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HYEYOUNG SO Interior Designer (+82) 10 5719 1572 hyso719@gmail.co m
EDUCATION PRATT INSTITUTE
UNIVERSITY OF SUWON
August 2011 - May 2015 Interior Architecture Design, BFA
March 2009 - January 2010 Polymer (New Material) Engineering , BS
EXPERIENCE CL-OTH INTERIORS September 2015 - Feburary 2016 Junior Designer • Working in Hotel Project, Located at 500 Metropolitan Avenue in Willamsburg. • Proposed room concepts and created sketch model in 3D program. • Researched materials and products to update specs. • Finished DD Drawing set. • Working on coordination design for hotel and reidential project.
LAUREL AND WOLF Freelancer Interior Designer • Create Proposal board to suggest a theme of space. • Achieve project within the budget. • Able to source and select decorative items. • Suggest solution for client’s space problem. • Document items into Excel sheet to purchase products.
SKILLS AUTO CAD REVIT 3D MAX SKETCH UP
ADOBE PHOTOSHOP ADOBE ILLUSTRATOR ADOBE INDESIGN
MODEL BUILDING ARCHITECTURAL DRAWING FURNITURE FABRICATION RAPID PROTOTYPING
MICROSOFT OFFICE: WORD/ EXCEL/ POWERPOINT
MATERIALS RESEARCH
HONORS November
2014
Collage work displayed at SVA Gallery
April
2014
NASAD Working Drawing Archive
May
2013
Pratt CSDS Sustainability Group Project 2nd Win
December
2012
Sophomore Live and Work Project Archive
October
2012
Sophomore Vegetable Container Project Archive
September
2012
Sophomore Vegetable Charrette Project Archive
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SONOS SHOWROOM
LOCATION LEVER HOUSE 390 PARK AVENUE MANHATTAN, NEW YORK
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PROGRAM 3F: OFFICE 4F: SHOW ROOM
MATERIALS
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Scissors ruler fishing wire inked pen or marker exacto blade thin wire aluminum sheet metal metal hole puncher 30/60 triangle
Office project is develpoed from the Filter as a strategy to interfaces and spaces, aesthetics and functionality in response to environmental factors, specific to site and program. In this project, the office of Sonos company contain showroom connected by communal staircase. Design objectivity in this project mainly focus on the idea of filtering through sense impression with practical function. Understanding of the multi-faceted systems - from building construction to environmental and furniture - impacting the design of the office space in response to the needs for varying degrees of flexibility, privacy, and manifold interactions in the contemporary workspace. Analyzing the symbol of Wifi and Sonos Logo, design took the idea of symmetry with both vertical and horizontal axis into the design concept.
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Keeping the layout simple and putting the gathering area at the center of space which works as axis of the site. People can go to their workplace through the staircase at the center of the space, which exploits as filter since it divides two different function of area.
FILTER STUDY: AIR · LIGHT · SOUND
The design concept is ‘Interacting through Filter’ in office. Air filter with charcoal drives me to design communal area in the center of the space and it also filtering people by spreading them into their position. Also, each space has particular filtering system depends on private/ semi-private/ public area. Thus, the space is designed by focusing on the relationship between materials/ filters and programs so that one space can interact with surrounded space.
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REFLECTIVE PARTITION
4th Floor
3rd Floor
COMMUNAL STAIRCASE
4th Floor
3rd Floor
CLEAR CONFERENCE ROOM
4th Floor
3rd Floor
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FOURTH FLOOR 4TH FLOOR PLAN
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190'-4"
1 19'-12"
28'-0"
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22'-6"
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CEO OFFICE
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1 A-500 N TERRACE 318 JAN. CLOS 307A
305B 307A
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100'-3"
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MEN'S
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PANTRY
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STAIR 2
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DN HALLWAY
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STORAGE
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STAIR 3
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SHOWROOM
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E.V.LOBBY 301
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RECEPTION
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1 15'-02"
308 LOUNGE
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RESEARCH 317
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DISPLAY
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CLOSET
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MAILROOM 310
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1 THIRD FLOOR PLAN A-103
SCALE: 1/8" = 1'-0"
DRAWINGS: PLAN · ELEVATION · CONSTRUCTION DETAILS
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4TH FLOOR PLAN
RESTING AREA
SECTION B
SECTION A
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MODEL PHOTO
3rd floor overview from entrance
4th floor rotatable partitions
4th floor workspace overview
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3rd floor communal staircase
Office Design should be considered the atmosphere of workspace and circulation for the workers. Communal space should be well designed in order to people gathering but individual space or private space is also neccessary since people spend almost day in the office.
