2011-2013_JJ+Design Works Portfolio

JJ + DESIGN WORKS A RT + A R C H I T E C T U R A L W O R K S

By Jongyoun Jung

2011-2013

Analyzing | Understanding | Organizing | Harmonizing “I have a passionate desire to design such buildings, buildings that, in time, grow naturally into being a part of the form and history of their place.�

Thinking Architecture; Peter Zumthor

Maisons La Roche | Photo by Jongyoun Jung

JONGYOUN JUNG

Profile Through diverse experiences, I have acquired and developed analytical, organizational and immersing in the harmonizational skills that will be of advantageous use during a job. The environment of an architectural firm is an important experience to transition between a student and a professional.

Experience Designer, Self-Employed, Korea, 2011 Participated in Interior Design and Construction Management: Restaurant Renovation, Korea Assistant, Professor OKUDA, Korea, 2010 - 2011 Participated in Seminar and Workshop : SEKISUI Housing Corp., Japan Chungnam National University, Korea Fellowship - Visting the Architectural Firms (16), U.S Internship, Mooyoun Architects and Engineers, Korea, 2009 Participated in Master Plan Project : Medical Center of Seoul National University, Korea Staff / Designer, TOBAN Architect and Associates, Korea, 2008 Participated in Projects : Housing - Kim’s Residence, Kangwon-Do, Korea Lee’s Residence, Kyungki-Do, Korea Renovation - A.One Building (Commercial), Seoul, Korea Interior Design - Showroom Design, Seoul, Korea Schematic Design - Headquarters Office, Busan, Korea Korea Special Seafarers Union’s Building

Skills Software

AutoCAD | Construction Documents Experience Sketchup, Revit, Rhino | Conceptual Modeling & Schematic Design Drawing Adobe Photoshop, InDesign, Illustrator | Book Publication, Graphic Design

Hand Drawing

Analysis Sketch | Site Analysis, Plan, Section, Elevation, Detail Conceptual Sketch | Diagram, Perspective View

Model Craft

Laser cutter, Hot wire form cutter, Wood shop tools Excellent Components Models, Paper Models Craft

Photography

Film & Digital Cameras | Professional Models, Architectural Models, and Architectures

Education Illinois Institute of Technology Chicago, Illinois - Bachelor of Architecture, Expected Graduation Date: December, 2013 Chungnam National University Daejeon, Korea - Bachelor of Architecture, Transferred to Illinois of Technology: August, 2011

Awards and Honors International Scholarships, Illinois Institute of Technology, 2011-2013 All Semesters Nominated, Samuel Horwitz Memorial Scholarship, Illinois Institute of Technology, 2012 Design Awards, Boat House - Fall Semester 1st Prize, Chungnam National University, Korea, 2011 Design Awards, Mix Used Development Building Design - Spring Semester Honorable Mention, Korea Green Building Council, Korea, 2009 Sustainable Architecture, Elementary School Design, Korea Scholarship, Chungnam National University, Korea, 2009 Spring, Fall Semesters Scholarship, The Ministry of Education, Korea, 2009 Visiting Student Certificate Program, University of Alberta, Edmonton, Canada 1st Prize, Chungnam National University, Korea, 2009 Design Awards, A Single Family House Design - Fall Semester 1st Prize, Chungnam National University, Korea, 2009 Design Awards, Renovation of the Office - Spring Semester Honorable Mention, Korea National Housing Corporation, Korea, 2007 Implication of New Concept Experimental Lifetime Housing, Korea Scholarship, Chungnam National University, Korea, 2003, 2007 Spring, Fall Semesters

The Gene for Design

Extracurricular Activites Military Service, Republic of Korea Army, Korea, 2004 - 2006 Demilitarized Zone, Korea Volunteer, Catholic Church, Korea, 2003 - 2004 Group Tutoring, Teaching Elementary students, Korea

JJ

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2008

ART GALLERY Young-top Gallery

PERSONAL PENSION Pocheon Hwahyun

2009

2010

2011

RESIDENCE

HOTEL Atlanta, U.S

MIXED-USE DEVELOPMENT

Architect Firm: Staff

Minimum Space for Studio Academic Works

Academic Works

Academic Works

RESIDENTIAL APT. Joogong Apartment

RESIDENCE Prof.Kim’s Housing

RESIDENCE Fill the Unfilled Space

DESIGN METHODOLOGY Sendai, Japan

INTERIOR RENOVATION Papadish Burger House

CHAPEL Zen Center

HEADQUARTER OFFICE Seafarers’ Union Building Architect Firm: Staff

ARCHITECTURAL SCHOOL Architectural Study Center Academic Works

HOUSING COMPLEX Artelier Village

RENOVATION A-One Trade Office

MASTER PLAN OF UNIV. Chungnam National Univ.

