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Seoul's 32 core landmarks, policies captured in single 3D poster

Seoul is bringing 32 landmarks and public initiatives together in one intricate 3D illustration, turning everyday city life into a colorful visual story designed to show how public policy shapes residents’ daily experiences. The Seoul Metropolitan Government unveiled the poster, titled “Healthy Seoul, Shining Seoulites,” on Friday. The poster featured initiatives spanning transportation, health,…

Seoul's 32 core landmarks, policies captured in single 3D poster

Seoul has crafted a single 3D poster showcasing 32 key landmarks and public initiatives, illustrating how urban policy impacts daily life. The poster, titled "Healthy Seoul, Shining Seoulites," highlights a range of projects from transportation to social welfare. Among the featured programs are the Hangang Bus service, the Wrist Doctor 9988 health initiative, efforts to reduce loneliness, the Seoul International Garden Show, and the Seoul Moonlight Night Market.

This new illustration follows a previous 2024 project, "Seoul, Where the Extraordinary Becomes Everyday," and was developed with the global design studio Superfiction. The poster captures the spirit of policy in action, depicting animated characters navigating an active day in Seoul. Instead of merely listing policies, the 3D visualization brings them to life through characters moving through the city, showcasing their impact on residents' experiences.

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