PORTFOLIO CHUNGHEE AN 2008~2014
PORTFOLIO 2014
82. 10. 9935. 5170 ach989@naver.com
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The next best is to master a single aspect.
If one can perfect genuineness in one aspect, that genuineness will appear in one’s form; appearing in one’s form it will become plain; becoming plain it will shine forth; shining forth it will move; moving it will responsively change; responsively changing it will transform things.
Only those in the world who are perfectly genuine to the utmost can transform things.
- Doctrine of the Mean(中庸) [ch.23] in Classic of Rites(禮記). ‘How to win a person’s heart’
CONTENTS PROLOGUE
DESIGN PROJECTS
HOW TO WIN A PERSON’S HEART
MALLI-DONG SHARE HOUSE [SILVER PRIZE]
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Co-housing (Share house) Design Studio Class G 2014
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COVER LETTER
STATE OF AGING
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Church Renovation Competition, Team Work Junglim Architecture Awards for Student 2013
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SHARING OFFICE Skyscraper Design Studio Class E 2013
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APPENDIX
RESUME
MATERIAL STUDY
RESUME
Masonry & Timber
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Building Construction Class 2012
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THE ROMANTIC RAIN Pavilion Extracurricular Activity 1:1 Scale Construction Project 2009
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PERSONAL ACTIVITIES 92
PROJECT TYPE [Class] Design studio G PROGRAM Co-housing(Share house), F&B, Office LOCATION Malli-dong 2-ga, Seoul, South Korea Solo Work SITE AREA 1,832 ㎡ SITE COVERAGE AREA 802 ㎡ TOTAL FLOOR AREA 3,094 ㎡ BUILDING-TO-LAND RATIO 44% FLOOR AREA RATIO 170% BUILDING SCOPE 6F, B1 NUMBER OF UNITS 9(64 people) PARKING 23 cars
CO-HOUSING(SHARE HOUSE)
MALLI-DONG SHARE HOUSE Existing plans of the buildings like studio or efficiency apartment for single people were always designed to maximize the private space. However, I’m trying to suggest ‘share house’ by putting out the programs like toilet, dining room, etc that you can share. By doing this, we can induce people to contact each other. And let them to have a new concept of family.
INCREASING SINGLE HOUSEHOLDS IN KOREA Steadily increasing single households 23.3 (%) 20.0 12.7 6.9 1985
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Household distribution upon number of household members one two t hree
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4.5 million single households in 2013, the proportion of one-person households of whole household is more than 25%. Republic of Korea has become a country which one in four households are single household. When you only see the single households in Seoul, from 80,000 households in 1980 to 850,000 households in 2010, the number increased more than 10 times in 30 years. There are lots of causes in this changes of households structure. Above all, it is the main reason that changes in lifestyle and increase of single households according to unmarried, late marriage single househods, and rapidly progressive the domestic households’ small familialization and family differentiation.
PROGRAM
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Living in a share house is similar to form a new concept of family. Formed a variety of types from 4 people to 10 people living together, imagined a space which makes a single building while different types interwining. Composed shared space interlocking around the lower part, placed single and double rooms appropriately to the interior of each type to be able to share every life pattern in the double room.
CO-HOUSING
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CONCEPT
Existing plans of the buildings like studio or efficiency apartment for single people were always designed to maximize the private space.
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MALLI-DONG SHARE HOUSE
However, by putting out the programs like toilet, dining room, etc that people can share, the space can induce people to contact each other. And let them to have a new concept of family.
Not only making a sharing space on the plan, but also stacking these share house vertically to suggest a vertical share house.
When it comes to simple area, sharing space can be look like wasting, but it depends, if the people use the sharing space to expand their own space.
CO-HOUSING
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Malli-dong, seoul, south Korea
SITE The site is located on top of the surrounding steep area. The height from undermost road level to the site is even 53m. High school in the south of the site is a five-story which makes an adverse lighting conditions. road +53m
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road site B
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1. High school is blocking the south, so the securing of the light and privacy is needed.
2. Good views of Inwangmountain to the north.
3. Namsan tower makes great night view to the east.
4. At the entrance, way to the site is getting higher than the original level.
5. On the site, different two levels makes special condition about access. CO-HOUSING
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STUDY MODEL
Initial concept model shows various types of units stacked irregularly, and the slab ties those units loosely.
