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By assessing the importance of spatial components, the research seeks to introduce the idea of a cultural ecosystem to the agricultural and seafood wholesale market in Cheongju City, which is a relocated site and an innovation district for urban regeneration, given that culture reflects public interests and has shown potential to positively impact urban regeneration projects. For the assessment, we first selected components of innovation district and spatial components of cultural ecosystems. The selected components were compiled and consolidated to the spatial components of a cultural ecosystem applicable to the innovation district. Expert surveys were prioritized in importance via an AHP. The results were as follows: first, the parking lot ranked highest, reflecting current issues arising from the downtown nature of the land selected for the relevant innovation district. Second, building exterior space components, such as walking space structure and open space, also ranked high. This indicates that the innovation district should factor in the balance and connection between indoor and outdoor spaces to and open space. Third, building interior space components, such as experience and commercial spaces, ranked similarly in the prioritization. This indicates that the innovation district must serve as a cultural complex that facilitates a virtuous cycle of creating, consuming, and distributing cultural content. This research suggests the need for an innovation district to include cultural aspects that reflect public values, structured by the organic integration of cultural facilities.