Residential neighborhood Regeneration | Major strategies

Major strategies

Developing community facilities and other anchoring structures
Establishing the Changsin-Sungin Regeneration Co-op-a resident organization for urban regeneration
Discovering parties to operate community facilities and providing education on CRCs

Enhancing resident capacity through projects suggested by residents and education programs on regeneration
Improving deteriorating roads and making the streets safe
Transforming the old beehive-like houses into anchoring facilities
Developing the area’s Chinese cultural elements into tourism resources and forming Uma-gil Street for the local economy

Drawing up community rules for both residents and foreigners
Developing local centers
Opening ateliers and knitting workshops and exhibition spaces, building online platforms
Improving the environment of Sinheung Market
Creating themes based on the area’s history
Installing crime-prevention facilities
Improving the slopes and stairs in the alleys

Encouraging communication between residents and those engaged in local industry through the social economy, arts, and culture
Establishing resident consultative bodies and cooperatives for resident-led urban regeneration
Reviving the local industry ecosystem
Vitalizing culture and the arts and developing routes for visitors to tour the local cultural scene
Establishing the Seongdong Win-Win Urban Center and the Seongdong Sharing Center
Supporting creation of industrial clusters and converging shoemaking (indigenous to the area), the IT industry, and the social conomy

Constructing a cultural platform, maintaining the neighborhoods and parks
Developing bases to advance youth culture
Improving the commercial districts through resident management of the local landscaping, particularly seven back alleys and blocks
Supporting business establishment by young people
Mutually-beneficial agreements between universities and merchants, and residents and the district office
Providing support with housing for young people

Safe, convenient pedestrian environment and themed alleys
Forming environmentally-friendly neighborhoods through urban farming and renewable energy
Developing the Kim Jung-eop house into a welfare and cultural complex
Activating Janggok Market•Launching residents-led CRCs

Creating a community where senior citizens and children are happy and safe
Forming history-themed trails connecting the gravesite of Prince Yangnyeong of Joseon and Guksabong Peak
Training residents residents to be guides
Boosting small businesses in alleyways, establishing and operating the community’s share houses
Establishing cooperatives and supporting projects suggested by residents

Forming themed neighborhood walking paths, engaging in energysaving efforts
Developing the Ppallaegol ecological park and community facilities
Operating an urban regeneration support center and supporting the establishment and operation of CRCs

Establishing community facilities and inviting residents to propose projects
Providing access to books and encouraging the residents to read them
aying down community roads •Making the walk to school safe for children and remodeling a children’s park
Maintaining the streets by rearranging overhead electrical wires and store signs

Establishing community facilities
Supporting resident consultative bodies to stand on their own
Vitalizing the commercial districts in connection with local resources
Supporting improvement of deteriorating housing and making the alleys safe and pleasant
Documenting community events and developing relevant content
Making the Gyeonggi-daero road a good place to walk and activating the community’s historical and cultural festivals

Nangok archives, Nangok community culture festival, Nangok branding, guides on Nangok
Developing a Nangok community center as an anchoring facility
Forming the Gwanaksan Environmentally-Friendly Energy Community
Improving the pedestrian environment in alleyways
Ensuring community safety 24/7