Connecting the Disconnected Green Axis Between Bangjuk Park and Saemteo Neighborhood Park... Expanding the Existing 3m to 15m Walking Path and Creating Wildlife Corridors Together

Gangdong-gu, Samteo-gil Godeok Overpass Greenway Reconstructed View original image


[Asia Economy Reporter Jong-il Park] Gangdong-gu is transforming the ‘Godeok Overpass’ (photo), which connects Bangjuk Park (285 Godeok-ro, Gangdong-gu) and Saemteo Neighborhood Park (990 Dongnam-ro, Gangdong-gu), into a green corridor.


The green corridor is a structure that combines a walking path and a wildlife passage, unlike typical ecological corridors. Through this green corridor project, the district plans to connect fragmented green axes, strengthen the ecological network, and enhance the function of the greenway.


A greenway refers to a walking trail where history, culture, and natural ecology can be experienced throughout. A representative example is the Seoul Dulle-gil. Among its routes, Course 3 starts from Gwangnaru Station, passes through Godeoksan and Iljasan, and connects to Suseo Station. The section from Saemteo Neighborhood Park to Godeok Overpass to Bangjuk Park is developed as a forest trail, loved by many visitors.


The newly created green corridor will expand the existing 3-meter width to 15 meters to install both a walking path and a wildlife passage. To separate the routes so they do not intersect or conflict, a fence made of natural materials will be installed between the walking path and the wildlife passage. It will be designed to form a visual barrier through multi-layered planting.


Additionally, the wildlife passage will be created to resemble natural conditions by planting native tree species, installing entrances that harmonize with the terrain, landmarks, and landscape. A soundproof wall will be installed around the green axis to reduce the impact of vehicle lights and noise from surrounding roads, ensuring that wildlife do not feel alienated by the passage.



A district official stated, “This green corridor project is currently underway with the goal of completion by the end of next year, following the completion of basic and detailed designs this year and procedures such as urban planning facility implementation approval.” He added, “We will make every effort to ensure the continuity of the ecosystem and create a pleasant and eco-friendly walking environment.”


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