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  • MVRDV transformed a former highway into a kilometre-long urban garden in Seoul

    Tour the Seoul overpass that MVRDV converted into a plant-covered walkway

    In the latest movie in our Dezeen X MINI Living series, drone footage offers an elevated view of the former 1970s highway that Dutch firm MVRDV transformed into an elevated urban garden. More about Tour the Seoul overpass that MVRDV converted into a plant-covered walkway

    Calum Lindsay | 18 October 2017 | 3 comments
  • "Seoullo is no High Line, but it is of equal importance"

    MVRDV's plant-covered walkway in Seoul may look like a low-budget version of the High Line, but it's much more than that – it's the sign of a new frontier in city-making, says new Dezeen columnist Gerard Reinmuth. More about "Seoullo is no High Line, but it is of equal importance"

    Gerard Reinmuth | 2 October 2017 | 2 comments
  • MVRDV's "Seoul High Line" captured in new photographs

    Four months after MVRDV revealed its plant-covered walkway on a former elevated highway in Seoul, photographer Jim Stephenson visited the project to see how it is settling into the city. More about MVRDV's "Seoul High Line" captured in new photographs

    Amy Frearson | 2 October 2017 | Leave a comment
  • Skygarden by MVRDV

    MVRDV transforms 1970s highway into "plant village" in Seoul

    Dutch studio MVRDV has converted a former overpass into a plant-covered walkway in Seoul, which follows a kilometre-long route above the traffic. More about MVRDV transforms 1970s highway into "plant village" in Seoul

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