Mingjin Hong
M. Arch Applicant Fall 2016
Mingjin Hong M. Arch Applicant Fall 2016 Undergraduate Work In Architecture
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Adaptation
Conjunction
Motion
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Condenser
Form
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Adapting the Charleston Single House Typology
32.78 N, 79.93 W Charleston
Program Theater
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Charleston, South Caronlina, is a city deep in cutlure and history. The site is along the Ebay St, a street fill with local shops and theaters. Theater is a main attraction of Charleston, hence the program of the project to design a dual performance spaces, while absorbing the local context. This is achieve through adopting the typical Charleston single house typology.When designing the spatial relationship of the programs semi-private and private space and street space are explore.
Picture of single houses taken during my trip to Charleston.
Site Analysis
Conceptual Sketching
Modifying the single house spatial relationship to a new program, a theater. The old is renew and fit appropriately to the context of the location.
Charleston Single House
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Proposed Spatial Concept
Exterior View from Ebay street
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1: Auditorium 2: Classroom 3: Outdoor Auditorium 4: Practice Room
Dual Functions
Wood panels function as advestising board.
Wood Panel Axonometric The wood panels were designed to perform as advestise board and projection screen.
Indoor Performance Space
Wood panels function as projection screen.
Outdoor Performance Space
Longitudinal Section
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Atrium as a Conjunction In collaboration with Sara Vecchione.
41.38 N, 2.18 E Barcelona
Green Spaces Commercial Blocks
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Program Hotel
Scale XL
ATRIUM
Residential
RESIDENTIAL
Resort Hotel Barcelona
Boutiqe Hotel
Condo Hotel
HOTEL
Resident
Traveler
Residential Blocks
COMMUNITY
Wellness Hotel
Garden Hotel
Hotel Program Studies Project Site
URBAN CONNECTION Restaurant
Bar
Gym
Pet Facility
Spa
Intimacy
Shopping
Swimming
Club
Conference
Social
Work
Lounge
Garden
Cinema
Pedestrian Areas Golf
Proposal Hotel Programs
Hotel at the Services of locals or tourist? The project considers the role of the hotel in terms of the locals and tourists. The forms is derived from two different audiences and the atriums served as the conjunction of these two audiences. The ground atrictulate function as a anchor to the city with culture programs that caters to both the locals and the tourists.
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View from the beach
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Roof Garden
Infinity Pool
Culture Center
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Residental
HOTEL
Hotel
Shared Spaces
COMMUNITY
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Aerial Plan
URBAN CONNECTION 12
Bus Shelter on Museum Road Jerry Hong
Motion as a Form Concept
The interesection of Museum and 13th intersection Museum Road and interesection 13th Street in is one and of the largest TheThe interesection of of Museum 13th Gainesville, in aspect there is one of the busiest intersection in Gainesville. Inare bus is one of the largest interesection in that pickups every 10-15 minutes. The aim of Gainesville, in that aspect there are bus that aspect there are bus every 10 tois 15 mintues this inteverbetion to enhance the expepickups every 10-15 minutes. The aim of rience of the using public transit atinteverbetion the bust stop.. The Project is to enhance theby creating this is to enhance expeThe interesection of Museum and 13thand inviniting shelter. The an interesting rience of using public by creating experience usingtransit public transit by creating a is one of theof largest interesection in concept of the The shelter come from the the an interesting and inviniting shelter. Gainesville,and in that aspect there arethe busbus-motion. interesting sustainable shelter.. The con- the promovement of concept of the shelter come from the the pickups every 10-15 minutes. The aim of gramsthe were miniminal, therefore the inmovement of bus-motion. procept thethe shelter comes from the movement thisof inteverbetion is to enhance the expetend was to also create a miniminal form grams wereofminiminal, therefore inrience using public transit by the creating of the bus, motion. The miniminal, that program incopratedwere in seatings and lighting. interesting inviniting shelter.form The tend an was to also and create a miniminal The form became representation concept of the shelter come from the the therefore the intend was to creat aaminiminal formof the that incoprated in seatings and lighting. efficent the RTS bus system,fluidity. movement of the bus-motion. theofproThethat form became a representation of the incoprated in seatngs lighting. The formand then adapt toThe the form needs of the grams therefore the inefficent ofwere the miniminal, RTS busenviroment, system,fluidity. shade. This isof a the temporary tend was to also create a miniminal formefficent aadapt represenestion of of the Thebecomes form then to the needs the shelter the elements while waiting that incoprated in seatings andfrom lighting. enviroment, shade. This is a temporary RTS The adapt Thebus formsystem. became a representation of theto the needs of forform the bus. shelter fromofthe while waiting efficent the elements RTS bus system,fluidity. the envrioment, shade. This is a temporary shelter The bus. form then adapt to the needs of the for the
Program Bus Stop
29.65 N, 82.32 W Gainesville
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from the elements while waiting for the bus. enviroment, shade. This is a temporary shelter from the elements while waiting for the bus.