Academic Works

Competition

Academic Works

Academic Works 6 | Project Summary

Architect Firm: Staff

Architect Firm: Staff

Academic Works

Internship

Teaching Assistant

Tricycle

Self-Employed

BOAT HOUSE Lincoln Park Boat Club Academic Works

2012

2013

MONASTERY Catholic Monastery

PRIVATE ART GALLERY Chicago, U.S

Academic Works

Academic Works

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Resume

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MEDICAL CENTER

CHAPEL Contemplation Space Academic Works

URBAN PLANNING Chicago, U.S Academic Works

ART GALLERY

RESTAURANT

MEDICAL CENTER

The New Patient Care Tower Academic Works

CIVIC CENTER Guggenheim in Helsinki Academic Works

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Projects Summary

CIVIC CENTER

MONASTERY

BOAT HOUSE

PERSONAL PENSION

Physical Model Hand Made Paper Mode

ADVOCATE CHRIST MEDICAL CENTER Oak Lawn, Illinois, U.S | 438,000 sf | Reinforced Concrete | 2012 Summer Studio

8 | Academic Works : Medical Center

Site Analysis

by Hand drawing

ADVOCATE CHRIST MEDICAL CENTER

THE NEW PATIENT CARE CENTER

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n Evidence Based on Design, E.B.D, there are many ways to design a medical center for not only patients, but also staff, such as making a home-like environment, ease of way finding, getting even natural light into the building, and biophilic design.

In my design, in order to accomplish E.B.D, the main concept of the new patient building focuses on communication with users, communication with its neighborhood, and communication with nature.

This “healing way”, uses the outdoor greenery spaces that are surrounding the building to attract natural light into several small atriums of the building, and articulates a dynamic building shape. The atriums become a “sign” to help people easily find their way. Each floor is connected to green spaces either horizontally or vertically within tow or three story high gardens. This means that each patient room can have equally good view and intimacy with the nature, even though they do not have the same orientation.

Also, the bridge between the parking garage and the new patient building becomes a promenade for patients, staff, and the neighborhood.

In addition, the Advocate Christ Medical Campus surrounding the parking lots would use as a place for wildlife through the biophilic design. The healing way starts from new park in front of the parking garage, and would be continuous along the west side of the parking garage and its roof garden, and finally connects with the winter garden.

Lastly, the “healing way” including the arcade and several atriums would be the center of the whole Advocate Christ Medical Campus.

10 | Academic Works : Medical Center

South Perspective View

by Sketchup Modeling 3ds Max Redering Adobe Illustrator, Photoshop

B UILD IN G DESIG N

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he site context is surrounded by huge parking lots. Also, there are few vegetations around the site. Thus, it is difficult to get nice views from the patient tower. Also, making a public space that closely connects with nature is very difficult. There are two strategies to solve the current site problems.

First, heavy vegetation would be put on the parking garage.

Second, we propose a vegetation path, a healing way that surrounds a patient tower. The path will provide good space quality by the connection with nature.

SITE 300

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125ft

Problem Seeking The Site is located in the middle of the medical center that is surrounded by huge parking lots.

Parking Garage with Trees In order to transform the site to be neighborhood-like atmosphere, green space would be employed.

1st Unbalanced Connection The new patient tower does not have direct relationship with the parking.

