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경계는 사라집니다. 이곳에서 시간은 멈추고 당신의 이야기가 시작됩니다.
원하시는 층의 글씨를 누르시면
상세페이지로 이동합니다.
이곳은 수백 년 동안 수많은 발자국, 만남,
풍류와 교류가 있었던 공간입니다.
이제 골목은 우리의 앞마당이 되었습니다.
예술과 창의성이 숨쉬는 공간, 깊은 사유가 시작되는 문턱입니다. 이곳에서 그림을 그리고 노래하며
음식과 술을 즐기고, 새로운 인연을 만나보세요. KOTE는 골목으로, 골목은 KOTE로 확장되며
경계는 사라집니다. 이곳에서 시간은 멈추고 당신의 이야기가 시작됩니다.
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KOTE _ Haebong Building
The first alley of Insadong, Insadong 1-gil, lies at the boundary between tradition and modernity, leading to Pimatgol, the alley where Korea's first tavern emerged. On this path stands the Haebong Building, which holds the memories of Pimatgol and the former site of the Joseon Theater. Here, "KOTE" blooms anew. KOTE is a space where everyone who visits becomes the owner.
Rabbit Hole is an immersive sound space, suitable for a variety of artistic performances such as poetry readings, theater, and film screenings, as well as events like study groups and DJing. It is a versatile space for different kinds of activities.
Joseon Salon, one of the last remaining traces of the Pimatgol tavern village, which holds the raw aura and emotions of the past, is a special space that seems to take you back in time, infused with a sense of historical nostalgia.
On the 2nd floor of Insadong KOTE Haebong Building, you'll find the library "Inner Library," the Studio Theater space used for exhibitions and lectures, as well as the design studio of designer Carson Hong.
The 3rd floor KOTE Gallery is an exhibition space designed to showcase the works of creative and talented artists, providing a space where artists from various fields can come together and collaborate.
The 4th floor KOTE Lab is a coworking space designed for creators and artists from various fields to meet, communicate, and inspire one another. KOTE Lab is structured to serve as both a workspace and a marketplace, while also offering a sense of home.
On the 5th floor of Haebong Building, there is a 60-year-old water tank, which was accessed by drilling through iron-like stone walls over several months to create an entrance. It is now used for exhibitions, media art, performances, screenings, listening sessions, recording, meditation, and relaxation. Next to it is the rooftop lounge, where outdoor film screenings, barbecues, and photo shoots can take place.