Kyunghyun Cho - UC Berkeley CED, Architecture

Kyung Hyun Cho Selected work 2015-2019

CONTENTS Architectural & Urban Projects in 2015-2019

01.

UPSIDE DOWN

02.

FLOW BRIDGE

03.

THE URBAN CRADLE

04.

SPATIAL JOURNEY

05.

SAE-NAN GIL

Regional Regeneration of the Quarry Ruins with a Terminal Program

24-29

06.

THE COLLISION

30-37

07.

OPEN YONGSAN

08.

RESUME

Rejuvenation of the District with Multi-Housing Project

01-04

05-10

Renovation Project of Korean Historical Architecture Heritage

Revitalization of Urban Context with Library & Cultural Complex

Regeneration of Heritage by Art Museum & Cultural Complex

4th Prize

11-19

20-23

Seoul Government Urban Regeneration Competition

Urbanism Design for Revitalization in Oakland

Honorable Mention

Korea Architects Institute

38-40

Cultural Revival of the Old National Security Agency in Seoul

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UPSIDE DOWN Location Date Typology Project Position

Seoul, Korea Jun. 2015 - Aug. 2015 Housing Complex Teamwork Team Leader

The project "Upside Down" starts from the idea of finding and creating the hidden spaces without using additional lands, which are the main constraints of the site. From the simple and intuitive imagination, this project is able to provide sufficient area for the recess of the selected people, the residents, and provide a lively regional atmosphere to all the people who visit this site.

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The given site "Gingorang Gil(Long Gorge Street)" is a cramped residential district. It is encompassed by mountains, located far from urban amenities and infrastructure. Also, there are scant public spaces for people. Generally, the town has a depressing atmosphere.

km

Cut and Reverse

Necessary Urban Context near the Site Design Concept

Too narrow spaces in existing condition

Cut the blocks and expanding intervals

Reverse half of the blocks onto the sky

Space for Residents Only

Safe Communication

Entirely Physical Contact

By reversing some masses in the same district, hidden spaces between the volumes above and below appear. The specific physical characteristics of these spaces can provide a variety of activities for residents and visitors.

02

Share Lives through Spaces The whole upper part of the project is provided for residents only. In this space, residents can interact among themselves in various spaces including a rooftop garden, open spaces between each unit, and access space to buffer spaces. By doing so, they can solve the isolation problems.

Process of Spaces Arrangement 1.

2.

3.

4.

1

Modularization of Private Area Random Arrangement to make spaces Programmed expansion outward the center Meticulous control for practical condition 2

14 X 8

15 x 9.5 11 x 6.5

3

4

Public

Semi-Private

Private

0

5000

10000

03

Public

These spaces are the final pursuit of this project to provide a buffer between residents and visitors to communicate with each other actively and thereby instill vitality on the overall town atmosphere. These spaces can lead these people to do certain activities in the area of both macro and micro scale.

Semi-Private

Private

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5000

10000

Private Space Typology There are 6 distinct plans combined in the 3 modularized volumes to create various forms of spaces and enable them to accommodate diverse types of family types.

a

Type a 15 x 9.5 m 2 Households

b

Type b 14 x 8 m 2 Households

c

Type c 11 x 6.5 m 1 Household

d

Type d 11 x 6.5 m 2 Single Housings

04

FLOW BRIDGE Location Date Typology Project Instructor

Seoul, Korea Sep. 2015 - Dec. 2015 Renovation Project of Korean Historical Architecture Heritage 4th Year Studio Youngho Yeo, Geunpyo Hong

Nakwon commercial complex is famous because it is one of the first-generation modern architecture in Korea. This building is taken care of as a public heritage designated by the Seoul city government. However, due to its extremely big-scaled planning, it has some problems in the urban aspect. Hence, this project suggests the proper shape of this building to remain and develop more to be used in the future.

05

Subtract, Move, and Scale-down 1

2

3

1. Cultural & Historical Contents 2. Block the flow 3. Disharmony due to Huge mass

a

b

c

a. Scale down for spatial light weight b. Widen the promenade c. Make flow

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Axi A hollow structure gives lightness more than chunks even though it occupies the same space.

Axi

Simplify the existing mass

Move the unit volumes to make it lightly

tion

Divide the volume to Unit

Soften the edges considering the flow

06

Penetrate, Flow, and Focus Various Studies of facade and mass shaping

Studies of Void Spaces

Study Alts 1

Study Alts 1

Study Alts 2

Study Alts 2

By thickening the central parts, it can maintain the existing area and also seems to be light and open.

Study Alts 3

Study Alts 3

Study Alts 4

Study Alts 4

Study Alts 5

Study Alts 5

Study Alts 6

Facade : Design considering the Flow

Commercial Space : Urban Promenade

Study Alts 6 m

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20

40

Study Alts 7

Study Alts 7

Study Alts 8

Study Alts 8

OFFICE AREA

Study Alts 9

Study Alts 9

Study Alts 10

Study Alts 10

Study Alts 11

Study Alts 11

Study Alts 12

Study Alts 12

COMMERCIAL AREA

Typical Plan of Commercial & Office

Typical Plan of Residential

07

Evolved Voids opened to People From the start to the end, visitors are 1 falling into a new world of fascinating spaces with arts.

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3

4

3

4

1

2

08

Materials and Construction Proposals By using various types of material contents, the project finds proper stuff according to the programs contained in the masses.

Also, through these materials, it can blend well into the regional contexts.

By reproducing the detail models for parts of the building, the real construction methods for the facade are studied. The joint details of mullions and glass, hanging parts of the metal panels onto the concrete walls are suggested.

