Michelle Jeong - Work Samples

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Work samples Michelle Jeong



Life spanned Fourth semester Design Studio Project of Master Course, Office, New York, NY

Shining high-rise building, crowding people, busy New Yorkers... Manhattan, New York is a great playground for architects. Old and new buildings are mixed in this place. Lots of building owners want to rebuild and expand their buildings for profits. Renovation is a good way to rebuild their building and increase the benefit. This project worked as team with Liangying Chen and Yifan He. Our team focused on walking. We found some research about walking improving productivity and has benefits as social gathering aspect. We tried to change people’s working experience and create a new work culture by taking different approach to the common building element ‘ramp’.

Ramp View - Yifan He

Rather than just using walking as a mean of transportation, the ramp provides a better walking experience by arranging things to enjoy on the circulation. It provides a better working environment by maximizing the benefits of walking, which is familiar activity that is good for health and improves work productivity. The reason why we chose ramp is ramp has more benefits for workers. Our team tried to create ramp areas in the project building to maximize these benefits. So we planned these ramp areas as ‘Life area’ compared to ‘work area’.

Yifan He


Our site is located at 63 Madison ave in New York City. This site has a high density of surrounding buildings and the Madison square park located one block away. We can see there are many stores that provide food, so people can stop by and get some lunch around our site. But they provide only few seats for people. And there is only one park within 5-minutes walking distance. Liangying Chen

Mass arrangement diagram

Liangying Chen


Area diagram

Current building New building

Work area Life area

Ramp Flow

Ramp diagram

1/20 Ramp

Flat landing Stairs

Flat surface for activity

1/12 Ramp

Flat landing


Double layer triangle shape facade system

Yifan He

Section diagram

Yifan He


Shade study model

Structure Diagram Current structure New structure (Major steel framing) New structure (Inclined framing for ramp) New structure (Floor framing)


Ground plan


6th Floor

Liangying Chen

7th Floor

Floor plan


Interior view

Yifan He

Yifan He

Southwest view


Yifan He

Yifan He

South elevation view



Empty Nester House Second semester Design Studio Project of Master Course, Co-housing, Buffalo, NY

The project is a co-housing house for people who have all their children independent and live alone. This is empty nesters. They are stressed by living alone in an empty nest home without a spouse. Co-housing will change their purpose of life, income, and everyday life. Introduce new family members for those who need a caring family.

Site Plan

In modern America, a large number of young people are homeless without family care. Due to their parents’ lack of care and ability, they can not enjoy what they deserve. I will introduce an empty nesters house that will provide a good living space for all of them by linking empty nesters with homeless youth in need of care.


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1st Floor

Bunker Floor Floor Plan

2nd Floor

Roof Plan


User Feature

User group

Empty nesters

Age

User group

Homeless Youth Age

65 - 80 years

Activity Time

Activity Time

6 am - 10 pm

Culture

13 - 25 years

8 am - 12 pm

Culture

Interactive

Peer

Finance Potental

Finance Potental

Style

Style

Strength

Weekness

Looking on

Peeking

Strength

Experience Sense of loss

Weekness

Youth Unprotected

Needs

Emotional support

Self-actualization Esteem Love and belonging Safety needs

Physiological needs


Site View



Incubator center with Buffalo hearing and speech center Graduate Second-year Design Studio Project, 50 E North St, Buffalo, NY 14203

The site of this project is located at SUNY Buffalo Downtown campus. The project begins by extracting the innovator’s persona. My innovator is Vint Serf, who developed the Internet Protocol, and he has a hearing impairment. This site is the best place to develop and commercialize new communication methods and devices for patients.

Site view

Patients can use the new aids and developers can receive clinical trial data in real-time. Buffalo Hearing and speech center have a large number of patients under 5 years old. Many of these children also have autism. Under the influence of autism, some people have excessively sensitive hearing. The clinic teaches how to alleviate the symptoms of children who have these symptoms and live in harmony with other children when they go to elementary school. Therefore, this project is to design a new building combines the clinic and incubator center.


Current - 10AM

Current - 3PM

New - 10AM

New- 3PM

Mass phase


Site plan


Indoor gym

Treatment room

Playground 1st Floor Classroom

Open restroom

Treatment room

Observation room

Open office

2nd Floor Semi-private office

Copy room


Share kitchen

Faculty private office

Meeting room 3rdFloor Pocket room

Open office

Roof garden

Lounge

Roof Plan


Disconnect 2nd and 3rd floor for security

Section, Elevation


Render view



Chamber of the Time and Spirit Fifth-year Design Studio Project, Recreational facilities project in Taean-gun, South Korea

The resort is a place where people visit for the purpose of recreation and health recovery. Recreation can be written in Chinese characters as ‘休養.’ It means the recuperating body and mind while resting comfortably. The resort also could be interpret as Re(re) Sort(arrange).

