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JESSICA SOE

jsoe@design.upenn.edu

E D U C AT I O N University of Pennsylvania | 2013-2017

Harvard GSD | Summer 2011

Master of Architecture Master of Integrated Product Design

Career Discovery Six week intensive architecture studio summer program

University of Pittsburgh | 2006-2010

Paris Summer Abroad | Summer 2013

B.S. in Biological Sciences Minor: Chemistry

H O N O R S / I N V O LV E M E N T

EXPERIENCE Gensler | Summer 2016 (DC) , Feb 2017- present (Phila) Architecture Intern Worked on multiple projects ranging from base building to interior designs. Assisted on construction documents and construction administration

Granum A/I | Summer 2015

Architecture Intern Proposed preliminary architectural design, developed 3D models, renderings, presentation, assisted in permit/bid documents for major projects

Architectural Design Studio | Summer 2014

Architecture Intern Worked closely with Principal, Donghoon Han, AIA, on a new 100,000 sqft extension for University of the Nations in Revit

Fabrication Lab Laser Tech | 2013-present University of Pennsylvania Operated laser cutting machines for 500+ undergraduate/graduate students

SKILLS Software Rhinoceros 3D 5.0 Revit AutoCad Grasshopper Maya Solidworks ArcGIS Sketchup

Annual Department Grant | 2013-2017

University of Pennsylvania Awarded on an individual merit basis by the Chair of the deparment

Ideal Beam Competition | 2013

University of Pennsylvania First Place; Orchestrated by Richard Farley, AIA

Graduate Teacher Assistant | 2017 University of Pennsylvania IPD: Needfinding; assisted professor in teaching duties and designed/set schedules for classes; graded homework

Graduate Teacher Assistant | 2017 University of Pennsylvania ARCH: Contemporary Furniture Design Studio; assisted professor in teaching duties and met with students on a weekly basis for desk crits

COMMUNITY Ghana Medical Mission | 2009 Vray Maxwell Keyshot Adobe Photoshop Illustrator Indesign Lightroom

Physical CNC Lasercutting 3D printing

University of Pennsylvania Summer semester in Paris, France

Model Making Woodworking

Unite for Sight Two week medical mission assisting in eye surgical procedures, prescription and medical care

Unite for Sight | 2010 Co-founder/Chapter President Organized and headed volunteer outreach to homeless shelters for free eye care

Bethesda Project | 2015-present Community Volunteer Bethesda Project provides shelter, housing, and programs reaching out to chronically homeless men and women

JESSICA SOE

jsoe@design.upenn.edu (267) 210 0101

Master of Architecture 2017 Master of Integrated Product Design

I N TO T H E VO I D - N ATATO R I U M

STUDIO 602 | KUTAN AYATA | SPRING 2016 Collaborators: Gene Kim

DETAIL PARTIAL PLAN

1/8� SCALE MODEL: DETAIL VIEW; POWDERPRINT

This natatorium explores and investiages the idea of a void. What exactly is a void? The void, in this case, would be more a theatrical space, which is achieved through the way in which light can define and create new spatial arrangements. The dual nature of the spaces- solid/void, light/dark, stark/ serene- are reinforced by the employment of simplistic materials of concrete and wood.

1/8” SCALE MODEL; POWDERPRINT

GROUND FLOOR PLAN

CAR STATION

CAR STATION

TOP FLOOR PLAN admin

steam room CAR STATION

admin

facilities

admin facilities

lifeguard

staff CAR STATION

steam room

2ND FLOOR PLAN

CAR STATION

CAR STATION

DETAIL PARTIAL PLAN

3/32” SCALE MODEL; 3D PRINT

JESSICA SOE

jsoe@design.upenn.edu (267) 210 0101

Master of Architecture 2017 Master of Integrated Product Design

I N V E RT E D G E O M E T RY

DEPLOYABLE STRUCTURES | MOHAMAD ALKHAYER | FALL 2015 Collaborators: Ramon Pena, Lu Han

JESSICA SOE

jsoe@design.upenn.edu (267) 210 0101

Master of Architecture 2017 Master of Integrated Product Design

O S C I L L AT I N G T E N S I L E

EXPERIMENTS IN STRUCTURE | MOHAMAD ALKHAYER | FALL 2016

1'-3 1/4" 10 5/8" 7 5/8"

2'-6"

7'-8"

1'-6 15/16"

2'-9"

2'-8 1/16"

5'-0"

2'-3 15/16"

1'-10 1/8"

4'-0"

1'-6"

3'-0"

1'-6"

Collaborators: Ramon Pena, Lu Han, Zach Reiser

Oscillating tensile is a structural system based on a tensile system, exploring the play of compression members. Taking the jig and offsetting the resting point of the jig and cantilever and at the same time, the tensile sytem exerts itself, like a roofscape.

How can the jig compliment the system? We experimented with ways in which the jig can become an inverted system. The wires thread through these members, and is able to transition from internal to externa vice versa. The inversion of linear system through the jig to a three dimensional conversion.

