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This is the Hwasong district, in Pyongyang, DPRK. None of this existed three years ago (more pictures below).
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North Korean urban planning and architecture fascinates me as someone with a deep interest in urban planning. If I go there I wish I could study their guidelines and have discussions with planners.
The architecture feels almost cartoony with its designs and bright colours. This district feels modern but not sterile by being all white, glass and steel, I love it.
I do hope they extend a metro line to it, it badly needs it.
They really have an eye for color
That's why the Workers Party Of Korea has the paint brush in its logo.