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Water Library

yello, B

Cube

Art in Cube

Banners Maketh Play

Pavilion Design

Book Design

Graphic Design

Platform for harmonization among the generations in the village

Opening a new chapter in the center of the Yeoido, Seoul

Cube gallery appears in the city of youth; Hongdae.

Embracing the universe of art in the building F!

Regenerating; Architecture, that is never be abandoned

'The Ball' 'Waving Light'

'From a Space to the Place' Program books

Posters from Student Union 2018

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Water Library

Site: Dongnimmun-ro 8gil,

Seodaemun-gu, Seoul

Site Area: 1260m2

Program: Urban Regeneration Date: 2018.03 - 2017.06 Personal Project

Ansanjarak Village Urban Renewal Project

Ansanjarak village refers from Ansan Mountain to

Chungjeongno Station, Yeongcheon Market area. In February 2016, Ansanjarak Village was selected as a candidate site for revitalization of the Seoul city. The Seoul Urban Renaissance Revitalization

Project aims to enhance competitiveness and

improve the quality of life through government

support and communication among residents by selecting the aging regions in Seoul. Ansanjarak

village needs revitalization but it is difficult to cope

with the civilian self-sufficiency. Therefore, the case of supporting the private self-vitality is the priority. The necessity of urban renewal

Located near the city center, the Village in

Seodaemun is equipped with abundant historical and cultural resources such as Ansanjarak

Road, Yeongcheon Market, Independence Park, Seodaemun Prison History Hall, educational

facilities from elementary school to university, and good transportation conditions.

On the other hand, the city is surrounded by large-

scale development areas such as the North-East

New Town, Mapo City Environmental Improvement Project, and Jongno-gu Newtown. More than 70% of the buildings in this village are over 20 years old. Especially in the natural scenic areas, the

buildings are clinging to each other and the view is not secured. Also, the residents are experiencing inconvenience in living such as the narrow and

disturbed alley. Since Ansanjarak Village is rich in historical and cultural contexts and local assets

such as Yeongcheon Market, it identifies the current situation and abundant potential.

"Platform for harmonization among the generations" Water Library, rendering image, photoshop, 566x357

The site, a node point, has a lot of difference in altitude, allowing residents to live up, and young

people to travel down. In this village where the old and the young live simultaneously, there is no cultural facility for them to harmonize. I am introducing Water Library - ‘Cheonyeon’ stands for

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‘water’, and ‘harmonize’ for ‘library’ - where all generations can meet in this node. Piercing the

roads in this area makes people to move free (figures 1 and 2) and this path intuitively passes through the library (figures 3 and 4). Thus, the left side of the road consists of the developed

residence and the library on the right. A tranquil nature is on the upper part, and the cheerful library in the lower. In addition, the part where the nature is contained is supported by the transparent floor, and the cafe will have full of natural light (figure 5,6,7 and 8).

Park is the core program of the water library. All

users can move freely only through the park, from residence, library, and cafe. This makes people

possible to feel peace in nature even for a short time in this village where greens are insufficient. There is

a gallery between the cafe and the library to prevent noise, and the elderly welfare facilities are included in the residence so that seniors are freely allow to enjoy a rich life.

The rendering below contains a view from the

library looking down on the cafe, and it is placed by

books around, so that it would not be awkward when people are moving from one space to another. The ceiling is supporting by a louver with a transparent floor on top containing water inside, so that the Space placement diagram, sketch, 190X176

reflected natural light is efficiently pouring.

Water Library, rendering image, photoshop, 380X308

Community Facilities

Street Network

Library Facilities

Facade Material

Superannuation

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Map of the village, photoshop, 320X166

The exploded axono diagram on the left is made

with Photoshop, which was worked during the

mid-term of the project. Middle in the white floor, I planned to have green spaces. The water library program is located on the lower right and the

developed residence is on the upper left from the white floor. The water library contains galleries, cafes, libraries, seminar rooms, and offices.

Moreover, I used this site with a lot of ground

elevation to express the level differently and let people interact with each other in any spaces.

At the bottom, the section rendering is the work

submitted at the end of the project. Based on the

drawings, it is a retouched like a poster. The sky-

blue color line seen in the middle is the water, and

the slit part of the floor make water to rush down the wall and flows like a waterfall. Visitors can listen to

the sound of the water while enjoying the exhibitions and reading the books with relaxed atmosphere. The backyard residence was built in Hanok, a

traditional Korean housing, to harmonize with the

existing buildings of the village. The reason why the

sky is pink is because the concept color of the works of this time was a pink, and it was to give the same Exploded axono, photoshop, 420X581

feeling with unity.