C - SECTION

LOADING AREA

STAFF ZONE

TRIAGE

DEPARTING AREA

STAFF ENTRY TRIAGE

SUNKEN GARDEN SUNKEN GARDEN

CHURCH VIEWINGROOM LIBRARY CAFE RETAIL SHOP

connection with N I C U

STAFF ZONE

HEALING GARDEN ANTE - L . D. R

ATRIUM (2F - 3F) LOBBY ATRIUM (1F - 2F) PUBLIC ZONE

BRIDGE

connection with Parking garage

IN & OUT CIRCULATION

Two Cores Two cores will interact spontaneously to the users and enhance the building performance.

12 | Academic Works : Medical Center

1st Floor: Triage Users would be classified in the lobby hall through the triage system.

2nd Floor: C-Section The connection between existing and new will create infusion of function.

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Tilt Units toward Green Wall What if...Each patient room faces individually toward green space?

NURSING AREA

HEALING GARDEN L . D. R

LABOR DELIVERY ROOM with own Healing garden

STAFF ZONE PUBLIC ZONE

PULIC ZONE L . D. R

LABOR DELIVERY ROOM with own Healing garden

2nd Unbalanced Connection The oblong shape of the site makes an inequal chance to approach to green spaces.

POSTPARTUM ROOM

with own Healing garden

NURSING AREA HEALING GARDEN STAFF ZONE PUBLIC ZONE NURSING AREA

3rd Floor: Labor Delivery Rooms Efficiency of the staffs is enhanced through LDR area which is distributed at desired location.

POSTPARTUM ROOM

with own Healing garden

NURSING AREA POSTPARTUM ROOM

with own Healing garden

PUBLIC ZONE POSTPARTUM ROOM

with own Healing garden

4th Floor: Postpartum Rooms Decentralized nursing stations improve the quality and safety of the healthcare system.

Distribute the Healing Gardens What if...The healing gardens are located into the patient tower?

POSTPARTUM ROOM

with own Healing garden

NURSING AREA HEALING GARDEN STAFF ZONE PUBLIC ZONE NURSING AREA

Connection to the Healing way The Healing way surrounding the building gives positive effect to the users and evnironment.

POSTPARTUM ROOM

with own Healing garden

NURSING AREA POSTPARTUM ROOM

I. C. U FLOORS (7 f ~ 9 f ) Each Floor has 36 of I.C.U

HEALING WAY

with own Healing garden

PUBLIC ZONE POSTPARTUM ROOM

MECHANICAL ROOM (6F & 10F) HEALING GARDEN

with own Healing garden

5th Floor: Postpartum Rooms Patient rooms in each floor can take advantage of a healing way.

6 - 10th Floors: ICU Rooms Patient rooms are oragnized repetitively in vertical arrangements.

Conceptual Design Process

by Sketchup Modeling Adobe Illustrator Hand Drawing

LOBB Y DE SIGN

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iophilic design thoeory organizes the two main lobbies on the ground floor. Double story high windows receives considerable amount of light into the space.

The marble-covered elevator core and an artificial waterfall gives lively spacial quality.

Furthermore, a mimicry tree covers the column structure so letting the users to perceive nature-like atmosphere.

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Biophilic Design

Reducing Patient Stress - provide visual art to enable parients to experience simulated nature

Reducing Depression linking higher daylight or sun exposure by providing larger windows

4 14 | Academic Works : Medical Center

Reducing Patient Stress - provide visual art to enable parients to experience simulated nature

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Reducing Pain - provide well designed outdoor gardens

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Reducing Patient Stress - provide nature views

Indoor Space Design Process

by Rhino Modeling 3ds Max Rendering Adobe Photoshop Hand Drawing

PATIEN T RO O M D E S I G N

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arger sized window allows more daylight into the room thus it reduces the depression of patients. Vertical vegetation on a parking garage provides perception of nature. The healing way adds connection to nature for the patients. These factors will reduce pain and stress. Cozy furnitures provide better quality of sleep by relieving spacial quaility. Also, darker floor color diminish hospital acquired infections.

