By arranging the smart farm module ‘Woori-ddeul’ under the overpass and on the underpass sidewalk, and by creating an environment that suits the mood, the previously avoided space is transformed into a space that offers relaxing minds to pedestrians. Consumers can use the ‘Woori-ddeul’ app to select the crops they wish to harvest and check the status of growing crops. When the harvesting season comes, a notification is sent to the user, and the user, who confirms the notification, moves to the corresponding ‘Woori-ddeul’ point pick up the crops. By tagging the QR code executed by the app to the device, the user’s vegetables are harvested, and the user can bring the vegetable home in a container. As such, the expected effect of ‘Woori-ddeul’ is the connection with the local business district, convenience, and a fast and reliable distribution structure that can be achieved through the method of harvesting nearby crops. In addition, it serves as a small street exhibition hall by advertising public news of Seoul through the display located on the side of the ‘Woori-ddeul’ product or by displaying the works of young artists. It attracts attention and arouses interest. In this way, ‘Woori-ddeul’ aims for a harmonious relationship between people, the urban environment, and the local community, taking one step closer to a Human City.