IPARK Hyundai Industrial Development has won the Urban Regeneration Award at the 2026 Aju Economic Construction Awards.
The company has developed 'Bohum Central IPARK' in the Bohum-dong area of Seongbuk-gu, Seoul, which began welcoming residents last month. The complex consists of two buildings with a total of 199 units, ranging from two basement levels to a maximum of 27 stories. The units, sized between 76 and 84 square meters, feature a blend of urban living infrastructure and natural surroundings.
Bohum Central IPARK is conveniently located near Bohum Station, which is served by Subway Line 6 and the Uiwisunsel Line, providing easy access to downtown Seoul and the Gangnam area. Nearby facilities include Korea University Anam Hospital and the Seongbuk District Office, as well as educational institutions such as Dongshin Elementary School, Anam Elementary School, and Kyungdong High School. Notably, the area features Seongbukcheon and waterfront walking paths, allowing residents to enjoy nature within the city.
The residential units are designed with a focus on natural light and ventilation, featuring a flat-panel structure. Some units include protruding open balconies, while the 76 and 84 square meter types offer a four-bay layout, pantry, and dressing room to enhance space utilization.
Smart home technology has also been integrated. Residents can control heating, ventilation, and lighting through a wall pad and the 'IPARK Home' app. The main entrance features a facial recognition smart one-pass system, while individual unit entrances are equipped with fingerprint recognition for enhanced security and convenience.
The complex includes community facilities such as a fitness center and senior lounge, as well as a 'Signature Forest' with a large zelkova tree grove and a children's playground. On the rooftop, there is a relaxation area known as the 'Healing Garden' and a 'Rooftop Lounge' offering views of Seongbukcheon.
Founded in 1976 as Korea Urban Development, IPARK Hyundai Industrial Development has supplied approximately 500,000 housing units nationwide, starting with the Apgujeong Hyundai Apartments. In March of this year, the company changed its name to mark the 50th anniversary of the HDC Group and is now aiming to evolve into a comprehensive real estate company that combines development, operation, and construction capabilities.
Moving forward, IPARK Hyundai Industrial Development plans to continue developing residential spaces that leverage existing urban infrastructure and natural environments to improve urban living conditions and enhance spatial value.
* This article has been translated by AI.
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