stretching away from the Hangangdaegyo Bridge. Nodeul Madang is not only an outdoor performance stage that can accommodate up to 3,000 audience members, but it is also a good to enjoy the view of the Hangang River while picnicking. Seoul has plans to complete the “hundred-year bridge” project by June 2021, which involves constructing a bridge exclusively for pedestrians on the Hangangdaegyo Bridge in order to enhance citizens’ accessibility.COPYRIGHT 1996~2017 SEOUL METROPOLITAN GOVERNMENT ALL RIGHTS RESERVED.홈페이지이전뉴스레터홈페이지페이스북트위터인스타그램유투브웹마스터찾아오는길


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