Urban Regeneration, Edu-Art-Tech, Maker Lab, Architecture
Improving Living Conditions through the Construction of an Urban Regeneration Edu-Art-Tech Convergence Maker Space
✍️ Proposer: Seo Hye-jin
📌 Proposal Background
① Slumification and deterioration of public safety due to neglect of earthquake-traffic site ② Lack of infrastructure and space connected to nearby schools ③ Residents' extreme despair
🎯 Purpose of the Proposal
① Establishing a highly efficient model executable within a fixed budget ② Transforming disaster scars into regional future assets and landmarks ③ Building an educational community integrating schools and villages and improving living conditions for young entrepreneurs
📋 Policy Details
① Vertical Integration of Spatial Configuration: - Lower Level: Youth and Young Adult Idea Shop and Parking (Pop-up Stores and Prototype Exhibitions) - Middle Level: Art-Tech Studio and Science Experience Center - Upper Level: Startup Engineering Technology Maker Lab and Co-working Space ② Introduction of Modular Construction: Application of mid-rise modular construction methods to overcome site constraints and shorten construction time ③ Governance Collaboration: Establishment of a budget and operational collaboration system among the local government, the Office of Education, and private companies ④ Resident Co-existence Model: Reaching consensus through granting equity in the new building and distributing operating profits to dissenting households
✨ Expected Effects
① Social Value: Restoration of the local safety net through early budget execution and the immediate resolution of widespread housing issues ② Economic Value: Revitalization of the alley economy and increase in real estate values (land prices) due to the influx of young entrepreneurs and creative talent ③ Educational Value: Strengthening local educational competitiveness by securing an EdTech hub linking public education and the local community ④ Financial Value: Establishing justification for securing national funding and presenting a standard for a sustainable urban regeneration model
📚 Theoretical Basis
① Digital Twin: Design based on virtual simulation ② Cultural Capital Theory: Strengthening citizens' capacity for art experiences ③ Big Data: Personalized educational environment based on user analysis ④ Reciprocity: Establishing a cooperative system for resident participation ⑤ AI Platform: Intelligent technology convergence ecosystem 🏛️ Relevant Laws and Regulations (3-tier legislative framework matching: Scheduled to be moved to another section at the end of the month) ① National Laws: Special Act on the Promotion and Support of Urban Regeneration (Basis for creating urban regeneration hub facilities on abandoned disaster-damaged sites and matching state funds), Framework Act on Disaster and Safety Management (Administrative and financial support through rapid recovery of earthquake-stricken areas and the introduction of modular construction) ② Local Ordinances: Amendment to the Urban Regeneration Promotion Ordinance (Establishment of legal basis for the creation of Edu-Art Tech Makerspaces and a model for granting equity in new buildings and distributing profits to opposing residents) ③ Administrative Rules: Enforcement Rule on the Management of Local Subsidies (Budget allocation and settlement for modular construction and Edu-Tech equipment), Establishment of Guidelines for the Operation and Profit Distribution of Urban Regeneration Hub Facilities (Profit distribution ratio for resident councils, preparation of safety management manuals for modular buildings) 📖 One-line Legislative Conclusion: Based on the Special Act on Urban Regeneration and the Disaster and Safety Act, the 'Ordinance on Revenue-Sharing Hub Facilities for Urban Regeneration' is enacted to regenerate the scars of earthquake damage into a modular-based edutech landmark and realize mutual prosperity among residents.
🔍 Similar Cases
① Factory Berlin, Germany ② New Lab, USA ③ Design District, UK ④ Kanazawa Citizens' Art Village, Japan ⑤ Station F, France
🤝 4+1 Governance of Public, Private, Academic, Political, and Industrial
google search🏘️ Min (Provincial Residents/Organizations)
① Urban Regeneration Support Center Resident Council: Reaching resident consensus and mediating the distribution of operational profits ② Youth Policy Network: Planning ideas for youth shops and proposing space needs ③ Korea Makers Association: Designing maker education programs and supporting creative activities
🏛️ Government (Provincial Office/City Hall)
① Provincial Government Urban Regeneration Division: Overall project management and securing national budget ② Provincial Office of Education Creative Convergence Education Center: Linkage with EdTech curriculums and program dissemination ③ LH Regional Headquarters: Technical support for modular construction and consultation on site management
🎓 Academics (Universities/Research Institutes)
① Institute of Nano-Convergence Technology: Engineering technology consulting and sharing of advanced equipment ② Department of Urban Engineering: Research on urban regeneration models and analysis of social value indicators ③ Korea Institute of Construction Technology Modular Housing Research Group: Verification of modular construction methods and consulting on field application
🗳️ Jeong (Parliament/Party)
① Provincial Council Construction and Firefighting Committee: Deliberation on amendment of urban regeneration ordinance and budget formulation ② National Assembly Land, Infrastructure and Transport Committee: Support for legislation of the Special Act on Edutech-based Urban Regeneration ③ Provincial Council Education Committee: Enactment of local ordinances supporting education-village linkages
🏭 Mountain (Business/Self-employed)
① Modular Business Division: Construction of modular buildings and on-site demonstration of new technologies ② Creative Economy Innovation Center: Nurturing of startups and entrustment of co-working space operation ③ 00000 Edutech Business Division: Supply of art-tech educational content and platform operation
Estimated budget allocation route
Target amount: 5.1 billion
This is a theoretical indicator calculated based on the National Finance Act and the Provincial Council's budget deliberation standards.
