Porsche Korea-Seoul-Green Umbrella Signs MOU To Create 'Dream Circuit' in Seoul Forest

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Porsche Korea will join hands with Seoul Metropolitan Government and Green Umbrella to create an eco-friendly play and exercise garden "Dream Circuit" for citizens in the Seoul Forest. Porsche Korea signed a three-way business agreement with the Seoul Metropolitan Government and Green Umbrella at Porsche Korea's headquarters in Gangnam-gu, Seoul on the 27th, and decided to jointly promote the creation of a "corporate companion garden" for the 2026 Seoul International Garden Fair. This agreement was designed to expand green spaces in the city center through public-private cooperation and to spread sustainable garden culture.

Dream Circuit is an expansion of Porsche Korea's social contribution project "Dream Playground," which has been around for about 10 years with green umbrellas, and is designed as an open eco-friendly play garden that can be used by all citizens beyond the support of existing indoor gyms. The space aims for a dynamic garden in which play and exercise are in harmony, and features original designs and upcycling materials reflecting Porsche brand identity. In the center, a square depicting the Porsche emblem will be placed, and a circular exercise track surrounding it will be created to induce various physical activities of citizens.

In particular, play structures and three-dimensional sculptures recycled waste tires are placed throughout the space to secure aesthetics and functionality at the same time, and it will be created as a 24-hour urban vitality space that can be used regardless of time by strengthening the production of night lights. The Dream Circuit is set to be unveiled for the first time in May and is expected to provide a new place of rest and activity for citizens and visitors visiting the Seoul Forest.

At the signing ceremony, officials including Porsche Korea Vice President Matias, Seoul Metropolitan Government Director Kim Young-hwan, and Green Umbrella Secretary-General Yeo Seung-soo attended to confirm their willingness to cooperate for the successful project. Matthias Bouse said it is meaningful to spread sustainable garden culture and contribute to building infrastructure for local communities through close cooperation with the Seoul Metropolitan Government and Green Umbrella.

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