Reducing Depression - linking higher daylight or sun exposure by providing larger windows

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Improving Patients’ Sleep - Providing Home like furniture and atmosphere

INDEX of Materials

16 | Academic Works : Medical Center

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Reducing Hospital Acq covering

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Biophilic Design

Indoor Space Design Process

by Rhino Modeling 3ds Max Rendering Adobe Photoshop Hand Drawing

INDEX of Programs

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1. Public Area 2. Nursing Area 3. Staff Area 4. Service Area (with Core) 5. Healing Garden 6. Core for Public 7. Core for Patient 8. Core for Nurse & Staff

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9. Triage 10. C-Section 11. Ante-Partum Rooms 12. Labor Delivery Rooms 13. Post Partum Rooms 14. Church 15. Library 16. Flower Shop 17. Cafe 18. Security Zone 19. Bridge from NICU (West: Existing Building) (East: New Parking Lot) 20. Departing Area

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Main Lobby Floor Plan Public Area & TRIAGE

2nd Floor Plan C-Section Ante - L.D.R

South Elevation 18 | Academic Works : Medical Center

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3rd Floor Plan Nursing Area Labor Delivery Rooms

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4th-5th Floor Plan Nursing Area Postpartum Rooms

Technical Drawings

by Auto CAD Adobe Illustrator Adobe Photoshop

Transverse section

Wall Section Detail

Elevation Detail

Section Study

and more...

Technical Drawings

by Auto CAD Adobe Illustrator Adobe Photoshop

East Elevation 20 | Academic Works : Medical Center

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his section study drawing articulates the concept of a sunken garden and daylight system. The sunken garden composed with step benches and oak trees provides a large exterior green park for the users.

The sunken garden connects the existing buildings to the new buildings.

A pond in the sunken garden that combined with dining space acts as a light reflector which brightens the underground dining space.

The 9 story high atrium on the north of the building adds more light into the building.

Longitudinal Section

“‘Social con d e n s e r ’ , i s t h e e n d le s s a n d c h a n g e a b l e open programs wi t h i n a s p a c e f o r t h e e s s e n c e o f o u r l i f e . ” - R e m K o o lh a a s

G UG G EN H EI M MUSE UM W I T H C I VI C C E N T E R Helsinki, Finland | 108,000 sf | Reinforced Concrete | 2012 Fall Studio

22 | Academic Works : Civic Center

Production & Galleries In Transformative Auditorium

Classrooms & Fleamarket Next to Production Programs

OBSOLETE MODEL OF MUSEUM

"The

German word MUSEAL...describes

object to which the observer no

longer has a vital relationship...

They owe their preservation more to

historical respect than to the needs of the present."

Envelope as Bike Parking Lot : Makes a Diversity Envelope

How To Apply the Idea into the Building

Envelopes of Each Production Tower give Fuctions : Fleamarket, Library and etc.

Hand Made Paper Model: Components Model Scale: 1’-0” = 1/16”

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VALERY PROUST MUSEUM, THEODOR W. ADOMO

THE SERENDIPITOUS DISCOVERY OF THE MUSEUM AS FLEA-MARKET

"The

pierced partition, the open

balcony, the interior window

circulation in the museum...is a constant decentering through

the continual pull of something else, another exhibit, another relationship, another formal order..."

ROSALIND E. KRAUSS, POSTMODERNISM’S MUSEUM WITHOUT WALLS

24 | Academic Works : Civic Center

What if...?

What if...?

FLEA-MARKET

"A

Flea-market is a place where... past production is

recycled and swithced direction. ...An object is given a new idea...with concept for which it was produced now finds new potential uses in the stalls of the Fleamarket."

NICOLAS BOURRIAUD, POSTPRODUCTION

Small Sized Galleries for Free Exhibitions

Idea Forum & Fleamarket Exchange Immaterial & Material

Administrative Towers Manage the Civic Center

Large Sized Gallery for the Gallery with Payment

26 | Academic Works : Civic Center

PROGRAMMATIC SCENARIO

Production Towers For Individual Artists’ Workshops

Programmatic Drawings & Model

by Hand Drawings Hand Made Model

Hey~ bro!

What is a LECTURE today?

Can you see?

THEY ARE DANCING!! :)

Hey! Look at that!

PICASSO’s Works are always AWESOME!!

