Total project cost of KRW 52.2 billion was invested, and it was built as a multi-purpose sports facility such as basketball, volleyball, and badminton.
[전주=아시아경제 호남취재본부 김한호 기자] Jeonju City held a groundbreaking ceremony for the construction of the Jeonju Indoor Stadium on the 29th near Jeonju World Cup Stadium in Deokjin-gu, Jeonju World Cup Stadium in the presence of Jeonju Mayor Kim Seung-su, Jeonju City Council Chairman Kang Dong-hwa, and Jeonju KCC Aegis Manager Jeon Chang-jin.
A total of 52.2 billion won will be invested in the construction of the indoor gymnasium, and a multi-purpose gymnasium with a total floor area of 19,078 square meters, 1 basement level and 3 above ground, with a capacity of 6,000 seats will be built on a land area of 21,186 square meters.
Jeonju City plans to start full-scale construction, starting with the demolition work, and complete it by December next year.
The new indoor gymnasium will be built as the only indoor gymnasium in Jeollabuk-do that can host domestic and international sports such as volleyball, handball, badminton, and gymnastics as well as basketball.
In particular, it is expected to revitalize the local economy by providing citizens with opportunities to enjoy sports and attracting various domestic and international sports competitions.
Prior to this, the city selected a design plan under the theme of ‘On (蘊) scenery’ through a design contest for the new construction of the Jeonju Indoor Gymnasium, and recently finalized the detailed design through the Eco-City Committee, the Public Design Committee, and a meeting with stakeholders. did.
Jeonju City Mayor Kim Seung-soo said, “If the Jeonju Indoor Gymnasium is built and relocated to meet the internationally recognized standards that can host various international competitions, Jeonju citizens will be able to enjoy professional basketball KCC home games as well as various international competitions more comfortably and safely.” “Jeonju World Cup We will develop the stadium area into a space where citizens can enjoy various sports and welfare and as a center of the Korean sports industry,” he emphasized.
Jeonju = Reporter Kim Han-ho, Honam Reporting Headquarters [email protected]
