Seoul Color Park

Seoul Color Park is a citizen park (approximately 9,000㎡) created with the theme of color in the lower space between the piers and the bank of Mapo Bridge. It applies the Seoul Colors, developed to improve the city's color environment and form a unique urban image, to a public space, providing citizens visiting the Han River with a resting area as well as opportunities for everyday design experiences. Seoul Color Park features Seoul Color sculptures that embody the waves of the Han River, and Seoul Color barcode graphics and benches utilizing the 10 representative colors of Seoul. Public facilities are integrated into the streetscape to appear pleasant by applying colors such as Kiwa-jin Gray and Doldam Gray, while items that need to be highly visible on the street use Dancheong Red, Kkotdam Hwangto, Namsan Green, and their related colors, systematically improving the image of the streetscape. Additionally, sculptures and artworks using Seoul Colors are installed at the Seoul Museum of Art and the Seoul Museum of History.