HDC现代产业开发与Kolon Global中标城南太平3区9003亿韩元再开发项目

HDC Hyundai Development, together with Kolon Global, has won the Taepyeong District 3 public redevelopment project in Seongnam, Gyeonggi Province, with a total construction contract value of 900.3 billion won. Of that amount, HDC Hyundai Development's share is 585.2 billion won.
HDC Hyundai Development said on the 13th that the "IPARK Consortium," a joint venture between HDC Hyundai Development and Kolon Global, was selected as the final contractor at a general meeting of landowners and other stakeholders held on the 12th of this month to choose the builder for Taepyeong District 3. The IPARK Consortium won 1,038 of the 1,128 votes cast that day, a 92% approval rate. The project marks HDC Hyundai Development's first urban redevelopment contract this year.
The Taepyeong District 3 public redevelopment involves building about 2,480 apartment units on a site of approximately 125,000 square meters around 4580 Taepyeong-dong, Sujeong-gu, Seongnam. The Korea Land and Housing Corporation (LH) is participating as the project implementer, handling permits, resident relocation, and financing.
Despite being a consortium project, HDC Hyundai Development proposed applying the single "IPARK" brand to the complex and taking overall charge of design, construction, and quality control. It suggested "IPARK THE FORTRESS" as the name of the complex.
The design plan calls for reducing the 36 blocks in the existing redevelopment plan to 24, widening the distance between blocks and enhancing the complex's sense of openness. The space secured by cutting the number of blocks will be used to create a mixed-use central plaza measuring 6,300 pyeong, about three times the size of a soccer field.
The plan also proposes raising the maximum height from the current 15 floors to 19 floors by utilizing a deck level. It envisions a 270-degree panoramic sky community with views of Cheonggyesan Mountain, a 730-meter-long corridor, and a large 130-meter entrance gate.
The project site is close to Gachon University Station and offers convenient access to Gangnam, Jamsil, and Pangyo. Nearby, Hyundai Motor Group is pursuing a future mobility research and development complex project in the Bokjeong Station area, and a mixed-use development of the Suseo Station transfer center is also planned.
"We are grateful to the residents' representative council and the landowners and other stakeholders who supported the IPARK Consortium," an HDC Hyundai Development official said. "Based on our accumulated construction capabilities, we will create a residential complex that represents Seongnam."