Main parts for the project & Material Studies Studies for the Details of Construction

09

Research of Realization Addition

0

10 m

Envelope

Details of Components

20 m

800

B1

Y5

B1

STAINLESS SPANDREL 120 x 45

7500 B1

B1

Y4

CONCRETE SLAB THK 150

700

STEEL BAR HD22 STIRRUP HD13 @ 200

B1

Y2

B1

B1

G1

WATER STOP

Y2

B1

PLASTIC PANEL THK 20

G1 JOINT

Y3

B1

G1

7500

B1

G1

B1

Y3

B1

B1

B1 B1

B1

B1

G1

B1

POLYSTYREN INSULATION THK 50

500

B1

B1

44000

44000

B1

B1 G1

ABOVE STEEL BAR HD16 BELOW STEEL BAR HD13 STIRRUP HD10 @ 150

1500

B1

B1

B1

7500

B1

B1

B1

B1 B1

Y4

DOUBLE GLAZED LOW-E GLASS THK 8

SLAB

7500

B1

HD10 @ 300

7500

B1

G1

WALL

Y5

G2

G1

7500

B1

STAINLESS MULLION 100 x 60

7000

7000

B1

G2

G2

G1

Y6

G1

4500

Y6

G1

B1

residential Section

LAMINATE FLOOR THK 10 HEATING PIPE Φ25 @ 300 WITH PROTECTION MORTAR THK 100 VERMICULITE INSULATION THK 50 CONCRETE SLAB THK 150

1300

7000

B1

Commercial Section

FOAMED MULLION INSULATION

BEAM G2

Y7 7000

Y7

G1

B1 B1

Removal

HD10 @ 200

Structure

WATERPROOF THK 15 G2 JOINT

G1

B1

Y1

G2

600

7500

B1

Y1

G2

MAIN STEEL BAR HD13 STIRRUP HD10 @ 150

B1 JOINT

900

G2

7500

B1 B1

800 7300

7300

7300

7300

7300

7300

7300

7300

7300

2000

43800

X8

X6

X7

X12

X10

X11

X9

X8

X6

X7

NAME

FORM

7000

ABOVE

7500

B1

B1

Y3

G1

6-HD22

9-HD16

BELOW

8-HD22

5-HD13

3-HD13

HD13 @ 200

HD10 @ 150

HD10 @ 150

NAME

Y4

7300

7300

B1

7300

7300

X12

X11

X10

X9

MAIN BAR Y1

G2

7300

7300

7300

7300

7300

43800

SIZE

Y2

Y1 7300

7300

X7

X6

X12

X10

X11

X9

X8

X7

STIRRUP

X6

SLOPE 1 / 60

SLOPE 1 / 60

1200 x 1000

14-HD19

18-HD19

HD10

HD10

HD10 @ 150

HD10 @ 150

DOUBLE-GLAZED SKYLIGHT THK 8

X10

X9

7,300

X8 7,300

7,300

7,300

X7

WATER SUPPLY AHU

Y5

M

6F

7,500

3,200

4F

3F

M

WATER TANK

PUMP

B1

A'

BOILER

PIPES, PLUMBINGS, DUCTS FOR RESIDENTIAL SPACE

Y1

KITCHEN

BOILER

7,500

7,500

BOILER RAINWATER TANK

TOILET A

4,500

M

KITCHEN

PUMP

1F

Y2

4,500

PUMP

RAINWATER TANK

CHILLER

WATER TANK

B1

X10

X9

X8 7,300

7,300

X7

SEWAGE PLUMBING AIR-VENT PIPE LIGHTING & ELECTRICITY

X6

7,300

X10

X9 7,300

7,300

X8

X7 7,300

7,300

f E g E

Y1

CITY INFRASTRUCTURE

REVERSE-RETURN HOT WATER CYCLING SYSTEM

DRAINAGE

PLASTIC

30 mm

SLOPE FORMATION

MORTAR

30-60 mm

ANTI-ROOT

POLYMER SHEET

2 mm

X6

Y6

X10

X9 7,300

7,000

7,000

4F

Y4

4,5 00

3,200 3,200

7,500

7,500

B'

2F

TOILET

E M

1F

TOILET

SEPTIC TANK

TRANSFORMER

B1

SEPTIC TANK

A'

KITCHEN

4,500

3,200

4,500

M E

A

1F

Y2

Y2

TOILET

KITCHEN

5400

TOILET

7,500

ALL-AIR, VARIABLE AIR VOLUME SYSTEM

Y1

CURTAIN WALL SYSTEM

COMMERCIAL WATERPROOF FACADE MATERIAL

10 mm

HEATING PIPE WITH PROTECTION MORTAR

PLASTIC PIPE & MORTAR

150 mm

INSULATION

VERMICULITE

50 mm

LAMINATE FLOOR

LAMINATED WOOD

RESIDENTIAL FACADE MATERIAL

10 mm

LOW-E DOUBLE GLAZED

8 mm

BITUMEN

15 mm

EXTRUDED POLYSTYRENE

50 mm

FOAM

60 mm IN MULLION

EXTERIOR MULLION

STAINLESS STEEL

20 mm

EXTERIOR FINISH

HIGH-DENSITY LAMINATED WOOD PANEL

15 mm

FILTER SHEET

PLASTIC PANEL

20 mm

E EXTERIOR INTERIOR

ROOF & CEILING

a. Reinforced Concrete Structure b. Granite Stone Tiles c. LED Lighting d. Lumber Frame Ceiling Decking

FACADE & FLOOR OF RESIDENTIAL SPACE

e. Reinforced Concrete Structure f. Exposed Concrete Finish g. High-density Wooden Panels h. Plastering with Wallpaper Finish i. Reinforced Concrete Structure j. Laminate Floor k. Floor Radiation Heating System

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FACADE & FLOOR OF PUBLIC SPACE

