IOTA Seoul
IOTA Seoul is a Foster + Partners-designed landmark rising on the historic gateway site between Seoul Station and Namsan Mountain, the former home of the Millennium Hilton Seoul.
50 Sowol-ro, Seoul. 39 floors. Broke ground May 2025, completing 2032.
IOTA Seoul is a Foster + Partners-designed landmark rising on the historic gateway site between Seoul Station and Namsan Mountain, the former home of the Millennium Hilton Seoul. Conceived as a green oasis of three buildings, it restores long-lost sightlines from the Seoullo 7017 elevated park toward the N Seoul Tower and gives almost half of its site over to public use. The composition pairs a six-star luxury hotel with a 34-storey office tower and a tourism and cultural center, all arranged around a central park that links directly into Namsan Park. Sustainability is woven through the design, with a large share of the development's electricity drawn from facade- and roof-integrated solar panels, while a fragment of the earlier hotel lobby is retained as a heritage gesture. The result is a civic-minded mixed-use landmark that reframes one of Seoul's most storied sites.
Frequently asked
Where is IOTA Seoul located?
IOTA Seoul is located in Seoul.
When will IOTA Seoul be completed?
IOTA Seoul is breaking ground, with completion targeted in 2032.
Who is developing IOTA Seoul?
IGIS Asset Management is the developer behind IOTA Seoul.
Who designed IOTA Seoul?
IOTA Seoul was designed by Foster + Partners.
How big is IOTA Seoul?
IOTA Seoul rises 39 stories.