Spatial Design Portfolio - Jisun Kim

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PORTFOLIO

SPATIAL DESIGN

JISUN KIM



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Universial pavilion

2 gongdeok in alternative

3 MAas Lighting

4 jeju music hall

5 soo-ryeon

6 coway pool

7 architectural drawings


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Universial pavilion 3D Algorithm Study / Individual work / 2018

Currently, elevators or lifts are insta­ lled in an effort to lower the barrier between wheelchair users and the non-users. However, this method al­ways separates the disabled from the living radius of the non-disabled. Although we are familiar with the sc­e ne where someone pushes a wh­eelchair or a wheelchair user wa­ lks alone, the scene of wheelchairs goi­ng side by side is rarely found in the city where we live in. As such, whee­lchairs are regarded as a flat su­rface of the side. The project's theme is Pavilion wh­ ich can go side by side in a wheelc­ hair. The plan was intended to help people with disabilities blend natur­ ally without isolation from the nondisabled. 4


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I wanted to make a structure consis­ ting of horizontal ramps, not vertical ones, such as elevators. Multiple paths, not a single route, cr­ eates various contact points people can meet each other. The structure was designed with a maximum angle of 6 degrees or less for wheelchair access. By constructi­ ng shape algorithm, it was flexible to change the shape slightly.

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Universial Pavilion

Shape Logic of Floor Structure & Column

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Universial Pavilion

While moving on the pavilion, people can contact even they are in different track because of the similarity of high. It allo­w s people to have more chance to gather. Not only wheelchairs but also bike or str­ollers can easily get an access to it.

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Gongdoek in Alternative Graduation Exhibition / Individual work / 2019

After Gyeongui line was moved to underground, the closed railway site has changed to be a beloved linear park. In front of exit1 of Gongde­ok st­a tion near the park, public land2,920㎡-is located where people can visit market and participate in small urban agriculture under local manag­ ement, which is quite unusual in the middle of the city. However, Korea Rail Network Auth­ ority is planning to develop this area for shopping facilities, hotel, or a par­ king structure after making a contr­ act with a private firm. The corporati­ on has been absent from de­tailed pl­a ns for more than seven years, only ex­pressing the same wo­rds to vacate the land for developme­nt. Cities are our lives. I support a direc­ tion to open this place to be used by citizens rather than to isolate here for private usage. 10


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Gongdeok is a popular transportati­on hub of 5 subway lines and rece­ntly regarded as a center of Mapo-gu. Also, Gyeongui linear park helps peo­ple relax. Nevertheless, it is rarely found in Ko­rea where people can do more dive­rse program in a free atmosphe­ re. I took a step forward to differ­ent from regular park by suggesting this model called 'Gongdoek in Alternati­ v e ' , w h i c h i s a f f o r d a b l e l a r ­g e spectr­um of generation in a flexib­le way.

Lotte City Hotel

Between buildings someone might sense nostalgia by visiting here, der­ ive knowledge of nature, discover a fine view of city, or get a chance to encounter neighborhoods. Shilla Stay

Glad Hotel

Public Space Commercial Residential Gongdeok Market Linear Park Walkway Bikeway Line 4 Line 6 Airport Line Gyeongui Line 12


3F Green Rooftop

Gongdeok in Alternative

2F Playground

1-2F Bikeway

1-3F Pedestrian

1F Community

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Left. Green Rooftop / Right. Ground Level

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2nd Floor Playground view

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03 maas lighting

Cooperative project / Team work / 2017

When I took semester abroad in AMD, I conducted an exchange proj­ ect with MAA, a Dutch architecture university. It is a project where MAA st­udents become clients and AMD students become designers and inte­ract each other. The assignment from our clients MAA students - was to bring peop­le and Maas together in a locati­on call­ ed Griendpark, and make the water ‘touchable’ in a literally and figura­ tively way. They wanted us to desi­ gn a place where people can feel the water, learn its history and be aware of its existence. At the same time, they expected the result to be a fun and comfortable place.

