Daebo Construction Consortium Selected as Preferred Negotiation Partner for Gwangmyeong-Siheung Public Knowledge Industry Center

Gyeonggi Housing & Urban Development Corporation (GH) has selected the Daebo Construction Consortium as the preferred negotiation partner for the construction of a public knowledge industry center within the Gwangmyeong-Siheung Urban High-Tech Industrial Complex, which is targeted for completion in 2030.

The selected Daebo Construction Consortium is comprised of Daebo Construction, Kumho Construction, Dongbu Construction, Woho Construction, and Sanha ECO General Construction.

The project plan proposed by the consortium features a comprehensive analysis of the site characteristics and industrial demand. By incorporating a drive-in system, high ceilings, and a variety of floor plan modules, the center is designed to flexibly meet the needs of businesses as an industrial facility.

In addition, integrated public rental housing and neighborhood living facilities will be organically arranged, and a plaza and community space of approximately 5,000 square meters will be created to form a complex space where industry, residential life, and relaxation harmoniously coexist.

GH will proceed with the basic design and detailed design stages sequentially after signing an agreement with the preferred negotiation partner. Construction is scheduled to begin in July 2027, with the goal of completion set for July 2030.

Perspective rendering of the public-type knowledge industry center within the Gwangmyeong-Siheung Urban High-Tech Industrial Complex

The Gwangmyeong-Siheung Knowledge Industry Center will be a mixed-use knowledge industrial complex that integrates industrial, work, neighborhood living facilities, and rental housing, consisting of two basement levels and 17 above-ground floors with a total floor area of 133,571 square meters. The center will provide stable workspaces for start-ups and small businesses, while also offering 272 units of integrated public rental housing to enhance residential stability for workers.

Kim Yongjin, President of GH, stated, "We will steadily advance the project so that the Gwangmyeong-Siheung Knowledge Industry Center can become a hub for high-tech industrial innovation in southwestern metropolitan Seoul. We aim to support corporate growth and innovation, and by creating a high-quality mixed-use knowledge industry center that balances industry, housing, and support functions, we will contribute to revitalizing the regional economy and generating quality jobs."

Additionally, GH plans to apply its integrated knowledge industry center brand, 'GH biz&,' to the Gwangmyeong-Siheung public knowledge industry center. This approach aims to reinforce brand competitiveness while symbolically supporting corporate growth and innovation.

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