GH to Create Resident-Participatory Parks and Green Spaces in Hanam Gyosan Sangsan-gok Corporate Relocation District

Gyeonggi Housing and Urban Development Corporation (GH) held a community briefing session on the 10th at the Hanam Gyosan District site to discuss the specialized landscaping design for parks and green spaces in the Sangsan-gok corporate relocation district of Hanam Gyosan New Town.

The briefing session was organized to create a user-centered park with direct participation from residents. Attendees included representatives from companies scheduled to relocate to the corporate district, local residents, and officials from Hanam City Hall.

Following the session, GH will conduct a mobile survey using QR codes and hold an open call for ideas. Through this process, the corporation plans to gather community feedback on all aspects of park use, including sports and rest facilities, walking trails, and planting plans. Outstanding proposals will be actively incorporated into the detailed design phase.

Gyeonggi Housing and Urban Corporation (GH) held a residents briefing session on the 10th at the Hanam Gyosan site for a specialized park and green space landscaping design at the Sangsan-gok Corporate Relocation Complex in Hanam Gyosan New City. Photo by Gyeonggi Housing and Urban Corporation

The Sangsan-gok Corporate Relocation District is a logistics complex being established in the Sangsan-gok-dong area of Hanam City. The total area is 261,315 square meters, of which 50,283 square meters are designated as park and green spaces (excluding waterways).

This district completed compensation and relocation procedures faster than other project areas within the third phase of New Town developments, and construction began in November 2024. This achievement is attributed to ongoing communication with residents, simultaneous compensation and development processes, and systematic project management, all of which have worked together to expedite compensation and relocation.

Building on these results, GH has officially launched the 'GH Fast-Track Model' to further accelerate the housing supply schedule. By advancing compensation, demolition, and construction simultaneously and temporarily utilizing existing infrastructure, GH is shortening construction timelines for third-phase New Town projects.

Kim Yong-jin, President of GH, stated, "We plan to expand the rapid project execution methods and experiences from the Sangsan-gok Corporate Relocation District to other project areas, and shorten the housing supply timeline to contribute to government policy. We will carefully reflect the voices of residents and companies in our business plans to create park and green spaces that meet the needs of both residents and workers."

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