Leveraging support and engagement from the web3 community, our project will aim to introduce web3 concepts (decentralized governance, zero knowledge proof tech, tokenomics) into Korean public systems (our project is largely government funded, and we work with the local government - testing our prototype in spaces owned by the City), and by doing so, we will be building an open source software that allows citizens to flexibly book, use, manage urban spaces, including the ability to participate in the decision making (governance) of these spaces. The permissions system we envision has the potential to ‘unlock’ urban space (a highly privatized, monetized, hoarded asset) for diverse kinds of public use — thereby transforming spatial assets into public goods. We work with scalability in mind — and we will work towards introducing and further developing the platform in multiple cities in the Asian region and beyond.