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data\1 (1).JPG | Where is Hansung University Entrance located, and what makes it a convenient transportation hub? | Hansung University Entrance is located on Dongsoomun Road, a major thoroughfare in Seongbuk-gu, Seoul. It is directly adjacent to the central area of Jongno-gu, making it easily accessible for students and staff. |
data\1 (1).JPG | How can you reach Hansung University from Hansung University Entrance Station? | You can take the Seongbuk02 bus from Hansung University Entrance Station to reach the university campus. The campus is situated further up a hill, so most students prefer using the bus or shuttle service to get there. |
data\1 (1).JPG | How long does it take to walk from Hansung University Entrance Station to the university campus? | Walking from Hansung University Entrance Station to the campus will take about 20 minutes via the main road. However, the university is located on a hill, so it is common to take a bus or shuttle for a more comfortable journey. |
data\1 (1).JPG | What is the distance and difficulty in reaching the university from Changsin Station? | Although Changsin Station is closer in distance, it requires a detour on the roads, and walking to the university involves a steep incline. The walk is quite difficult due to the high hill, but an elevator near Sanyang Apartments can help reduce the effort. |
data\1 (1).JPG | What is the Seongbuk02 bus, and how does it help students commute to the university? | The Seongbuk02 bus serves as the main shuttle between Hansung University Entrance Station and the main campus entrance. This bus is often crowded, especially during commuting hours, as it serves not only the university but also local schools and apartment complexes. |
data\1 (1).JPG | Why should you avoid the Seongbuk03 bus when traveling to Hansung University? | The Seongbuk03 bus does not go directly to the university; it takes a longer route and passes through areas that are far from the campus. If you mistakenly board it, you will need to get off and walk back to the university. |
data\1 (1).JPG | What is the historical significance of the old name of Hansung University Entrance Station? | Hansung University Entrance Station was originally named Samseon Bridge Station. This name is still commonly used by the local residents, especially when referring to the surrounding area, due to its historical significance. |
data\1 (1).JPG | Which buses operate near Hansung University Entrance Station? | Several bus lines pass by Hansung University Entrance Station, including major routes such as 100, 102, 104, and 109, as well as neighborhood buses like Seongbuk01, Seongbuk02, and Seongbuk03. |
data\1 (1).JPG | What are the transportation options from Dongmyo Station to Hansung University? | From Dongmyo Station, you can take the Jongno03 bus that stops at several locations near the university. However, this bus can get crowded, especially around Changsin Station. |
data\1 (1).JPG | What is the connection between Samseon Bridge and the area around Hansung University Entrance? | The Samseon Bridge area was historically a high-class residential area, home to several influential figures during the Park Chung-hee era. Although the area has since changed, it retains historical value as a notable location in the district. |
data\1 (1).png | Where is Hansung University Entrance located, and what makes it a convenient transportation hub? | Hansung University Entrance is located on Dongsoomun Road, a major thoroughfare in Seongbuk-gu, Seoul. It is directly adjacent to the central area of Jongno-gu, making it easily accessible for students and staff. |
data\1 (1).png | How can you reach Hansung University from Hansung University Entrance Station? | You can take the Seongbuk02 bus from Hansung University Entrance Station to reach the university campus. The campus is situated further up a hill, so most students prefer using the bus or shuttle service to get there. |
data\1 (1).png | How long does it take to walk from Hansung University Entrance Station to the university campus? | Walking from Hansung University Entrance Station to the campus will take about 20 minutes via the main road. However, the university is located on a hill, so it is common to take a bus or shuttle for a more comfortable journey. |
data\1 (1).png | What is the distance and difficulty in reaching the university from Changsin Station? | Although Changsin Station is closer in distance, it requires a detour on the roads, and walking to the university involves a steep incline. The walk is quite difficult due to the high hill, but an elevator near Sanyang Apartments can help reduce the effort. |
data\1 (1).png | What is the Seongbuk02 bus, and how does it help students commute to the university? | The Seongbuk02 bus serves as the main shuttle between Hansung University Entrance Station and the main campus entrance. This bus is often crowded, especially during commuting hours, as it serves not only the university but also local schools and apartment complexes. |
