Min Lee - Undergraduate Portfolio

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interior architure portfolio


“Whatever good things we build ends up building us” Jim Rohn


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Table of Contents

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Tori

Greenlight

Restaurant Design

Emergency Shelter


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Next

Luvior

Hami

Architecture Office

Perfume Retail

Stool Design



Project type / Restaurant Location / Seattle, Washington Area / 6,000 sqft Status / Concept. March 2018 Designer / Minjung Nam

Tori is a Japanese restaurant located in Seattle, a multi -cultural city. Tori expresses different aspects of Asian town, including geographic, cultural information and local artworks. The goal is to celebrate both new and existing cultures by using architectural elements. Japaneseinspired modular wooden shelves grows from the existing brick floor in order to fit the culture in a totally new place. Tori is visually divided into vertical and horizontal languages, which expresses in the main structure of the design, birch shelves. The main structures are the wooden shelves at the bar and panels at the private dining space, which creates various visual experiences at different heights.


Concept Drawing

Seattle, Washington

The Japanese restaurant is located in the heart of Seattle, a multi-cultural city. The main concept came from the idea of Japenese root growing over the American brick building.

Service / Experience Provided

Izakaya - Japanese Style Bar

Yakitori - Grilled Skewered Meat & Vegetables

Private Dining


Adjacency Diagram Bar as main element to draw customers in

Lightbox Concept Development

Tori - Restaurant I 9


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2nd floor plan

1st floor plan

Floor Plan Key A. South Entry B. Private Dining C. Reserved Dining D. Kitchen E. Bar F. Yakitori Open Kitchen G. Movable Wood Partition H. Private Dining Rendering facing South entry

Tori - Restaurant I 10


Long Section Perspective



Dining Area Renderings

Tori - Restaurant I 13



Greenlight Shelter Greenlight is a basic needs center for Manhattan Kansas homeless population. It gives everyone a warm and safe space to rest during the day. The concept of greenlight came from the traffic lights. Red light means to stop, yellow light means to prepare and think, and green light means to act.Most of Greenlight users need a new start and to build confidence in themselves within the community. It provides a platform for users to plan for a better future.

Project type / Homeless Shelter Location / Manhattan, Kansas Area / 4,000 sqft Status / Concept. September 2019 Designer / Minjung Nam, Seunghyun Jo


Manhattan, Kansas

Existing Manhattan Shelter’s current location does not reflect the need of transportation. This location is ideal for the bus users when they need to stop by the shelter and get back to work. It is located between the Family and Child Resource Center and Riley Health Department. This can help with health assessment needs for homeless.

User Needs / Accessibility

Easy Access to City’s Public Transportation

Access to Nearby Healthcare Facility

Hygiene


Adjacency Diagram / Program Requirement Living area and outdoor area are the most significant space for this shelter. It will act as a community space where locals meet homeless. It can expand to serve any type of event, learning or health assessment purpose

Mood Board

Greenlight Emergency Homeless Shelter I 17


D Floor Plan Key A. Reception / Lockers B. Towel Distribution

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C. Individual Restroom D. Individual Shower

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E. 2nd Waiting / Nail Bar

C E

F. Pet Shower / Waiting Area

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G. Living Area / Coffee Bar H. Laundry I. Admin Office Floor plan

Outdoor Plan

Outdoor Garden


Amenities Rendering

Reception

Hygienic Support

Laundry

Secondary Waiting Area

Living Area Greenlight Emergency Homeless Shelter I 19



Next Next is an office interior, located in Las Vegas. It is designed for a growing architectural design company. The concept is driven by Steelcase research on “third work space,” which emphasizes on an individual’s need for different work spaces depending on privacy and different noise levels. The main structure emphasizes on two collaborative critique spaces, including operable cork mounted glass partitions that promotes collaboration. Users are encouraged to collaborate with others while enoucraged to find the “comfort zone” for their personalized working space. Project type / Office Location / Las Vegas, Nevada Area / 13,000 sqft Status / Concept. June 2018 Designer / Minjung Nam


Third Work Space by Steelcase “Giving the workers control and choice over where and how they work.� Characteristics of Third Space: 1. Placed on neutral ground 2. Act as a leveler

How can the space encourage collaboration?

