Curriculum Vitae. by Jongyoun Jung

Jongyoun Jung

Date of Birth: July, 1st, 1984

Email: jyjung312@gmail.com Mobile: 010-2992-5702

Nationality: South Korea

Address: Dongdaemun-gu, Seoul

PROFILE

Over the past decade, I have worked at an architectural design firm, engaging in diverse construction-related tasks such as architectural permits, bidding, value engineering, construction supervision, and quality control. Drawing from this varied experience, I believe I can manage projects of various scales in your company. These experiences present a crucial opportunity to focus and enhance my abilities as a project manager.

AREA OF EXPERTISE

 Construction Phase: Cost Estimate, Bidding for Contract, Construction Administration

 Permit Phase: Building Permit, Consultants Coordination (Mechanical, Electronical, Plumbing, Civil, Interior)

 Design Phase Feasibility Study (Building Code Review, RFP & RFQ), Schematic Design, Design Development, Construction Documents, Client Communication, Visual Management

WORK EXPERIENCE [10 years 4 months]

 FDMT, (Seoul) Project manager………………………………………………Jan.2024 - Current

 Shinpyong Architects and Engineers, SPOA (Seoul) Project manager..…Feb.2019 – Aug..2023

 Hyupdongone Architects (Seoul) Senior manager……..…………………...Jul.2018 – Feb.2019

 Toban Architect & Associates (Seoul) Manager………..……..……....….....Aug.2015 – Dec.2017

 Krueck + Sexton Architects (Chicago) Associate architect……..…………..Mar.2014 – Aug.2015

 Toban Architect & Associates (Seoul) Associate architect …………………Jan.2008 – Jan.2009

SKILLS

MS Office, AutoCAD, Rhino, Adobe Suites, Professional Architecture Photography (Drone, DSLR)

EDUCATION

 Illinois Institute of Technology, Chicago, US

Bachelor of Architecture GPA 3.79 / 4.0

Sept. 2011 – Dec. 2013

 Chungnam National University, Daejeon, Korea Mar. 2003 – Feb. 2018

Bachelor of Architecture GPA 4.09 / 4.5

 University of Alberta, Alberta, Canada

Language Course

Jan. 2010 – Jun. 2010

 Dongsung Highschool, Seoul Mar. 2000 – Feb. 2003

OTHERS

Completion of Building Demolition Supervision Training with legal obligations, 2023 at The Korean Professional Engineers Association

DETAIL WORK EXPERIENCE

[Office Description] Interior Design Management, Real Estate Developer

Main Responsibilities

 RFP and Technical Guidelines (Korean/English), Project Budget Estimate, Project Schedule, Contract

 Managing Design Firms and Partners: Coordinating and negotiating design proposals, managing schedules, and contract execution

 Internal & External Communication and Coordination

 Interdepartmental Collaboration: Collaborating with the Architecture/Construction team, Marketing team, and Planning and Operations team

Assigned Projects

 Private Membership Society Club in Seoul – Twenty stories, 7,021

SHINPYONG ARCHITECTS AND ENGINEERS, SPOA

Feb.2019 – Aug.2023

[Office Description] Architectural Design, Construction Administration, Real Estate Development Webpage: SPOALLC.com

Main Responsibilities

 Feasibility Study: Building Code Review, Related Building Permit Reviews, RFQ and RFP, Project Budget Estimate, Project Schedule, Bidding Process and Contract

 Permits and Approvals: Building permits and Relevant Approvals, Coordination with Authorities for Demolition, New Construction, Expansion, Substantial Repairs, Change of Use

 Architectural Design: Concept Design and Proposal, Schematic Design, Design Development, Construction Documents, Schedule Management, Coordination Consultants; Civil, Structural, Mechanical, Electrical, Telecommunications, Networking, Audio & Video Engineers, Fire protection, Security & Home Automation System, Lighting and Landscaping Design, Cost estimations, Value Engineering

 Construction Administration: Bidding Process and Contract, Coordinating Design Changes, Review detail drawings and shop drawings, Handling procurement of construction materials and furniture, and managing the Post-Construction Inspection & Commissioning process

 Construction Supervision: Providing on-site and remote supervision, Holding weekly progress meetings for various construction phases

Assigned Projects

 Luxury Residences

1) Itaewon House I (Demolition and New Construction, Turnkey), 1,942 ㎡, Five stories, CCE.: appx. 12 billion

2) Gapyeong Villa I (New Construction, Turnkey), 360 ㎡, Two stories, CCE.: appx. 2.2 billions

3) Gapyeong Villa II (New Construction, Turnkey), 60 ㎡, Single story, CCE.: appx 3 billion

4) Pyeongchang-dong House (Demolition and New Construction, Turnkey), 561 ㎡, Three stories, Construction: appx. 4.5 billion

5) Itaewon House II (Substantial Repair and Change of Use, Turnkey), 504 ㎡, Three stories