data\1 (1).png | Why should you avoid the Seongbuk03 bus when traveling to Hansung University? | The Seongbuk03 bus does not go directly to the university; it takes a longer route and passes through areas that are far from the campus. If you mistakenly board it, you will need to get off and walk back to the university. |
data\1 (1).png | What is the historical significance of the old name of Hansung University Entrance Station? | Hansung University Entrance Station was originally named Samseon Bridge Station. This name is still commonly used by the local residents, especially when referring to the surrounding area, due to its historical significance. |
data\1 (1).png | Which buses operate near Hansung University Entrance Station? | Several bus lines pass by Hansung University Entrance Station, including major routes such as 100, 102, 104, and 109, as well as neighborhood buses like Seongbuk01, Seongbuk02, and Seongbuk03. |
data\1 (1).png | What are the transportation options from Dongmyo Station to Hansung University? | From Dongmyo Station, you can take the Jongno03 bus that stops at several locations near the university. However, this bus can get crowded, especially around Changsin Station. |
data\1 (1).png | What is the connection between Samseon Bridge and the area around Hansung University Entrance? | The Samseon Bridge area was historically a high-class residential area, home to several influential figures during the Park Chung-hee era. Although the area has since changed, it retains historical value as a notable location in the district. |
data\1 (13).JPG | What building can be seen in the image, and where is it located? | The building visible in the image is the Research Building (μ°κ΅¬κ΄), which is located on the left side of the campus. |
data\1 (13).JPG | What path does the image show, and what is its destination? | The image shows a path with stairs leading up to the Research Building. Once you go up the stairs and turn to the right, you will reach the Sangsang Park (μμνν¬). |
data\1 (13).JPG | What is the visible transportation in the image, and where is it heading? | The image shows a university bus, which is likely transporting students around the campus, particularly near the Research Building. |
data\1 (13).JPG | What is located to the right after going up the stairs shown in the image? | After going up the stairs in the image, turning right will lead to Sangsang Park (μμνν¬), a common area for students to relax and study. |
data\1 (13).JPG | What does the pathway to the left of the stairs in the image lead to? | The pathway to the left of the stairs in the image leads directly to the Research Building (μ°κ΅¬κ΄). |
data\1 (13).JPG | How is the path to the Research Building accessed in the image? | The path to the Research Building is accessed by climbing the stairs shown in the image. |
data\1 (13).JPG | What is the environment surrounding the stairs in the image? | The stairs are surrounded by green landscaping with trees and rocks, providing a natural environment around the Research Building. |
data\1 (13).JPG | Is the area around the Research Building accessible for students? | Yes, the area around the Research Building, including the pathway and stairs, is accessible to students for walking between different parts of the campus. |
data\1 (13).JPG | How do you reach Sangsang Park from the Research Building in the image? | From the Research Building, you can reach Sangsang Park by climbing the stairs shown in the image and then turning right. |
data\1 (13).JPG | Is there any signage visible in the image indicating directions? | The image doesn't show any explicit signage, but the path is clear, and the destination is identifiable based on the location of the buildings. |
data\1 (13).png | What building can be seen in the image, and where is it located? | The building visible in the image is the Research Building (μ°κ΅¬κ΄), which is located on the left side of the campus. |
data\1 (13).png | What path does the image show, and what is its destination? | The image shows a path with stairs leading up to the Research Building. Once you go up the stairs and turn to the right, you will reach the Sangsang Park (μμνν¬). |
data\1 (13).png | What is the visible transportation in the image, and where is it heading? | The image shows a university bus, which is likely transporting students around the campus, particularly near the Research Building. |
data\1 (13).png | What is located to the right after going up the stairs shown in the image? | After going up the stairs in the image, turning right will lead to Sangsang Park (μμνν¬), a common area for students to relax and study. |
data\1 (13).png | What does the pathway to the left of the stairs in the image lead to? | The pathway to the left of the stairs in the image leads directly to the Research Building (μ°κ΅¬κ΄). |
data\1 (13).png | How is the path to the Research Building accessed in the image? | The path to the Research Building is accessed by climbing the stairs shown in the image. |
data\1 (13).png | What is the environment surrounding the stairs in the image? | The stairs are surrounded by green landscaping with trees and rocks, providing a natural environment around the Research Building. |
