DL E&C Opens "Acro Seongsu" Showroom for Seongsu District 2; Contractor to Be Selected on Nov. 21

Promotional showroom opens in Apgujeong area
Content lets visitors experience the design and project terms

DL E&C said on November 10 that it had proposed "Acro Seongsu (ACRO SEONGSU)" for the redevelopment of Seongsu Strategic Redevelopment Zone 2 (Seongsu District 2) and opened a promotional showroom for association members in the Apgujeong area.

The showroom features briefings on the overall project, video and VR presentations, a model zone, and a view-experience zone. DL E&C has prepared content that allows visitors to experience and compare the design, landscaping, community facilities, and project terms proposed for Acro Seongsu.

Han River-view curved window experience zone at the ACRO Seongsu promotional center. DL E&C

Acro Seongsu is a redevelopment project comprising 2,350 households in nine buildings, with six basement levels and up to 62 floors above ground. The total construction cost amounts to 2.0137 trillion won. DL E&C was previously selected as the preferred bidder, and the construction company will be selected at the association's general meeting on November 21.

DL E&C proposed a design focused on views of the Han River. It plans to adjust the placement of the main buildings to secure view corridors and high piloti, and to increase the number of households with top-grade (S-grade) Han River views to about 110% of the number of association-member households. Some units will feature designs offering views in three directions, and ceiling heights will also be increased.

Global architectural design group Arcadis will participate in the exterior design. The project is set to feature a skybridge connecting the buildings and a curved, panoramic exterior. UK-based ARUP will handle the structural design for the supertall buildings.

DL E&C also proposed project and financing terms, including financing the association's entire project costs at a CD rate plus 0%, arranging relocation loans at a 100% loan-to-value (LTV) ratio, deferring association members' contributions for up to four years after occupancy, and having the contractor bear 40 billion won in construction-cost increases due to inflation.

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