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Life
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Space
Plan
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Neighbor
Intermediate-Range Plan
for General Administration
Framework
for Spatial Plan
Long-Term Vision
for the Relevant Field
Elicitation of vision
1. Planning
Procedure
A Plan Established by Diverse Stakeholders including Citizens, Experts, and Administrative Bodies
2. Content
and Form
Strategic Plan Centered on Key Issues Directly Connected to the Lives of Citizens
3. Plan Stature
ExistingPlan
Plan Issues that Consider the Lives of Citizens such as Welfare, Education, Job, etc.
Shape Major initiatives of goals with Spatial Plan.
City characteristics
Current Status
Vision of Seoul
City Characteristics
Current Status,
Diagnose Change
Vision of Seoul
Spatial Structure
Plan for
Each goals
12 Indiscreet Plans
Including Transportation,
Distribution
Spatial Plan
Implementation of Plan
(AdministrationFinance)
Realization Plan
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Center of Administration that Discusses the Change and Development Direction of Seoul
Suggests Directions and Serves as Foundation of All Plans of Seoul Metropolis
Enhanced Feasibility of the Plan with Monitoring, Follow-up Plan, etc.
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2030
Fundamental Direction for 20 Years, Reflecting the Zeitgeist of Seoul
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13
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Purpose-oriented Value by Time, such as Rapid Growth and Globalization
National
Income
Global
Competitiveness
Top 20
Learn or Perish
Postwar
Recovery
1950~60s
Miracle of
Hangang (River)!
Development of
Gangnam
1970s
1980s
1998
Present
Year
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15
Interregional Disparity
Demographic Change
Climate Change
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(2 Days)
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Issues
12 Initiatives
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Mediation by Experts
Selection of 5 goals
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Welfare/Education/
Women
Together Without
Discrimination
Industry/
Job
History/Culture/
Landscape
Environment/
Energy/Safety
Lively
City Space/
Transportation/
Maintenance
Stable Housing
and Easy Transportation
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25
2013
2030
2013
2013
2030
2030
2013
2013
2030
2030
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2030
2013
2030
2013
2030
2013
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2013
2030
2013
2030
2013
2030
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2013
2030
2030
2013
2030
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2030
2013
2013
2030
2013
2030
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Major Indicators
2013
2030
2013
2030
2030
2013
2030
0.5
2013
65%
2030
2030
2013
2013
48%
2030
2030
2013
2013
Together
Without
Discrimination, Dynamic Global
People- City with a
centered City Strong Job
Market
2030
71
2013
2030
2013
70%
2013
2013
25%
2030
2030
2013
2.8
2030
2030
2013
2013
2030
4.6%
2030
2030
2013
2%
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Issues
12 Initiatives
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1. Spatial Structure
2. Initiatives (12)
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1. Spatial Structure
2. Initiatives (12)
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1. Spatial Structure
2. Initiatives (12)
Four inner mountains connect the Seoul City Wall, Four outer mountains surround the Seoul City,
Han River and its Branch Streams, Seoul City Wall, Etc.
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1. Spatial Structure
2. Initiatives (12)
4 Inner Mountains
4 Outer Mountains
Han River and its streams
Seoul City Wall
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1. Spatial Structure
2. Initiatives (12)
4 Inner Mountains
4 Outer Mountains
Han River and its streams
Seoul City Wall
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1. Spatial Structure
directly connects 3
main centers and capital area.
facilitates interface in the
central area.