data\1 (13).png | Is the area around the Research Building accessible for students? | Yes, the area around the Research Building, including the pathway and stairs, is accessible to students for walking between different parts of the campus. |
data\1 (13).png | How do you reach Sangsang Park from the Research Building in the image? | From the Research Building, you can reach Sangsang Park by climbing the stairs shown in the image and then turning right. |
data\1 (13).png | Is there any signage visible in the image indicating directions? | The image doesn't show any explicit signage, but the path is clear, and the destination is identifiable based on the location of the buildings. |
data\1 (14).JPG | What building is visible in the image? | The image shows the connection between the Sangsang Building (on the right) and the Research Building (on the left). |
data\1 (14).JPG | What can be seen at the bottom of the stairs in the image? | At the bottom of the stairs, there is a wide open space with a landscaped area featuring trees and flowers, leading towards the main entrances of the buildings. |
data\1 (14).JPG | How is the space around the stairs designed? | The area around the stairs is well-landscaped with bushes, flowers, and trees, providing a pleasant outdoor environment for students and faculty. |
data\1 (14).JPG | What is the general atmosphere in the area shown in the image? | The atmosphere is busy with many students walking through the area, as it serves as a common passage between two key buildings on campus. |
data\1 (14).JPG | What is located directly in front of the stairs shown in the image? | Directly in front of the stairs, there is a paved pathway that leads towards the main courtyard, which is part of the central campus area. |
data\1 (14).JPG | What buildings are visible in the background of the image? | In the background of the image, both the Sangsang Building and the Research Building are visible, showing their interconnected design. |
data\1 (14).JPG | How would you describe the setting for students in this area? | The area provides a functional yet relaxing environment, with plenty of greenery and easy access to both the Sangsang and Research Buildings. |
data\1 (14).JPG | What is the direction of the view in this image? | The view is directed towards the outdoor stairway that connects the Sangsang and Research Buildings, with the entrance area visible in the foreground. |
data\1 (14).JPG | How does the outdoor environment contribute to the campus life? | The outdoor environment, with its trees, flowers, and benches, offers a peaceful space for students to relax, while the nearby stairs provide easy access between key campus buildings. |
data\1 (14).JPG | How does this area connect to the rest of the campus? | This area connects two prominent buildings, the Sangsang and Research Buildings, facilitating movement between these buildings and offering access to the wider campus space. |
data\1 (14).png | What building is visible in the image? | The image shows the connection between the Sangsang Building (on the right) and the Research Building (on the left). |
data\1 (14).png | What can be seen at the bottom of the stairs in the image? | At the bottom of the stairs, there is a wide open space with a landscaped area featuring trees and flowers, leading towards the main entrances of the buildings. |
data\1 (14).png | How is the space around the stairs designed? | The area around the stairs is well-landscaped with bushes, flowers, and trees, providing a pleasant outdoor environment for students and faculty. |
data\1 (14).png | What is the general atmosphere in the area shown in the image? | The atmosphere is busy with many students walking through the area, as it serves as a common passage between two key buildings on campus. |
data\1 (14).png | What is located directly in front of the stairs shown in the image? | Directly in front of the stairs, there is a paved pathway that leads towards the main courtyard, which is part of the central campus area. |
data\1 (14).png | What buildings are visible in the background of the image? | In the background of the image, both the Sangsang Building and the Research Building are visible, showing their interconnected design. |
data\1 (14).png | How would you describe the setting for students in this area? | The area provides a functional yet relaxing environment, with plenty of greenery and easy access to both the Sangsang and Research Buildings. |
data\1 (14).png | What is the direction of the view in this image? | The view is directed towards the outdoor stairway that connects the Sangsang and Research Buildings, with the entrance area visible in the foreground. |
data\1 (14).png | How does the outdoor environment contribute to the campus life? | The outdoor environment, with its trees, flowers, and benches, offers a peaceful space for students to relax, while the nearby stairs provide easy access between key campus buildings. |
