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Jin Young Jung 508 E. University Ave., Champaign, IL 61820 | (c) 217-979-9942 | jinyoung.95@hotmail.com
skills
work experience Holding inmobiliario gt, sa
06/2015-07/2015
11 calle-19-09 zona 15, vista hermosa 3, Guatemala city Created 3D-models and rederings based on floor plans and preferences of the employer.
seis arquitectos
07/2015-08/2015
diagonal 6, 12-42 zona 10 edificio design center, guatemala city Worked on a competition project in which we had to come up with a design that had a church and a comercial center as the two main programs.
education university of illinois at urbana champaign
08/2012-05/2016
university of illinois at urbana champaign
08/2016-present
B.S. in Architectural design
Expected to Graduate in 05/2018
M.arch
languages
activities race to net zero
2016-present
Iam (International Advertising mob)
2015-2016
heartland
2016-present
kindled intermission of non property (Kin)
2015-2016
architecture team
main graphic designer visual director
co-founder
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korean spanish english
TABLE OF CONTENTS
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TAKING FLIGHT
Pg. 04-11
ARC-VIEW
Pg. 12-17
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TREE-SHADOW LIBRARY
Pg. 18-25
04 PROFESSIONAL WORK
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SKETCHES + Photography
Pg. 25-36
Pg. 37-43
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Shell: GlassX and Glass Pattern
Lattice Frame Structure
SecondFloor
First Floor
Exploded Axonometric
Basic Volume
Form Evolution
Seperation of Volumes
Envelope
Structural Framework
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Glass X
Taking Flight
Taking Flight This Project was my first project in Graduate School at the University of Illinois. It was my first time working with a partner and diving the work. I was in charge of the graphics and diagrams while my partner focused more on the detailed drawings. The goal of this project was to make an aviation facility which would encourage aviation students to work harder through the technology of the building. We used the latest technology available for the facade which is called Glass X.
WORKSHOP AREA 5
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First Floor Plan
North Elevation 0
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Second Floor Plan
East Elevation 50
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North Section 0
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East Section 50
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Expect Dry Bu Relativ
Requir Dry Bu Relativ
Climate Analysis Expected
Expected
Dry Bulb: 85 deg F
Dry Bulb: 40 deg F
Relative Humidity: 80%
Relative Humidity: 20%
Required
Required
Dry Bulb: 75 deg F
Dry Bulb: 750 deg F
Relative Humidity: 70%
Relative Humidity: 60%
June
Decem
Expected Dry Bulb: 85deg F Relative Humidity: 80% Required: Dry Bulb: 75deg F Relative Humidity: 70%
Psychrometric Chart June
Egress First Floor
Expect Dry Bu Relativ
Requir Dry Bu Relativ
Psychrometric Chart Parkland College Institute o December
December
Egress Second Floor
Expected Dry Bulb: 40deg F Relative Humidity: 20% Required: Dry Bulb: 75deg F Relative Humidity: 60% Parkland College Institute of Aviation | Aviation Maintenance Technology
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Airplan Access
Wufi for Door Shaft
Temperature and Humidity
Wufi for Wall section
Temperature and Humidity
Vehicular Access
Fire Truck Access
Pedestrian Access
Truck Access N
Security Line
Site Plan 0
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0’-1/32”’= 1’-0”
Natural Lighting
Humidity per Material
Humidity per Material
Natural Ventilation
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CHILDREN AREA
View Cones
Material Palette GlassX Hardwood Cladding Glass
Gravel Concrete
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GlassX Detail
Hangar Door Detail
Detail Section
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THE PHYSICAL MODEL OF THIS PROJECT WAS ONE OF THE MOST CHALLENGING ONES I HAVE EVER DONE. BECAUSE OF THE SHAPE OF THE LATTICE STRUCTURE, IT WAS IMPOSSIBLE FOR US TO JUST LASER CUT AND MAKE A MODEL OUT OF IT. FOR THIS PROJECT, WE EXPLORED DIFFERENT PRODUCTION WAYS TO CREATE OUR STRUCTURE AS PRECISELY AS POSSIBLE. WE WERE ABLE TO ACCOMPLISH OUR GOAL BY USING THE 3D PRINTERS AVAILABLE.
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ARC-VIEW
ARC-VIEW THIS PROJECT LOCATION WAS ON GREEN & 3RD OF CAMPUSTOWN OF UIUC. OUR PURPOSE WAS TO DESIGN A BOUTIQUE HOTEL FOR VISITORS TO UIUC. SINCE I WAS FAMILIAR WITH THE SITE, I KNEW WHICH STREET WAS IMPORTANT AND NOT. GREEN STREET IS THE MOST POPULAR STREET IN CAMPUSTOWN. BECAUSE GREEN STREET WAS THE MOST POPULAR PART OF CAMPUSTOWN, I DECIDED TO DIRECT THE VIEW OF THE GUEST ROOMS TOWARDS IT. IN ORDER TO DO THAT I DESIGN AN ARC ANGLE TO HELP GUEST HAVE A BETTER VIEW OF GREEN ST. THE WHOLE PROJECT CAME TOGETHER BY THE ARC. THE STRUCTURE AND DESIGN WERE ALL DESIGNED TO REINFORCE THE ARC.