2. Initiatives (12)
among 3 main
centers, metropolitan centers, and capital area
Transportation Axis
Greenway Axis
Regeneration/Development Axis
Axis Linking 3 Centers
3 Main Centers(function as International Centers)
7 Regional Centers
12 Local Centers
4 Inner Mountains
4 Outer Mountains
Han River and its streams
Seoul City Wall
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1. Spatial Structure
2. Initiatives (12)
Regeneration/Development Axis
Axis Linking 3 Centers
3 Main Centers(function as International Centers)
7 Regional Centers
12 Local Centers
4 Inner Mountains
4 Outer Mountains
Han River and its Streams
Seoul City Wall
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1. Spatial Structure
Based Structure
1
Main
Center
City Center
Yongsan, Cheongnyangni
Wangsimni, SangamSusaek,
Yeonggdeungpo, Gangnam
SubCenters
11
Local
Centers
2. Initiatives (12)
-Based Structure
Regional
Centers
Yongsan , CheongnyangniWangsimni,
SangamSusaek
Local
Centers
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District
Centers
District
Center
Mangu, Mia,
Sinchon,
, Mokdong,
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1. Spatial Structure
2. Initiatives (12)
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1. Spatial Structure
2. Initiatives (12)
4 Inner Mountains
Major Historical
Resources
4 Outer Mountains
Han River
Management on
Han River and waterfront Area
Yongsan Park
South-North Greenway
Underground Construction of Road
and Creation of Green space
Creation of Green Space Network
Mt.Bukhan
Mt.Bukak
Mt.Deokyang
of the
which represents 2,000 years of history, by their characteristics.
Mt.Yongma
Mt.Inwang Seoul City Wall
Mt.Nak
Achasanseong
Yongsan Park
Mt.Nam
Amsa Prehistoric
Settlement Site
Pungnaptosung
Mongchontosung
Han River
and
Reinforce the roles of the parks through using the space as a venue for various
programs on educationurban agriculturefestivalculture, etc.
Mt.Gwanak
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1. Spatial Structure
2. Initiatives (12)
Metropolitan Express
3 Main Centers
(Extension of Suseo~Uijeongbu)
12 Local Centers
Yeonsinnae
Bulgwang
Mia
Mangu
Gimpo Airport
Dongdaemun
Sinchon
Ansan: Promote a
Pangyo: Establish
Uijeongbu: Establish the
Mapo
Gongdeok
etc.
Sungsu
Cheonho
Gildong
Mokdong
Bongcheon Sadang
Isu
Suseo
Munjeong
(GasanDaerim~Gangnam)
Establish an
Establish a
to interface
and integrate major points and nearby cities.
SiheungAnsan
Sungnam(Bundang)
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1. Spatial Structure
Promote
specialized
considering
the capital area Hinterland.
Promote
to establish
within their area including commerce, culture, and public service.
2. Initiatives (12)
3 Main Centers
5 Regions of Seoul
Ground Railroad
7 Regional Centers
12 Local Centers
Yeonsinnae
Bulgwang
Mia
Mangu
Implement
through interface
with regional resources.
Dongdaemun
Sinchon
Mapo
Gongdeok
Sungsu
Cheonho
Gildong
Mokdong
Bongcheon Sadang
Isu
Suseo
Munjeong
1. Spatial Structure
2. Initiatives (12)
Introduce
including preservation,
management, and repair in accordance with the local characteristics.
service.
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1. Spatial Structure
2. Initiatives (12)
(570,000 people)
Dobong-gu
Nowon-gu
Gangbuk-gu
(1,230,000 people) Eunpyeong-gu
(3,290,000 people)
Seongbuk-gu Jungrang-gu
Jongno-gu Dongdaemun-gu
Seodaemun-gu
Jung-gu
Gangseo-gu
Mapo-gu
Sungdong-gu
Gwangjin-gu
Gangdong-gu
Youngdeungpo-gu
Yongsan-gu
Yangcheon-gu
Gangnam-gu Songpa-gu
Dongjak-gu
Guro-gu
Seocho-gu
(2,180,000 people)
(3,170,000 people)
Gwanak-gu
Geumcheon-gu
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, CheongnyangriWangsimni, etc.)
,
Myeonmok,Jangwi,Seokgwan: needlework,
Seongsu,Janganpyeong: car-related industry, etc.)
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(Promote specialized cultural art in the area near Seoul Arts Center, etc.)
Develop tourism contents through integrating history, cultural art,
and natural resource
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2030
SEOULPLAN
2030SEOULPLAN
MonitoringReport
2014
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