Deokhongjeon Hall 德弘殿, Deokhongjeon 德弘殿, Deoksugung Palace 德壽宮, Seoul, South Korea, Republic of Korea
Excerpt from wikimapia.org/20551800/Deokhongjeon-Hall:
Deokhongjeon (Hall) 德弘殿, built in 1911, is one of the most recently built structures at Deoksugung. The base is built up with long square stones. The pillars are of average height and simplified column-top brackets support the roof.
Deokhongjeon is smaller than Hamnyeongjeon hall to the east. Dragon heads and miscellaneous images on the ridges of the hipped-and-gabled roof are believed to expel misfortune and prevent fire.
Deokhongjeon Hall 德弘殿, Deokhongjeon 德弘殿, Deoksugung Palace 德壽宮, Seoul, South Korea, Republic of Korea
Excerpt from wikimapia.org/20551800/Deokhongjeon-Hall:
Deokhongjeon (Hall) 德弘殿, built in 1911, is one of the most recently built structures at Deoksugung. The base is built up with long square stones. The pillars are of average height and simplified column-top brackets support the roof.
Deokhongjeon is smaller than Hamnyeongjeon hall to the east. Dragon heads and miscellaneous images on the ridges of the hipped-and-gabled roof are believed to expel misfortune and prevent fire.