Architectural Portfolio_Chris Kim_Graduate Architect

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Chris Kim

_ PORTFOLIO Image: Collide #0, Chris Kim, 2018

Selected works ~2018’


CHRIS KIM EDUCATION University of Melbourne, Melbourne, Australia

/ Jul, 2016 ~ Jul 2018

(Master of Architecture) Sung-kyun-kwan University, Seoul, South Korea (Bachelor of Architecture + Mass media & Journalism)

/ Mar, 2008 ~ Feb, 2016

AWARDS / HONORS Selected Award, Gyeong-Gi Province Architecture Culture Competition Excellent Prize, SKKU Thesis Project competition Representative Designer of Thesis Exhibition, SKKU Arch dept. Dean’s list honour, SKKU Engineering Marketing competition Grand Prize, SKKU Mass comm. dept. Selected Award, LH Student Housing Competition

/ Oct, 2015 / Sep, 2015 / Aug, 2015 / May, 2015 / Dec, 2013 / Jul, 2012

EXPERIENCES / ACTIVITIES Freelance Graphic Designer, South Korea & Australia Art exhibition entry, Alkanofer, Australia Scripto Inc. , Responsible Designer, Branding ism Architects, Intern Architectural Photography Club AXIS, Chief of Staff

/ Mar, 2013 ~ Current / Dec, 2017 / May, 2017 ~ Dec, 2017 / Jul, 2013 ~ Aug, 2013 / Mar, 2008 ~ Feb, 2016 Image: Collide #5, Chris Kim, 2018

KEY SKILLS 3ds MAX & v-ray Railclone+ Forestpack Autocad Adobe Suite 3d Rhino Sketchup Revit

/ Top Skill / Advanced / Advanced / Advanced / Proficient / Basic Modeling / Learning


CONTENTS

Project #1

House for millennial couple_2018 Spring

Project #2

Mt. Macedon CFA station Extension_2017 Summer

Project #3

Hungry City_2017 Autumn

Project #4

Co-housing competition_2012 Summer

Project #5 & Extra Works


PROJECT #1

Realistic Rendering Balanced Volume Design Attention to Detail


House for millennial couple 2018 Spring

The First house for Millennial couple The overarching objective for this project is to provide an affordable and manageable FIRST house for a millennial couple in the municipality of Brimbank. The size of the lot is 9 metre wide, 12 metre long. Space needs to be compact to accommodate essential home layout: Bedroom, living room, kitchen, bath, and front yard. To achieve above, I reduced circulation as much as possible, bedroom goes upstairs to establish privacy, and to allow more sunlight from the skylight. • 2 Level Single residential project - 108 sqm • Schematic Design • 3ds Max, Vray, Railclone, Forestpack, Adobe suite, Autocad

Main entrance view from North



Bird’s-eye view


Bedroom / 1F


Living room / GF


PROJECT #2

Realistic Rendering Documentation Research-based design


Mt. Macedon CFA Station Extension 2017 Summer _ 3 WEEKS INTENSIVE

Plugged-in: Community at the fire station This particular CFA station is not only a fire brigade but also the community centre of Mt. Macedon region. Studio members have collected volunteers’ request to set the right direction for the renovation and sorted out the key list: 1. They need higher firetruck access: as firetrucks are getting bigger 2. They need more storage area: chemical storage, water hose rack needs to be higher with easy access 3. They need a proper changing room and gear room 4. Keep those programs: Community kitchen and lounge on the 1st floor 5. Separate entrance for both firetruck and visitors 6. Fire-resist design element 7. New staircase and evacuation plan • 2 Level community building extension - 362 sqm • Design development • 3ds Max, Vray, Railclone, Forestpack, Adobe suite, Autocad

Main entrance view from road


Plug-in Concept After listing out the members’ desires, plugging-in concept has driven the most of design approach. In order to lower the construction cost, I kept existing condition as much as possible. Extensions are modern, and simple shaped prefabricated material that could easily be assembled on site.


Main extension view from North-East face


Bird’s-eye view






PROJECT #3

Stylised Rendering Visualisation Research-based Design


Hungry City 2017 Autumn

Welcome to the Urban wetland The purpose of this building is establishing a good relationship between fish and plants, in order to produce a reliable food source for North Melbourne’s 3,000 students. I utilized the aquaponics system with plant protein (legumes) to produce naturally generated nutrient for fish, and the fish poo gives nutrients for plants. This food production cycle will cover 150 meals in a day (5% of NM’s students) with less expensive and healthier self-sufficient food producing chain. Program List 1. Food Production Chain 1.1. Trout ponds : from born to on-farm process 1.2. Leafy Green aquaponics : on-farm hand harvest, companion planting 2. Complementary Program 2.1. Social Dining and Kitchen : on-site consuming removes transportation fee 2.2. Wetland Park : local entertainment 2.3. Biogas Digester : energy saving • Urban food production & consume facility - 8,593 sqm • Schematic Design • 3ds Max, Vray, Adobe suite, Autocad