To make a real space to use from the idea of concept, slab of each floor became equal height and size.
Like a section sketch below, I put the public programs on the lower floor and stacked the units on top of that.
After stacking the units, I made a corridor around them. It became little bit complicated.
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MALLI-DONG SHARE HOUSE
Finally, simply divide the building by 3 masses and give public area between 2 masses. And each share houses goes into the mass in the form of a maisonette.
CO-HOUSING
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DESIGN PROCESS
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Step1 Volume Considering that the site is on the highest location of this region, lower and wide mass is better to make neighbors feel comfortable.
Step4 Arrange programs Put programs like cafe, lounge, etc which can share with the local residents on the lower floor, and housing on top of that. 18
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Step2 Set back Set back from the front park to have access to the park and from the high school to secure the skylight.
Step5 Cutting Cut mass diagonally for the sunlight.
Step3 Parking Secure the parking area. (ground+under= at least 21cars)
Step6 Dividing Divide into 3 masses for the sunlight into the building and for secure a clear view through east-west axis.
Step7 Circulation Place vertical circulation with the sharing spaces between each masses.
Step8 Facade Make a facade by window and terrace with different depth.
Step9 Material Lower part with the stone, main share housing with the white concrete to give a stability.
CO-HOUSING
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MALLI-DONG SHARE HOUSE
2ND FLOOR PLAN
CO-HOUSING
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3 STEPS OF SHARING
1. Public
STEP 1 PUBLIC Induced the households and local residents to contact often by let them to share lounge and cafe on the lower level.
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1. Parking (17cars) 2. Cafe 3. Mechine room 4. Water reservoir office 5. Unit 1 6. Bicycle racks 7. Lounge 8. Mail delivery 9. Parking (6cars)
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UNDERGROUND FLOOR PLAN 1:500
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GROUND FLOOR PLAN 1:500 CO-HOUSING
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3 STEPS OF SHARING
2. Semi-public
STEP 2 SEMI-PUBLIC On the stairs while going each units, landing space or corridor space expands so that each one can use it as their private spaces.
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1. Unit 2 2. Common space 3. Unit 3 4. Unit 4 5. Unit 5 6. Unit 6 7. Unit 7 8. Unit 8
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FIRST FLOOR PLAN 1:500
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SECOND FLOOR PLAN 1:500 CO-HOUSING
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3 STEPS OF SHARING
3. Semi-private & private
STEP 3 SEMI-PRIVATE & PRIVATE If you look into each units, 4 to 10 people can live together in multi-storied unit. When you step out of your room, you are sharing public spaces with other people.
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1. Common space 2. Unit 5 3. Unit 8 4. Unit 6 5. Unit 7 6. Unit 6 7. Unit 9
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FOURTH FLOOR PLAN 1:500 CO-HOUSING
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DIVERSING DEPTH The triangular terrace is respond to an inevitable acute angle by the character of the triangular site. By that depth in space, white and even facade can have diverse depth with opening, wide windows and terraces.
CO-HOUSING
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A-A’ SECTION MODEL CO-HOUSING
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C H U R C H R E N O VAT I O N
S TAT E O F A G I N G Suwon Church is in old town beside of south gate of Hwa-seong. The church was built in 1956 and never moved. Before 2010, old town where the church located was downtown of the city. But in 2010, main street was moved to near the Suwon station. After that time, the town and the church started to decaying.
PROJECT TYPE [Competition] Junglim Architecture Awards for Student PROGRAM Church renovation LOCATION Suwon, South Korea Team Work w/ 1 people Role Leader, Computer Work(Photoshop, Sketchup), Physical model SITE AREA SITE COVERAGE AREA TOTAL FLOOR AREA BUILDING-TO-LAND RATIO FLOOR AREA RATIO BUILDING SCOPE
1,253 ㎡ 360.5 ㎡ 804.7 ㎡ 28.8% 64.2% 3F
THE CHURCH IS GETTING OLD
DECAYING CITY
age of believers
number of believers
The city around Suwon church is decaying. As the rate of young people decreases, only elder people remain. In other words, the church is decaying with the city.
