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Marking 60 years since Seoul's first 1966 master plan, tracing how early urban visions shaped the city's growth and imagining what comes next.
موقع المتحفIn August and September 1966, about 800,000 Seoul residents filed past drawings and models of their city's future, set up at what is now Seoul Plaza. This show revives that public display for the 60th anniversary of Seoul's first master plan.
It follows how the plan shaped Gangnam and Yeouido, along with the roads and subway that came after. On show are hand-drawn planning documents and maps that were once classified, including early proposals for spreading Seoul's administrative, economic and cultural functions across several districts, and a 1966 planning pamphlet with redacted content. Next time you're wedged into the crowd at Gangnam Station, remember that it began as a line on one of these maps.
A video installation on the third floor, made by the Seoul AI Hub Foundation and MIT's Senseable City, uses AI to read historical photos and show how the city's use of space changed. Entry is free, and the show runs in Special Exhibition Hall A until 8 November.
بعد ستين عامًا على أول مخطط رئيسي لسيول، الذي وُضع عام 1966، يتتبّع المعرض أثر تلك الرؤى المبكرة في تشكيل المدينة، ويستشرف ما قد يأتي بعدها.
The once-classified maps
Hand-drawn planning documents and maps that show how the 1966 plan meant to spread Seoul's administrative, economic and cultural functions across several districts.
The redacted 1966 pamphlet
A planning pamphlet from the original plan, with parts of its content blacked out.
The third-floor video installation
Made by the Seoul AI Hub Foundation and MIT's Senseable City, it uses AI to analyse historical photos and visualise how the city's use of space changed over time.
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