4,500

3,200

3F

Y3

3,200

6F

3,200

7F

Y3

7,500

ROOF

7,500

CHILLER

B

Y4

E M

5F

4,500

BOILER

T O W E R

TOILET

KITCHEN E M

7,500

INNER SPACE

TOILET

TOILET

20 mm

EXTERIOR FINISH PLASTIC PANEL

X8

Y5

X6 7,300

7,500

EXHAUST AIR

C H I L L I N G

X7 7,300

7,500

AIR HANDLING UNIT

X8

36 x 45 mm 5t

7,300

4,500

Y5

WOOD PANEL

7,300

TOILET

KITCHEN

5 mm

CEILING JOIST

60 mm

SOIL

6F

RELEASE HEAT

DECORATED WOOD PANEL

THICKNESS 45 x 45 @ 450 mm length 1,200 mm

SEWAGE PLUMBING AIR-VENT PIPE LIGHTING & ELECTRICITY

Y6

AIR SUPPLY

CEILING FINISH

GRAPHIC

4,5 00 5400

7,500

7,500

1F Y2

TOILET

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AHU

2F

M M

15 mm

GRANITE

E b S a

AHU

Y3

TOILET

TOILET

3,200

5F

3,200

7,500 Y3

ZINC PANEL

CAPSTONE

LUMBER

MI MECHANICAL SYSTEM & INTERIOR

AHU

Y4

ROOF

7F

PROTECTION PANEL

CARRYING ROD OF CEILING

AHU

4,500

B'

Y4

M M

30 mm

I

3,200

7,300 B

KITCHEN M

GRANITE

CEILING MATERIAL

MATERIAL

M MECHANICAL SYSTEM

4,500

7,300

WALKING DECK

X8

3,200

TOILET

15 mm

7,300

7,300

7,500

TOILET

7,500

KITCHEN

250 mm

POLYMER SHEET

6F

X6

TOILET

TOILET

X9

7,000

AIR CHANGE

7,000

X7

EXTRUDED POLYSTYRENE

FUNCTION

S STRUCTURE X10

Y6

X8

INSULATION

WATERPROOF URETHANE PAINTING

7,300

Y6

Y5

CONCRETE

SLAB 300 mm COLUMN 800 mm HANDRAIL 500 mm

System Integration

COLD WATER HOT WATER RETURN HOT WATER RAINWATER

X6

FLOOR MATERIAL

4,500

COLD WATER HOT WATER RETURN HOT WATER RAINWATER

X6

7,300

7,300

7,300

X7

THICKNESS

INSULATION

FOAM INSULATION THK 70 WATERPROOF THK 15 PROTECTION ZINC PANEL THK 15

3,200

X8

GRAPHIC

VAPOR BARRIER BITUMEN SHEET

WATER SUPPLY

X9

MATERIAL

CONCRETE STRUCTURE

ROOF GARDEN

MEP System X10

ROOF MATERIAL

STONE TILE THK 30 COOL DECK VENT SPACE THK 90 TILE ANCHOR DRAINAGE

1200

800 x 700

DIMEN- SUB BAR SION

7300

43800

X8

SOIL LAYER THK 60 DRAINAGE THK 30 ANTI-ROOT SHEET WATERPROOR SHEET THK 15 THERMAL INSULATION THK 250 VAPOR BARRIER THK 10 SLOPE FORMATION THK 30-60 CONCRETE SLAB THK 300

7500

B1

7500

Y2

G1

7500

7500

800 B1

HANDRAIL GLASS THK 4

C2

C1

FORM

Y3

B1

B1

4-HD13

Material Schedule FUNCTION

STAINLESS HANDRAIL Φ30

RAINWATER DRAIN PIPE Φ75

7500

B1

G1

44000

Y4

Roof Section Detail

400 x 800

7500

7500

B1

44000

Y5

G2

400 x 800

STIRRUP

DIMENSION

7000

7000

Y6

Y5

600 x 1500

LUMBER 45 x 45 @ 450

L - ANCHOR 60 x 80 x 6t

600

SIZE

Y6

FOAM INSULATION THK 50 STAINLESS CHANNEL 45 x 75 HIGH-DENSITY LAMINATED WOOD PANEL THK 15

300

400

Y7

7000

Y7

B1

G2

G1

700

X9

1000

43800

800

7300

X10

700

7300

X11

1500

7300

X12

v M w I S t E u

FOUNDATION

l. Reinforced Concrete Structure m. Plastic Panels n. Exposed Concrete Finish o. Mullion system Double-glazed wall p. Plaster Mortar with Fireproof Painting q. Reinforced Concrete Structure r. Floor Tile on Protection Mortar s. LED Lighting t. Reinforced Concrete Structure u. Waterproof Bitumen Painting v. Exposed Concrete Finish w. Variable MEP Systems

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THE URBAN CRADLE Location Date Typology Project Instructor

Seoul, Korea Sep. 2016 - Dec. 2016 Library & Cultural Complex Graduation Project Youngho Yeo, Minwha Lee

The project "The Urban Cradle" tries empirical approaches from the research data of the site. By applying architectural and spatial manipulation, its purpose is to suggest that different spatial quality could influence on people's perception and the reaction of the region and their lifestyles.

Different scale of space can mediate the atmosphere prevalent in the area, and revitalize the urban functionality.

11

Interact with the Site This project is focused on the practical approach and solutions for the problems in the selected site. The site's negative mood from the illegal housing and landfill can be purified by nature, Yangjae stream and Dal-Teo hill park nearby the site.

Also, there are a lot of schools, but supporting urban facilities are too scant. To provide enhanced quality of life quality, a cultural complex including a library is suitable for the site to achieve the goal.

1

2 1. Originally the site is the core of contamination of the urban atmosphere in this region because of negative elements.

2. C o n s i d e r i n g t h e s u r r o u n d i n g e n v i r o n m e n t s , t h e s i t e w i l l b e c h a n g e d t o b i g - s c a l e d i n v i g o ra t i n g p r o g ra m s .

3. A big-scaled space overwhelms the surrounding moods with its own vitality, and it spreads positive effects to nearby regions.

