SeoulOne

The masterplan integrates living, working, and leisure spaces, catering to residents of all ages. Its design draws inspiration from traditional Korean urban planning, harmonising with the surrounding mountainous landscape. Green spaces, including pocket parks, roof gardens, and a forest walk, cover over 30% of the site, ensuring year-round access to nature. The development also incorporates smart logistics, clean energy systems, and locally sourced materials to minimise its environmental impact.

SeoulOne’s core concept, "The Grand Circle of Life," is reflected in its six interconnected layers. These include multigenerational amenities such as daycare centers, elderly care facilities, and medical services, as well as diverse retail options ranging from flagship stores to small street pavilions. The Cube, a landmark mixed-use building, anchors the site with retail, office spaces, and a hotel featuring rooftop terraces and a secret garden.

Designed for 24/7 activity, SeoulOne combines residential towers, sports facilities, libraries, and cultural spaces, fostering a dynamic and inclusive community. Its pedestrian bridges and proximity to a metro station ensure seamless connectivity to the rest of Seoul, reducing travel time to Gangnam to just eight minutes. By transforming an underutilised site into a sustainable, vibrant neighborhood, SeoulOne offers a forward-thinking vision for the future of urban living in South Korea.