Architectizing Motion N Shade
Architecturelizing Motion n Shade Motion Section View DAy TIme Architectizing Motion N Shade
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View entering from 13th street
Shade Plan View
Night Time
Motion SectionMotion View N Shade Shade Plan View Architectizing DAy TIme Motion Section Diagram Shade Plan Diagram Motion Section View
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Shade Plan View
Construction Detail
Construction Details
Frame Construction
Construction Detail
Frame Construction
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Primary Framework
Primary Framework Primary Framework Secondary Framework Secondary Primary Framework Framework
Secondary Framework Panelings
Secondary Framework Panelings
Panelings
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Elevations Elevations
Elevations
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West Elevation
North Elevation
Nigh
Transverse Section
View from Museum Road Night Time Transverse Section
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Section North-South
Section North-South
East Elevation
South Elevation
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Wall as the Connector In collaboration with Xi’an University of Architecture, Urban design of the Small Wild Goose Pagoda Area 与西安建筑理工大学合作, 小雁塔区城市设计
Program Museum, Research
34.26 N, 108.90 E Xi’an
Shaanxi, China 陕西
Xi’an 西安
Beilin District 碑林区
Scale XL
Goose Pagoda 小雁塔
The proposal design should enhance the padoga experiences by providing interesting view points of the padoga and interaction of Tang culture related programs. Xian flourished during the Tang Dynasty, therefore by proposed programs that housed Tnag relics, it anchors the site into the history of the Xian and the context even further.
Wall 墙
The Small Wild Goose Pagoda, has always been protect by walls. The concept is wall, the wall will be reinterpreted as a physical and programmatic wall and connector. 1st Wall - Physical wall, the existent original wall 2nd Wall - Public green space 3rd Wall - Programs
Ming Dynatsy 明朝
Qing Dynasty 明朝
1932
Current 现在
Order 禮
Free 樂
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Site Circualtion 流线
Site Boundary 场地周围
Site Demolition 场地 拆除
Site A Existent Conditions 当前状况 Site B
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Propose Conditions 改化建议 Site A
Site B
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Spatial Pattern Analysis 空间格局分析
Central Axis 轴线
culture landscape history landscape culture 文 景 史 景 文
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Site C Reactivate South Gate Individual Design
Manage Center 管理中心 Collection Storage 集仓储 Collection Storage 集仓储 Collection Storage 集仓储
Temporary Exhibit 临时展览
Outdoor Exhibit 室外展览
Public 公众使用 Connector 连接 Private 私人 使用
Permanet Exhibit 永久展览
Permanet Exhibit 永久展览
The South Gate design to provide a direct view into the padoga complex.
Programmatic Axonometric 方案轴测
View from the square into the South Gate. 18
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1: Exhibit 展览 2: Storage 集仓储 3: Offices 办事处 4: Bridge 桥
View from the connection bridge.
Section East-West
Section North-South
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A Moment as Condenser The project is to intervent into the landscape, here the beach. The beach is a blank canvas which needs to be articulate before architecturelizing the space. Voronoi design is used to bring orderon to the plain surface. The voronoi surface is then use as a point of intervention into the landscape.
