Jamsu Bridge | Arch Mist
"The longest gallery and theatre to form a destination over the river" Seoul / South Korea / 2026
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The project aims to redesign the 795-meter-long Jamsu Bridge over the Han River in Seoul. It will transform the existing double-decker submersible bridge, built in 1976, into a human-scale, walking-friendly space. Instead of merely linking the two sides of the river, it will become the "longest art gallery" over the river, offering unique exhibition spaces, a sequence of panoramic viewing platforms and new urban public spaces for cultural and art events in Seoul.
Project Name: Jamsu Bridge Pedestrianization - The Longest Gallery
Completion Year: 2026
Gross Built Area: 8650m2
Project location: Seoul, South Korea
Architecture Firm: Arch Mist
Lead Architects: Ningzhu Wang
Design Team: Arch Mist
Clients: Seoul Metropolitan Future Urban Spaces Planning Bureau
Landscape: Arch Mist
Local Engineer: CPA Consulting Structural Engineers
Local Architect: MADI.MGT Architects & Consulting Co. Ltd.
Coordinator: Hyunggyu Choi
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Renderings credits: SAN, ZHENGXUAN, Arch Mist
Video production: Glass-Sharp Films, SNT Visual
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The project aims to redesign the 795-meter-long Jamsu Bridge over the Han River in Seoul. It will transform the existing double-decker submersible bridge, built in 1976, into a human-scale, walking-friendly space. Instead of merely linking the two sides of the river, it will become the "longest art gallery" over the river, offering unique exhibition spaces, a sequence of panoramic viewing platforms and new urban public spaces for cultural and art events in Seoul. Project Name: Jamsu...
- Year 2026
- Work finished in 2026
- Client Seoul Metropolitan Government
- Status Completed works
- Type Urban Furniture / Leisure Centres / Bridges and Walkways
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