Touted to rival New York's High Line, Seoul's Skygarden will stretch for nearly a kilometer, with performance spaces, cafés, street markets and greenhouses.

Move over, High Line: Rotterdam-based design firm MVRDV has developed a winning concept for a skygarden in Seoul that might just become the new gold standard for public parks that repurpose old ...

The Seoul Skygarden is due for completion in 2017. Dutch architecture firm MVRDV has unveiled plans to transform a large stretch of unused raised highway in Seoul, South Korea, into a pedestrian ...

Often dubbed the Skygarden – an apt moniker, considering it rises more than 50ft above the ground and is covered with blooming foliage – the park’s full name is laden with meaning.

Seoul's Skygarden will wind around buildings and stretch 3,000 feet long in the city center. MVRDV The garden will go up on a portion of an abandoned highway built in the 1970s.

Seoul, South Korea’s Seoullo Skygarden —home to more than 24,000 plants, which change seasonally—is considered a major success. Skip to main content. DIRECTORY. ARCHITECTURE + DESIGN.

The Seoullo 7017 Skygarden is located in the heart of Seoul and can be thought of as a South Korean take on NYC's High Line. It involved the renovation of a 1970s-era highway overpass into a 983 m ...

Seoul, South Korea is about to get its own version of New York City's extremely popular High Line public park. It's called the "Seoul Skygarden," and instead of a disused rail track, it will ...

Snaking above Seoul’s thoroughfares is Seoullo 7017 Skygarden, a new pedestrian walkway reborn from a former highway overpass, much in the vein of New York City’s High Line.Its 17 sections ...

Seoul wasn't ready to be a megacity. Spurred by post-war migration and a booming economy, the South Korean capital has attracted millions of new residents since the 1950s. Today, about 25 million ...

Seoul Metropolitan Government It makes Seoul look even more green. A post shared by Nguyên Trương(백나리) 20/10/2002 (@baeknari_237) Jun 8, 2017 at 6:12am PDT ...