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#729 DDP

DDP, Seoul, South Korea

About this stone

This striking architectural landmark showcases flowing, spaceship-like curves designed by the late Zaha Hadid, making it one of the most photographed spots in the city, especially when illuminated at night. The exterior is composed of more than 45,000 unique aluminum panels, each one slightly different, creating a fluid, otherworldly appearance. Inside, design exhibitions, fashion shows, pop-up stores, and rooftop gardens overlook the old city walls, blending contemporary creativity with the area's historical context.

Photos

Hand-painted penguin stone #729 hidden at DDP, Seoul, South Korea (photo 2 of 5)

Hand-painted penguin stone #729 hidden at DDP, Seoul, South Korea (photo 3 of 5)

Hand-painted penguin stone #729 hidden at DDP, Seoul, South Korea (photo 4 of 5)

Hand-painted penguin stone #729 hidden at DDP, Seoul, South Korea (photo 5 of 5)

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Stone Details

Stone Number #729
Type 🐧 Standard
Status Active
City Seoul
Country South Korea
Placed Date 16 November 2025
Hidden by @misko_the_penguin

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