SOOHYUN PARK PORTFOLIO
01l SYNOPSYS ALMANOR
CORPORATE HEADQUATER
• PROJECT
- Interior tenant improvements of 4 floors of an existing story building
• CLIENT
- Synopsys
• PROGRAM
- Bistro
- Office / Conference Rooms
- Lobby
- Breakrooms
- Conference Rooms
- Outdoor Patio
- Recording Studio
• LOCATION
- 675 Almanor Ave. Sunnyvale, CA
1 2 3 4 5
INTEGRATE RESERVABLE WORKSTATIONS 1 2 3 4 5
BRING TEXTURE & VARYING HEIGHTS TO THE CEILINGS
CREATIVE USES OF COLOR
Lessons Learned Summary
Lessons Learned Summary
Frameless glass in lobby creating issues
THOUGHT PROCESS, WAY-FINDING & STORYTELLING
Frameless glass in lobby creating issues
All lighting should be accessible to facilities
All access panels should not be located on special finishes
All lighting should be accessible to facilities
Finishes well received at Pathline
All access panels should not be located on special finishes
Keep finishes light, bright, airy, & inviting for new space
Finishes well received at Pathline
Continue the use of graphics flowing throughout the space
Keep finishes light, bright, airy, & inviting for new space
Lighting/AV controls should be more intuitve for users
Continue the use of graphics flowing throughout the space
Lighting/AV controls should be more intuitve for users
Counter space in Pathline cafe too minimal
Counter space in Pathline cafe too minimal
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CONCEPT
EXACTITUDE
Exactitude is a method of delivering ideas from chaos, bringing order & achieving clarity. It is an evocation of incisive, memorable images & as a language, as precise as possible both in choice of words & in expression of the subtleties of thought & imagination.
ACTIVATE OUTDOOR SPACES & BRING GREENERY INDOORS
& BRING GREENERY INDOORS
INTEGRATE RESERVABLE WORKSTATIONS
Elect/Data should be more flexible for future conversion from office to meeting rooms, vice versa - should be in similar location across rooms
Meeting room furniture: bullet-shaped tables prefferred
Elect/Data should be more flexible for future conversion from office to meeting rooms, vice versa - should be in similar location across rooms
Meeting room furniture: bullet-shaped tables prefferred
Pathline meeting room doors left open & altering HVAC performance
Cove lights along open office corridors too fussy/difficult to service & install
Pathline meeting room doors left open & altering HVAC performance
Columns to be absorbed by interior architecture as much as possible
Cove lights along open office corridors too fussy/difficult to service & install
Graphics/Film should be specified to reflect easily maintainable finishes
Columns to be absorbed by interior architecture as much as possible
Lighting controls consistent with the flexibility of the space in Bistro
Graphics/Film should be specified to reflect easily maintainable finishes
Lighting controls consistent with the flexibility of the space in Bistro
COLOR BY FLOOR - PRELIMINARY APPROACH
MATERIALS & FINISHES
-Warm, simple, timeless materials (Not fake or overly fussy)
-Materials with texture and variety, inspired by Nature
-Durable, long lasting, and easy to maintain
AREA IMPROVEMENT
• PROJECT
- Component 1B: Construction of a consolidated baggage claim area. The new area provides protection from the elements and includes tow new sloped plate carousels. Adjoining BSO offices and restrooms to be phased as part of component 4.
- Component 2: Includes the construction of a new ticketing building. Airline ticket offices, pre-security restrooms and additional check in kiosks.
• CLIENT
- Long Beach Airport
• PROGRAM
- Ticketing area
- Restrooms
- Airline offices
- Baggage Claim area
- Outdoor Queuing
• LOCATION
- 4100 Donald Douglass Dr. Long Beach, CA
CONSTRUCTION PROGRESS
03l LAX
HOKKAIDO RAMEN SANTOUKA
• PROJECT
- The food & beverage concessions scope of work in new midfield satellite concourse
• CLIENT
- LOS ANGELES WORLD AIRPORT
• PROGRAM
A. Tenant improvement on the concourse level (level 4)
- Including walls, ceilings, lighting, finishes, signage, food service equipment, and structural.
B. Storage tenent imrpovement on basement level (level 1)
- Including finishes an equipment.
• LOCATION
- 384 World Way. Los Angeles, CA
04l SNA
Building 3160 Mother’s Room
• PROJECT
- Construct a Mother’s room in within the existing central file area at the Eddie Martin Administration Building.
• CLIENT - JOHN WAYNE AIRPORT
• PROGRAM
A. Fully enclosed with a dedicated HVAC Diffuser and contain accessible counters
B. Electrical required to accommodate personal lactation equipment
C. Accessible deep sink suitable for washing of equipment and hand washing
• LOCATION
- 3160 Airway Ave, Costa Mesa, CA 92626
• PROJECT
- Re-design restaurant interior
• CLIENT - Mongolian grill owner
• PROGRAM
A. Tenant improvement on the food court
- Re-locate grill location with new colorful layout interior
• LOCATION
- 201 E. Magnolia Blvd. Burbank, CA 91502
Design-Built
• PROJECT
- Design-Built residental project
• CLIENT
- OH’s family
• PROGRAM
- Design a house -4 Beds+3 Baths house on hill. - It’s 7,540 Square foot size single family residential.
• LOCATION
- 2131 Seaview Drive. Fullerton, CA 92833
07l SINGAPORE FLYER REDEVELOPMENT
• PROJECT
- Singapore Flyer Redevelopment
• CLIENT - Singapore Government
• PROGRAM
- Offices
- Retails
- Mini Park
• LOCATION
- 30 Raffles Ave, Singapore
• ARCHITECTURAL FIRM
- SHIGERU BAN ARCHITECTS / TOKYO
STRUCTURAL CONCEPT
The existing structure of the Singapore Flyer is relatively flexible so the roof suspended from the columns would be subject to very large deflections. The existing structure should therefore be stiffened to support the roof. This could be achieved by attaching per-stressed cables to the masts which are anchored to the ground. The roof could then be suspended from separate cables also attached to the masts. The masts will be reinforced to bear the significant increase of bending stresses in the masts due to the pre-stress in the stiffening cables and the weight of the roof.
08l SPIBER SCHOOL
Yamagata Science Park
• PROJECT
- Yamagata Science Park
• CLIENT - Yamagata City
• PROGRAM
- Office - School - Hotel
• LOCATION
- Yamagata
• ARCHITECTURAL FIRM
- SHIGERU BAN ARCHITECTS / TOKYO
09l FYOF
• PROJECT
- Seoul Superskyscrapers Competition
• PROJECT TEAM
- Soohyun Sue Park
- Suyeon Jessica Hong
- Han Kwon
• PROGRAM
- Offices
- Retails
- Circuit Track
• LOCATION
- Seoul, South Korea
After industrialization, many people moved into urban areas, such as Seoul. The city is overpopulated and people destroy the nature indiscriminately. In agriculture areas, farmers spray agricultural chemicals to getting the products quickly. As time goes by, city people want to get the natural products and be closer to nature. As a result, through things such as community gardens, people make green space and find organic foods. As many people’s needs increase in this area products distribution has been revitalized and it is getting stimulated.
Why does the skyscraper build in the city? Why does the architect deal with biological architecture? It is not just aesthetic, economical, environmental problem.
This “biological architecture” is our new design form in the future. Lack of the nature is not only desertification of nature, but also, human being, itself. Inside of human want to be naturalized and architects re-interpretate their needs. As different with other suggestions, our FYOF has proposed a deep interaction between the nature and the human.
Residential Units Botanical Garden Farming Street
INTERACTION WITH
