The proportion of young people in their 20s and 30s who are moving to a space of dreams in Seoul is increasing, and the number of single-person households in Seoul and other parts of South Korea is increasing every year. Solutions to the difficulties faced by young people in the process of settling in a new place and adjusting to their daily life are becoming demanding every moment. Companies are also launching services and products targeting young people every year, and the government is also paying attention by increasing the youth policy budget every year.
However, we noted that aid policies with low user-friendliness were not interpreted from the perspective of young people, and in addition, young people were mostly unaware of the national budget and support process for themselves.
Accordingly, ‘Byeol-Byeol-Dongnae’, the high jump towards the ‘now’ of young people in the city, does not design a new effective youth policy, but proposes a new process that has never existed before, and describes them from the perspective of young people and their stakeholders only for young people. We would like to propose a design that can be integrated into the entire process of being independent and adapting to a new daily life.