Land Architecture
Land architecture is architecture that adapts and conforms to the conditions of the given land. It is an interdependent architecture that does not assert its existence and dominate its surroundings, but humbles itself to permeate the land and revitalize its energy. It is the land architecture that allows our human bodies and minds to dwell in their tranquility and to come to a realization of one another.

Land Urbanism
This exhibition introduces architects’ research works and ideas on ‘Land Architecture and Land Urbanism.’ The main contents are imagining the future city of Seoul and South Korea. These are largely divided into three categories: Seoul Green Ring (SGR), Future Transformation of Architecture & Urbanism (OCS), and Seoul Architecture & Urbanism Platform (SAUP).

The Seoul 100-year Masterplan Exhibition presents a framework for an “eco-friendly high-density city of Seoul” that will have a single urban flow in 100 years by reconnecting the broken veins of Seoul’s unique geographical and physical situation: mountains, valleys, waterways, and wind roads.

emphasizes the quest to expand public spaces amidst increasing urban density. The exhibition delves into the very essence of the ground, spotlighting city examples that are either broadening or reshaping their foundational terrains.

“Bridging the Megacity” addresses the complex web of challenges that define the modern megacity of tomorrow. The designed bridges are not just physical connections over the Han River; they embody the multifaceted solutions that our cities demand for the future. We step beyond traditional architecture’s boundaries and delve into urban planning, social cohesion, ecological preservation, and technological innovation.

The On-site Project proposes architectural devices for weaving the overall site together with the area around the venue, taking into consideration the natural environment of the Green Park along with the physical connections to the Thematic Exhibition’s “Sky Pavilion” and “Earth Pavilion” and the network of exhibitions within the site.