• Main Stadium: Preserve the circular stadium (location, central design), a symbolism of the 1988 Olympics, and modernize the stadium for international games.
  • Utilize the seating capacity of 60,000 by combining sports with additional facilities to create synergy, and enhance the usability in general.
• Auxiliary Stadium: Utilize the stadium as a multi-use stadium, as a track and field training facility, a public sports facility, and as a soccer stadium.
  • With a seating capacity of 2,000, place it adjoining the main stadium.
• Sports Complex: Transform into a complex for sports and culture, with concert and entertainment facilities.
  • A complex featuring an indoor gymnasium, swimming pool, and concert hall (hosting professional basketball games), with a seating capacity of 11,000
• Baseball Park: Build in a location offering views of the Hangang River, design for optimal game-viewing experiences, games, and expand convenient facilities for players and audience.
  • Featuring a seating capacity of 35,000 and for-profit facilities, including retail.

• Exhibition and Convention: Capitalize on the locational advantage of the center of the city, establish a cluster by linking similar facilities nearby, connect to the global network, and create Seoul exhibition brands.
  • Build large-scale facilities (around 100,000 ㎡) dedicated to exhibitions and conventions in the center of the city.
• Functions: Build accommodations such as luxury business hotels and youth hostels, and establish for-profit facilities (190,000 ㎡) differentiated from local commercial areas on the basis of pedestrian walkways.
  • MICE linked businesses such as duty free shops and sports category killers are recommended.
• Program: Establish creative facilities and programs suitable for the characteristics of a MICE Complex and amplify synergy with each facility.

• Moving roads underground: Move Olympic-daero, Tancheondong-ro, and Tancheonseo-ro underground in order to integrate and use the waterside areas.
• The waterside areas: The waterside areas around the Hangang River can be used for a multi-purpose location featuring performances, picnicking, and camping, and Tancheon Stream can serve as a rest area allowing for daily leisure at the center of the city.
• Pedestrian walkways: Build pedestrian walkways encompassing COEX, Hyundai Motors GBC, Tancheon Stream, Jamsil Sports Complex, and the Hangang River
  • Build a symbolic Tancheon Walkway that integrates buildings into a bridge, and use it as a base for cultural tourism.
• Ecological bases: Preserve and nurture the channel junction of the Hangang River and Tancheon Stream, where various ecosystems exist, as an ecological base.

• Expand five service routes, including metropolitan railways, and establish a public transportation system that is directly connected to the international airports.
• Consider the ecology and pedestrian walkways environment, and pursue “LEED-ND” certification.

※ LEED-ND: Leadership in Energy and environmental Design – Neighborhood Development

• Carry out construction of infrastructure with high public interest using public expenditures.
• Provide minimum guidelines to allow the private sector to freely propose projects for all sites, including public projects.

• Relocation of Student Gymnasium, demolition of swimming pool
• Construction of exhibition/convention facility ①
• Construction of the indoor sports complex
• Construction of leased facility of hotels and for-profit facilities
• Maintenance of the Hangang River and Tancheon riverside

• After National Sports Festival (in 2019), demolition of indoor gymnasium and auxiliary stadium
• Renovation of the main stadium
• Relocation and construction of the auxiliary stadium
• Construction of the youth hostel
• Construction of the marina and related for-profit leased facilities

• Moving Olympic-daero underground and demolition of the baseball park
• Relocation and construction of the baseball park
• Construction of exhibition/convention facility ②