Samsung C&T Ramian Gallery's First Annual Exhibition 'Sakyejeon.Jip' Unveiled

First Seasonal Exhibition of the Year Until July 6
Upcycled Goods Made from Wastewater Protection Nets Also Available

Samsung C&T Construction Division announced on the 17th that it will showcase a new season exhibition along with various brand experience programs and upcycling goods at the Raemian Gallery in Munjeong-dong, Songpa-gu, Seoul.

Raemian Gallery is the first apartment gallery operated by a construction company to introduce annual season exhibitions starting in 2023. This year, it will unveil the first annual exhibition titled "Raemian Four Seasons Exhibition.Home" under the theme "Raemian Daily Life Exhibition.Home," which compiles Raemian's daily life into a single book.

The "Raemian Four Seasons Exhibition.Home" will run until July 6. It allows visitors to experience the beautiful daily life proposed by Raemian through the theme of the four seasons. A flower garden and photo spots where visitors can feel the forest of the four seasons are also prepared. Special forest scent samples created for this exhibition will be gifted to participating visitors.

Educational programs for youth, "Raemian Architecture School," and for adults, "Raemian Healing Atelier," will also be held in May.

Special goods that allow visitors to experience the Raemian brand value can be found at Raemian Gallery. Samsung C&T has produced bags, tablet pouches, and more using discarded wastewater protection nets from construction sites. The upcycling goods have been recognized for design excellence at the German iF Design Award. Additionally, architectural-related goods such as Raemian house-making kits and safety figure calendars will be unveiled.

Jung Su-yeon, director of Raemian Gallery, said, "Raemian Gallery aims to be a space that offers customers positive experiences with the brand and proposes diverse lifestyles," adding, "This year, through more immersive brand exhibitions, transformed spaces, and various content, we will provide customers with differentiated experiences."