JESSICA SOE

jsoe@design.upenn.edu (267) 210 0101

Master of Architecture 2017 Master of Integrated Product Design

MICRO-FIT

STUDIO 601 | BRIAN PHILLIPS | FALL 2015 Neighborhood inhabitants experiences the challenges to recognize the importance of finding a balance between the built and natural environment. A community’s landscape could regenerate, bringing a more environmentally, culturally, and economically sustainable area. At the same time, it would provide a higher quality habitat, house more people, require less infrastructure, and consume fewer resources.

A scenic journey of walking, climbing, and resting stops integrates natural habitats and human habitat for a multisensory experience. This provides an environment where the housing system negotiates the organic and inorganic

BUILT

VS.

THE JOURNEY

NATURAL ENVIRONMENT BIRDS

RAIN SUN

VEGETATION

VEGETABLE GARDEN HONEY BEES INSTALLATIONS

HABITAT PROGRAM

BIRD WATCHING VEGETABLE GARDEN

BUTTERFLY/FLORAL GARDEN HONEY BEES

“PHILADELPHIA MUSES” MURAL

INSTALLATIONS

RAINFALL

BUTTERFLY/FLORAL GARDEN BIRD WATCHING

“PHILADELPHIA MUSES” MURAL

STAIRS

PROGRAM

ROOFTOP PROGRAM UNITS SHARED KITCHEN RETAIL

SITE CONDITIONS

CIRCULATION

SEPERATE

ENTRANCE

SEPERATE

SUNLIGHT - SCALAR CHANGE

SECTION PERSPECTIVE

FLOOR PLANS

JESSICA SOE

jsoe@design.upenn.edu (267) 210 0101

Master of Architecture 2017 Master of Integrated Product Design

WORK SAMPLES

GRANUM A/I | SUMMER 2015

Philadelphia, 2015 | Proposal, Competition Started from start to finish on proposal for new exterior and new entry for an existing office building located in Philadelphia.

Philadelphia, 2015 | Interior Revit work on a new high-rise tower office building in Philadelphia, worked directly with interior director

GENSLER | SUMMER 2016

Washington DC, 2016 | Interior Worked on a office building in Washington DC, designed by Gensler.

3D modeling of interior lobby design in 3DSMax. Rendered in 3DSMax many different lobby options with different materials and designs. Different palettes/stones were curated for certain atmosphere client desired.

Finalized render went with cooler tones.

Created presentations for client meetings.

Final Render

JESSICA SOE

jsoe@design.upenn.edu (267) 210 0101

Master of Architecture 2017 Master of Integrated Product Design

WORK SAMPLES

GENSLER | SUMMER 2016 Washington DC, 2016 | Proposal, Competition Worked on proposal for waterfront retail/hotel/public space; focused mainly on 3D modeling and physically model - 3D printing / lasercutting

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15' - 0" 9' - 0"

OFFICE

TERRACE

9' - 0"

OFFICE OFFICE

LOBBY

RETAIL

PARCEL 6

LOBBY

RETAIL

13' - 4" LEVEL 08 92' - 0"

LEVEL 07 80' - 0"

LEVEL 06 68' - 0"

LEVEL 05 56' - 0"

LEVEL 04 44' - 0"

LEVEL 03 32' - 0"

LEVEL 02 20' - 0"

16' - 0"

OFFICE

TERRACE

12' - 0"

9' - 0"

OFFICE

12' - 0"

9' - 0"

BRIDGE

12' - 0"

9' - 0" 9' - 0"

OFFICE

LEVEL 09 104' - 0"

12' - 0"

9' - 0"

OFFICE

129' - 4"

OFFICE

BRIDGE

12' - 0"

OFFICE

BRIDGE

OFFICE

12' - 0"

TERRACE

OFFICE

9' - 0"

OFFICE

OFFICE

LEVEL 10 116' - 0"

12' - 0"

OFFICE OFFICE

9' - 0"

PENTHOUSE 129' - 4"

OFFICE OFFICE OFFICE

TERRACE

PENTHOUSE

12' - 0"

TERRACE

20' - 0"

TERRACE

18' - 0"

ROOF 147' - 4"

PENTHOUSE

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PARCEL 7 0

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P LAN L EVEL PENTHOUSE Gensler | Hoffman-Madison

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Washington DC, 2016 | ASLA HQ | Renovation Worked closely with lead architect on Construction Administration phase. Assisted in technical drawings in Revit, IFC, construction documents, RFI/Submittal, shop drawings, and construction site meetings/ visits