3 1.5

km

1.0

km

0.5

km

1. Existing Illegal housing & Landfill 2. Natural Resources for Improvement 3. Urban Functionality Suitability

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Transformed to Embrace the Region Started from the huge volumes as big as possible, the chunk is carefully carved by the influence of the surrounding conditions. It dominates the regions, but at the same time, it considers them.

By adjusting properly to the environment, it reduces disharmony with others and smoothly permeates into the townscape.

A

Monolithic Volume big as possible

B

Manipulation of mass to be accessible

C

Penetrate volumes to connect

D

Connect each all spaces in function

E

Connect mass in forms read as one

F

Elevate one side to conform to contour

As a result of the design process, a rough model of building form was accomplished. Conforming to the site boundary horizontally, and looking like a hill vertically, it can perfectly be projected to the site.

13

Overwhelm the Regional Atmosphere by Scale A huge single mass compared to the residential buildings dominates the regional atmosphere. Also, the position of the site as an intersection of natural resources and social territory makes the function of the project more important. In this plan, we can see that proper indoor and outdoor spaces on the site are located properly and interact vigorously with each other to evoke a positive mood around the region.

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0

20 m

40 m

Site Plan Legend a. Courtyard & Sunken Garden b. Rooftop Garden c. Entrance Plaza

a b

c

14

Integrate, Link, and Intersect By using the same method of dealing with the scale of the space, various spatial applications are possible.

Overall, there are three representative spaces to be emphasized.

a

2F Plan

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N

10 m

20 m

Legend a

a. b. c. d. e. f. g. h. i. j. k.

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e

Children's Library Courtyard & Sunken Garden Gallery Cafe Interior Lounge Entrance Plaza Auditorium Multimedia Library Office Service Room Restaurant

Internally, a large-scaled space interposes among the various small spaces, provides a free plan to users to be able to do diverse activities.

b

h

i

j

k

1F Plan

A penetrated void space makes the surrounding atmosphere by leading outdoor fresh moods into the site, and create it by itself. g f

b f

a

c d

e

Like a cover, a big-scaled space embraces several spaces with various characteristics.

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Linkage by Controlling Scale By shearing and reducing some chunks of the masses from the site, this building alleviates its spatial hierarchy and prevents disharmony.

It can also draw the outdoor environment into the site and transfer it to the residential regions, link each other and even ameliorate the darkened and isolated basement spaces.

From the stage of Sunken Space

On the Center of 1F Courtyard 16

Connection by Scale As a pivot point of libraries and cultural spaces, a largescaled space of the lounge encompasses the intersection point.

Various geometrical forms are combined in one location to make diverse spatial quality, and the lounge is the center point of the integration.

To accommodate different types of programs at one point, some of the masses are deformed according to the function, thus make distinctive spatial quality.

Section of Cultural Complex a. b. c. d. e. f.

Interior Lounge & Grand Stairs Rooftop Garden Auditorium Machinery Room Public Parking Lot Exterior Sunken Garden

b

c

a

d

e

f

e

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Integration by Scale T h i s s p a c e , u s e d f o r a c h i l d r e n ' s l i b r a r y, i n c r e a s e s i t s s c a l e t o i n t e g ra t e a l l o r i g i n a l t h r e e f l o o r s i n o n e s p a c e .

It can allow users to share their eyesight and spatial experience vertically so that people from different positions can feel something different and directly share them.

This space provides a free open space for children, at the same time protectors can easily watch and take care of their children's safety.

nd

2

Floor

Level 5 F.L. + 4,320 Level 4 F.L. + 3,240 Level 3 F.L. + 2,160 Level 2 F.L. + 1,080

st

1

Floor

Section of Libarary a. b. c. d. e.

Library Lobby Children's Library Multimedia Library Students' Library Adults' Library & Recess Area

SLOPE 1 / 200

d

e

b

c

a

0

5000

10000

18

WOOD DECK 1200 X 300 PROTECTION MORTAR VAPOR BARRIER 3T PROTECTION MORTAR THK30, SLOPE 1 / 150 WATERPROOF INSULATION THK 200

Practical Studies

0

2.5 m

5m 1

SLOPE 1 / 150 WHITE STUCCO FINISH CONCRETE ROOF SLAB THK 300 CHROME SPANDERL 180 X 60 CHROME MULLION 180 X 50 DOUBLE GLAZED LOW-E GLASS THK 8

GRANITE CAPSTONE

STEEL GIRDER H - 400 X 200 X 8 X 13

INSULATION THK 80

3150

WATER STOP CEMENT BRICK 1.0B WHITE STUCCO FINISH

1050

1 Library Clerestory Details

CARPET TILE 600 X 600 MORTAR thk30

3240

2

FOAMED MULLION INSULATION STAINLESS MULLION 100 x 60

WATERPROOF THK 15 WITH PROTECTION MORTAR

2 Curtainwall Facade Details

3

MARBEL STONE TILE 2400 X 2400 MORTAR thk30

G.L.

2800

4500

CONCRETE thk 120 WATERPROOF DRAINAGE thk 80 MAT FOUNDATION thk 800

SOIL THK 900 PROTECTION MORTAR 80 MEMBRANE WATERPROOF PROTECTION SHEET INSULATION THK 70 CONCRETE SLAB THK 150

0

0.5 m

1m

3350

WATER STOP

1050

STAINLESS SPANDREL 120 x 60 CONCRETE SLAB THK150

CARPET TILE 600 X 600 MORTAR thk30

4140

DOUBLE GLAZED LOW-E GLASS THK 8

3 Basement Foundation Details 19

SPATIAL JOURNEY Location Date Typology Project Position

Favignana, Italy Jan. 2018 - Apr. 2018 Art Museum & Cultural Complex Experimental Project Individual Project

The site is an archaeological remain with a long history in Favignana, Italy. It has become silent and useless as time has gone by. This project, hence, tries to reuse the site and heritages proper to contemporary usage by suggesting new architectural programs around the ruins.

