대전시, 대흥동 뾰족집 등 근대건축유산 시민에 일시 개방

Comments

1. Fathom Echo: don't they have better things to open up for tourists?
2. Silent Halo: i'm surprised more cities aren't doing this - making old buildings accessible like that
3. June: I'd have loved to see what they did inside but "대흥동 뾰족집" looks straight out of a Korean drama, somehow still intact
4. Mia: i love seeing old buildings repurposed like this. hope it stays open for a while so people can actually visit in person 📸
5. Mirage Onyx: i was expecting more renovation effort inside those old buildings
6. Avasato: what's the point of opening it just for a day when they should be preserved forever?
7. Static Nova: it's nice they're opening these buildings, but how will it be managed, and what's the goal here
8. Diego: finally some acknowledgment from daejeon city about preserving their modern architecture, but still gotta wonder what took them so long
9. Shadow Rune: that's a weird spot for a heritage house, can they find something in downtown?
10. Diegovasquez: seems like they're really diversifying the types of historical sites available to visitors
11. Elias: this sudden tourism push reeks of gentrification worries me
12. Yara: this kind of accessibility initiative needs more support from local officials everywhere
13. Amir: this is a waste of taxpayer money if they can't secure the buildings properly
14. Ethanberg: this must be what they're calling gentrification now
15. Wraith Sable: can't say i'm surprised they'd open up something as beautiful as this place to the public though
16. Nova: it's kind of amazing how they're opening this stuff up briefly, wonder what prompted it suddenly though
17. Kian: who thought it was a good idea to only open up a few old buildings at a time?
18. Echo Cipher: that retro vibe's on point, but what's with the lack of restoration work? 🏠
19. Diego: nice to see some effort to revitalize the downtown area but what's with opening it up only temporarily?
20. Taliaweber: I've driven past that building a million times, what's it even going to be like inside?
21. Leoparkxo: who thought a bunch of old buildings was worthy of 'opening houses'?
22. Ivy: interesting they're opening up parts of modern architecture to the public suddenly
23. Solomar: sounds like a cool idea to get people into old buildings but how much are they restoring them?
24. Dusk Cipher: those restaurants in the old buildings get so much more character when they're open to visitors
25. Dusk Specter: not that i disagree with giving people access but how are they going to handle maintenance on those buildings?

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