Section render, photoshop, 380X200

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best seller books

study room

small office

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machinary room

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yello B

Site: 115, Yeouigongwon-ro,

Yeongdeungpo-gu, Seoul

Site Area: 3379m2

Program: Office and Hotel Date: 2017.09 - 2017.12

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Personal Project

Office project in Yeoido

This semester focused on the task of designing a

complex building that meets the regulations and the nature of the site in earnest. I planned this building as a landmark of Yeouido which could be used by citizens and users by putting office and business hotels together. ‘yello B’, which is a huge bridge

that penetrates directly through two masses would represent Yeouido’s landmark characteristics. About Yeouido

Yeoido is the capital of the finance in Seoul.

As economy developed in 1970s, the nation’s

financial companies were concentrated and all

investors gathered in Yeoido. However, due to the development of the Internet and transportations, people getting together in Yeoido became

unnecessary. It has been waning in recent years.

The first goal of revitalizing Yeouido was to build a

site that allows the citizens to enjoy the area without breaking its own atmosphere. The site presented by the school had a cluster of business companies on

the left side and a Han River Public Park on the right side which connects the two meccas. The Kakao group, which is emerging lately to all ages, was perfect for this site.

"Opening a new chapter in the center of the Yeouido, Seoul" yello B, rendering image, photoshop, 566X336

The office had to hold two companies in

one because of the Kakaoâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s characteristic, collaboration. Kakao Bank was only used

in online without any services at real which made people to have trouble. Therefore, it is a win-win situation for Kakao group and

Yeoido to have both. Office on the left and

business hotel on the right made courtyard

on the middle that make people to gather and enjoy. The ground connecting the citizens

and the bridge connecting the users show it

instantly as their moto â&#x20AC;&#x2DC;Connect Everythingâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;. The bubble diagram on the left shows all

the programs' characteristics together and

why they gather each other to create synergy. yello B is now presenting the eco-friendly Bubble diagram, indesign, 196X180

building model to future conglomerates.

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If you look at the plan of the site, (figure 1) you can see the shape is trapezoidal. First of all, a very basic

building shape, rectangle, goes into the site so that it would fit perfectly, and then the road was opened to

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connect two huge nodes (figure 2) bonding the business area on the left and the Han-river area on the right.

Naturally, two masses are created, one of which has an office program and the other has a hotel. The mass of the office that represents the financial market gave a sense of hierarchy by making the scale of the business hotel small (figure 3). The empty space between them is filled with greenery, so people can fluently feel the connection between nature and business. The two masses were connected by bridges functioning other needs in the building (figure 4).

yello B, rendering image, photoshop, 380X284

In this project, I was able to learn the deep part of

the construction by dealing with diverse materials and details. Curtain wall, the duct of the ceiling,

the finishing materials, and HVAC system was not

covered before. It was also an opportunity to learn the layout of the columns to plan the basement parking lot and to know the sequence of the buildings construction.

Study books, drawings, and panels, which are the

core of the project, are well representing the â&#x20AC;&#x2DC;yello Bâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;. The panel is including the final renderings, drawings, evacuation plan, and section detail. Evacuation plan, autocad, 196X200

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Cube

Site: 30, Wausan-ro 18-gil, Mapo-gu Seoul, Republic of Korea

Site Area: 1400m2 Program: Gallery

Date: 2016.09-2016.12

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Personal Project

Gallery project in Hongdae

The project was to integrate all the galleries

scattered within the university into one represen-

tative gallery. It was outside the school grounds, so I had to design it prominently so that not only the students but also the outsiders could participate.

The project put creative and separate spaces, which was different from the typical building structure and movement, allowing various people to work.

2016, Hongik university's gallery has come to the

place of youth, Hongdae. While Hongdae has lots of commercial facilities, it has few cultural places. Appearance of gallery will help make people

become more active and provide opportunities to younger and older generations to visit.

"Cube gallery appears in the city of youth Hongdae." Cube, rendering image, photoshop, 420x297

As the site of the university is narrow, many exhibitions

have been scattered in various buildings. This made

complication among the visitors and hard for them to find the shows. Integrating all the exhibitions became a top priority since then. A new site near school would make all the previous exhibitions into one and make people possible to view them easily without getting lost.

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Gallery 'CUBE' is a huge cube-shaped mass as it is

called, with its corners embedded in the ground. The

entrance of the gallery besides the mass is in the form

of a pavilion, which is the starting point of all exhibitions. The left side of the site allows the students to enter and the right side allows the visitors.

Idea sketch, sketch, 210X297

The space where the two roads face each other

naturally enters the gallery site while people are walking. The glass sculptured pavilion entrance

greets the people on the small site and a gallery mass is on the opposite side.

The entrance is unified into one, while the

entrance to the exhibition and commercial facilities is thoroughly separated. There is an up-and-

down exhibition center with a huge hall, and a

long escalator connecting the two exhibition halls drastically piercing the center of the hall making people to feel grandeur.

Various activities are held in the hall. Mostly,

lectures and different types of shows are held. The music and sounds from the hall do not affect the

pedestrians outside due to the comparatively lower

level of the hall. Moreover, the entrance of the hall is Idea sketch, sketch, 210X297

limited, activities in the 'Cube' are all independent.