Consequently, it can attract visitors from the outside, so that establishes the foundation for the prosperity of the Favignana region.

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Integration of Two Strokes N

The First linear element found from the site is the entrance trail from the road.

It is as long as 1.5 km, and ascending slope to the destination.

It seems as it needs to be changed interestingly so that visitors can easily approach without feeling bored or tired.

The existing Condition of the walls is almost demolished, and there is just a trace of the location.

They can emphasize the castle and provide new forms of spaces to visitors when properly restored and transformed.

Long path + Linear Walls = Continuously transforming spaces

By folding and bending the linear paper, lots of studies for spaces made from paths have been done.

Human experiences different spatial quality at or in the different forms of spaces.

What if these various forms are sequential?

From the entrance to exit, the section of the moment varies subsequently, and that makes it be a unique space.

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From Line to Space

Wall Restoration

From linear elements, path and walls, it starts transformation by folding or bending to divide and differentiate the space.

Layer Expansion

As developed further, some parts of the walls become roofs and cover the space, but attach onto the outside environment.

People could feel it is a different space but not perfectly isolated.

Mass Allocation

Finally, mutated walls encircle the whole space and absolutely segregate the spaces from the surroundings.

Form Transformation

Through various section studies, people can feel the space as distorted passage like the photos left. This kind of space makes people feel soaked into space, and this feeling makes people move, and flow all over the site.

Information Center

Art Gallery

Culture Center

Projection onto the Contour

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Spatial Storytelling From the start to the end, visitors are falling into a new world of fascinating spaces with arts.

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Each space with an independent program is woven by the long passage, smoothly lasts the variation of the space like a gradation.

Its journey culminates in the castle, the apex of the whole island, with beautiful scenery.

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e

d

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h h

Legend a. b. c. d. e.

Information Center Art Gallery Atelier Culture Center Restaurant & Cafeteria

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c h

b h

Hotel Resorts Open-air Gallery Castle

a h

Site Plan

Expanded Section

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d

c

b a

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SAENAN-GIL Location Seoul, Korea Date Jun. 2017 - Sep. 2017 Typology Express Terminal & Cultural Complex Project Seoul Regeneration Competition Position Team Leader The main purpose of the project is to suggest a proper program into this site to reuse the site and regenerate the surroundings.

Currently, this area has remained a s a r u i n o f t h e q u a r r y. T h e attractive point of the site is that it is an empty space in urban contexts of Seoul, and it has a potential to be a breathing part of stuffy downtown environment.

Therefore, the project suggests a proper program acting as a key role necessary in the urban contexts, and also in the aspect of architecture and environment, it can provide a fresh space to visitors.

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m 0

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Loading Dock Office Bus Transfer Center Arrival Platform

a-5. Office / Driver Resting Area a-6. Bus Parking Lot a-7. Gas Station / Mechanic Center / Car Wash Area

B - Departure Platform b-1. Retails b-2. Departure Platform

b-3. Waiting Area / Ticket Box b-4. Customers Parking Lot

C - Culture Plaza c-1. Commercial Area c-2. Restaurant Area c-3. Outdoor Plaza

c-4. Central Hall c-5. Food Truck Zone

D - Waterfront Park d-1. Waterfront d-2. Resting Area

d-3. Walking Trails

E - Pedestrian Deck e-1. e-2. e-3. e-4.

Elevator 1 Elevator 2 Eastern Performance Stage Western Performance Stage

e-5. Quarry Library e-6. Quarry Gallery e-7. Climbing Sports Area

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Elements for Emptying the City The site has been used for a quarry to supply the rocks to Seoul for a long time. After closing the quarry, it was abandoned and remained as a ruined place. However, due to this reason, it becomes one of a few empty spaces in compacted urban contexts of Seoul.

This project caught the characteristics of the site, so it tried to make a void for the breathing of the city by using proper programs for hollow spaces.

Traffic Volume over Time

Ratio Between Transportation and Population

Destination from each Terminal

Originally traffic density is concentrated to Seoul-Busan Express Way. However, the new construction of the expressway penetrating the site, the traffic density over Seoul can be disseminated. By surveying the overall condition of traffic and population, this project assures the feasibility of the terminal program in the site. By suggesting the terminal program in the site, the project can do a significant role of emptying the traffic in a dense area.

Road Network Around Seoul

Suggesting Terminal Program

Connecting the Spaces by Big Ring

Providing the Space itself to People

Remaining as a Void Space after Development

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Sadang Subway Station

Provide the space to People In addition to suggest a terminal program as a functional role in the city, space itself is fascinating enough for people to enjoy the urban contexts. To provide the space to citizens, the project considers the leisure and cultural programs combined with the terminal functionality. In this process, sociogeographical condition and functional aspects are carefully considered to make the volumes proper to the site.

Vehicular Circulation

Sociogeographical Condition

Main Flow of Population

Sadang Subway Station

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Street of Culture & Retails

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Residential Complex

Gwacheon Townhouse Village

Commercial & Residential Environment

Pedestrian & Vehicle Circulation

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Site Division by Road Condition

Required Volume Calculation

Vehicular Circulation Strategy

Sec. 1

- Adjacent to Commercia & Cultural steet - High density of floating Population - walk-friendly, human-friendly region

Vibration of each Mass

Interaction with the Quarry

Connection of intersection

Polish to the Powerful Ring

Functional Aspects in the City Sec. 4

- Isolated location - Existance of water space - Possibility of separate independent place -> Park with water area

Namtaeryeong Townhouse Village

Sec. 3

Separate Pedestrian Trail Strategy

- Narrow and long shape of land - contact to all directions of vehicular roads - the land shape not proper to pedestrian programs -> Area for Terminal Programs

Military Facilities

Pedestrian Passage

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Regenerate the Place and the Region By arranging the volumes of each program on the proper location in the site, the crowdedness and vitality of Sadang subway station and main street can flow into the site. Also, the project itself can create various distinctive activities and different scenery from ordinary Seoul city by using the surrounding conditions. This can attract the people living below the site, and visitors from outside.

