New Songdo City - Gateway to Northeast Asia

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Jack Nicklaus golf course will develop the Songdo

Jack Nicklaus named after the Inchon Free Economic Zone Golf Club Songdo danjinae Songdo international business is attracting interest of the citizens and golf enthusiasts.

Gale International and the 16th yesterday afternoon, according to Jack Nicklaus himself designed, in consultation Songdo Golf Club for a golf course development and design inspection visit to the scene.

As a world-renowned golf architect Jack Nicklaus golf course and a master's Incheon International Songdo's my business' Canada Golf Club, Jack Nicklaus' visit to the site development, in March chakgonghan largest 18-hole golf course and 151 housing units in the development of advanced situation had time to check directly complementary.

Songdo 'Jack Nicklaus Golf Club Canada' is the first name of his Jack Nicklaus Golf Club Mine. Songdo International Golf Club is the only business of business development in charge of the Gale International and the United States Golf Course Community Development Partners Inc., Ann kiteuseun (Kitson & Partners) is a joint development.

Jack Nicklaus visited the scene last April's' Jack Nicklaus Golf Club Canada 'myeongmyeongsik after the second. The golf club was completed in April 2010.

Jack Nicklaus is "the best design for the golf course, the golfer is a huge physical game, it should experiment with all the possibilities", "height of the subtle differences between holes, strategically located in a water hazard, golf club management, in which a balanced score To grant a personality, "he said.

"Yeonmahal technology allows golfers are fully equipped with the cutting edge of the golf driving range to give the club," he added.

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Posco, the global R & D center in New Songdo groundbreaking ceremony

Yigutaek steelmaker POSCO Chairman, Incheon Mayor Ahn Sang-soo and attended by approximately 200 middle 'POSCO global R & D Center' to have a groundbreaking ceremony yesterday.

The chairman of the ginyeomsa "POSCO's Pohang, Gwangyang Steelworks, including the area near the center of research and development activities to further expand areas of Incheon Songdo global R & D center to be built by leading global companies to strengthen competitiveness as a future technology that will come into Mecca." Aspirations said.

POSCO global R & D center is to invest 279.7 billion won a total of 8 man 2560 ㎡ (2 man pyeong 4974) 9 yeonmyeonjeok man's land in 8564 ㎡ (2 man pyeong 9815), research units, silheomdong, multi-purpose hall, and suksodong components. 2008 chakgonghae menstrual jungonghal plans in June 2010.

When the product is to build a global R & D centers, use of Steel Construction of steel and steel products used in fusion research, intelligent automation, ubiquitous, Non-ferrous materials, environmental sin / renewable energy, bio-nanotechnology research in high-tech sector, including a total of eight areas of convergence Seats 530 people reside baksageup researchers said.

POSCO is the metropolitan area and the global R & D companies, universities and sanhakyeon by a network of research and development to further strengthen synergies we expect.

POSCO official said, "is concentrated in the metropolitan area customers using the products and technologies to support a cohesive, in the future based on new growth will be the next generation of advanced technology and the convergence of steel used to lead technology development," saying "the long term, China, India, Vietnam and overseas R & D projects To oversee the research center to develop the center out, "he said.

[The Cebuano Exultor]

Originally Posted by korea2002

Wow! This satellite image shows that the New Songdo City is truly huge-scale in terms of physical proportions.

I bet, by the time this project will be completed Greater Seoul will have more reclaimed land than all of Tokyo Bay. I mean, it already has Seoul-Incheon International Airport to its belt.

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[Sister Ray]

Originally Posted by korea2002

From these photos I see Korean construction companies still love the repetitive Commie Block design, which is a bit of a shame. The four large towers look fantastic though.

That bridge is simply stunning. I can't wait to drive over it. When does it open?

[BOM]

I agree, it is a shame that there are the commie blocks, but hopefully they'll later be replaced with nicer residential towers.


The bridge looks so imposing in the pictures. I would go just to see it and drive on it.

[huffdaddy]

Originally Posted by BOM

I agree, it is a shame that there are the commie blocks, but hopefully they'll later be replaced with nicer residential towers.

Actually, the apartment buildings in Songdo are a little bit better than the standard commie block stuff. There are variations in height, a few architectural detail, and some wonderful park space around them. The apartments themselves are super nice.

[princeofseoul]

^ They look like modern commie blocks built in Korea nowadays, nothing special I can see. It's better than the korean commie blocks built in the 70s, if this is what you mean..

[BOM]

Yeah they look good close up, but from a birds-eye view or a skyline view they don't look very good.

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2008.5.7

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37 floor-190m- 2 clusters-Songdo Posco Headquarter

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Incheon University Songdo Campus- provided by IFEZ!




Worldmark Songdo-2008.5-20 floor


Songdo Prugio Harbour view-42 floor-2008.5

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[QUOTE=korea2002;20481410]Incheon University Songdo Campus- provided by IFEZ!



The first two pictures remind me of the National Mall in Washington DC lol

[Sister Ray]

How are apartment prices in Songdo?


Astronomical?

[huffdaddy]

Originally Posted by Sister Ray

How are apartment prices in Songdo?

Astronomical?

They're up there. For example, 2,146 apartments in the 1st World Towers were sold for US$1 billion. That's an average of US$466,000 an apartment.