Jungle Cruise River & Dark Ride
Seoul Grand Park is a 560-acre destination with a zoo, amusement park and public park. A winning proposal in an international design competition, GAIA: The Living World proposes a new prototype of themed entertainment venue where the conventionally separate visitor experiences of the zoo, botanical gardens, and theme park is combined into one choreographed sequence of coherent experience. (image credit: AECOM)
Tropical Rainforest Biopavilion & Pedal Car Ride
Seoul Grand Park is a 560-acre destination with a zoo, amusement park and public park. A winning proposal in an international design competition, GAIA: The Living World proposes a new prototype of themed entertainment venue where the conventionally separate visitor experiences of the zoo, botanical gardens, and theme park is combined into one choreographed sequence of coherent experience. (image credit: AECOM)
Night Safari at the Great Savanna
Seoul Grand Park is a 560-acre destination with a zoo, amusement park and public park. A winning proposal in an international design competition, GAIA: The Living World proposes a new prototype of themed entertainment venue where the conventionally separate visitor experiences of the zoo, botanical gardens, and theme park is combined into one choreographed sequence of coherent experience. (image credit: AECOM)
Treetop Village
Seoul Grand Park is a 560-acre destination with a zoo, amusement park and public park. A winning proposal in an international design competition, GAIA: The Living World proposes a new prototype of themed entertainment venue where the conventionally separate visitor experiences of the zoo, botanical gardens, and theme park is combined into one choreographed sequence of coherent experience. (image credit: AECOM)
Entertainment Retail & Lakeside Park
Seoul Grand Park is a 560-acre destination with a zoo, amusement park and public park. A winning proposal in an international design competition, GAIA: The Living World proposes a new prototype of themed entertainment venue where the conventionally separate visitor experiences of the zoo, botanical gardens, and theme park is combined into one choreographed sequence of coherent experience. (image credit: AECOM)
GAIA: The Living World
Project Lead: Taewook Cha (at AECOM) / Project Team: AECOM, Gaone Landscape Design Group, GroupHan Associates, Thinkwell Design & Production, Bernard Harrison & Friends / Client: Seoul Metropolitan Government (image credit: AECOM)