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average age of believers
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attending believers
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close Eden cafe remove office close kindergarten
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STATE OF AGING
open elders room
remove youth group worship
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CHURCH RENOVATION
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PRESENT SITUATION Suwon Church is called ‘Stone Church‘ which can express its identity. In present, people enter to the main chapel at second floor by outside staircase. The main chapel is not comfortable for elder believers because of its narrow chair and location.
First floor is divided into 8 rooms and most of them is not used because of unappropriate spaces and programs.
elevation_present scale_1 : 500
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STATE OF AGING
ground floor plan_before
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CHURCH RENOVATION
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AGING; EMPTY OUT THINGS In the past days, the church needed many rooms for believers that had variety of age groups. But nowadays, rooms are just a wall that obstruct connection between people because only few old believers are left. The old church needs open space for people’s religious and daily life.
1. present
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2. moving out walls
3. make rooms open
4. proposal
ground floor plan_after tear down part
A-A’ section_after tear down part CHURCH RENOVATION
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PIXELATE
1. open space
2. mounting
3. pixelate
concept image of pixelated chapel
DETAIL 1. t=22 oak floor panel 2. t=15 ondol panel 3. Ă˜=30 X-L pipe 4. t=3 thermionic conduction panel 5. t=60 plumbing block 6. t=100 oak hard wood 7. t=3 steel frame 8. t=12 oak panel 9. t=3 metal plate fastened with pins 10. peg with steel pin
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perspective section of pixel heating floor system 40
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sit on the floor +0 mm sit on a chair +400 mm walking up +100 mm
lean on +300 mm
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CHURCH RENOVATION
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SECTION PERSPECTIVE CHURCH RENOVATION
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1. lobby 2. chapel 3. stage 4. office
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1. hall 2. chapel 3. floor chapel 4. stair landing
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STATE OF AGING
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1ST FLOOR PLAN
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2ND FLOOR PLAN
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A-A’ SECTION CHURCH RENOVATION
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UNCONVENTIONAL PROPOSAL Suwon church’s biggest problem was that as time goes by user’s average age was getting older, while the church physically cannot deal with that. So at first tear down second slab to make the main entrance on the first floor. Second, break from the convention, remove benches from the church and proposed ondol floor which is convenient for the old people. This was unconventional proposal same as change the church to Buddhist temple.
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STATE OF AGING
CHURCH RENOVATION
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SECTION PERSPECTIVE 48
STATE OF AGING
CHURCH RENOVATION
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VIEW FROM THE WORSHIP SPACE 50
STATE OF AGING
CHURCH RENOVATION
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SKYSCRAPER
SHARING OFFICE Most buildings built in this Pangyo is belong to the major firms. To have one’s own office building, is it a privilege of only major firms? Is it impossible for smaller firms to have their own office building? This question was the start point of this project.
PROJECT TYPE [Class] Design studio E PROGRAM Office LOCATION Pangyo Techno Valley, South Korea Solo work SITE AREA SITE COVERAGE AREA TOTAL FLOOR AREA BUILDING-TO-LAND RATIO FLOOR AREA RATIO BUILDING SCOPE PARKING HEIGHT
11,533 ㎡ 3,838 ㎡ 69,000 ㎡ 33.3% 591% 24F, B4 10(Ground Level), 420(Basement) 115.8m
PROLOGUE Pangyo techno valley is attracting businesses mainly in high-tech industries like IT, BT, CT. The companies move into this place sometimes build their own office building and move their head office here. To build ‘own office building’ like this, it would be every entrepreneur’s dream. Most buildings built in this Pangyo is belong to the major firms. To have one’s own office building, is it a privilege of only major firms? Is it impossible for smaller firms to have their own office building? This question was the start point of this project.
Korea biotechnology industry organization Pangyo inno-valley
SK C&C
Samsung heavy industries
Pangyo edu-park
Pangyo venture valley Neowiz-nhn consortuim Nexon consortium
Pangyo techno valley Major company
WHAT’S THE MEANING OF ONE’S OWN OFFICE BUILDING?
A’s identity economic sharing
crisis
A corporation
B's
When economic crisis break out, lots of major firms abondon their own office. And the building's owner also changes as B company. But the identity of the original firm still remains. 54
SHARING OFFICE
Lease
Co-existing
On the other hand, smaller firms usually lease small offices. So I suggest to make an office for those smaller firms. 'One' office for 'many' smaller firms.
