GH to Develop 'Eoullim Campus' in Hanam Gyosan, Secures 24 Billion Won in National Funding

Gyeonggi Housing & Urban Development Corporation (GH) announced that the 'Eoullim(Lim) Campus,' currently being developed in the Hanam Gyosan District, has been finally selected for the Ministry of Education's '2026 2nd Public Contest for School Complex Facilities' project, securing 24 billion won in national funding. The project will advance through a collaboration between GH, Gyeonggi Province, Hanam City, and the Gwangju Hanam Office of Education Support.

The school complex facility construction project aims to create integrated spaces for culture, sports, and welfare that both local residents and students can use together.

With this selection, GH, jointly with Gyeonggi Province, is accelerating the realization of a new urban platform by establishing a 'campus-type integrated hub' in the Hanam Gyosan District.

The 'Eoullim(Lim) Campus' will be located in Zone 1 of the Hanam Gyosan District, at the border of a site designated for a middle school and a neighborhood park. The facility will have a total floor area of 8,790 square meters and comprise one underground level and four above-ground stories. It will include a survival swimming pool and multipurpose gymnasium, after-school and childcare facilities, community childcare spaces, a lifestyle culture center, and youth activity facilities, as well as other conveniences for local residents.

'Aoulrim(Lim) Campus' Perspective View in Hanam Gyosan District

GH plans to position the Hanam Gyosan 'Eoullim(Lim) Campus' not just as a convenience facility, but as a central hub for proactively realizing the core goals of the third-phase new towns: 'a city ideal for raising children' and 'a self-sufficient city with a high quality of life from the earliest days of occupancy.' In this way, GH seeks to resolve the recurring problem of infrastructure gaps frequently encountered in the early stages of new town settlement, and to provide highly complete residential conditions right from the start.

Notably, GH will incorporate its generation-integrated community model, 'Gyeonggi Unity,' from the planning stages. Through this approach, the campus will offer community spaces that all generations can use—including children and the elderly—such as childcare and parental support facilities, as well as sports amenities for residents.

Meanwhile, last year GH achieved another milestone when the 'WE Dream Park' school complex facility in Namyangju Wangsuk 2 District was selected for the '2025 2nd Public Contest for School Complex Facilities,' marking GH's selection for a Ministry of Education public contest project for a second consecutive year.

Kim Yongjin, President of GH, stated, "We will continue to take the lead in creating sustainable urban spaces by maximizing land use efficiency and reflecting needs for every stage of life. As a public developer dedicated to enriching residents' lives, GH will spearhead a new paradigm for the third-phase new towns."

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