The site now sits at the heart of inland Incheon, yet trace it back in time and the outline of a former coastline emerges at its center. On this once-empty shore, the Far East Broadcasting Company building and a missionary residence were built in 1956; later, on reclaimed land, the OCI headquarters rose in 1987. The area around this once-oceanfront site is now set to transform into a new town centered on high-rise apartments.
Like an archaeological excavation, we trace Incheon's history layer by layer—overlapping the relics each era has left within the site, and around them, proposing a Museum Park where new functions expand outward.