LIG Nex 1
Samsung tech-one
Mirae asset venture investments
SK chemical SK telesis Samhwan consortium
Mtechvision consortium
Ahn-lab consortium U-space Sigongtech
SITE
Office for ‘IT smaller firms’
normal firms
IT firms
IT smaller firms have more horizontal than vertical organizational structure. So they don't need that much space.
1. solo work
3. interacting
2. group work
share together!
4. service
Four main work types of IT smaller firms.
OFFICE
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MASS PROCESSS
Lift up
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Podium
SHARING OFFICE
Sharing box
Void along sharing box
Urban void
After lift up the main mass, attatch the sharing box while making void along those boxes. The void can give more outside view to give a vitality in the work space.
CONCEPT
Basic office
Sharing box
Meeting pod
Initial concept was to insert sharing boxes in the middle of existing office which is only consist of stacked slabs. It was to vitalize working space.
HANGING STRUCTURE
Stack up the slabs
Lift up the slabs
Hang up the slabs to the core
It is the structure which every slabs were hung from the core so the space between podium and main mass could be a column-free space. The part which receives load of the hanging structure is from 6th to 24th floor.
OFFICE
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MASS STUDY
basic
two tower
void
separated
attatch
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SHARING OFFICE
zinc panel
sharing space
floating mass
vertical curtain wall image of ‘clean face’
transparent curtain wall
North elevation
zinc panel
transparent curtain wall
(inner facade)
daytime : hide structure nighttime : show structure
perforated print window
as transparent as possible
OFFICE
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A-A’ SECTION
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SHARING OFFICE
NORTH ELEVATION
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30M
OFFICE
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EXTERIOR WALL
PLAN
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SHARING OFFICE
WALL SECTION
SILK SCREEN
daytime
nighttime
I used silk screen facade to make a pure white face. By doing that, black masses can be emphasized on the outside.
OFFICE
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B-B’ SECTION
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SHARING OFFICE
W E S T E L E VAT I O N
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OFFICE
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PLOT PLAN
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1. Parking (126+8)
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B2 FLOOR PLAN 1:1000
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SHARING OFFICE
1. Storage 2. Retail 3. Parking (26+2) 4. Lobby 5. Sunken garden 6. Visiter’s lounge 7. Daycare center 8. Reception 9. Lobby 10. Retail 11.Cafe
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1. Fitness center 2. Meeting pod 3. Office 4. Restaurant 5. IT exhibition 6. Roof garden 7. Resting lounge
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2ND FLOOR PLAN 1:1000
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SHARING OFFICE
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1. Meeting pod 2. Office 3. Lounge 4. Roof garden 5. Control box 6. Auditorium 7. Seminar 8. Hall
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OFFICE
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COLLAGE
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SHARING OFFICE
OFFICE
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MASONRY & TIMBER
M AT E R I A L S T U DY The character of the architectural space depends on how things are done and for that reason it is determined by the technical realisation and by the structural composition of the substances and building materials used. In this respect a remark by Manfred Sack is very instructive: “Again and again there is the sensuality of the material – how it feels, what it looks like: does it look dull, does it shimmer or sparkle? Its smell. Is it hard or soft, flexible, cold or warm, smooth or rough? What colour is it and which structures does it reveal on its surface?” - Andrea Deplazes
PROJECT TYPE [Class] Building construction PROGRAM Masonry corner & Timber roof structure design LOCATION Team Work w/ 5 people Role Leader, Drawing, Physical model
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MATERIAL STUDY
1. MASONRY CORNER CONCEPT
Stacked block
Fabricated masonry
Previously, stacking in masonry was limited because of the usual brick module.
How about fabricate the bricks by changing the usual module?
ALT STUDY
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1. alt1, Tetris 2. alt2, Wire stacking 3. alt3 , Ribbon stacking
BOND STUDY After pick the last brick from those three alts, we tried different way of stacking, and thought about accepting light into the room.
MASONRY & TIMBER
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FRONT VIEW PROCESS
Make a mold First, we had to make a mold for plaster casting. 4 types of blocks have different forms to adapt each position. So we made 4 different planar figure for molds.
