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Kyi Kyi Cho Education June 2015 - Present California College of the Arts Architecture (BArch) June 2012 - May 2015 City College of San Francisco Associate in Science and Mathematics June 2003 - March 2008 No (2) Basic Education High School High School Diploma
Exprerience September 2015 - Present
Bambuu Desserts and Drinks - Customer Services , Cashier
June 2013 - May 2015 City College of San Francisco - Language Lab Assistance -Reffered students with appropriate programs for their studying in foreign language - Assisted students and staffs with computer usages in language lab January 2013 - May 2013
City College of San Francisco - Peer Advisor/ Counseling Assistance - Arranged schedules for students’ counseling appointments - Provided information about various services on campus
August 2011 - June 2012
Palace Hotel - Room Attendance - Maintained guest-rooms cleanliness
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Leadership Experience and Activities
September 2012 - January 2014 Youth Society for Education (NPO) - Vice President of Social Media - Updated and maintained the Facebook page of YSE - Communicated with donators - Informed the audiences with the upcoming events August 2013 - December 2013 City College of San Francisco - Vice President of Cultural Affairs - Promoted burmese culture to the community
Honors Fall 2015 - Spring 2016 Fall 2015 - Spring 2016 Fall 2015 - Spring 2016
Additional Information
Faculty Honors Scholarship (CCA) CCA Scholarship CCA Diversity Scholarship
Computer Skills : MS Word, Excel, Powerpoint, Adobe Photoshop, Illustrator, InDesign, AutoCAD, SketcuUp, Rhino (Beginner) Language
: Fluent in Burmese(Myanmar) and English, Beginner in Mandarin Chinese
Interests
: Reading, Architecture Model Making
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CONTENT
MOVEMENT, FORM, CONCEPT
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IN THE PROCESS OF EXTREME
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PUBLIC LIBRARY
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MODEL MAKING - WALL HOUSE
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DRAWINGS AND RENDERING
19 - 21
In the Process of Extreme
DRAWINGS & RENDERING
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This study employs multiple architectural strategies: the initial recording; analysis; and, finally, a re-interpretation. This design process emerges through an exploration of drawing and notation. The spatial investigation begins with defining terms, or operative terms, that describe actions in the world around us. The project begins with the operative term “FOLDING� which performs the activity and movement - rather than form – fixity.
Movement,Form,Concept
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ttening,Flexible
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This study explore the urban construct as an environment filled with dynamic predictable and unpredictable interactions and operations. This project researches the relationships between specific urban configurations and planned and spontaneous events in order to comprehend the city as an interdependent network. This includes designing programs that accommodate activities that specifically relate to extreme transfromations in response to behavioral urban characteristics. The development of the project based on specific terminology and techniques of aggreagating a varied but self-similar structural components.
In the Process of Extreme
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DESIGN EXPLORATION grafting & interlocking
blooming & sprouting
grafting & interlocking
scaling & weaving
interlocking & nesting
blooming & wrapping
Cho Lè Lè Khaing & Kyi Kyi Cho
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DESIGN EXPLORATION
DESIGN EXPLORATION
Cho Lè Lè Khaing & Kyi Kyi Cho
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URBAN ANALYSIS
Cho Le’ Le’ Khaing & Kyi Kyi Cho
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PROGRAM
PROGRAM NARRATIVE
The institute of extreme behavior will The institute of extreme behavior is an urban deconstruction to reconstruct the dynamic interactions of Hayes Valof the institute is to bring back the dynamics of the past and coincide with the present. Once a accommodate ley. aThe disposition hybrid indoor andwhereoutdoor neglected portion of the city living in the shadow of a freeway, the crack houses and tenements once stood, there are now trendy fashion boutiques, soho-style funky art galleries, high-end interior decorating shops, topnotch restaurants and hipinclude nightspots. program. This will extreme sport selection of location was based upon the notion of resurrecting the neighborhood in hope to reform the gentraining forThe urban occupation: parkour, BMX trification of Hayes Valley, at which Octavia changes from a boulevard into a side street bounded by Fell and Hayes. This essentially is where residents of extremely diverse backgrounds gather and coexist. On any given day, once can and skateboarding training facilities. Intaking breaks from observe families and children on the playground, dogs chasing after tennis balls, professionals work, or a few homeless people sitting on the picnic benches with each other in community. addition to Theit, there will be urban protest institute of extreme behavior will