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IFETAYO CULTURAL ART ACADEMY
LOCATION 495 FLATBUSH AVENUE BROOKLYN, NY 11225
PROGRAM CULTURAL ART ACADEMY
CLIENT IFETAYO ACADEMY
WORK IN 2014
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Plan and Section
SITE PLAN SCALE: 3/16”=1’-0”
SOUTH ELEVATION SCALE: 1/4”=1’-0”
SPACE ELEVATION SCALE: 1/4”=1’-0”
Architecture
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Cultural Design Cunsulting
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sC o n c e p t MOVEMENT
N A T U R E STUDY MODEL
OFFICE OFFICE CONFERENCE ROOM
COPY FAX MAIL
FACULTY WORKSPACE
COPY FAX MAIL COPY FAX MAIL
OFFICE
RECEPTION
OFFICE
The Mbongi space is not only community space but it also offer the space as
STUDIOS CONFERENCE (CAP & IYE) ROOM
multi-fuctional area. The design is focused on movable panel by having track system in both floor and ceiling so that it can be adjusted easy and
FACULTY WORKSPACE
COPY FAX MAIL
flexible. Children can explore different feeling of the space. Since Mbongi space is gathering space, I used curved wall in order to create circular shape, which is natural gathering form for me. Moreover, the reason why the floor
COPY FAX MAIL
STUDIOS (CAP & IYE) CLASSROOM (MGCHP. RP. TTL. SC)
COPY FAX MAIL
ANIMATION STATION
CLASSROOM (CAP & IYE)
FACULTY CHANGE & PREPARATION ROOM
CLASSROOM (CAP & IYE)
patternused is, to hide the tracks in the floor. However, I exaggerate ceiling patterns that created by track with solid colors in each sections. The design intend to enhance the African cultural feeling to remind people of their original background.
RECEPTION
The Mbongi space is not only community space but it also offer the space as STUDIOS (CAP & IYE)
multi-fuctional area. The design is focused on movable panel by having track system in both floor and ceiling so that it can be adjusted easy and flexible. Children can explore different feeling of the space. Since Mbongi space is gathering space, I used curved wall in order to create circular shape, which is natural gathering form for me. Moreover, the reason why the floor
STUDIOS (CAP & IYE) CLASSROOM (MGCHP. RP. TTL. SC) ANIMATION STATION
CLASSROOM (CAP & IYE)
FACULTY CHANGE & PREPARATION ROOM
CLASSROOM (CAP & IYE)
patternused is, to hide the tracks in the floor. However, I exaggerate ceiling patterns that created by track with solid colors in each sections. The design intend to enhance the African cultural feeling to remind people of their original background.
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DIAGRAMS
Existing Structure Condition Since the building has trapezoid-like form, the existing beam structures are not meets perpendicular. In order to cover and put track system on the ceiling, the design require the dropped down ceiling finish for the mbongi space.
S U S TA I N A B I L I T Y Natural Day Light
The facade is facing on the South direction, so there are enough amount of sunlight goinh through the interior space. However, the back side of the interior space needs artificial lights even in the North side of mbongi space.
Public/Privacy zoning
The space can be divided onto public and private space in general; however, since the mbongi space has to be multi-function space, it should be controlled to be open and close area.
Architecture
Circulation
The openings of each room allows people to go through and it also affects on the circulation in terms of the paths. Visitors can explore the space by passing and entering these parts. Also, a column inside of the Mbongi space can also create circulation.
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Cultural Design Cunsulting
Form + Penetration The Mbongi space is attached to certain programs; Classrooms, Studios, and Open from the reception area. Design should be considered about the adjacencies. Also, some parts can be open directly to the Mbongi space, or closed to the space depend on how structure creates circulation.
Design Option The design focused on the creation of boundary and circulation as divide the space into several purposed; stage, meeting in large and small group and enclosed for acoustic issue. Moreover, the design has curved shape to incoorperate with the egg shape of mbongi space.
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Design RCP The curved partitions are movable along to the tracks on the ceiling to make the space flexible. At the center of the space, there are four skylights, which intend four different direction of the earth; South, North, East, and West. The meaning of four direction is intended gathering people all together into the space wherever the visitors came from.
