Design Portfolio

INDEX

01 VERY FAST AIRPORT Low-carrier Alternative Airport 02 CATALYTICAL NETWORK Democratizing Memorial 03 URBAN ART CENTER Cultural/Institutional Center 04 COURTYARD HOUSE Space Problem

JIYEON YOO PORTFOLIO 2010-2015

05 WOODEN BOATHOUSE Precedent Study Model 06 ART CAMP PAVILION Innovative Wood Structure 07 MONASTERY Concrete Structure Application 08 CELEBRATED DECOMPOSITION Architectural Preservation 09 RETHINKING BIM Parametric Revit Modeling 10 LORICA PLUMATA performative faรงade system 11 STANDING FABRIC Carbon Fiber Fabrication

Structural Layout 1. 6� spacing Wood Louver 2. main structural frame 3. 2� spacing wood studs

1

2

3

roof top plaza departure

observatory

arrival

departure

lobby check-in arrival

CONTEMPLATIVE SPACE

LIBRARY

ADMINISTRATION

ENTRY

EXHIBIT

site

space study

program

4:00 PM

Y

ILIT

IB

SS

CE

AC

ALLEY

12:00 PM

E-W STREET

sunlight direction

10:00 AM

MAIN STREET

accessibility

movement

material opacity high

opaque

ground floor plan

0

8 feet

A’

translucent

A

low

transparent

Each material has different opacity and textures which generate various light effects in the space. Exhibition and meditation space should avoid a direct sunlight so opaque stone walls are used, but library has many transparent glass panels to get enough lights.

A-A’ section

level 3

level 2

level 1

ground floor

0 20 feet

Exploring various materials is the preliminary step to know the physical properties. Material selection will contribute to improve the space quality.

In this project, various materials are considered and explored to satisfy the client’s purpose. Standing wall panels are painted with white color to present art works purely based on 3’ wide module. As space could be separated or united according to the panels’ height, various wall panel sizes are tested to find the right proportion. Also, furniture‘s location and sizes are considered to provide convenient movement and to arrange the interior space. Painting and artworks take charge of atmosphere in the space. Two hawthorn trees and Rodin’s statue in the courtyards are designed to fulfill the aesthetic landscape with the building.

2

1

a. bubinga venner

b. european beech

c. tuscano clasico

d. cippolino marble

e. italian marble

f. bronze

g. breccia

h. travertine

3

0

4 feet

4

1 material properties 2 roof detail 3 brick wall detail model 4 foundation detail

Celebrated Decomposition 120 HOURS Competition 2014 Partner : Yoonseok Lee Site : Pyramiden, Norway Program : Architectural Preservation The term preservation in architectural realm has been attempts to freeze or repair architecture to idealistic status of a building which is in fact highly subjective. In fact, a status of a building has never been static from the period of schematic design to completion. The project experiments with an idea of preservation that allows, fosters and celebrates every changes in time. The reason why an idea of preservation has been important is because of the existence of time. In other words, preservation is a celebration of time and the time that one went through.

Without the notion of time, there is no need for preservation.

The site Pyramiden resonates with multiple contradictions. Abscence and existence, downfall and prosperity, decomposition and reproduction, human and nature. The project is a catalysis to dissolve opposing momenta together in the very site by using seed bomb(plants and animals) as an agent.

The site Pyramiden resonates with multiple contradictions. Absence and existence, downfall and prosperity, decomposition and reproduction, human and nature. The project is a catalysis to dissolve opposing momenta together in the very site by using seed bomb(plants and animals) as an agent.

In such tundra climate, scientists project the future of the leftover buildings of Pyramiden to visibly stand for over 500 years as if they were kept in a refrigerator.

But the project take advantage of plants blooming from seed bombs and life drawn to the flourished habitat will actively foster physical entropy of the built environment. These days, because of the advent of material science and technology, finiteness of a building became relatively rare and outdated. This project in another perspective will also be a simulative monumental decay of architecture that compresses a length of 500 years long process that will provide engaging experience to people. Besides, the project attempts to give the territory that has been demolished by human back to the nature in a respectful way both to the nature and human achievement by providing productive dissolve.