Responding to Seoul's ecological founding, we proposed a radical approach. Mirroring its natural formation, we questioned using landbridges and concrete-heavy solutions. Instead, we delved into diverse ecologies, including circulation, program, and river dynamics. These elements suggest impactful city development that aligns with true ecological principles. Our student projects aren't uniform solutions but unique ecological interventions. Rejecting a singular path, they collectively present a mosaic of claims for Seoul's ecological future―uncoordinated yet deliberate, diverse, and sometimes oppositional. As Seoul heads into its next century, these interventions reterritorialise the city in harmony with its ecologies, transcending mere symbolic greenery or infrastructure.

Project title: Food for Thought / Ecological Playground / Greenway Crossing / The Ecological Mobius Rin
Professor: Gerard Reinmuth, Kimberly Angangan