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Configurations
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S U S TA I N A B I L I T Y
Radiant Floor
Sustainable HVAC system
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Motion-sensing LED Light
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Cultural Design Cunsulting
Light Reflectable Finish
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ARMOR FOR ONE
LOCATION PRATT STUDIO 200 WILLOUGHBY AVENUE BROOKLYN, NY 11205
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PROGRAM INDIVIDUAL SPACE
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MATERIALS
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WORK IN 2013
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Scissors ruler fishing wire inked pen or marker exacto blade thin wire aluminum sheet metal metal hole puncher 30/60 triangle
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TOP VIEW
SIDE VIEW
The end result should look like this. Unbent modules flow towards the ground naturally while the fully bent modules are wired to the top to expose lights into the interior space.
Connected modules with metal wire in adjustment to your height and body movements. Attach fishing wire to suspend the room from the ceiling.
Sophomore First Year students from INT-202 participated in a project called “The Smallest Room�. The premise was for the students to determine what conditions were important in making an inhabitant comfortable through studies in ergonomics mapping how the human body occupied small spaces such as bathrooms, changing rooms, telephone booths. The students were asked to consider what the minimum spatial requirements would be, and to invent a program for the space. The material used is recycled offset printing plates that were donated by SandyAlexander a local printer and one of the projects used wool felt recycled from a previous 4th year studio! They were supposed to be as efficient with material as possible, and were very successful.
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LIVE AND WORK
LOCATION SCHAFLER GALLERY 200 WILLOUGHBY AVENUE BROOKLYN, NY 11205
PROGRAM GALLERY RESIDENTIAL WORKSPACE
CLIENT PHOTOGRAPHER GRAPHIC DESIGNER
WORK IN 2012
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Focusing on design strategy that responds to the program of collection and retrieval for both individual and collective use by demonstrating relationships between exterior forces and interior conditions. The goal of this project is design a contemporary urban residence incorporating the given program, expanding upon the concepts and strategies identified in the precedent analysis.
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The Live and Work space is placed at the center of the Gallery so that it creates boundary from the public space to the private space. Inside of the Gallery space, the interior design is composed by moving partitions to make space more flexible. The adjustable moving partition can control the privacy and boundaries by paying attention to the issue of inhabitation. The degree of the privacy can be handled by using the sliding partitions. Also, the outside wall of the residential space can still e used as an exhibition walls by allowing gallery and dwelling space at the same time without changing or adjusting archive wall every time.
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1 Entrance
Existing entrance is placed on the west side of the building
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Keeping gallery space along to the residential area so that it can be used as exhibition walls
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Artist can live at the residential space close to the entrance so this area has easier accessible from the outside
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4 Living space II Artist can live at the second residential area which is further from the entrance of the gallery space so resident can live in more private space
PRIVACY DIAGRAMS
sliding partition closed
sliding partition opened
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PLAN DRAWING
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PHOTOGRAPHER + GRAPHIC DESIGNER
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FIND YOUR OWN WAY
LOCATION 496 FRANKLIN AVENUE BROOKLYN, NY 11238
PROGRAM LIBRARY
CLIENT NEIGHBORS
WORK IN 2013
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BEDFORD BRANCH LIBRARY 496 Franklin Avenue Brooklyn, NY 11238
Re-design the interiors of the Bedford branch of the Brooklyn Public Library to more directly meet the needs of its patrons in the modern age of information, designing active and relevant spatial solutions for a vital community library that serves the neighborhood between Clinton Hill and Bedford-Stuyvesant in Brooklyn, NY.
neighborhood ANALYSIS
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INCOME STATEMENT HIGH MEDIUM LOW
INSTITUTIONS
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INCOME STATEMENT HIGH MEDIUM LOW
Connecting each spaces of the site to define density of circulation in this conceptual model. Also, Finding unapproachable area
INSTITUTIONS
Filling corner space with some functions to use the space fully.
ANALYSIS
CONCEPT
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INCOME STATEMENT HIGH MEDIUM LOW
Connecting each spaces of the site to define density of circulation in this conceptual model.
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PLAN DRAWING
scale: 1/16” = 1’-0”
SECTION DRAWING
scale: 1/16” = 1’-0”
SECTION
BEDFORD BRANCH LIBRARY HYEYOUNG SO / PRATT INT 301 04
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Library room 35
Library room 49
Library room 22
Utilizing the site analysis and collected precedent studies to inform strategies for the re-design of the Bedford branch of the Brooklyn Public Library. Using the additional design methodologies identified by individual section instructors, students will re-invent the library, adapting it to the modern day from the perspective of functionality and use, taking into account its current emphasis on community resources.
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Professional Work
LOCATION 500 METROPOLITAN AVENUE BROOKLYN, NY 11238
PROGRAM HOTEL
CLIENT NEIGHBORS
WORK IN 2015 -
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