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Cheong Gye Cheon Restoration Project - a revolution in Seoul - Dr In-Keun LEE Director-General / Office of Waterworks Formerly Cheong Gye Cheon Project Seoul Metropolitan Government ICLEI 2006 1

Before After ICLEI 2006 2

Content Introduction Seoul and Cheong Gye Cheon Cheong Gye Cheon 2002 The Restoration Project Background Outline Challenges Progress Cheong Gye Cheon 2005 Final Remarks ICLEI 2006 3

Introduction - Seoul and Cheong Gye Cheon ICLEI 2006 4

Seoul at a glance Capital city of Korea for o ver 600 years Area : 605.6 km 2 Population : 10.3 M City Centre Han river ICLEI 2006 5

Cheong Gye Cheon CBD Cheong Gye Cheon Catchment area: 61 km 2 Length: 13.7 km Width: 20~85 m ICLEI 2006 6

Old map of Seoul ICLEI 2006 7

Early 20C ICLEI 2006 8

Problem: sanitation ICLEI 2006 9

Solution: covering ICLEI 2006 10

Covering work (1958~1977) ICLEI 2006 11

Cheonggye Highway (1967~1971) ICLEI 2006 12

Highway in 1990s ICLEI 2006 13

Cheong Gye Cheon 2002 ICLEI 2006 14

Cheong Gye Cheon Area Building: over 6,000 over 100,000 small shops Nation s biggest commercial area ICLEI 2006 15

Cheong Gye Cheon Area ICLEI 2006 16

Declining old CBD CBD redevelopment stopped where the Ch eonggye Expressway started Population and employment reduced Population: 40,000 Employment: 80,000 in 10 years Business headquarters moved to Gangnam (new sub-center) Industries in CBD lost competitiveness ICLEI 2006 17

Safety problem Over all C, partially D or E ICLEI 2006 18

Safety problem Only small cars were allowed from 1997 Maintenance cost soared: US$50M ( 94~ 99) ICLEI 2006 19

The Restoration Project - Background - Outline - Challenges - Progress ICLEI 2006 20

Decision to restore: July 2002 ICLEI 2006 21

Why restore? Paradigm shift of urban management Development High quality of life Environment-friendly city Fundamental solution to safety problem Recovery of history and culture Revitalisation of downtown area Balanced regional development ICLEI 2006 22

The Restoration Project - Background - Outline - Challenges - Progress ICLEI 2006 23

Site location Total length: 5.84 km Section 1 (L=2.04km) Section 2 (L=2.1km) Section 3 (L=1.7km) ICLEI 2006 24

Demolition Covered structure and highway: 5.4 km Waste (concrete+asphalt): 872,400ton (96% recycled) Step 1 Step 2 Step 3 ICLEI 2006 25

River design Design Criteria Satisfy with the 2 nd grade local river standard Secure the stream capacity for 200 years frequency rainfall (118mm/hr) Flood Level: estimated by numerical model and corrected using hydrau lic model test HWL (200yrs) ICLEI 2006 26

Water supply Waterway plan Width: more than 20% of main waterway width Depth: more than 40 cm Flow velocity: 0.24 m/sec Measures to prevent water loss Water supply plan Water from the Han river: 120,000 ton/day Underground water from subway stations: 22,000 ton/day Water quality: better than the 2 nd grade BOD: 3mg/l or less SS: 25 mg/l or less DO: 5 mg/l or less Total N: 10 mg/l or less Total P: 1 mg/l or less ICLEI 2006 27

Sewer system Design Criteria Combined sewer system for rainfall and wastewater Capacity : 3 times of estimated wastewater Combined Sewer System ICLEI 2006 28

Bridge design Design Criteria Minimize flow resistance Create as cultural places - artistic landmark Number of bridges: 22 International concept design competition ICLEI 2006 29

Landscape design Concepts New green belt with waterfront: West to East Gradual transformation from urban landscape to natural environment Create ecological biotop and environment Thematic places: waterfall and fountains Upstream A B C Downstream History Culture + Urban Nature ICLEI 2006 30

Historic relics restoration Basis Preserve or restore historic relics Consider current situation: flood, traffic, merchants Involve specialists Site survey: Feb 2003 to June 2004 Restore 600 year old bridge: Gwangtong gyo 150 m upstream from the original site Restore Supyo gyo and Ogansu gyo: future plan ICLEI 2006 31

