The beautifully designed Ewha Korean Women's University is famous for its underground sound library.
EWHA is the world's largest women's university located in the Korean capital Seoul, designed to be built on a campus of nearly 60 hectares with many trees covered.
Campus with large green grass and many trees planted around the walkway. The area is large enough to meet the living and learning of nearly 20 thousand students
The architectural design outside the school is a green color of grass and tall green trees, wide and straight paths convenient for moving.
Built in 1886, the architecture of Ewha University also has many unique features. It is the intersection between modern architecture and ancient architecture like a castle. Early buildings are still in use today.
Gray is the main color of the exterior of Ewha Girls' University buildings
One of the school's functional buildings was designed with many small windows with ancient gray bricks.
All buildings have small windows above to create ventilation inside and get natural sunlight.
And can not fail to mention in the Korean Women's University EWHA, which is an underground sound library.
Surrounding there are many trees that create landscape as well as create a fresh environment
This building features a modern architecture with steel frame and stacked transparent tempered glass doors
The walkway inside the building uses a smooth, seamless brick, surrounded by a layer of many small glass doors that catch the natural sunlight
The entrance to the 2nd floor is entirely steel and positioned in a reasonable position for moving up the floor
The whole path is viewed from above, surrounded by a fence designed with large glass panels on top of each other
The glass door is the main material of this modern building. Above is a view of the building's skylight
Ewha Girls' University is a school with green tree design with the most coverage in Korea
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