It is easily accessible from anywhere in the country, and because of its geographical characteristics, China is so close that it can attract a lot of Chinese tourists. Taean is a place where a large oil spill occurred in 2007, where many people volunteered to clean the oil by hand.

It means the resort could change the thing dark to bright, messy to simple, boring to excited. I defined this meaning as recharge.

As a result of these efforts, Taean has become clean enough to be designated as a national park and is also home to the most famous Manlipo Beach in South Korea. Shinjin island with resort is designated pine forest as a forest preservation area, and there is a segregated beach to the south. There is only one road to the resort area, and when you cross the hill road, you will see a quiet site surrounded by mountains.

Shinjindo-ri is located in the middle of South Korea, and when the soon to be constructed Seosan Airport is completed, all air routes, land routes, and sea routes including the Daesan port are connected.

Section and elevation of the project


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Concept diagram - room of spirits and room of time


Mass process of room of time


Section plan


Site plan


Underground Floor

1st Floor

2nd Floor

Standard floor Floor plan - room of spirit


Render view



Innovation Incubator and Communal Living First semester Design Studio Project of Master Course, Incubator center and dormitory, SUNY at Buffalo, NY

This project will design a dorm of mixing different uses in one building to produce a living, working and leisure environment that supports mind-body balance. Principles of inclusive design will be applied through the lens of “biophilic design” to demonstrate how synergistic space for residences, creative production, and wellness can create an interesting architecture and enliven a university campus. Contemporary university environments can be very stressful places, particularly for young adults. Often students encounter social and cultural diversity for the first time when they live on campus. Attitudes and habits of living are learned at this stage of life that can affect health and wellness throughout the lifespan. Foundations are set for life-long learning, nutrition, exercise, socialization, and intimacy.

Indoor view of first floor

A focus on biophilic design is a unifying theme that can provide benefits for a very diverse population, offer a unique experience that will have a lasting impression, improve the reputation of a university and contribute significantly to achieving the ultimate goal of university life the production and communication of knowledge through the fabric of the environment itself. The site for the project will be on the North Campus along both sides of Lee Rd. between the service road and the traffic circle, including the site where the bookstore and the commons are currently located.


Master plan



2nd Floor

Floor Plan

Typical Floor - 3rd, 4th


5th Floor

Floor Plan

Basement Floor


Unit Plan Twin Room

Site view

Triple Room

Accessible Room


Timber structure model


Other works Hand drawing Icon design Concrete work Wood work Diva daylight analysis Physical model Revit Modeling

Study of daylight

Study of daylight

Horizontal shade

Horizontal shade

Vertical shade

Vertical shade

With ramp

With ramp


Michelle Jihyun Jeong Education

Kyonggi University, Korea

B. Arch (Republic of Korea)

Buffalo Public School

Student teacher

SUNY at Buffalo

Teaching assistant

SIAPlAN

Temporary position

A-Group Co.

Internship (Winter)

Kyonggi University

Assistant

WE3 Innovation Sprint

3rd Place - Blackstone Launch Pad Design Charrette

Kyonggi University

2nd Place - Cross-year Project

Aug 2019 - Dec 2019

Jan 2017 - Mar 2017

Dec 2014 - Feb 2015

Aug 2011 - Dec 2011

Oct 2019

Mar 2014

Exhibition

Accredited five-year course by Korea Architecture Accrediting Board

Developed curriculum introducing architecture and design and leading class

Introduction to Architecture - Grade papers relating to architectural history and attendance Yongsan 4 District Mixed-use, Gyosung B-1BL Residential (Separate project)

Yongdeungpo Studio Apartment, Pyongchon New town business complex facility, Military barracks Computer lab assistant

Design sprint calling for the design of campus housing catering to student enterpreneurs and innovation

Design competition for design of campus architectural environment

Mar 2020

Display Public school students projects from Architecture + Education program

POP-CONC

Artist

POP-CONC

Founding member, Artist

Woochon Korea House

Restaurant Server

WISET

Mentee

Textappeal

Translator

Feb 2012 - Feb 2017

Jun 2019 - Current

Jun 2014 - Dec 2014

Mar 2014 - Jun 2014

Skills

State University of New York at Buffalo

BAF(Buffalo Architecture Foundation) Exhibition participant

Feb 2014 - Mar 2014

Others

Buffalo, New York

M. Arch

Aug 2018 - Feb 2021

Aug 2018 - Jan 2019

Honors

(716) 912-7931

SUNY at Buffalo, U.S.A.

Mar 2011 - Feb 2017

Experience

mjjh1210@gmail.com

Art exhibition group for architecture student in Republic of Korea

Art exhibition group for architecture student in Republic of Korea

Customer service

Korea center for Women In Science, Engineering and Technology

Cosmetic advertisement: English-Korean translate service

Auto CAD, Revit, Rhino, Sketch Up, Adobe Creative Suite (Photoshop, Illustrator, InDesign, After Effect, Premiere pro), Lumion, MS Office, Physical model-making, Diva, Sketching, Korean


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