The Restoration Project - Background - Outline - Challenges - Progress ICLEI 2006 32

Challenge 1: Transport Cheonggye road & hwy Urban backbone corridor 170,000 vehicles/day Traffic disaster warned Media, interest group Traffic simulation Project delay ICLEI 2006 33

Solutions to transport Discourage driving cars in the city centre Improve traffic system Cheong Gye Cheon area Metropolitan area Improve public transport system subway system bus only lane ICLEI 2006 34

Challenge 2: Neighboring merchants Traffic congestion : access difficulty Noise & dust due to construction Business decline ICLEI 2006 35

Solutions to merchants Detailed survey on the markets and continu ous interviews consultation offices at the markets regular meeting on the project Minimize inconvenience f or business activity state-of-the-art technolog y provide parking space nea rby ICLEI 2006 36

Solutions to merchants Stimulate business activity Reduce parking fee Improve parking system for loading & unloading Promote Cheong Gye Cheon stores Financial support and subsidies Low-interest loans Grants for the market remodeling Special arrangement for street vendors Special business centre in a outer area ICLEI 2006 37

The Restoration Project - Background - Outline - Challenges - Progress ICLEI 2006 38

Project delivery Targets Keeping the schedule Best value for money Details of contract: Design-build contract invitation for bid: Feb 2003 bidding: June 2003 starting work: 1 July 2003 three construction sections Original project budget ( 03): US$357M Final adjusted amount ( 05): US$386M (+8%) Original project period: 1 July 03 ~ 30 Sep 05 (27 months) ICLEI 2006 39

Construction progress Started on 1 July 2003 ICLEI 2006 40

Construction progress Stage 1: Scaffolding (July 2003) ICLEI 2006 41

Construction progress Stage 2: Highway demolition (Aug 2003) ICLEI 2006 42

Construction progress Stage 3: Covered road demolition (Jan 2004) ICLEI 2006 43

Construction progress Stage 4: Sewer, road & bridge construction (Sep 2004) ICLEI 2006 44

Construction progress Stage 5: Landscaping for the recovered area (May 2005) ICLEI 2006 45

First water supply 1 June 2005 ICLEI 2006 46

Test running & Final touch June ~ September 2005 ICLEI 2006 47

Grand opening 1 October 2005 ICLEI 2006 48

Cheong Gye Cheon 2005 ICLEI 2006 49

Monitoring Changes Monitor the changes due to the project from Jan 2003~Mar 2006 before, during and after the project Monitoring areas Land use CBD Industry Environment Ecology Traffic Real estate ICLEI 2006 50

Traffic Changes Speed in CBD Morning peak: 17~18 km/hr Evening peak: 12 km/hr not very much worsened Car in/out flow 1.56M 1.27M (-18.6%) Subway ridership Central area: +13.7% ICLEI 2006 51

Environment Changes Air No 2 : 69.7 46.0 ppb (-34%) PM10: 74.0 60.0 μg/m 3 (-19%) Water quality BOD: 100~250 1~2 ppm Noise level reduced Heat island effect relieved Wind corrider created ICLEI 2006 52

Cooling effect Changes Thermal image 27 July 2005 37 o 36 o 28 o 36 o Average 32.7 o C Cheong Gye Cheon -3.6 o C Average 36.3 o C Nearby street ICLEI 2006 53

Environmental improvement Changes Public survey (Nov 2005) Air Water Noise Odour V improved Improved Unchanged Daylight Wind 0% 25% 50% 75% 100% ICLEI 2006 54

Ecology: Fishes Changes 3 14 species ICLEI 2006 55

Ecology: Birds Changes 18 species ICLEI 2006 56

Ecology: Insects Changes 7 41 species ICLEI 2006 57

Final Remarks ICLEI 2006 58

Most preferred destination ICLEI 2006 59

Future of Cheong Gye Cheon Identity as the 600 yr old Ca pital Harmony between preservati on & development Economic vitality Pedestrian oriented street s ystem International standard busin ess district ICLEI 2006 60

Effects of the Project Changes in the urban management paradigm Historic restoration Nature & ecological restoration CBD regeneration Good example of solving conflicts over a public project successful project management ICLEI 2006 61

Virtual Tour ICLEI 2006 62

Further information http://english.seoul.go.kr/cheonggye/ iklee@seoul.go.kr Thank you for your attention! ICLEI 2006 63