3. Conversation is the main activity 4. Allow for accessibility and accommodation 5. Host a stream of regulars 6. Keep a low profile

What Is the playful aspect of design process?

7. Maintain a playful mood

Designers collaborate as they go through the process of self assessment and collaboration. The best way to promote collaboration is through critique.

8. Act as a home away from home

Parti / Concept Development

Collab

Collaboration - Active Crit Space

Collab Support

Support - Work Cafe


Third Work Space Zoning

Diagram Legend Crit space on moveable track system Private third work space Public third work space Third work space between public and private

Next - Office Design I 23


Programming

A. Office space B. Collaborative hub

B

A

C. Small meeting room

C

D. Public third work space

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E. Work cafe F. Private work space G. Lounge seating

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UP

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H. Large conference I. Virtual reality J. Private offices K. Reception

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L. Maker space M. Mother’s room

Next - Office Design I 24

1st floor plan

2nd floor plan


Collaboration hub

Work cafe



Next - Office Design I 27



Luvior Luvior is a gender-free perfume store designed for both men and women using the concept of “experience bubble.” In order to keep openness, the experience areas are defined by slender aluminum frames instead of solid walls. In each experience area, customers can choose the products without interfering with others by feeling the raw material of the products and watching how it is manfactured until it was “bottled.” The content of experience areas are changed over time to give customers new and unique experiences.

Project type / Retail Location / Seoul, Korea Area / 2,000 sqft Status / Concept. May 2018 Designer / Minjung Nam


Design Reasoning What is perfume’s impact on social perception? 1. Gender specific

How can it be more inclusive of all demographics?

2. Maskiing effect of enhancing attractiveness 3. Known to have many different notes, such as floral, spices, wooded and green

How do you inform customers of the different notes and show branding as well?

Brand Focus

Luvior 1. Focus on one product : perfume 2. Share truth in details 3. Tell the story

Site Info - Seoul, South Korea

Concept Refleceted On Site Context

The street is known to attract tourists and office workers throughout the day and night. Many buildings have a monochrome aesthetic and a distinct German culture.

Hidden behind

Gender neutrality


Concept Development Exploring Bubble: - A metal structure with translucent glass panels - Customers can go in and choose the perfume comfortably without being distracted - Transparent manufacturing process shown in each individual perfume zone

A B C

Brand Focus Reflected On Product Display

Raw material A

Manufacturing display B

Final products C

Luvior - Retail I 31


Programming

A. Store entry

D

B. Experience area

A

C. Merchandising area D. Lounge area E. Back of house

E

C

B

Level 1 0' - 0"

Luvior - Retail I 32


Exploded Components

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A Undulating ceiling structure B

B Translucent glass panels

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D

C Aluminum frames with shelves

D LED accent lighting



Luvior - Retail I 35



Other Works



Hami Hami is a rocking stool, designed for individuals who find it difficult to focus seating still. The rocking radius was calculated by the distance from the belly button to the end of the legs of a standard female body. The top can be replaced with a different type of hardwood. for customization. The legs are detatchable as well. It can be colored or replaced. The stool is light and can be used for a touch down space or to bring along to a critique.

Hami - Furniture Design I 39


Bluecora - Irving, TX It’s a financing company. I was involved with this corporate office interior project through all phases of design. During the phases, I came up with concept, modeling custom elements and construction documents. Internship I 40


Internship - Corgan ( January 2019 - August, 2019)

Wicked Monkey, Pheonix, Arizona This brewery project is one of my favorite projects I worked on during my internship. The idea of refurbishing objects in the brewery, such as container box for private seating, was very interesting. I was involved in design development.



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