Thus, a total of 9 buildings are proposed that can house a cafeteria, a theater, a market, museums and galleries, a playground and a bookstore and in turn can connect with the central park and the bay located to the south, from the visual and linearity thus connecting all these elements and opening up to them. We want to provide a public space that can host 99 events throughout the year. Let the traditional ceremonial city park, evolve into a public space for daily service. We created a set of buildings that are like scattered blocks, organically arranged throughout the park. With activity and space, the park from empty to intimate, people, is no longer a counting unit. The seemingly random architectural layout is derived from the contours of the existing mountains and parks on the Korean Peninsula. It is the result of a hundred years of urban development, expressing the relationship between the city and nature. We extract this relationship, turning mountains into houses, cities into nature.