1989. 5. Completion
2011. 12. – 2012. 6. Gunsan City decide to sell, however the sale fails due to a failed bid
2013. 5. With the opening of the Gunsan Arts Center, all functions are transferred, the operation is suspended and neglected
2019. 12. The Ministry of Land, Infrastructure and Transport (MOLIT) selected it as the site as a Project Recognised as Urban Regeneration Project
2020. 6. Agreement with Gunsan City and Architecture & Urban Research Institute (auri), Planning Public-Private Partnership Urban Regeneration Project
2020. 11. – 2021. 5. Auri conducted two pilot programmes to assess operational independence
2021. 10. – 11. Announcement of the ‘Open-call for a Public-Private Partnership based on the Operator of Gunsan Community Hall’ and ‘Call for Remodeling Proposals for Gunsan Community Hall’ ▶
▶ Comprehensive competition procedural chart of the competition for Gunsan Community Hall
This competition will be conducted in such a way so that operators and designers can work collaboratively to find the best means of operating the community hall. The competition will be conducted in conjunction with the project recognised as urban regeneration project, and this project will be conducted by private organisations selected through operator selection and designer selection. (The guideline of the competition for Gunsan Community Hall)
