JP JUNGEUN PARK INTERIOR DESIGN PORTFOLIO
// EDUCATION Sep 2017 - Aug 2019
Pratt Institute l Brooklyn, New York
Master degree of Fine Art in Interior Design
JP
Mar 2011 - Feb 2016
KYUNG HEE UNIVERSITY l Yongin, South Korea Bachelor degree in Housing & Interior Design Bachelor degree in Industrial Design
// WORK EXPERIENCE May 2019 - Jul 2019
GENSLER l San Diego, California Summer Interior Design Internship Project: Conidential High Tech Offices Contributed to the rendering perspective views of in San Diego and Portland
JUNGEUN PARK
Jul 2015 - Mar 2017
ART DESIGN CENTER CO., LTD. l Seoul, South Korea Research & Project based employee, Design Team Contributed to the research and design of the Suwon Mangpo multi-unit housing in Suwon, Korea
Jungeun Park Jan 2015 - Feb 2015
JungEun Park
GOLDSMITHS COLLEGE, UNIVERSITY OF LONDON l London, U.K. ‘The Future of Retail’ project, Department of Design Goldsmiths, University of London Goldsmiths ‘The Future of Retail’ proje Design Winter School Project: spatial structure analysis and development of Fortnum & Mason Role: group leader - created graphic image and prepared presentation Activity details: field trip, analysis of Fortnum & Mason, development of interior space
80 Dekalb Ave, Brookly, New York 11201 +1 917 597 4121 jpark111@pratt.edu
Feb 2014 - Jun 2014
ASIA ENVIRONMENT LANDSCAPE CO., LTD. l Gwangju, South Korea Research & project based internship, Dept of Landscape Architecture Design Team Project: Apartments and Community Park in Yeosu, South Korea Contributed to the design and renovation of childcare facilities, public facilities, gym, and public products
// SCHOLARSHIP
// PUBLICATION Jul 2015
Park, J.E., Chang, K.C. “A study on the characteristics of space design in department store restrooms in Seoul City.” The Journal of Kyung Hee Art&Design, 18(1): 81-90. Jul 2015
// ACTIVITIES May 2014 - Feb 2016
Spring 2019
Scholarship l Pratt Institute,
Fall 2018
Scholarship l Pratt Institute,
Spring 2018
Scholarship l Pratt Institute,
Fall 2017
Scholarship l Pratt Institute,
2012-2016
HABITAT VOLUNTARY CLUB ‘miraKHle’ l Kyung Hee University Founder of a voluntary club ‘miraKHle’ in Kyung Hee University Activity details: repairing old houses, architectural design, making furniture
EXIBITION CLUB l Kyung Hee University Mar 2012 - Feb 2014
Founder of a exibition club ‘KID’(KyungHee Industrial Design) in Kyung Hee University
Jul 2013 - Aug 2013
DESIGN SORI SUMMER DESIGN SCHOOL l Design sori, Seoul, South Korea Team leader of spatial design projects Team leader of several projects Contributed to the spatial analysis for human movement, research of human habit
// HONORS & AWARDS Dec 2014
Scholarship for Academic Excellence l Kyung Hee University,
GRAND PRIZE WINNER l KOSCOA(Korea Space Coordination Association) Restaurant Design Title: FIECE (food + piece); Certificate of Merit issued by the president of Korea Interior Design Institute & Scholarship Award: Approximately USD 1000
// LICENSE & CERTIFICATE Jul 2016 - Sep2016
GRAPHIC TECHNOLOGY QUALIFICATION l Korea Productivity Center
Mar 2013 - Apr 2013
INDUSTRIAL ENGINEER COLORIST l Human Resources Development Service of Korea
// COMPUTER SKILLS Revit Rhino 3D Ensacpe V-ray Auto CAD SketchUp Pro Photoshop Illustrator InDesign Ms office suite
Sketching (proficient), physical modelling, laser cutter, 3D-print
Juxtaposed Type: Coworking Space Location: 14 Street Union Square Station
This thesis starts with an architectural movement in
the
'postmodernism'
1960s
as
a
reaction
emerged against
modernism. Emphasizing bare essentials, many architects theorized and supported the Modernist movement in the 1960s. However, Robert Venturi and his famous quote "Less is a bore" countered the commonly-supported idea and defied rigid and potentially less practical structures. Aligning
my
thoughts
with
Venturi's
post Modernism, I started developing a proposition considered more disorderly and complex designs can, ironically, create space and experience.Â
Site
Concept Study
Concept 'Juxtaposed'
Deconstructivism Design
14th Street Union Square Station Diagram of how to work in floorplan
3D Diagram of Concept
Exsiting Columns
Base Object Step 1 Existing Structure
Secondary Object
Juxtaposition
Distortion
Secondary Object
Juxtaposition
Subtraction
Secondary Object
Juxtaposition
Parasitic Design
Subtractive Design
Step 2 Juxtapositioning new secondary system
Base Object
The test site selected for the project is Union Square subway station. Parasitic Design
