Hanwha Forena Unveils "Grand Flow" Landscaping for Entry Spaces... First Applied at Forena Jije Station

Focused on Blocking External Noise and Creating a Sense of Space
Sequential Application to New Complexes Starting in the Second Half of the Year

On July 15, Hanwha Construction Division announced that it has developed the landscaping design for access spaces to Hanwha Forena complexes, called "Grand Flow."

The Grand Flow design is characterized by a clear separation between the entrance of the complex and the inner space. A design wall approximately 3 meters high is installed to block external noise and sightlines, and it is designed to allow residents and visitors to experience a sense of spatial transition as they enter the complex. The internal circulation routes are planned with distinctive plantings so that residents can enjoy differentiated scenery.

'Dedicated Boarding and Alighting Space' Utilizing Grandflow Design Wall Structure. Provided by Hanwha Construction Division

The 'Boarding and Alighting Exclusive Space' utilizing the Grand Flow design wall structure is created as an independent area, allowing visitors and families with young children to move conveniently even in rainy weather. At the front of the access road, a water feature is set up in connection with the design wall, serving as a link between the exterior and interior environments.

Hanwha Construction Division plans to apply this design sequentially, starting with Hanwha Forena Jije Station, which is scheduled for sale in the second half of this year.

Kim Minseok, Head of the Architecture Business Division at Hanwha Construction Division, said, "The entrance of the complex is the very first brand experience for residents and visitors," adding, "Forena Grand Flow will serve as an opportunity to set a new standard for landscaping design in multi-family housing."

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