accommodate a hybrid indoor and outdoor program. This will include extreme sport training for urban occupation: parkour, BMX and skateboarding training facilities. In addition to it, there will be gathering space, free-speech stage, art urban protest gathering space, free-speech stage, art studio, gallery, café, lobby, offices and storage spaces. studio, gallery, lobby, The physical spacecafé, of Hayes Valley changes over time, and isoffices understood differentlyand by multiple groups. The definitions of the neighborhood are fluid, leading to many areas of possible discrepancy within descriptions of the neighborhood. The institute will operate 24 hours daily to adapt these constant changes and redefine the neighborhood as storage spaces. The institute will a whole. operate 24 hours daily adapt these The entryway toward the institute willto be a welcoming outdoor space that will function as a recreational area for the community and also as an urban protest gathering space. A free-speech stage will be nested within this haven of liberation where local bands and potential political leaders alike will communicate with the public. Weaving togethconstant changes and redefine the er the lobby and the outdoor space is the training facility for skateboarding to generate a journey into the institute. from 9am to 6pm serving different age groups within this community neighborhoodAnfromindoor asart studio a operates whole. The institute of and blooming this program is the gallery that will promote local artists and reveal the true characteristic of the neighborhood. The training areas for bmx and parkour will take the contour of the heights of the surrounding buildings to extreme behavior will operate as fromnothing motivate the dangerous nature of these sports. A café will operate 6am to 6 pm for the locals potentially with a #payitforward program that would allow everyone to enjoy the coffee. The institute of extreme behavior will operate but a bridge that will connect the two different extreme spectrums of economic statues. but a bridgeas nothing that will connect the two different extreme spectrums of economic statues.
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Circulation Intensity
OPERATION OF GROWTH High
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LOBBY
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OPERATION TIME
USER PATH Children Adult
Public Semi-Public Private Per Reservation
Lobby Offices Parkour BMX Skateboarding Restroom Storage Cafe Gallery Art Studio
Intensity of Activity
LOCATION
SKATEBOARDNG
OFFICES
RESTROOM
Free Speech Entertainment Protest Gathering Recreational
BMX
STORAGE
CAFE
STAGE AREA
OUTDOOR
RESTROOM GALLERY
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RESTROOM
PARKOUR
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STORAGE
OFFICES
ART STUDIO LOBBY
ART STUDIO
PARKOUR SKATEBOARDING
GALLERY
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OUTDOOR
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STAGE AREA
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PHYSICAL REPRESENTATION
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San Francisco and Hayes Valley offer rich territories to study for the branch library. The address of the project site is 404-428 Octavia Boulevard (city parcel number 0817033). The lot is at the end of a block and faces Octavia Boulevard between Fell and Linden Street. This area of the city has gone undergone tremendous and regular change over the last 70 years. It has been the site of an active, high-speed freeway, the site of an abandoned freeway, and, most recently, a newly invigorated neighborhood with parks and a boulevard. The site is the temporary home to a beer garden and some small vendors housed in shipping containers. The project is to investigate the contemporary library and generative design through the process of designing a branch library at Hayes Valley site.
PUBLIC LIBRARY
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Materials and Meothods study focus on understanding the technical aspects buiding materilas and construction process. Students will be teamed and given a precedent to study the building methodology, and build a sectional of the assigned building. My team had assigned to study the “Wall House�,in Santiago de Chile, which was designed by FAR frohn&rojas, Marc Frohn & Mario Rojas Toledo. The team selected the longitudinal section of Wall House, and experienced buildding techniques, and explored the sustainability aspects of the building. While making the model, the team used rockite for concrete, bass wood for flooring and shelves, cork for filling that falls in between the foundation and and underneath the ground, metallic painted plastic dowels for steel structures, and lastly acetate to show the transparency that glass gives. From this project, the team will learn how materials works together according to their capacity.
MODEL MAKING- WALL HOUSE
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DRAWINGS & RENDERING
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FREEHAND DRAWINGS
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RENDERING
SITE PLAN RENDERING
CHURCH INTERIOR RENDERING
TRAIN STATION RENDERING
POTTERY BARN INTERIOR RENDERING 21
Life is architecture, and architecture is the mirror of life.
I.M.Pei
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