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MATERIAL STUDY
Inject plaster Syringe was used to put plaster into molds. Because of intricate form of molds, it was not easy to make immaculate face.
Cut mold off Cut mold off after plaster harden. We had to be careful because the waist of the block was too weak.
CORNER VIEW TYPES OF BLOCK
main block
bottom stone
corner stone 1
corner stone 2
planar figure for molds
MASONRY & TIMBER
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2. TIMBER ROOF CONCEPT Laugier’s primitive hut shows how people use timber structure primitively and normally. But ship building use timber structure in diffrent way. people use rib structure to make space. vs
Timber in Architecture
Timber in Ship building
ALT STUDY
alt 1 interlocking
alt 2 tangling
PROCESS
Drawing planar figure Make each rib structure as a part and draw planar figure by autocad that can be exported into dxf file.
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MATERIAL STUDY
Laser cutting Cut plywood by using laser cutter. Then arrange all parts as x,y,z-axis part.
Removing soot Grind all edges of the ribs to remove every soot.
Assembling Take all structure parts out of plate and assemble correct x-axis part with yaxis part. Affter assemble all parts, make joint detail to tie every structures firmly.
MASONRY & TIMBER
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DETAIL DRAWINGS
1. Timber to timber
2. Timber to masonry
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MATERIAL STUDY
3. Timber to ground
MASONRY & TIMBER
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1:100 PLAN
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MATERIAL STUDY
MASONRY & TIMBER
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PAV I L I O N
THE ROMANTIC RAIN We are all travelling through time together, everyday of our lives. All we can do is do our best to relish this remarkable ride. - ‘About Time’
PROJECT TYPE [Extracurricular Activity] 1:1 Scale construction project PROGRAM Pavilion LOCATION Small outdoor space near architecture school building Team Work w/ 6 people Role Drawing, Physical model HEIGHT
2.4m
MOTIVE Warm sunshine filtering through the leaves, rainfall making us sentimentalize over wet the world. Nature stimulates our sensitivity. A space stimulating sensitivity. Isn’t it a space where we should take a rest?
sunlight under the tree
falling rain
PROCESS
start!
scheduling
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THE ROMANTIC RAIN
design
develop
ceiling study
material
construction
finish!
PAVILION
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PAVILION
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PERSONAL ACTIVITIES
STUDIO I.S.M. S PAC E E X P LO R E R MMCA DREAM CLASS THESIS TR AVEL
STUDIO I.S.M. 2013~2014 Architectural society club Member Studio I.S.M. was a place where I can satisfy my passion in architecture while I didn’t satisfy with the place in school. Seminar, exploring, people who matter. Studio that taught me how to share different thoughts while taking care of each other. Studio I.S.M. is the place that reminds me of my precious people around me.
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SPACE EXPLORER 2008~2014 Architecture exploration club Leader (2012) Space explorer was architectural exploring club which aroused interest to me when I didn’t know the first thing about architecture. Nobody told me directly, this club let me expand my horizons to see the architecture while exploring good architecture together. The more I explore other architecture and get older, the more I can see from architecture. Space explorer is the club which taught me the ABC of architecture.