DISJUNCTIVE To Overcome the deterministic functionalism PROGRAMNING and hierarchial composition

Wow...her DANCING is so beautiful!! and...also her... ;)

28 | Academic Works : Monastery

Schematic Design Based on Analytic Research

Into Great Silence: MONASTERY Columbus, Indiana, U.S | 26,500 sf | Reinforced Concrete | 2012 Spring Studio

ROMAN CATHOLIC CISTERCIAN MONASTERY

30 | Academic Works : Monastery

The light I behold is without place; yet it is infinitely more dazzling than a mist through which the sun breaks. This light annihilates for me all height and length and breadth; for me, this light is called the shadow of the living light.

St Hildegard

Interior Perspective view to the Cloister

by Rhino Modeling 3ds Max Adobe Photoshop

Structure

Section of the Church

Physical Hand-made Model Components Model to Explore the interior space

Show the structure System

12:30 a.m.

View to the Nartex

11: 30 a .m .

In the Church

09: 30 a . m.

View to the Library

06:30 a.m.

In the Church

11:30 a.m.

View to the Cloister

11:15 a.m.

At the Nartex

“The house is an instrument with which to confront the cosmos�

- Juhani Pallasmaa

Academic Works : Monastery

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PHOTOGRAPHY

Architecture | Architectural Model | Professional Model

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he last decade I experienced the world through the frame of viewfinder.

The learning through photography gave a fond influence to my architectural design and life.

34 | Photography

Korean Actress: for her Profile Photos

by Jongyoun Jung

Collage Work for Perspective View

by Revit Architecture Modeling Auto CAD Perspective Drawing Adobe Illustrator Adobe Photoshop

“...A collage is a kind of poem, that extracts the essence of what is to be portrayed...”

- Arthur S. Takeuchi

PRIVATE ART GALLERY : SPACE PROBLEM West Chicago Suburb, Illinois, U.S | 12,000 sf | Steel Structure | 2013 Spring Studio

Academic Works : Art Gallery | 37

Physical Model Laser Cutter & Wood Shop Acrylic Materials Scale: 1’-0” = 1/3”

38 | Academic Works : Art Gallery

“Building, where it became great, was almost always indebted to construction, and construction was almost always the conveyor of its spatial form.”

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The Private Art Gallery SPACE PROBLEM General Plan and Section of a Private Art Gallery, Chicago, Illinois Scale 1’-0” = 3/16” for the Layout of 3’ x 6’ Illustrator Board

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he experience of... the disassociation of a unitary space by means of screens and diaphragms. ...by starting... from a constructive volume of irregular geometric profile, disassociating space from it, preventing the integral and direct reading of it... by inserting in it free walls and diaphragms which thus come to support unforeseeable and uncertain boundary, spatial sectors. It works, that is, in such a way that the space not directly visible remains elusive in intuition. ...Every volume... has [both] an area well centered in focus, and an unfocused field; a species of fogged spatiality” Structure and Sequence of Spaces; LUIGI MORETTI

INDEX a. Gallery b. Fireproof Vault c. Work Room d. Coat Room e. Powder Room f. Dining Space

g. Kitchen h. Lounge i. Guest Room j. General Storage Room k. Mechanical Room

Collage Work for Floor Plan & Section

by Auto CAD Adobe Illustrator Adobe Photoshop Transverse Section

THE LINCOLN PARK BOAT CLUB HOUSE North Chicago, Illinois, U.S | 21,800 sf | Reinforced Concrete | 2011 Fall Studio

42 | Academic Works : Boat House

“The re is no cognition without emotion, even though we are often unaware of the emotional aspects of our thinking.�

- M ar k Jo hns o n

Absorbing the Site

AT MO SP H E R E Through a dialogue with the site, the understading of the atmosphere and the context of the site is obtained.

44 | Academic Works : Boat House

Analysis of the Site

Collage Model

AN ALYS I S Analyzing the geography of the site and understanding the users develop a project that belongs to the neighborhood.

I D EAL Collage model articulation of with creativity. this model I boundary of

Schematic Design Model

MO DEL enabled the idea into real Through studying could eliminatethe limitation.

A P P L I C AT I O N Many issues and problems exist on the site. Through analyzing models and drawings, solutions to the problems are generated.

Design Development Model

R EV I SI O N Through revision and polishing, a components in the project starts to orchestrate and harmonize becoming a coherent whole.

