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Gimpo Airport Urban Regeneration Innovation District Project

Gimpo Airport Complex Development
Construction of future transportation hub and advanced industry cluster
Reorganization of urban space functions centered on jobs
Creation of southwestern new economic hub

Project Overview

사업개요 정보 1
Location 170-1, Haneul-gil, Gangseo-gu and vicinity (area 350,000㎡) / Airport 8.44 million㎡ (350,000㎡, 4%)
Scale 4 underground floors/8 above-ground floors, total floor area 1.19 million㎡, 8 complex facilities
Project Period ’22. 1. ~ ’33. 12. (Block1 : ’30. 12. / Blocks 2•3 : ’33. 12.)
Total Project Cost KRW 2.9640 trillion (National funds: 4 billion, city funds: 6 billion, public institutions: 49 billion, private investment: 2.9050 trillion)
Operator Gimpo Airport and Vicinity Development Project Corporation (SPC led by Korea Airports Corporation)
롯데몰 - 국내선청사 인근 : 1블록(20만㎡) - 존치(항공박물관) - 화물청사 일부 인근 : 2블록(5.5㎡) - 화물청사 인근 ~ 대한항공 인근 : 3블록(8.1만㎡)
사업개요 정보 2
Zone Areas Business Area
Block 1 (near domestic terminal) 200,000㎡ UAM and complex transfer facilities
Block 2 (Near cargo terminal) 55,000㎡ Aviation business
Block 3 (Near cargo terminal to Korean Air vicinity) 81,000㎡ Advanced industry
Aviation Museum between Blocks 1 and 2: Preservation zone

Project Performance

추진실적 정보
’21.12. Selected as conditional innovation district project (Ministry of Land, Infrastructure and Transport)
’23.06. Passed public institution (Korea Airports Corporation) (preliminary) project feasibility study (KDI)
’24.08. Urban regeneration special committee review (Ministry of Land, Infrastructure and Transport)

Implementation Plan

추진계획 정보
’24.09. Gimpo Airport innovation district designation announcement (Ministry of Land, Infrastructure, and Transport)
’26.06. Basic plan establishment (Project operator)
’27.06. Basic and detailed design (Project operator)
’27.12. Project implementation plan approval and construction commencement
’33.12. Block 1 construction completion and operation (December 2030)/Blocks 2•3 construction completion and operation