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PERSONAL ACTIVITIES
1ST MEMBER OF THE CLIENT EVALUATION GROUP 2013.09~2013.12 Volunteer member
regular meeting with other members
SAMSUNG DREAM CLASS 2013.03~2013.08 Volunteer teacher of after school Math Tutor
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UNDERGRADUATE RESEARCH 2012.06~2012.07 Modular peepig wall system design w/ prof. Jeon Yoo chang
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PERSONAL ACTIVITIES
TRAVEL
museum SAN, Ando Tadao 2014
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Genius Loci, Ando Tadao 2013
Hyogo Prefectural Museum of Art, Ando Tadao 2012
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PERSONAL ACTIVITIES
瀟灑園 Soswaewon, Korea
2011
宗廟 Jongmyo, Korea
2009
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CHUNG HEE, AN INTERNSHIP Date of birth Date of graduation
17 APR 1989 28 FEB 2015 (graduate-to-be)
Phone
82. 10. 9935. 5170
ach989@naver.com
Available date
As soon as possible
EDUCATION 2008 / 2015
Ajou University, Suwon, South Korea Bachelor of Architecture (5-year Degree) / Department of Architecture
2010 / 2011
KATUSA (Korean Augmentation to the United States Army) Performed military duties w/ American soldiers
2005 / 2008
Seocho High School, Seoul, South Korea
ACADEMIC WORKS (2008/2014) 2014
MANRI-DONG SHARE HOUSE [Silver prize] Degree show 2014 : Dep. of Arch. Ajou Univ. - design studio G
2013
gallery TUBE Jukjeon x-park renovation project - design studio F
2013
SHARING OFFICE Pangyo Skyscraper - design studio E
2013
STATE OF AGING Suwon church renovation project - competition
2012
CLUSTER HOUSING Eunpyeong-gu collective housing - design studio D
2012
FRAME THE WALL Sanhakwon extension project - design studio D
2012
MEDIATION FOR MEDITATION [Honorable mention] The Rookies’ Award for Architecture Students - competition
2012
BOOK ZIP (HOUSE) Daegu Gosan Public Library - competition
2012
MEDIATION FOR MEDITATION Uman-dong Public Library - design studio C
2012
SUWON INFO-CENTER Suwon Information Center - design studio C
2009
THE SECRET Ajou Univ. Student Gallery - design studio B
2009
CIRCULAR LAYER Convenience Facility design near Ajou Univ. - design studio B THE ROMANTIC RAIN 1:1 Pavilion project w/ architecture clubs in Ajou Univ.
2009 2009
LINK - UP Private house design - design studio A
2008
TRANSFORMING HOUSE 6x6 House - fundamental design studio
2008
THE GATE Sunyoodo Park kiosk design - fundamental design studio
PRACTICAL EXPERIENCE 12. 2013 / 02. 2014 Duties
mp_Art Architects - Seoul, South Korea INTERNSHIP Office & toilet remodeling at Joongdong Cathedral - Joong-dong, Gongju, South Korea ● ● ●
ROOF DESIGN BY PHYSICAL MODEL & SKETCHUP FORM & MASS STUDY W/ PHYSICAL MODEL DRAWING MODIFICATION BY AUTOCAD
Harald office building remodeling - Hooam-dong, Yongsan-gu, Seoul, South Korea ●
FORM & MASS STUDY W/ PHYSICAL MODEL
Living House Art Museum - Yangpyeong-goon, Gyeonggi-do, South Korea ● ●
DESIGN DEVELOPMENT FORM & MASS STUDY W/ PHYSICAL MODEL
3D MODELING BY SKETCHUP SITE EXPLORATION W/ PROF.MIN ● ATTENDING MEETINGS ON SITE National Museum of Modern and Contemporary Art Seoul branch - Seoul, South Korea ● FORM & MASS DEVELOP W/ PHYSICAL MODEL ● ●
01. 2012
Junglim Architecture Co. ltd - Seoul, South Korea INTERNSHIP Duties
Efficiency apartment design competition - Seoul, South Korea ● PRESENTATION MATERIAL PRODUCTION ● FORM & MASS STUDY W/ PHYSICAL MODEL ● PHYSICAL MODEL SUBMISSION COORDINATE W/ MODEL MAKER ● DESIGN CONCEPT STRATEGY DEVELOP
EXTRACURRICULAR ACTIVITIES 2013 / 2015
Member of the architectural society club ‘Studio ISM’ in Ajou Univ.
09. 2013 / 12. 2013
National Museum of Modern and Contemporary Art - Seoul, South Korea Volunteer Member of the Client Evaluation Group Samsung Dream Class - Suwon, South Korea Volunteer Teacher of Afterschool Class
03. 2013 / 08. 2013 2012
Leader of the architecture exploration club, ‘Space explorer’ in Ajou Univ.
2009 summer
1:1 Pavilion project ‘The Romantic Rain’ w/ architecture clubs in Ajou Univ.
AWARDS 2014
Silver Prize, Degree show 2014 Department of Architecture. Ajou Univ.
2012
Honorable Mention, Asia The Rookies’ Award for Architecture Students Korean Association of Architects and Design Faculties
AREAS OF EXPERTISE AutoCAD / 3ds MAX / SketchUp Adobe Master Collection / MS Office ● Design Strategy / Analysis & Research / Sketch / Massing & Form studies ● ●
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Chunghee, An