28.90 N, 82.59 W Cystal River
Program Pavilion, Bathroom
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Site
A smaller condenser
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Site Analysis
Main Condenser
Framework
Spacer Former Unfolded Envelope
Space Separator
Spacer Former
Enclosed Component Void-Display
Threshold Component
Void-Gathering Water
Construction Axonometric
Spatial Relation Axonometric
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Site Plan
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Section East-West
Section North-South
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Form vs. Function This project explore the servant vs. serve spatial concept. The design is to maxmium function through form articulation. The servant space are the circulation space and single long stairway is design to minimized impact on the main hall.
29.65 N, 82.32 E Gainesville
Program Venue Space
1: Storage 2: Lobby 3: Main Hall 4: Studio 5: Cinema
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Basement Site Plan
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Ground Floor
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2nd Floor
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Servant Space Serve Space
Spatial Axonometric
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Component Axonometric
Longitudinal Section 27
Section Transverse
Space function as a banquet hall.
Space function as anexhibit hall.
Elevation from the Main Street
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Framing the Views
Program Panda Exhibit
00.00 N, 00.00 E Virtural
This is an independent studies, where framing the view is explored in relation to viewing pandas in an exhibit. Animal exhibits typologies are explored and categorized. Two new views were discovered in the studying.
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Enclosed Exhibit on the ground floor Typology C III
Animal Exhibit Typology A
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Education Center Exhibit
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1: Red Panda Exhibit 2: Panda Exhibit 3: Learning Center 4: Museum
Aerial View
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By tilting the glass at angle, the view area is maximum by allowing both adults and kids to view the exhibit at the same time.
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Typology A II
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Typology B II
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Animal the View or the Viewer? A new view emerged from this exploration. Where the animal is playing the viewer role and people are playing the view role.
New View
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Public Space as a Catalyst In collaboration with Sara Vecchione . Locate on the east bank of the Tiber River, this block interventio seeks to reinvent a corner inthe ancient city of Rome by inserting contemporary pograms within a strong historic context that anchor a public Piazza-the Roman staple of public spaces. Housing is th fabric of the intervention, with public buildings at the service of the community acting as the mounuments of the piazza.
41.90 N, 12.50 E Rome
Program Scale Housing, Commerical XL
Primary Frame
Permeability
Panel Support
Boundary
Aerial view of the block.
Arteries
Site Analysis
Panel Frame Semi-Opaque Panels
Examples of piazza.
Campo di Fiori
Piazza Farnese
Piazza de River Studies of nearby piazza. 33
Primary Frame
Outer Shell
Panel Support
Framework
Inner Courtyard
Circulation Panel Frame
Semi-Opaque
Semi-Opaque Panels
Transluscent
Opaque
Outer Shell
Housing Confirguration Types
Courtyard Incision
Bridges
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Programs 1: Civic 2: Instituion 3: Public Space 4: Commerical 5: Residential 6: Business Incubator
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Total 560,000sq
Public 872,00sq
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Shared 268,000sq
Privated 234,000sq
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Street 20%
Shops 40%
Amenities 25%
Piazza 80%
Civil 60%
Resident 75%
1 Housing
Multi-Function Space
Shops
Offices
Library Commerical 37
Programmatic Axonometric
For this project, the city of Rome is understood as a series of courtyards and piazzas with varying levels of intensity. With level 2 being the small hidden neighborhood spaces, level 4 being Piazza Palazzo Farnese, level 7 Campo di Fiori, and level 10 the Spanish Steps. The intervention seeks to establish a 6 level. Programs 1: Civic 2: Instituion 3: Public Space 4: Commerical 5: Residential 6: Business Incubator 2
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Travel Sketch
Vicenza
Athens
Bologna
Verona
Vicenza
Athens
Vicenza
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Istanbul
Verona
Jerry Mingjin Hong jerry.m.hong@gmail.com +19044033211
education
work experience
2015-2017 M. Construction Management Candidate
2011-2015 B. Design
2013 Model builder for Guy Peterson
2013 Design 1 Teaching Assitant Prof. Martin Gundersen
2015 Bluarch Architectural Intern
2013 Design 2 Teaching Assitant Prof. Michael Kuenstle
extracurricular activites 2015 Alpha Rho Chi Soical Director
2013 Chinese Student Assoication Chief Graphic Designer
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