Average about 20,000 Visitors a day Average 925 Waiting Population in the same time

Main Entrance 1 Eco Park

Outdoor Plaza

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Restaurant Commercial Area

Food Truck Zone

Entrance Square

Food Truck Zone

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Western Part

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Total Integration

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Quarry Library

Performance Stage

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Departure Platform Cliff Trails

Cultural Contexts in the cave, Trace of the Quarry

At the western side of the quarry, the quarry cliff itself becomes a big screen for various performances. The internal space of the quarry mountain becomes the cave. In this space, gallery and library programs are arranged according to the spatial characteristics that there are quiet and isolated from the disturbing exterior environment. on the other end of the cave, the trails attached on the cliff wall continue, consecutively provide the exotic spatial quality to the visitors.

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It makes a clear and opened view of the western part seen from the top of the eastern deck. The combination of terminal buildings of low-height and the quarry facade creates a distinctive and different image from the ordinary urban fabric and even looks like an eco-friendly environment. At night, the large face of the quarry facade becomes a screen, and many lights of various colors, forms, and intensities brighten the site, and it becomes from abandoned ruins to human-friendly space.

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Arrival Platform

Eastern Performance Stage

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The newly planned waterfront park can convert the sterile and kinetic atmosphere in the site to more static and comfortable for people to enjoy and stay there.

Adding to this, the floating pedestrian deck lowers the vehicular hierarchy, and change the space more human-friendly. Also, the deck controls the limit height of artificial edifices to provide a clear view and vacant spaces for the city.

Eastern Performance Stage

Waterfront Park

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THE COLLISION Location Date Typology Project Instructor Work

Oakland, CA, US Sep. 2019 - Dec. 2019 Vehicle-Related Complex UC Berkeley M.Arch 2 Urbanism Design Studio Eleanor Pries, Doreen Riu Team: Urban Design Individual: Architecture

Based on the development plan in this region, this project is going to propose the future of the International Boulevard, Oakland. It is currently a soundless, desolate, and especially car-oriented, not walkable place. The project is started from the positive collision between the culture and urban fabric possible to happen in this area.

From this proposal, it could be changed to a vigorous and ped-friendly region, and it will become the most popular area in Southern Oakland.

THE COLLISION Location Date Typology Project Instructor Work

Oakland, CA, US Sep. 2019 - Dec. 2019 Vehicle-Related Complex UC Berkeley M.Arch 2 Urbanism Design Studio Eleanor Pries, Doreen Riu Team: Urban Design Individual: Architecture

Based on the development plan in this region, this project is going to propose the future of the International Boulevard, Oakland. It is currently a soundless, desolate, and especially caroriented, not walkable place. The project is started from the positive collision between the culture and urban fabric possible to happen in this area. From this proposal, it could be changed to a vigorous and ped-friendly region, and it will become the most popular area in Southern Oakland.

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The Collision Component in the Current Area The development plan of the City of Oakland is that there will be a BRT system constructed in Oakland, and there is one of the stations in the site boundary. Starting from this point, supposing that the traffic amount and crowdedness would be increased, the possible collision typologies were analyzed. Especially, the project focused on intersections. Plenty of movement from various causes meet at the intersection points, and interestingly, the site has 5 intersections which have their own characteristics.

Intersection Analysis

Embracing the Alley

The Different Hierarchy

The Combination

The Distortion

25th Ave

The Equal Hierarchy

RESIDENTIAL AREA

BILLIARDS

DETACHED HOUSING

Marin Way

Possible Collision at the Intersection

ADVANCED DAYCARE CENTER

MIXED-USE HOUSING GROCERY

YOUTH EMPLOYMENT PARTNERSHIP

MIXED-USE HOUSING

PARKING LOT

AGNES CHURCH

JACK IN THE BOX

CLOTHING STORE

EASTSIDE ARTS ALLIANCE

MAN VS FIRES RESTAURANT

CULTURAL CENTER

PACMAN SHOP

CHURCH

BRT STATION SUGGESTED

CAR AUDIO SHOP

AUTO-REPAIR SHOP

RESTAURANT

International Blvd

FURNITURE STORE

DETACHED HOUSING

AGNES CHURCH ACADEMY

COVENANT CHURCE

OPEN MORTGAGE

AND COLLISION

AUTO-REPAIR & TOW CENTER

AUTO-REPAIR SHOP

IRON WORKSHOP

BARBER SHOP

AUTO-REPAIR SHOP

24th Ave

THEATER

Miller Ave

RESIDENTIAL AREA

CHURCH

23rd Ave

Munson Way

22nd Ave

E 15th St

HOTEL

DOLLAR TREE CAR-WASH

MIXED-USE HOUSING

AUTO-REPAIR SHOP

MARTIAL ARTS

Solano Way VINTAGE SHOP

RETAILS

GAS STATION

AUTO-REPAIR SHOP

ROOFING INDUSTRY

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Starting from the conceptual ideas, diverse methodologies were drawn in typical three categories: physical environment, programs, and flow. Each category defines the form, system, and movement of the urban fabric in this area. In order to make this region a self-sustaining district, the design concept is to integrate the overall things for people to live with, from the fundamental infrastructure to industry and supply.

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- COMMERCIAL

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GREEN SPACE OPEN SPACE REMAINED BUMPOUT

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Urban: Collision Controls the City From the BRT Station, the crowded and vigorous spaces are becoming silent and peaceful moving toward the north-western side. The amount of movements and frequency of collision is decreased, automatically it makes the town livable and stable. Industry programs are located along the Bart highway line so that they can be a buffer area from the residential area and traffic territory.