STRUCTURAL DIAGRAM
SPACIAL DIAGRAM
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SUSTAINABILITY DIAGRAM
ROOF-GARDEN 14
SITE PLAN
ADA-ACCESSIBLE GUEST ROOM
BASEMENT HVAC & LAUNDRY
FIRST FLOOR RESTAURANT & LOBBY
SECOND FLOOR MEETING ROOMS & OFFICES
3-7TH FLOOR GUEST ROOMS
8TH FLOOR
LUXURY ROOMS & GYM
9TH FLOOR ROOF GARDEN
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SECTION A-A
SECTION B-B
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LUXURY ROOM
EXTERIOR VIEW 17
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TREE SHADOW LIBRARY
TREE SHADOW LIBRARY THIS PROJECT WAS AN EFFORT TO TRY TO BRING NATURE INTO THE BUILDING BY MIMICKING ITS FEATURES. IN THIS CASE, TREE SHADOWS WAS THE MAIN MIMICKING POINT. THE FACADE OF THE BUILDING WAS CAREFULLY DESIGNED TO LET SELECTIVE LIGHT IN TO CREATE A SENSE OF STUDYING “UNDER THE TREES”. THE FACADE LETS COMPLETE LIGHT ON IMPORTANT PARTS OF THE BUILDING.IN ORDER TO DESIGN THIS, IT TOOK A LOT OF TIME RESEARCHING THE SITE. FOR THIS, THE TREE SHADOW SKIN WAS ONLY APPLIED TO THE SOTH AND EAST FACADE, SINCE IT WAS THE BUSIEST AND MOST POPULAR PART OF THE SITE.
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ROAD DIAGRAM
THIS SHOWS POPULAR ROADS AROUND THE SITE.
VINCINITY DIAGRAM
HIGHTS THE IMPORTANT ROADS AROUND THE CITY
GREEN-SPACE DIAGRAM
THIS SHOWS THE DIRECTION IN WHICH THE GREEN SPACE IS LOCATED IN THE SITE.
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SECOND FLOOR
FIRST FLOOR
CHILDREN AREA & COMPUTER LAB
CAFE & BACK OF HOUSE
SECTION A-A
THIRD FLOOR LIBRARY & EXHIBITION AREA
FOURTH FLOOR
LIBRARY & PRIVATE READING AREA
SECTION B-B
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DETAIL DRAWING
STRUCTURE DETAILED
AXON DIAGRAM
Axonometric Diagram
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DIVA Simulation
Clear Sky
Overcast Sky
June 21st
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CHILDREN AREA
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ENTRANCE CAFE
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PROFESSIONAL WORK PART I
CENTRO DE FE Y CULTURA DURING AN INTERNSHIP, I HAD THE OPORTUNITY TO PARTICIPATE ON A ARCHITETURAL DESIGN CONTEST. THIS CONTEST CONSISTED OF DESIGNING A COMBINATION OF A CHURCH AND A COMMERCIAL CENTER. THIS WAS A GROUP PROJECT AND I WAS IN CHARGE OF THE CHURCH. WHILE I WORKED ON FLOOR PLANS, SECTIONS ON AUTOCAD, AND 3D MODEL OF THE CHURCH, OTHERS DID THE COLORING OF THE FLOOR PLANS AND SECTIONS I DREW ON AUTOCAD. WE WORKED TOGETHER ON THE RENDERING. THIS WAS A VERY PLEASANT EXPERICE THAT TAUGHT ME TO WORK WITH OTHER PIERS IN HARMONY. FLOOR PLAN OF THE CHURCH
PROGRAM DIAGRAM
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SECTION DRAWING THIS SECTION CUTS THROUGH THE MAIN AXIS OF THE BUILDING SHOWING THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN THE CHURCH AND THE COMMERCIAL CENTER
FIRST FLOOR THIS IS THE WHOLE FLOOR PLAN OF THE FIRST FLOOR WHEN IT WAS FINISHED.
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SUSTAINABILITY DIAGRAM
SOLAR DIAGRAM
THIS DIAGRAM SHOWS HOW THE FLOW OF AIR THROUGHOUT THE WHOLE BUILDING WORKS. IN ADDITION TO THAT, IT HAD SOLAR PANELS FOR ENERGY EFFICIENCY. THE GREEN ROOF ON TOP STORES WATER FOR RECYCLED FUTURE USE.
THE ORAGE SHOWS THE PATH OF THE SUN DURING SUMMER AND THE BLUE ON WINTER.
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CHURCH INTERIOR
COMERCIAL CENTER EXTERIOR 30
EXTERIOR RENDERING
SKETCHES 31
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PROFESSIONAL WORK PART II
APTOS TIPICOS DURING ANOTHER INTERSHIP, I WAS GIVEN A TASK OF MAKING 3D MODELS AND RENDERING THEM . I WAS GIVEN THE FLOOR PLAN. THERE WERE TWO DIFFERENT TYPES OF ROOMS. ONE WITH TWO DORMITORIES AND ONE WITH ONLY ONE DORMITORY.
LIVING ROOM 33
KITCHEN
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DORMITORY I
DORMITORY II 35
DORMITORY
LIVING ROOM 36
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SKETCHES + PHOTOGRAPHY
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