 Office Fit-out

1) VOLA Showroom & Office (Hanok, Yangok Utilities Connection and Change of Land Use, Turnkey), 265 ㎡

2) Pangyo Office 621 (Interior), 150 ㎡

 Real Estate Development

1) Jegi-dong Compact Housing (Commercial and Multi-unit Residential, Demolition and New Construction), 360 ㎡, Five stories

2) Gahoe-dong 144 (Commercial, Substantial Repair and Change of Use), 265 ㎡, Two stories

3) Additionally, numerous feasibility studies (approximately 60 cases)

 Commercial

1) Sindang-dong 353-113 (Commercial, Demolition and New Construction), 110 ㎡, Four stories

2) Jegi-dong 776-8 (Commercial, Demolition and New Construction), 200 ㎡, Six stories

3) Cheongdam-dong 101-22 (Commercial, Demolition and New Construction), 863 ㎡, Six stories

 International Design Competitions (Collaboration with Overseas Design Firms)

1) The 2nd Sejong Center For Performing Arts 53,320 ㎡ (FINALIST) Dürig AG Architekten, Zürich

2) The New Gangseo-gu Government Office Complex 51,860 ㎡, Dürig AG Architekten, Zürich

3) The New Agricultural Research and Extension Services in Gyeongsangbuk-do, 33,082 ㎡, Dürig AG Architekten, Zürich

4) National Museum of Korean Literatur, 14,930 squre meters, Dürig AG Architekten, Zürich

5) Hangang Sky Walkway, Dürig AG Architekten, Zürich

6) Songdo International City Library, 7,962 ㎡, Conran and Partners, Hong Kong

7) Korean War Memorial Park for Civil Victims, 3,805 ㎡, Conran and Partners, Hong Kong

8) Seoul Photographic Art Museum, 6,109 ㎡, Conran and Partners, Hong Kong

[Office Description] Architectural Design, Construction Administration

Main Responsibilities

 Feasibility Study: Building Code Review, Related Building Permit Reviews, RFQ and RFP, Project Budget Estimate, Project Schedule

 Permits and Approvals: Building permits and Relevant Approvals

 Architectural Design: Concept Design and Proposal, Schematic Design, Design Development, Construction Documents, Schedule Management, Coordination Consultants; Civil, Structural, Mechanical, Electrical, Telecommunications, Fire protection, Security System, Lighting and Landscaping Design, Cost estimations, Value Engineering

Assigned Projects

 Preservation and Renovation

1) 104 Village Residential Preservation Project, 42,773 ㎡, 12 Architecture Offices Collaboration

 Renovation Competition

1) Naepo Children’s Educational Center, 3,370 ㎡

2) Seoul National University no.9 (5,181 ㎡) and no.28 (7,603 ㎡) Building Remodeling Krueck + Sexton Architects Mar.2014 – Aug.2015

[Office Description] Architectural Design, Construction Administration Webpage: KSARCH.com

Main Responsibilities

 Construction Supervision: Providing on-site supervision (Interior works only)

Assigned Projects

 Government Project

1) U.S. Embassy, Port Moresby, Papua New Guinea

2) Diplomatic Mission Lease Fit-Out, Alexandria, Egypt

3) Dove FBI Building, Miramar, Florida

 Renovation Project

1) United Airlines Terminal LAX, Los Angeles, California

2) The Franklin, Lobby renovation, (Developer Tishman Speyer) Chicago, Illinois

3) Krueck+Sexton Architects Office Fit-Out, Chicago, Illinois

4) Fermi-Lab CDF Renovation, Warrenville, Illinois

Toban Architect and Associates Aug.2015 – Dec.2017 Jan.2008 – Jan.2009

[Office Description] Architectural Design, Construction Administration

Main Responsibilities

 Permits and Approvals: Building permits and Relevant Approvals, Coordination with Authorities for Demolition, New Construction, Expansion, Substantial Repairs, Change of Use

 Architectural Design: Concept Design and Proposal, Schematic Design, Design Development, Construction Documents, Schedule Management, Coordination Consultants, Cost estimations

 Construction Administration: Bidding Process and Contract, Coordinating Design Changes, Review detail drawings and shop drawings

 Construction Supervision: Providing on-site and remote supervision, Holding weekly progress meetings for various construction phases

Assigned Projects

 Commercial

1) A-One Building (Commercial, Substantial Repairs), 1,614 ㎡, Eight stories

2) Seoul Dream Orthopedic Surgery (Office Fit-out), 152 ㎡

3) Myung-ji Building (Residential and Commercial, New Construction), 335 ㎡, Three stories,

 Residential

1) Janghang-dong 11x11 House (New Construction, Turnkey), 308 ㎡, Three stories

2) Gangjae-dong 236-7 House (New Construction, Turnkey), 288 ㎡, Two stories

3) Myungdo-ri 16-15 House (New Construction, Turnkey), 177 ㎡, Three stories

4) Hong-cheon House (New Construction, Turnkey), 177 ㎡, Two stories