The site is located on the south bank of the Han River, which have 10 square kilometers. As the only undeveloped waterfront area, it is a unique interfluve boasting superior ecological conditions. Massive construction will face multiple challenges, including the depletion of water systems, water pollution, destruction of the habitats of wild animals and plants, and arbitrary urban landscapes. Aiming to minimize the huge footprint of city growth on the local ecosystem, this plan proposes the concept of "Ecological Archipelago". Instead of one large cluster of buildings, the seven" Future Islands" are formed along the river, which will be dedicated to different multi-functional communities, such as finance, commerce, residential areas, exhibitions, and sports. Abundant river channels are used to shape the islands, and ecological corridors are reassembled to connect mountains, farmland and urban areas, re-establishing the habitat system for wild animals and plants. This plan embodies sustainable urban development, aiming to create a city with a minimalized "eco-footprint", more aesthetic appeal, greater biodiversity, and more vitality.