There are two primary reasons why I chose this site to demonstrate my thesis: first its high population density, and second its wellperceived accessibility of the location Step 3 Operating of design strategy
Base Object
Program
Site Analysis
01. Coworking Spaces
The Rank of Subway Ridership
Rank
Station Name
Circulation Density
Ridership
1
Time Square - 42 nd Street
2
42nd Street - Grand Central
44,928,488
3
34th Street - Herald Square
39,672,507
4
14th Street - Union Square
34,557,551
64,815,739
5
Fulton Street
26,838,473
6
34th Street - Penn station
26,034,238
8:00 am
The study of population density
02. Breastfeeding Room
12:00 pm
Population density: Union Square (Flatiron): people per square mile
41,246
New York: 28,148 people per square mile Read more: http://www.city-data.com/neighborhood/ Union-Square-New-York-NY.html#ixzz5TID7iKQ New York
Union Square
6:00 pm
Design Strategy
1. Push and pull _ Line
2. Compress/ Expand _ Line
Variation
Position
Rotation Push
Meeting Room Base Volume
Process of operation
Length
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Usage Usage Base Volume
Floor plans 1. Performance Venue
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Design Application Individual Working Space
The Individual working space requires a certain amount of privacy as a space for working alone. This space, therefore, use tilted wall and it prevents us from seeing easily in space. This diagram proves how tilted wall works to help our privacy.
Meeting Room Process of operation
Process of operation
Lecture Room
Breastfeeding Room Process of operation
Variations
Push
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Pull
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Concept Diagram
Adding Identity
Floorplan
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Operation
Adding Identity
Base Volume
Floor plans
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1. Performance Venue
Adding Identity
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Base Volume
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Lecture Room
Breastfeeding Room Cleaning Storage & Security Office Process of operation
Process of operation
Process of operation Push
The basic features of lecture spaces are places where people come together to listen to a speech or to learn visual knowledge. In general, the structure of lecture rooms has so many chairs by giving different levels. This structure, which changes the height of the chair of each row, plays a great role in helping people to watch and concentrate on the lecture.
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Variation
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Individual Working Space
The Individual working space requires a certain amount of privacy as a space for working alo tilted wall and it prevents us from seeing easily in space. This diagram proves how tilted wall
Meeting Room Process of operation Process of operation
Variations
Base Volume
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Operation Scale
Length
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1. Performance Venue
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Base Volume
Adding Identity
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Base Volume
Concept Diagram
2. Public Seating
Floorplan
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Adding Identity
Operation
Floor plans
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Breastfeeding Room
Process of operation
Process of operation
Process of operation
Push
Pull
Base Volume
Operation
Adding Identity
Push
Operation
Perspective Views
Adding Identity
Base Volume
Operation
Floor plan
Perspective Views
Adding Identity
Base Volume
Operation
Floor plan Floor Plan
Perspective Views
Perspective Views
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Design Proposal
Program Requirement
Cleaning Storage & Security Office Process of operation
x6 Breathfeeding Room
x 5 Meetingroom for four to six Pull
Base Volume
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Floor Plan
Perspective Views 15’ 7’
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Random Arrangement
Cleaning Room Indivisual Working Room
Lecture Room Meeting Room 2
Breastfeeding Room
Meeting Room
DN
Adding Identity
Individual Working Space
The Individual working space requires a certain amount of privacy as a space for working alone. This space, therefore, use tilted wall and it prevents us from seeing easily in space. This diagram proves how tilted wall works to help our privacy.