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Top. Site location map of Maastricht Below. Griendpark view from Wilhelmina Bridge

The water is drawn from Maas ri­ ver, wh­ich gives people oppertuni­ty to feel the Maas closely. The sp­ ace was divided by vertically falling wat­er along the curved pipe. Also, Grien­dpark can be activated at nig­ ht by lights reflecting on the water, whi­ch makes the place safer. 20


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Jeju music hall Renovation project / Team work / 2019

It is a music and cultural space for Jeju residents and tourists located on the 8th course of Olle Roads, Se­ ogwipo, Jeju Island. If there is a cul­ tural space in the ocean view, touris­ ts and existing residents will be able to feel nature but also enjoy music in ab­undance. The Music Hall resembles Dol-dam, a traditional stone wall of Jeju. It was intended to attract attention by placing a Jeju stone-like mass on top of an existing white building. It allows audiences to enjoy the sea with the performance, and the view of Mt. Halla through the win­dow in the lobby while waiting for the perfo­ rmance.

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Extension

Existing part

isting white part is renova­ted esigned as an office whe­re ercial facilities such as cafes, ores and restaurants coexi­st, l as cultural facilities whe­re e can learn and share mus­ h as concert halls, recording s and concert halls. 25


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Top. Music Hall Plan Middle. 1st Floor Cafe & Bookstore Plan Below. Music Hall Section Elevation


People can enjoy a music performa­ nce with the sea of Jeju island as a backgro­und.

In a point that the stage can be ope­ ned, it is also possible to look at the stage from the building's yard.

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05 soo ryeon

Cooperative Exhibition / Team work / 2017

My team designed the accommodat­ ion in the school exhibition, which is held every winter vacation. We did Max V-ray-based rendering after a few weeks of studying the program. The keyword for the work was HUM­AN. Therefore, it was reminisc­ ent of a craftsman with strong auras as human being. Based on the cra­ ftsmanship, craftsmen spend most of their lives honing their skills alo­ne and persevering. It is called 'Sooryeon' in Korean. We intended to melt the life of a cr­aftsman into the accommodation design so that people can feel the craftsmansh­ip.

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Top. a Corridor along the Walls Below. Burial Design

The dark long hallway that runs alo­ ng the corner means the life of a cra­ftsman who goes only one way without knowing the way ahead. Wood that is piled up is a metaphor of endurance in craftsman's life.

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Behind the outstanding works are the traces of unseen hard work. This is represented as a space of darkness and brightness.

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06 coway pool

Brand Space Study / Individaul work / 2018

Coway is a company that provid­ es not only water purifiers but also enti­re household appliances such as Wa­ter conditioners, bidet and air pur­ifiers through rental services. Coway is the first in the industry to lend expensive products for a small amount of money so that many peo­ ple can drink clean water. However, more and more compani­ es are offering home appliance rent­ al services. Therefore, there needs to be something differentiated that will keep consumers aware that Co­ way is the representative company responsible for the clean home env­ ironment. Coway pool is suggessted for that solution.

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Water care

Pregnant Women

Air care

Body care

Child with Sensetive Skin

Service. Coway's service provides cl­ean water and air. This is closely re­lated to human health, and Cowa­ y’s brand value is in protecting peo­ ple’s health, by offering clean water and air.

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What if Coway offers a swimming experience in a pool with clean and safe water?

Target. The first target is a pregna­ nt women who are concerned ab­ out the water quality of the pool. The second target is a family that wa­nts to swim with a child. Not as a competition-oriented swimming pool, a pool is needed that people can enjoy comfo­rtably as a family unit.


Expected Scenario of Custumer

Study with Tile Samples

This pool was designed with the flow of human traffic in mind, and the PEBBLE is chosen to be the ba sic prototype of structure. Because the relaxed, round feeling of being with family reminded me of pebbles. I also took a study of materials, by collecting appropriate tile that will be used.

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a. Glass part which parents can see their children from lounge b. Lounge with comfortable round-shaped lounge chairs c. Private changing cubicle which is used by family units d. Shower room which is sperated individually e. Water drinking zone which can be a meeting place f. Warm-up excercise zone g. Swimming pool h. Toddler swimming pool i.

Baby care zone

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architectural drawings Drawings / Individual work / 2017-

When I went to Europe as an excha­ nge student, I took a train and went to nearby villages or other countries to do architectural sketches. The pr­ ocess of drawing under the sun, wi­ th cold winds, or with drizzling rain, was thrilling. Communication with objects that I felt when I actually encountered and captured buildings that I saw in pic­ tures is a valuable experience. Pen and watercolors were mainly used. This experience has become a hab­ it now, which makes me used to draw­ing buildings or interiors.

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Digital Interior Drawings

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