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The purpose of this study is to examine a sustainable urban collective housing design strategy for underdeveloped areas by selecting a part of Sangyeok 1-dong, which is gradually aging and slum-forming, as a target site and linking the existing urban organization with regeneration projects. The discussion of today's sustainable urban collective housing is divided into urban contextual aspects and social integration aspects in the literature review. Based on this theoretical background, a comprehensive response strategy is derived through SWOT analysis of not only the physical and legal conditions of the site, but also the social and humanities environment. Thus, the planning direction and major programs of the design are decided, and optimal architectural alternatives are sought through multi-dimensional strategies in response to the surrounding environment. Based on a comprehensive analysis such as the specificity of the area where the site is located, location, and time, specific design examples for social integration open urban collective housing were presented, and the implications of the research results are as follows. First, reasonable responses to the surrounding urban environment diversify the design of collective housing. Second, it is necessary to design collective housing for social integration with various housing types for declining areas. Third, it is necessary to design collective housing at the public level for the historical and cultural district. Fourth, desirable collective housing design can be expected only when urban design is given importance in architecture education.