Process of operation
Pull
Base Volume
Operation
Concept Diagram
Adding Identity
Floorplan
Perspective views 15’ 7’
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First Version of Distortion
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Meeting Room Process of operation
Variations
Pull
1. Performance Venue
Pull Base Volume
Operation
Adding Identity
Floor plans 1. Performance Venue
2. Public Seating
3. Expanding Space 21’ 3”
21’ 3” 9’ 2 3/4”
9’ 2 3/4”
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3. Expanding inside of Space
Lecture Room
Breastfeeding Room Process of operation
The basic features of lecture spaces are places where people come together to listen to a speech or to learn visual knowledge. In general, the structure of lecture rooms has so many chairs by giving different levels. This structure, which changes the height of the chair of each row, plays a great role in helping people to watch and concentrate on the lecture.
Process of operation Push
Push
Base Volume
Operation
Floor plan
Perspective Views
Adding Identity
Base Volume
Operation
Floor plan
Perspective Views 21’ 3” 9’ 2 3/4”
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Adding Identity
Design Proposal Isometric View with Ceiling Structure
Individual Working Space
Lecture Space and Public Seating Area
Meeting Room with Sea Extended Meeting Room
Proposed Floorplan
Lecture Space, Expanded Meeting Room, and Individual Working Space
Security & Cleaning Unit Lecture Spaces Lecture Spaces
ating Area
Meeting Room with Performance Venue
Breastfeeding Room
Performance venue and meeting room
TomTom Office Office: Drum Magazine Office Location: 1391 Bedford Avenue, Brooklyn, New York Neighborhood: Crown Height North
Tom Tom Magazine is a quarterly print magazine and website based out of New York City. It was founded in 2009 by Mindy Abovitz who currently serves as editor-in-chief. It is the only magazine in the world that is dedicated to female drummers. The office is designed with the concept 'Home'. The word of home to be not just a domestic space, but one that can contain all of the elements of daily life. Tom Tom Headquarters is designed with reference to an American home. As a starting point, The project researched floorplans of typical suburban American homes. I dentified the functional parts and relationships of these plans. Finally, the Split-Level hous in which the floor levels are staggered is main home type for this project.
Site Analysis
Concept
Function of Each Rooms
Diagram of Split Level House
Diagram of Circulation
Precedents
TomTom Magazine Office Floor Plans & Section Perspective
Floor Plans
Basement + First Floor
Second Floor + Third Floor
Forth Floor + Rooftop
Basement includes Performance Venue, Bar, restrooms, Green Room for performancers and basement is connected to Retail Store which has also entrance from outside
The second floor has a photo/video booth, vocal practice room for performers, and restrooms and the third floor is consisted of the office of TomTam Magazine.
The fourth floor consists of two rehe area for performers and TomTam Ma
earsal rooms, and the top floor designed as a resting agazine staff.
Section Perspective
TomTom Magazine Office Floor Plans & Section Perspective
TomTom Office
Retail Store
Rooftop
Office: Funiture Design Company Location: 700 Hicks St, Brooklyn, NY 11231, NY 11222
This six-week project is designing a furniture design company which is a incubator to create industry furniture. The company includes not only design workstations for 50 employees and a big fabrication lab to make funiture sample but also exhibition space for their funiture. The design of this office is focusing on circulation in office. The circulation delivers better work experience to its employees and visitors by providing products, services, and insights into the ways people work
Circulation
Company
Furniture
Herman miller is a major American manufacturer of office furniture, equipment and home furnishings. It is notable as one of the first Herman miller is a major American manufacturer of office furniture, equipment and home furnishings. It is notable as one of the first companies to produce modern furniture. companies to produce modern furniture.
