Seoul City’s rapid integrated redevelopment plan confirmed… “It will be reborn as a representative residential area in the southwestern region” Sangdo 15 district in Dongjak-gu, Seoul will be reborn as Dongjak-gu’s largest complex with 3,200 households.
The Seoul Metropolitan Government announced on the 4th that it has confirmed the rapid integrated plan for the ‘Sangdo-dong 279 area redevelopment project’ with these contents.
The Sangdo-dong area is a residential area behind the center of employment, located between the Yeongdeungpo and Yeouido downtowns and the Gangnam downtown, and is an area with high potential as it embraces Guksabong Peak.
However, development was difficult due to the urban structure maintained since the 1960s, poor pedestrian and road systems, and steep terrain.
The city plans to develop this area into a representative residential complex in the southwestern region in line with the trend of urban change where many development projects are actively being promoted.
To this end, a rapid integrated planning plan was prepared for a maximum of 35 floors and approximately 3,200 households.
Sangdo District 14, Sangdo District 11, and two Moa Town sites are gathered nearby, so once the project is completed, this area will become a large-scale residential complex with more than 6,000 households.
The plan adopted three planning principles: ▲ a convenient and livable residential town with public facilities necessary for the region, ▲ a complex with beautiful scenery that matches Guksabong Peak and the local scenery, and ▲ a pedestrian-friendly complex that takes advantage of the differences in the terrain.
First, we will connect and widen Seongdaero (20m), which will be the center of local transportation, and create various public facilities for residents, such as a cultural park, sports facilities (indoor badminton court, etc.), and public parking lot to support the surrounding low-rise residential areas.
In particular, Seongdaero is a core infrastructure connected to Sangdo-ro, Jangseungbae-gi, and Yangnyeong-ro, which are the main roads in the Sangdo-dong area, so a phased road expansion plan is prepared through an integrated review with surrounding development projects, and public budgets are also invested for this purpose.
We secure an open view and wind path to Guksabong Peak, a local scenic resource, and create a landscape complex that matches the local landscape through a rhythmic skyline corresponding to the surrounding low-rise residential areas and Guksabong Peak, and a specialized low-rise design plan.
Lastly, considering the characteristics of the site, which is located on a steep slope with an elevation difference of about 50m, a three-dimensional walking and site development plan was prepared to utilize the differences in the topography and enable convenient walking within the complex.
The city expects that the decision on the development area and plan will be completed within this year due to the simplification of the rapid integrated planning process. In addition, the overall project period is expected to be shortened as the city planning committee authorization subcommittee and integrated review of the project implementation plan are applied.
Cho Nam-joon, head of the Seoul Metropolitan Government’s Urban Space Division, said, “We will be reborn as a representative eco-friendly residential area in the southwestern region through the maintenance of regional infrastructure in connection with development projects in the region.”
/yunhap news
2024-03-04 05:38:29
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