Busan's Largest and Eco Delta City’s First Knowledge Industry Center Featuring Advanced Systems and Specialized Design
Bando Construction's 'Eco Delta City Bando Ivy Planet' launched in Busan Eco Delta City is gaining high popularity.
The secret to the popularity of 'Eco Delta City Bando Ivy Planet' lies in its 'largest scale, first in Eco, and first platform.' It is the first knowledge industry center to be established within Eco Delta City and the largest knowledge industry center introduced in Busan, making it highly rare.
Additionally, it is a hybrid knowledge industry center combining eco-friendliness and advanced technology, offering various convenience facilities and services through a smart platform never experienced before in Busan. Based on Bando Construction's expertise, it plans to present a specialized design unique to 'Ivy Planet' that maximizes work efficiency optimized for the characteristics of companies.
First, it is composed of an optimal office environment that can be utilized not only for small offices for small businesses and startups but also for medium-sized company offices, with a variable floor plan design that expands the range of choices with various sizes from small to large.
Also, shared warehouses will be provided on basement levels 1 and 2 to store items that are difficult to keep inside the factory, allowing more efficient use of space. To provide a pleasant working environment, a sunken garden and lounge will be placed on basement level 1, a rest lounge on the 6th floor, rooftop gardens on the 6th floor and rooftop level, and a fitness center and shower facilities will be installed on basement level 1.
Furthermore, to enhance space efficiency and work efficiency, a seminar room capable of hosting various work-related programs and content such as lectures and meetings will be located on basement level 1, along with a studio for corporate and product promotional photography and video shooting (e.g., YouTube). An open meeting room will be placed in the first-floor lobby, and shared conference rooms will be arranged from the 2nd to the 8th floors.
The location is also excellent in terms of transportation environment. Adjacent to Myeongji International New City and Nakdongnam-ro, it is a double station area within a 5-minute walk from the planned Gangseo Line and the upcoming Hadan~Noksa Line transfer stations. Approximately 19 nearby industrial complexes, including Noksan National Industrial Complex and Hwajeon General Industrial Complex, house about 7,000 diverse tenant companies. Surrounding administrative and living infrastructure includes the Busan District Court Western Branch, Busan Gangseo Tax Office, Saha Registry Office, and Myeongji-dong Post Office, enhancing work convenience.
Moreover, the nearby Gadukdo New Airport, which will serve as a logistics hub near Eco Delta City, is scheduled to open in 2029. Myeongji IC and West Busan IC are located nearby, providing excellent transportation networks with surrounding areas. In addition, there are plans for metropolitan transportation network developments such as the Sasang~Haeundae Expressway, Bujeon-Masan double-track railway line (scheduled for 2024), Eomgung Bridge, Jangnak Bridge, and Busan-type express railway (BuTX).
'Eco Delta City Bando Ivy Planet' will be developed as Busan's largest knowledge industry center, spanning from basement level 2 to the 8th floor, with a total floor area of 166,292㎡, comprising 1,210 units and 82 neighborhood living facilities.
The model house is located in Gangseo-gu, Busan. Construction officially began on the 1st of this month, and the project is scheduled for completion in September 2026.
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