data\1 (14).png | How does this area connect to the rest of the campus? | This area connects two prominent buildings, the Sangsang and Research Buildings, facilitating movement between these buildings and offering access to the wider campus space. |
data\1 (17).JPG | What building is in front of the Research Building in the image? | The building in front of the Research Building is the Jilli Building (μ§λ¦¬κ΄), which is located directly across from the Research Building in the image. |
data\1 (17).JPG | What is visible to the right of the image? | To the right of the image, you can see the Sangsang Building (μμκ΄), a large academic and administrative building located near the Research Building. |
data\1 (17).JPG | What kind of environment is visible in the image? | The image shows a vibrant campus environment with trees, walkways, and gardens in the central area, specifically the Sangsang Madang (μμ λ§λΉ), which is a common space where students often gather. |
data\1 (17).JPG | Where is the Sangsang Madang located in relation to the Research Building? | The Sangsang Madang is located directly in front of the Research Building, and you can see its open, grassy areas in the image. |
data\1 (17).JPG | What is located directly in front of the Research Building, visible in the lower part of the image? | The lower part of the image shows the Sangsang Madang (μμ λ§λΉ), which is a large open space with seating areas and landscaping. |
data\1 (17).JPG | What kind of transportation is visible in the image? | The image shows a university bus near the Research Building, suggesting that it is a busy area with frequent campus transportation. |
data\1 (17).JPG | How are the buildings aligned in the image? | The Research Building is situated in the center of the image, with the Sangsang Madang in front. To the right of the image, the Sangsang Building is visible, while the Jilli Building is visible to the far left. |
data\1 (17).JPG | What direction are you looking at from this perspective? | From this perspective, the view is directed towards the campus courtyard, looking towards the Sangsang Madang and the surrounding academic buildings, with the Research Building to the left of the frame. |
data\1 (17).JPG | What notable feature can be seen on the buildings in the image? | You can see a clear view of the glass facades of the Research and Sangsang Buildings, as well as the green space of the Sangsang Madang in the foreground, making the area appear open and connected to nature. |
data\1 (17).JPG | What is the significance of the Sangsang Madang in the image? | The Sangsang Madang is a central gathering space for students and faculty, with outdoor seating, gardens, and paths that connect different buildings, including the Research and Sangsang Buildings. |
data\1 (17).png | What building is in front of the Research Building in the image? | The building in front of the Research Building is the Jilli Building (μ§λ¦¬κ΄), which is located directly across from the Research Building in the image. |
data\1 (17).png | What is visible to the right of the image? | To the right of the image, you can see the Sangsang Building (μμκ΄), a large academic and administrative building located near the Research Building. |
data\1 (17).png | What kind of environment is visible in the image? | The image shows a vibrant campus environment with trees, walkways, and gardens in the central area, specifically the Sangsang Madang (μμ λ§λΉ), which is a common space where students often gather. |
data\1 (17).png | Where is the Sangsang Madang located in relation to the Research Building? | The Sangsang Madang is located directly in front of the Research Building, and you can see its open, grassy areas in the image. |
data\1 (17).png | What is located directly in front of the Research Building, visible in the lower part of the image? | The lower part of the image shows the Sangsang Madang (μμ λ§λΉ), which is a large open space with seating areas and landscaping. |
data\1 (17).png | What kind of transportation is visible in the image? | The image shows a university bus near the Research Building, suggesting that it is a busy area with frequent campus transportation. |
data\1 (17).png | How are the buildings aligned in the image? | The Research Building is situated in the center of the image, with the Sangsang Madang in front. To the right of the image, the Sangsang Building is visible, while the Jilli Building is visible to the far left. |
data\1 (17).png | What direction are you looking at from this perspective? | From this perspective, the view is directed towards the campus courtyard, looking towards the Sangsang Madang and the surrounding academic buildings, with the Research Building to the left of the frame. |
data\1 (17).png | What notable feature can be seen on the buildings in the image? | You can see a clear view of the glass facades of the Research and Sangsang Buildings, as well as the green space of the Sangsang Madang in the foreground, making the area appear open and connected to nature. |