JESSICA SOE

jsoe@design.upenn.edu (267) 210 0101

Master of Architecture 2016 Master of Integrated Product Design

MIURA PODS

STUDIO 501 | SIMON KIM | FALL 2013

SECTION STUDIES

EXPANDED FORM

A1

B1

C1

D1

E1

F1

COLLAPSED FORM

A2

SECTIONS

B2

C2

D2

E2

F2

OPENED FORM

A3

B3

C3

D3

E3

F3

JESSICA SOE JESSICA HYUNJOO

SOE

Master of Architecture 2016 Master of Integrated Product Design ARCHITECTURE

MASTER OF MASTER OF INTEGRATED PRODUCT DESIGN -

621 Cowpath Road, Lansdale, PA 19446 jsoe@design.upenn.edu 267.210.0101

CANDIDATE 2016

SCHENCK - WOODMAN COMPETITION

S C H E N C K

jsoe@design.upenn.edu (267) 210 0101

COMPETITION | SPRING 2013

W O O D M A N

UNIVERSITY OF PENNSYLVANIA | GROUP PROJECT | SPRING 2013

FOR THE COMMUNITY, BY THE COMMUNITY

lly Phicle Cy

Green transit= No pollution or congestion

Bike share complements and supports other forms of public transportation

Every bike share trip 3 hrs of biking per week can reduce the risk produces $7 for the local economy of heart disease and stroke by 50%

HOW IT WORKS

SWIPE IN / PAY EVERY STATION WILL HAVE A KIOSK

SELECT YOUR CYCLE

RIDE

RETURN

Contactless paypass

HOW IT WORKS HOW IT WORKS

SWIPE IN / PAY

SELECT YOUR CYCLE

EVERY STATION WILL HAVE A KIOSK

RIDE

BIKE RECYCLE PROGRAM SWIPE IN / PAY

RETURN

EVERY STATION WILL HAVE A KIOSK

DONATED BIKES FROM COMMUNITY

Contactless paypass

BIKE RECYCLE PROGRAM SELECT YOUR CYCLE

RIDE

BIKES PUT ON RACKS AND STORED AT PHILLY CYCLE

BIKES COLOR CODED WITH GREEN WHEELS

RETURN

PARTNERS

COMMUNITY INVOLVEMENT DONATED BIKES FROM COMMUNITY

BIKES READY TO USE BY FAMILIES, STUDENTS, COMMUTERS, TOURISTS

BIKES PUT ON RACKS AND STORED AT PHILLY CYCLE

BIKES COLOR CODED WITH GREEN WHEELS

WORK

BIKES READY TO USE BY FAMILIES, STUDENTS, COMMUTERS, TOURISTS

Contactless paypass

EACH BIKE WILL BE EQUIPPED RFID AND GPRS FOR TRACKING

EACH BIKE WILL BE CHECKED TO BE IN SAFE WORKING CONDITION

RESTAURANTS

MUSEUMS

EACH BIKE WILL BE CHECKED TO BE IN SAFE WORKING CONDITION

BIKE RECYCLE PROGRAM

EACH BIKE WILL BE EQUIPPED RFID AND GPRS FOR TRACKING

FAMILIES COMMUTERS STUDENTS RESIDENTS TOURISTS

BIKE RECYCLE PROGRAM

MEMBERS

PARTNERS/SUPPORT

COMMUNITY INVOLVEMENT

STATION SPONSORSHIPS

PARTNERS/SUPPORT

COMMUNITY INVOLVEMENT

WORK RESTAURANTS

MUSEUMS

EDUCATION

TRAIN/BUS

NONPROFIT

COMMUNITY

NON-PROFIT

Station branding Public policy

BUSINESS MODEL

Attract and retain tenants and visitors

A place for like minded people to gather

FAMILIES COMMUTERS STUDENTS RESIDENTS TOURISTS

WATERFRONT

Reduce parking demands on site

TOURISM

Discounted memberships

TRAIN/BUS

CORPORATE

NONPROFIT

COMMUNITY

Neighborhood partners

Provide a venue to connect with their audience on an emotional level

Public policy

BUSINESS MODEL

Attract and retain tenants and visitors HEALTH

Brand exposure

PARKS

Purchasing, operating, and maintaing the station Station branding

Ability to use bike facility

Enhanced mobility options for employees and residents

NON-PROFIT

TOURISM PARKS

Able to use bikes in bike marathons

TRANSPORTATION

CORPORATE

COLLEGES EDUCATION MEMBERS

Customers to retail location

Ability to use bike facility Able to use bikes in bike marathons Enhanced mobility options for employees and residents

COLLEGES

TOURISM

COME FROM 34TH BRIDGE

PARKS

enter the outside circle

GO INTO THE TRAIL

go to the roof go to the yard

enrollment and reception

parking

go to underground storage

BICYCLE CIRCULATION WALKING CIRCULATION TRUCK CIRCULATION

A place for like minded people to gather

Customers to retail location TRANSPORTATION

GO INTO THE WETLAND

CO

TRANSPOR

MUSEUMS

HEALTH

COLLEGES

NONPROFIT

Purchasing, operating, and maintaing the station

Provide a venue to connect with their audience on an emotional level

CORPORATE

WATERFRONT

CORPORATE

RESTAURANTS

MEMBERS

TRAIN/BUS

STATION SPONSORSHIPS

WORK

FAMILIES COMMUTERS STUDENTS RESIDENTS TOURISTS

WATERFRONT

Discounted memberships

Reduce parking demands on site Neighborhood partners Brand exposure