2nd floor
2nd floor
Canvas Beam Based_ Hermanmiller
Inspiration
Canvas Private Office_ Hermanmiller
Canvas Be
Inspiration
1st floor
Circulation
Company
Zoning
Furniture Saiba Side Chair
Sayl Chair
Bumper Chair
Ver
Herman miller is a major American manufacturer of office furniture, equipment and home furnishings. It is notable as one of the first companies to produce modern furniture. 2nd floor Public Area
Inspiration
Canvas Beam Based_ Hermanmiller
1st floor
Hive Space Conference Space Club House Work Station
Metaform Portfolio_ Hermanmiller
Unopened Space
Eames Molded Wood Stool_ Hermanmiller 1st floor
Zoning
Saiba Si
Sayl Chair
Zoning
Sa Public Area Hive Space Conference Space Club House Work Station Unopened Space
Metaform Portfolio_ Hermanmiller
Eam
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Public Area Hive Space Conference Space Club House Work Station Unopened Space
B
Metaform
Office Design Perspective Views
Corridor on Second Floor
Work Station
Wo
ork Cafe
Conference Room
Clothing Boutique Retail: Cloth Boutique Location: 776 Lorimer St, Brooklyn, NY 11222 Existing Structure: Farnsworth House
The application of Color in creating luxury clothing Boutique will create a unique identity of the retail store. The clothing boutique deals with cloth of woman. The store is located in Williamsburg which is famous for the place for fashionistas in New York. The fashionistas have their personality and do not want to be like everyone else. That's why people are pursuing a limited edition. For fashionistas who are looking for something unique, the clothing boutique sells only one piece of clothing.
Furniture Plan
Material Study
Lighting Plan
Lighting Selection
Sections Furniture Selection
Clothing Boutique Perspective Views
Main Display Area
Clothing Display Area
Shoes and Accessories Display Area
The Tea Garden Spring 2016 2016. 05 Professional Work Size: W3850 x D2850 x H3120
Interior View
This design harmonizes nature with the elliptical natural form. The outer wall is designed with wood, and the surface can be seen through the plate. A folding door was installed to control the weather conditions
Nature Stream Winter 2016 2016. 01 Professional Work Size: W3850 x D2850 x H3120
Elevation
3120 (mm)
Detail of product
3850 (mm)
The nature steam was designed with a nest motif that the birds seem to have moved the branches one by one. The soft wood material was used to create a comfortable atmosphere and lighting offer various atmosphere. Arranging the wooden pots appropriately, the atmosphere of the city seemed to have the nature.
The Energy Tree This chair is designed with the motif of the shape of a tree, which provides comfort to people. It is a technical design that makes geometrically shapes out of a tree and incorporates them modern technology. Using solar panels has increased the convenience for modern people.
2200 mm
Winter 2016 2016. 12 Professional Work Size: W 2860 x D 2760 x H 2500
2200 mm
Ecosystem This ecosystem observatory gives a sense of stability by applying black color to a simple trapezoidal shaped frame. The irregular lines element on the sideline is a design pursuing the feeling of nature. This design enhances the psychological concentration while observing nature and creating a cozy atmosphere.
4070 (mm)
Spring 2016 2016. 04 Professional Work Size: W4070 x D4470 x H3460
Circle Chair Winter 2016 2016. 10 Professional Work Size: W 2200 x D2200 x H 2200
2200 mm
2200 mm
As technology evolves, people are increasingly using smart devices, thereby this trend is taking away our free time and breaking communication. Therefore, I have designed circle chair to sit down and interact with people. The structure of the circle chair is a folding design. It is possible to change the size of the shape by enlarging or reducing it according to the number of the user, and the degree of blocking of the sunlight according to the deformation of the upper structure can also be determined. The aesthetic part is a rounded sphere design without angled parts, so it can be designed in harmony even if it is placed in any position.
The Umbrella Shelter Fall 2015 2015. 10 Professional Work Size: W3340 x D3340 x H3380
It is a chair design inspired by an umbrella. The chair is designed by the principle of using umbrella to prevent rain. The umbrellar shelter is an adjustable chair design that raises and lowers the tent. As a shelter, it can be used not only for rain but also for sunlight blocking. The umbrellar tree that can be used for lighting at night. It also has a function that changes the atmosphere of lighting depending on the number of sitted people.
Hand Drawing Summer 2018 2018. 08 Individual Work