The Lincoln Park Boat Club House THE ATMOSPHERE OF THE SITE AND ITS DESIGN

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[ Poem from Jacob Park ]

peaceful journey like stopping for a casual conversation, As if on the way to a place with beautiful flowers appearing to shine next to a tree,

With the scent of fresh bread flowing through the air inducing a feeling of satiation.

Like the church over the bridge across the river.

It can always be looked at, seeming to be waiting for my peace.

An afternoon with leaves falling, A father who is pushing his daughter on a swing.

A place able to turn coldness to warmth.

Here is it for your all.

One place that frees you of all the weight and pain of life; that place is here. ...

46 | Academic Works : Boat House

Final Model

by Paper Model Components Model

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A place within earshot of your voice.

A piece of joy in calmness, to hear the boisterous sounds from children in a playground.

Perhaps young in age, a place reminiscent of an older time, resurfacing memories of the past.

Within this place, a presence standing over you, protecting you in the journey.

A sense of nature approaching, within it, the way for me to go becomes clear.

Leaving what feels dear to me for my voyage heading onward.

To a place where my Lord always resides.

A place where you leave your thoughts behind.

The way of going to there is through a clarity of the place as itself.

Spread open your thoughts.

Unleash your dreams.

Apron Level Plan

Put forth your soul.

2011.09.01

by Jongyoun Jung

48 | Academic Works : Boat House

Brown Line CTA Train

Ground Level Plan North Branch Chicago River

Technical Drawings

by Hand Drafting Auto CAD Adobe Photoshop Adobe Illustrator

50 | Academic Works : Visual Training III

VISUAL TRAINING III Architecture | Professor

Arthur Takeuchi

Spatial Definition and Integration Expression Value of Materials

52 | Practical Works : Guest House

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LOHAS

RESIDENCE & GUEST HOUSES

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ohas is composed with two different residence; One for the guests and one for the client. The composition of the residences are forming a frame that contains nature and pacifying atmosphere. The void space generates a connection between user and nature. The mass of the guesthouse is up-lifted thus it provides gathering space for the users.

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s a professional work experience, I participated for the whole design process. Receiving commission, design process, and construction management led to a coherent understanding of professional work.

54 | Practical Works : Guest House

L O G O D ESI G N PAPADISH BURGER HOUSE RESTAURANT RENOVATION & LOGO DESIGN

56 | Self-Employed Work : Restaurant

FURNITURE DESIGN LIGHTING DESIGN LIGHTING DESIGN

REN O VATI O N

MAIN VOLUME

with a Courtyard Problems: Irregularly installed beam & columns created uncomfortably low ceiling height.

ADD A LAYER Maximized opening allows workers to serve efficiently while the interaction between chef and customer is encouraged. The privacy of the kitchen is maintained through the added layer.

STAGE Coverage of the uneven ceiling generates an interactive space such as stage bar.

Pr oject Pro c e s s

From Deconstruction to Re n o v at i o n .

58 | Self-Employed Work : Restaurant

COURTYARD Problems: After operating hours, unallowed trespassed on the courtyard and many unwelcomed activities happened.

ADD A LAYER Physical Partition : A concrete bench defines the private space while providing waiting area for the customers.

ARTICULATE THE HISTORY Dialogue between past and present is generated through reforming the pattern of the interior wall and ceiling.

R ENOVATE THE OPENING

FENCE DESIGN

LI G H T I N G D E S I G N

FURNITURE DESIGN

Liv e Perfo rm a n c e

As a self-employment project, a very limited construction cost was provided. In order to deal with many issues and problems with given budget, utilization of existing elements was a key strategy for this project.

Through the renovation, stronger interaction between the workers and customers was generated. As the chef being displayed, an enjoyable theatre-like atmosphere arised in the restautant.

60 | Self-Employed Work : Restaurant

" With music or with painting, the more you get out of your own way and let the work be the work, the better it can get."

Bi l l y C hi l d i sh

JJ + DESIGN WORKS Contact |

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JJ + DESIGN WORKS A RT + A R C H I T E C T U R A L W O R K S

By Jongyoun Jung Contact |

jjy0701@gmail.com 312. 451. 4612

2011-2013