Self-sufficient organic food market / observatory tower


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5. Glass House 6. Food Court Kitchen 7. Information 8. Organic Retail

9. Outdoor Market 10. Hatchery 11. Processing 12. Administration

13. Toilet 14. Communal Kitchen 15. Foot-bath 16. Bar, Dining

17. Wetland Species 18. Greenhouse 19. Storage, Landing 20. Aeroponics Garden

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Food court view from fish pond / aquarium access


Retail store / Main access from Queen Victoria Market


Food court / Bar & Dining


Concentrated farming facility


PROJECT #4

Process based design Masterplanning High-Quality handcut model


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Community Tree: Establishing Neighborhood Q. Are you close with your neighbors? A. No, we don’t have any connection but physical proximity.

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People nowadays, tend to establish their social connection that reflects one’s characteristic, and it becomes easier and faster. However, pretty much of people have the nostalgia of neighborhood in 80’s or 90’s: super-close neighbors within their life range. The main idea of this project is to establish a thriving community from small scale to urban scale by adopting ‘3 levels of shared space’. People in this town will share the balcony, the barefoot network, and the entertainment facilities.

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Multi residential, commercial complex - GFA 25,280 sqm 173 units, 4 towers Schematic Design Autocad, Adobe Suite, Rhino

Sectional Diagram

Community Deck House

Amenity

Barefoot zone

House

Culture Bridge

Forest Park

Step 1 Community: 2-unit Shared balcony Step 2 Community: 1-floor Shared barefoot zone Step 3 Community: 1-town Shared entertainments Master plan of cohousing complex in virtual site: given by competition organiser


Process

1. Insert green space into the site

Adjustable Facade

2. Leave open space, overlapping context

3. Distribute public space and private space

4. Make courtyard

Courtyard: Barefoot Network 1. Foot baths 2. Green Core Base Module

5. Connect towers using community bridge

Shared Balcony :For 2 units


Physical Model: Bird’s-eye view


Physical Model: Open space / Community Deck


Physical Model: South Gate


Physical Model: North Gate


PROJECT #5

Rehabilitation of old market Contextual Response High-Quality handcut model


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Competition_Selected Award 2015 Summer

Handcraft Hub: Dong-Jin Market Renovation Handcraft artists in Dong-Jin Market, Yeon-Nam-dong arose as a solution of high living and rental cost of Seoul. Around the Dong-Jin Market, attractive stores and restaurants have started to locate no more than 2 or 3 years ago. However, the Dong-Jin market itself is just an old market without attention. Soil floor and dark light, odd smell. But fortunately, ‘Mojaran Organisation’ which is the non-profit organisation of handcraft artists has rented this marketplace to rehabilitate the market and artists’ living standard. 1. Social Problem 1.1. Lack of sustainability 1.2. Fast-changing customer range 1.3. Short-term relationship 2. Geographical Problem 2.1. Alteration of the expensive land value of Seoul 2.2. Low transportation accessibility 2.3. Narrow main access 3. Architectural Problem 3.1. Narrow inner space 3.2. The stink from old market infrastructure 3.3. Hard to ventilate, hot in summer, cold in winter • Old market renovation, entertainment, commercial complex • 18 commercial units, 14 open studio, open market, exhibition centre, amphitheatre • Schematic Design • Autocad, Adobe Suite, Rhino

Physical model Material: Basswood THK 3mm, Flex-acryl THK 0.5mm, Styrofoam board THK 3mm / Scale 1:200


Diagram: Establishing permanent sharing


Design Process


Axonometric view

Electronic Louvers Environment Control

Car Access Storage

Agora Square

Frame 2: Environment Control

Frame 1: Existing Structure Supports building

Auditorium Information Retail Exhibition Centre


Agora, Main square

Sectional Perspective

Open studio, retail, and bridge


Ground Floor Plan


First Floor Plan


Extra works

Graphic Art Graphic Design Realistic Rendering


Business Identity : Ader Error, Non-commissioned work Tools: Adobe Photoshop, Illustrator

Business Identity : Gentle Monster, Non-commissioned work Tools: Adobe Photoshop, Illustrator


Business Publication : Scripto Inc. Tools: Adobe Photoshop, Illustrator

Business Identity : Brag. Architecture, Non-commissioned work Tools: Adobe Photoshop, Illustrator


Realistic Render: non-commissioned work, 2018 Tools: 3ds Max, Vray, Adobe suite


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