data\1 (17).png | What is the significance of the Sangsang Madang in the image? | The Sangsang Madang is a central gathering space for students and faculty, with outdoor seating, gardens, and paths that connect different buildings, including the Research and Sangsang Buildings. |
data\1 (18).png | What building is visible in this image? | The image shows the Research Building (μ°κ΅¬κ΄) at Hansung University. It is located next to the campus courtyard and is mainly used for faculty offices and academic research. |
data\1 (18).png | Where is the Imaginary Park (μμ λ§λΉ) in relation to the Research Building? | Imaginary Park (μμ λ§λΉ) is located to the left of the Research Building, just beyond the main path visible in the image. |
data\1 (18).png | What is visible on the ground near the Research Building in the image? | The image shows a pathway with a large tree, and the ground near the Research Building has a vehicle access road. A few vehicles, including a bus and a scooter, are seen near the entrance. |
data\1 (18).png | What is visible on the right side of the image? | The right side of the image shows the entrance to the Research Building with a glass façade. The area also includes the staircase leading to the upper levels of the building. |
data\1 (18).png | What type of area can be seen around the Research Building in the image? | The area around the Research Building is a campus road with greenery, including trees and shrubs. There are benches along the path, providing a space for students and faculty to relax. |
data\1 (18).png | What direction is the camera facing in this image? | The camera is facing towards the Research Building from a position below, near the staircase leading up to the building. |
data\1 (18).png | What can be seen in the background behind the Research Building? | In the background, you can see part of the campus courtyard and a part of another building, likely the Sangsang Building (μμκ΄). |
data\1 (18).png | What is visible to the left of the image? | To the left of the image is Imaginary Park (μμ λ§λΉ), a green area with paths, trees, and seating arrangements. |
data\1 (18).png | What features are visible on the left side of the pathway? | On the left side of the pathway, there are large trees and some grassy patches, providing a natural setting near the Research Building. |
data\1 (18).png | How would you describe the atmosphere around the Research Building based on this image? | The atmosphere is calm and academic, with a well-maintained green space surrounding the building. The area is designed for easy pedestrian and vehicle access, and there are plenty of seating areas for students and faculty to gather. |
data\1 (19).JPG | What is the building visible in the image? | The building visible in the image is the Engineering Building (곡νκ΄) at Hansung University. It is located on the left side of the image, behind the tennis court and green fence. |
data\1 (19).JPG | Where is the tennis court located in relation to other campus areas? | The tennis court is located near the center of the campus, just behind the green fence, with the Engineering Building visible on the left side and the campus square (μλκ΄μ₯) ahead. |
data\1 (19).JPG | What is the function of the space seen in the image? | The space seen in the image is a multi-purpose outdoor area that includes a tennis court, which is also used as a futsal field, and a campus square with tables, parasols, and various student activities. |
data\1 (19).JPG | What activities can take place in this area? | This area is used for sports activities like tennis and futsal, as well as campus events such as busking performances and festivities during the university festival. |
data\1 (19).JPG | What is the significance of the space in relation to the campus design? | Originally a sand sports field, this area was converted into a plaza with a futsal field and a busking stage after the construction of the Sangsang Building. It now serves as a central gathering spot for students. |
data\1 (19).JPG | What can be seen in the background of the image? | In the background, you can see a part of the Sangsang Building, with a modern design and a clear view of the green tennis/futsal court in front. |
data\1 (19).JPG | What is located to the left of the image? | To the left of the image, the Engineering Building (곡νκ΄) is visible, with a pathway leading from it towards the campus courtyard. |
data\1 (19).JPG | What direction is the camera facing in this image? | The camera is facing towards the tennis court and plaza, with the Engineering Building on the left side and the central campus area on the right. |
data\1 (19).JPG | How are the outdoor spaces utilized in this area? | The outdoor spaces in this area are used for sports like tennis and futsal, as well as providing seating areas with tables and parasols for relaxation or casual gatherings. |
data\1 (19).JPG | What changes occurred in the campus layout to create this space? | Originally a sand sports field, the area was transformed into a plaza with a futsal field during the construction of the Sangsang Building, and the previous athletic field was replaced with the new facility. |
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