Sampyo Group Launches Experience Program at "Sampyo Garden" in Seoul Forest
Sampyo Group announced on the 25th that it will operate a special experience program at Sampyo Garden in Seoul Forest, where the 2026 Seoul International Garden Expo is being held.
On the 5th, participants experienced making concrete flowerpots in a special experience program held at the Sampyo Garden within Seoul Forest. Sampyo Group
View original imageThis program will be held every Friday until July 31. First, the "Making Concrete Flowerpots" program allows participants to create flowerpots using Sampyo's ultra-high-performance concrete (UHPC) mortar, with an architect explaining both the real construction process and the process of crafting decorative items.
An Urban Sketch class, held in collaboration with Urban Sketchers Seoul, is also available. Urban sketch artist Park Inhong will provide time for participants to record the landscapes of Seoul Forest and Sampyo Garden through drawing.
The "Grass Garden" book workshop, hosted with renowned Korean gardener Kim Janghun, will also be held. Participants can learn about naturalistic gardens featuring grasses, which have recently become popular in garden design, and participate in a hands-on activity by planting directly in concrete flowerpots.
Since the special experience program began on the 5th, a total of 42 people have participated so far. Applications to participate can be made through the official Sampyo Group Instagram account.
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A representative from Sampyo Group said, "Sampyo Garden is more than just a sightseeing space—it is being utilized as an open area where citizens can appreciate nature and engage in hands-on experiences. We will continue to promote the value of coexisting with nature in the city and provide opportunities for citizens to enjoy cultural experiences in their everyday lives."
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