The city of Busan organized a dedicated organization (TF) consisting
of urban and architectural experts to facilitate the redevelopment
project of the Busan North Port, a core project, and held the first
meeting at the Busan City Hall conference room on the afternoon of
the 12th.

The meeting was attended by 19 members including Busan City Architect
Kim In-cheol, the chairman of the TF, and Kim Gwang-hoe, Director of
the Busan City Balance Regeneration Bureau.

At the meeting, ▲ Progress of the North Port Phase 1 Redevelopment
Project ▲ North Port Phase 2 Redevelopment Project Plan (proposal)
▲ North Port Redevelopment Publicity Securing Plan, etc. ▲ The
committee members discussed the operation plan and direction of the
task.

The North Port Redevelopment City·Architecture TF consisted of a
total of 19 people in four fields, including urban design and design,
urban planning, architecture, and landscape and landscape.

These are experts in each field, including participants in the North
Port Phase 1 Redevelopment Roundtable, a member of the North Port
Integrated Development Promotion Council of the Ministry of Oceans
and Fisheries, and a member of the Busan City Construction Policy
Committee. The TF plans to review the North Port Phase 2
redevelopment project plan, develop directions and spatial
structures, and discuss current issues at each stage of the project.

Busan City is planning to collect opinions from not only experts but
also citizens on the space plan for drawing the sketch of the future
100 years of the North Port. It is a policy to reflect various
opinions of all walks of life in the project plan by forming
the''North Port Redevelopment Pan-Citizen Promotion Council (tentative
name)'' so that citizens can directly participate in the project and
develop the North Port in the desired direction.

Busan City Vice Mayor Park Seong-hoon said, “For the business
promotion of the northern port, which is the core of the Busan Grand
Reform, the role of the committee members in the city and
architecture field is of utmost importance, and please make it
possible to develop the North Port that will open the 100-year future
of Busan.” He said, “I will try to make the area of ​​the North Port
share the original city center and energy for growth, and furthermore
make it a space that can be shared by all citizens of Busan.”
<Reporter Choi Seong-hoon shchoi@ksg.co.kr>