Hyundai Motor Group Plants Nature at 40 Welfare Facilities and Children's Centers Nationwide
On September 30, 2022, Hyundai Motor Group, together with the Hope Bridge National Disaster Relief Association , sequentially installed customized Moss Wall Art works in 40 welfare organizations (15 social welfare facilities and 25 local children's centers) across the country, suggesting a new turning point for public welfare spaces.
This project is characterized by going beyond simple installation and by individually tailored designs that take into account the function and spatial structure of each facility, as well as the age and activity type of the users.
The children's center where the children stay was designed with natural structures in bright and warm colors, and the senior welfare facility was designed with a design that provides a sense of comfort and stability. All work was carried out quickly and precisely in close collaboration with the on-site staff .
In particular, this project was a difficult task of completing an area of over 200 square meters in the shortest period of time nationwide , and Moss Wall Art was responsible for the entire process from design drafts, hand-planting, transportation, and installation.
This is a rare example of trust-based execution in public projects, and is being cited as a prime example of sustainable design solutions among welfare facility officials.
Through this case, Hyundai Motor Group has realized its corporate social responsibility and design philosophy, and Moswall Art has further expanded the possibilities of emotional recovery and healing in public spaces through this collaboration.