📅 5-Year Budget Plan
[The year before last] ( Business Proposal and Demand Survey )
255,000,000 won
Implementation of policy demand survey, resident participatory budget proposal, PoC review, formation of expert advisory group 💰 State funding 114,750,000 KRW / Provincial funding 63,750,000 KRW / Municipal funding 51,000,000 KRW / Private investment 25,500,000 KRW
[Previous Year] ( National/Provincial Funding Call for Proposals and Budget Formulation )
510,000,000 won
Application for national and provincial grant projects, preparation of detailed planning reports, formation of industry-academia-research consortia, response to the Assembly's budget review 💰 National Funding 229,500,000 KRW / Provincial Funding 127,500,000 KRW / Municipal Funding 102,000,000 KRW / Private Investment 51,000,000 KRW
[Year 1] ( System Design and Infrastructure Construction )
1,275,000,000 won
[1st Year] Detailed Design and District Unit Plan Amendment Services 1 set × 300,000,000 KRW = 300,000,000 KRW, Site Ground Layer Reinforcement and Seismic Pile Foundation Construction 1 set × 500,000,000 KRW = 500,000,000 KRW, Introduction of Basic Machine Tool Equipment for Edutech & Maker Lab 100 Sets × 4,000,000 KRW = 400,000,000 KRW, Personnel Costs for Dedicated Operation and Management Staff 5 people × 60,000,000 KRW = 300,000,000 KRW [Sharing: State Fund 675,000,000 KRW, Provincial Fund 375,000,000 KRW, Municipal Fund 300,000,000 KRW, Private Investment 150,000,000 KRW] 💰 State Fund 573,750,000 KRW / Provincial Funding 318,750,000 KRW / Municipal Funding 255,000,000 KRW / Private Investment 127,500,000 KRW
[2nd Year] ( Prototype Production and Enhancement )
2,040,000,000 won
[2nd Year] Factory fabrication and on-site assembly of mid-rise modular structures 800㎡ × 1,500,000 KRW = 1,200,000,000 KRW, Construction of Art-Tech immersive media studio (1 set) × 600,000,000 KRW = 600,000,000 KRW, Science experience center content development and data collection server construction (1 set) × 300,000,000 KRW = 300,000,000 KRW, Support for prototype production and on-site demonstration by young entrepreneurs (30 cases) × 10,000,000 KRW = 300,000,000 KRW [Sharing: State Funding 1,080,000,000 KRW, Provincial Funding 600,000,000 KRW, Municipal Funding 480,000,000 KRW, Private Investment 240,000,000 KRW] 💰 State Funding 918,000,000 KRW / Provincial Funding 510,000,000 KRW / Municipal Funding 408,000,000 KRW / Private Investment 204,000,000 KRW
[3rd Year] ( Certification · Optimization · Dissemination )
1,020,000,000 won
[3rd Year] Zero Energy Building Certification and Facility Safety Acquisition 1 set × 200,000,000 KRW = 200,000,000 KRW, Regional Landmark Brand Marketing and Opening Festival 1 set × 300,000,000 KRW = 300,000,000 KRW, Operation of Resident Profit-Sharing Governance and System Advancement 1 set × 400,000,000 KRW = 400,000,000 KRW, Consulting for Nationwide Dissemination of Edu-Art Tech Standard Model 1 set × 300,000,000 KRW = 300,000,000 KRW [Sharing: State Funding 540,000,000 KRW, Provincial Funding 300,000,000 KRW, Municipal Funding 240,000,000 KRW, Private Investment 120,000,000 KRW] 💰 State funding 459,000,000 KRW / Provincial funding 255,000,000 KRW / Municipal funding 204,000,000 KRW / Private investment 102,000,000 KRW
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