URBAN DESIGN PROPOSAL

MIXED-USE RESIDENTIAL 15916.62 sqft

25th Ave

URBAN FARM 18628.87 sqft

BILLIARD, BARBER SHOP KEPT 7230.67 sqft

24th Ave

Miller Ave

THEATER & CHURCH KEPT 11608.50 sqft

23rd Ave

22nd Ave

Munson Way

E 15th St

URBAN FARM 8651.34 sqft

Marin Way CHURCH ACADEMY KEPT 8833.37 sqft

CULINARY SCHOOL WITH RETAILS REMODELED 28067.49 sqft

ALGAE RESEARCH CENTER 11067.09 sqft LIBRARY 9292.89 sqft

PLAYGROUND FOR KIDS SEMI-OPEN 7937.48 sqft

DAYCARE CENTER 10928.60 sqft INTERCULTURAL FOOD EXCHANCE CENTER 10074.02 sqft

RETAILS 2693.78 sqft

CHURCH ADAPTABLY REUSED 5930.74 sqft

MIXED-USE RETAILS & RESIDENTIAL KEPT 10757.25 sqft

PLANTING TOWER & FARMING EDUCATION 9401.25 sqft

RETAILS 5402.70 sqft

International Blvd

SHARED OPEN SPACE SEMI-OPEN 3000.12 sqft

2765.18 sqft

YEP 9650.96 sqft

URBAN FARM 2829.62 sqft

URBAN FARM 2829.62 sqft

Solano Way

MIXED-USE RESIDENTIAL KEPT 8063.15 sqft

DUCK FARM 13260.49 sqft

CHICKEN FARM 15701.85 sqft

GOOD WILL 17194.42 sqft

RETAILS 10000 sqft

REMODELED 3620.48 sqft

YOGA, TAI CHI REMODELED 6705.59 sqft

OPEN GREEN SPACE 7567.57 sqft

GAS STATION KEPT

MIXED-USE RESIDENTIAL

EASTSIDE ARTS ALLIANCE 8678.55 sqft

RESIDENTIAL 5828.49 sqft

BAR & RESTAURANT 5079.58 sqft

MASSAGE 2925.91 sqft

RESTAURANT KEPT 1315.10 sqft

RETAILS

RETAIL WITH DIY HARVEST 9224.09 sqft

DOLLAR TREE KEPT 15028.14 sqft

BMX & SKATEBOARD PARK 17555.31 sqft

SN 21 AC 60 K B sq AR ft

URBAN ORCHARD 9707.47 sqft

ICE CREAM FACTORY 6898.95 sqft

RETAILS 8969.08 sqft

ICE CREAM BAR REMODELED 5284.59 sqft

FLEE MARKET KEPT 3062.16 sqft

BRT STATION

DISTRIBUTION CENTER 19613.71 sqft FOOD TRUCK ZONE 14828.46 sqft

PRODUCTION CENTER 8901.23 sqft

FISH FARM & AQUATIC CENTER 29717.69 sqft

COMMUNITY CENTER 18906.08 sqft

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Architecture: Movement Makes a Walkable Area The site is especially concentrated on the auto-related industry. To make a walkable environment without removing the current industry, this project plans to concentrate the auto-based programs into a huge building and return the spaces being empty to the communal society. By using various typologies of movement, space is created from the circulation.

STABLE

Current Condition of the Site

Concentrate Similar Program into the Site

Return Back the Empty Space to the Community MOVABLE

Movement Makes Collision

Two Types of Urban Components

MOVEMENT AND COLLISION ELEMENTS OF COLLISION IN URBAN ENVIRONMENT

WHAT IF WE SHARE THE SPACE? SHARABLE AREA PARKING SPACES

NON-SHARABLE AREA OFFICE STORAGE

VARIOUS METHODOLOGIES THAT MOVEMENT MAKES FORMS

Form Making Methodologies by Collision

Filleted Radius Analysis by each Type of Movement

VARIOUS METHODOLOGIES THAT MOVEMENT MAKES FORMS

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Architecture: Movement Makes the Space The movement of cars and people carve the mass to make an overall form of the building. The circulation of each movement makes a repetitive loop inside the building and the chunks remained after being carved become a space of each program at the proper location.

Physical Model for Analysis of Circulation

The Relationship between Solid and Void made by Circulation

RESIDENTIAL

BART HIGHWAY LINE

URBAN FARM & ORCHARD

COMMUNITY E 12nd St.

AUTO-RELATED

Considering the site condition, each program is allocated in the building to protect the environment from the pollution and noise, and open to the pedfriendly spaces designed by the urban proposal.

RETAIL

STRUCTURAL WALLS & COLUMNS

Analysis of Overlapped Walls from the bottom to top

According to the circulation, the structure also has an irregular configuration. The walls comprising of the spaces become structural parts and support the whole building by overlapping from the bottom to the top.

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Some columns are located on the open spaces, sculptured by the movement.

DRIVING EDUCATION CENTER

SITE BOUNDARY

COMMUNITY SPACE

STRCUCTURE CORE

RETAILS RESIDENTIAL AUTO-REPAIR HORIZONTAL AUTO

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Structural Feasibility Analysis by Physical Model

RESIDENTS

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Architecture: Positive Collision of the Flow

YEP 9650.96 sqft EASTSIDE ARTS ALLIANCE 8678.55 sqft

INT’L BOULEVARD

ORCHARD 9707.47 sqft

RETAILS 2765.18 sqft

ICE CREAM FACTORY 6898.95 sqft

RETAILS 8969.08 sqft

FLEE MARKET KEPT 3062.16 sqft

INT’L BOULEVARD

The region for the pedestrian and vehicles are divided by the project. Each group has its circulation route, and the paths make the void space inside the huge chunk. The intersection point in which the pedestrian and vehicles are meeting makes a big void space to provide the users spatial openness and light. Through this project, the building is no more just one building, and it becomes the aggregation of chunks.

