Sujoljae Hall, Jinju

진주 수졸재 · 晉州守拙齋

Cultural Heritage MaterialColonial Period · 1916

Sujoljae Hall, Jinju — Korea Heritage Service · khs.go.kr

KOGL Type 1 — Korea Heritage Service · khs.go.kr

Sujoljae, first built in 1916, is a pavilion-style building with a raised wooden floor (numaru) on three sides, a type of structure common in the Jeolla region but relatively rare in South Gyeongsang Province. Its woodworking and joinery are delicate and its finishing refined, making it a modern-era hanok, a traditional Korean house, that strongly reflects the characteristics of traditional architecture of the colonial period.

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Region: Jinju, Gyeongnam
Designation: Cultural Heritage Material · 문화유산자료

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