[KS] early modern architecture

[John Scoville]

I am no scholar by any stretch in any field, but I can point you in the
right direction, I think.  On Taehakno in Tongsungdong in Seoul, in the
vicinity of The Seoul National University Hospital, on the east side or the
road is the former/original campus of Seoul National University, presently
occupied by Korea National Open University.  If you enter the main gate to
the campus and turn to the right the oldest building on the campus fits the
period you are looking for.  I am confident there will be as member of the
KNOU administration, faculty or staff who will be more than happy to connect
you with scholarly resources in the area you desire, and show you around the
building while you are there.

If this is in the category of Been There, Done That, feel free to disregard
this message.

John Scoville
Fairbanks, Alaska
----- Original Message -----
From: Diana Hinds <d.hinds at rocketmail.com>
To: <Koreanstudies at koreaweb.ws>
Sent: Sunday, December 30, 2001 6:23 AM
Subject: [KS] early modern architecture


>
> Happy New Year, everyone.
>
> I'm looking for resources concerning modern Japanese
> and Korean architecture in Seoul between 1900 and
> 1945.  If you've done any research or run across any
> scholarly resources in this area, please let me know.
> In addition, if there are any scholars specializing in
> the history of Korean architecture, I'd love to
> correspond with you.  I'm interested in looking at
> whether and to what degree national identity was
> inscribed on the buildings designed by Japanese vs.
> Koreans in this era.
>
> Thanks,
>
> Diana Hinds
>
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