MIXED-USE RESIDENTIAL KEPT 8063.15 sqft

RESIDENTIAL 5828.49 sqft

URBAN FARM 2829.62 sqft

URBAN FARM 2829.62 sqft

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OPEN YONGSAN Location Seoul, Korea Date May. 2019 - Jun. 2019 Typology Urban Design Approach with Renovation Project Cultural Revival of the Old National Security Agency Building in Seoul Position Design Coordinator

The city of Yongsan has a piece of a painful history. Hidden from the railway and a bunch of huge buildings, there is a small space used in a secret by the government of Korea. Today, introspecting the past brutality, the city is trying to renovate the building and open it to the public. Approaching from the urban perspective, space can embrace the public more easily with the commemoration of its past.

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The Place in Veil The current condition of the site is enclosed by huge urban infrastructures. Because of the site condition, it has previously been operated in a secret. The building was also designed as if it has some sensitive secrets hidden from the normal sections of the building.

FOOD & CULTURE DISTRICT

The Form and Drawings about the Building

NAMYEONG SUBWAY STATION

THE ONLY EXIT FROM THE SUBWAY STATION

HUGE BUILDINGS

Retrieved from:(사)민주열사박종철기념사업회

US MILITARY BASE CAMP PLAN TO MOVE TO PYEONGTAEK

HIDING THE SITE

The building has been used for the inspection of anticommunist. It shows the modern history of Korea directly. The other floors were used as a normal government office, but exceptionally the 5th floor was used for the inspection to get a confession from the suspect. However, it was used as a site of torture to get false statements from innocent people.

US MILITARY BASE CAMP (CAMP KIM)

WAR MEMORIAL

The Urban Fabric Surroundings

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Gradual Steps of Regeneration Phase 2: Physical Openess

Phase 1: Psychological Openess Renovation & Addition of Existing Building

Selected Removal of the Fence

Put Railways into Underground

Underground Parking Suggestion & Open Ground to the Pedestrian

Subway Station Exit would be a Community Space

Democratic, Histrocial network

Region of Change

Region of Change

Region of Change

Interior Renovation

Interior Renovation New Addition Renovation of Parking Lot Vehicular Circulation

Buildins Being Affected New Addition Pedestrian Circulation Tourist Bus Route

New Addition Pedestrian Circulation Vehicular Circulation 1 2 3

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The interior part would be renovated to be used as a commemorative space.

Various walkable programs would be added next to the building for many people to visit and stay.

Cars would be separated into the underground for a ground space to be a walkable space.

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The parts of the fence at the eastern side would be removed, for the public to access easily.

A new exit of the subway station would be added to enhance the accessibility Vehicular circulation would be restricted to make a walkable community The first-floor lobby space of huge buildings facing the main road would be opened to the public.

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The railway in the west would become a park since the railway would be put into the basement.

The pedestrian overpass would be constructed in the east to connect the urban fabric.

Various tourist attractions would be connected by the tourist bus tour route.

By doing so, the City of Yongsan can be returned to the public with the memory of the past.

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KYUNGHYUN CHO ACADEMIC: EDUCATION Sep. 2019 - Now

PRACTICAL: UC Berkeley, College of Environmental Design, Architecture, CA, US Master of Architecture

Date of Graduation: May 2021

Korea University, Department of Architecture, Seoul, Korea Sep. 2016 - Aug. 2018

ASSOCIATED EXPERIENCE Nov. 2017 - Mar. 2018

Internship Program in NBBJ (Los Angeles, US)

Nov. 2014 - Feb. 2015

Internship Program in Junglim Architecture (Seoul, Korea) Volunteer for Military Service in Korean Army

Jan. 2013 - Oct. 2014

Construction Supervisor Assistant

Master of Engineering (GPA : 4.5 / 4.5) Combined Bachelor's / Master's Degree Programs

Mar. 2010 - Aug. 2016

Bachelor of Architecture (GPA: 4.0 / 4.5)

ACTIVITIES

LINCENSE & CERTIFICATE Engineer Architecture

Feb. 2019

Participation as a Teaching Assistant in LA Workshop, NBBJ

2016-2018

Teaching & Research Assistant in Graduate Architecture Design Lab.

Feb. 2015

LA Arts District Revitalization Workshop, NBBJ

Engineer Urban Planning

Jul. 2012

Integrated Environment-friendly Architectural Design Workshop

Microsoft Office Specialist 2007 ver. Master (Microsoft)

2011

2010

Financial Manager of the Department Student Union The Vice President of the Engineering College Student Union

(Korea National Technical Qualification)

Industrial Engineer Architecture (Korea National Technical Qualification) Craftsman Computer Aided Architectural Drawing (Korea National Technical Qualification) (Korea National Technical Qualification)

Word Processor Specialist, Level 1 (KCCI) Computer User in the Field of Spreadsheet and Database, Level 1 (KCCI)

Member of the Department Student Union Member of the Engineering College Student Union

SCHOLARSHIPS

PROFICIENCY

2012

Scholarship from Korea University Architecture Alumni

Rhinoceros 6

Grasshopper

2011

Scholarship for the Best Academic Achievement

AutoCAD 2016

Adobe Suite CC (Ai, Ps, Id)

Sketchup 8 Pro

REVIT 2019

V-Ray 3.4

AWARDS May. 2019

Honorable Mention in the "Modern Architecture 2019 Re-Birth" Competition (Korean Architecture Institute)

Nov. 2017

Third Place in the "Architecture with Technology" Competition (Korean Architecture Award)

Oct. 2017

Honorable Mention in the "Gwacheon Regional Regeneration" Competition (Seoul City Government) The Best Student of the Year in the "Lee Jung Deok Architecture Award" (Korea University Architecture Alumni Award)

Dec. 2016

The Best Student of the Semester (The College of Engineering) The Best Student of the Semester in Grade

(The Department of Architecture)

Bachelor of Architecture Master of Engineering Korea University Master of Architecture UC Berkeley CED E-mail. ar_cho@berkeley.edu Tel. +1-510-424-5809 +82-10-2012-3004 41