Cheonggyecheon: How a Reclaimed River Brought Life to Seoul

Rafael Gónzalez-Palencia

Rafael is a journalist and editorial expert with over 20 years of experience in news operations and digital content development. He is the author of the 'Marca Style Book' (2012) and has worked for Unidad Editorial, the Global Media Group, and the Axel Springer Group before joining dormakaba as Digital Editor.

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Cheonggyecheon: How a Reclaimed River Brought Life to Seoul

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