Section render, photoshop, 380X232

Model, scale 1:200

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2F Cafe rendering, photoshop, 336X154

1F Hall rendering, photoshop, 336X154

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Art in Cube

Site: F building, 94,

Wausan-ro, Mapo-gu, Seoul

Site Area: 2012m2

Program: Renovation

Date: 2017.03 - 2017.06 Personal Project

School renovation project in Hongdae

The core of this project is to review the technical

and functional aspects of the building and

reconstruct it according to the user's requirements. The dynamic facade was ruined through decades

which turned the building monotonous. Therefore, this art college building is now equipped with a

splendid lobby and a work space in accordance to

the school's reputation. It was also a great chance to organize a two-month study and prepare a program book that could be presented professionally.

As there are more than 50 percent of art students

residing in this building, facility problems never stop. Cleanliness, flow of other students, and space environmental problems, which have

resulted from negligence of school. Therefore, it is urgent to renew all the problems and design plans with professionals who can deal with the current

situations. Corresponding to art students in 2017, the Department of Fine Arts at Hongik University

aims for better quality of life and sustainable urban development.

"Embracing the universe of art in the building F!" Art in Cube, rendering image, photoshop, 900X563

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Toward these problems, renovation is focused on inter-disciplinary approach. As the Fine Arts Hall

(a.k.a. Building F) has zero identity, almost none knows where the Building F is nor the existence of

this building even though hundreds of students pass through it every day. In contrast with the 1970s, Building F lost its dynamic characteristics surrounded by other school buildings. Loss of its identity

results in horrible consequences. No daylight, No existence, No concern. No nothing. To revitalize, united private gallery and the machine hall may help the building to stand out.

Rough render, rhino 3d and photoshop, 420x235

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To revitalize, united private gallery and the machine hall may help the building to stand out. With Building U (New Arts Hall)

and Building E (Design and Arts Hall), this gallery cube is placed in middle of the three buildings, making art students and other people to have easier access than before.

The cube is all covered with glass attracting viewers and making it look outstanding. Contrast with the former design (solid

and cold red bricks cover), glass makes people to bond with each other and communicate through its transparency not

only physically but also network-wise. Top of this cube, triangular pavilion invites a great number of visitors showing off its elevation. All the users will be filled with the beauty of this frame structure which will make HAS great again. (Hongik Art School)

After a year in 2018, the school finally started to renovate building F, and as expected, the new lobby was large enough for

students to gather and meet each other. They spread to other place after they gathered in the lobby, and were able to look at each other face-to-face at least twice a day in the building.

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Banners Maketh Play

Site: Seonyu Island Park 3343,

Seonyu-ro, Yeongdeungpo-gu, Seoul

Site Area: 105m2

Program: Pavilion

Date: 2016.04 - 2016.05 Team Project

About 'UAUS Competition'

UAUS is a collegiate architectural association with

21 universities in the metropolitan area. It arranges a place for creative, academic and interchange

between architectural universities, and provides practical experience to architecture students. In

addition, UAUS creates a culture of architecture

festivals in which ordinary citizens can participate and communicate with the public, and presents

the social and cultural possibilities of architecture.

UAUS have been active since 2011 in the earnest

concern about thinking about architecture. As part of this idea, it holds a joint exhibition every year. 2016 Annual UAUS Exhibition Theme

UAUS will be celebrating the 5th UAUS Architecture

Festival in 2016 on Seonyu island where it is

famous for its rejuvenation. Through this exhibition, UAUS will try to understand the significance of

sustainability and renewal, which is an important

issue for the general society and architecture, and

to make the architectural attempts to overcome the

environmental destruction of the building act through the pavilion. The theme of the 5th exhibition in UAUS is 'RE: PLAYARCHITECTURE'.

"Regenerating; Architecture, that is never be abandoned" Banners Maketh Play, DSLR Camera, 420x265

Sketch, tracing paper, 210x157

Mock-up, wood and form board, scale 1:30

Seonyu Island Park is different from the parks that are often seen in urban areas. It is because it is

transformed into a park without harming the nature of the water purification plant. By exposing the concrete waterway and the mechanism of the water purification system, it became a space where people gather interests in the characteristics of the park and convey the meaning of reproduction.

The mechanism was revealed to the external area by the same principle to create a pavilion that harmonizes

the way of expressing the reproduction of Seonyu Island. In addition, it tried to convey the method of

reproduction using banners which are hard to reproduce. The movement of the banner by the mechanism

visually attracts peopleâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s attention. Most of the banners are used for a certain period, then they turn into waste. This banner, which is hard to be recycled, meets with the architectural pavilion and causes curiosity regarding the kind of regeneration it can take.

In this pavilion, the elements of banners are communicating through the direct participation of the users. The

space where the light and shadow falls in the mechanism keeps changing and this makes participants feel thrilled. Not only participants but also people who are watching indirectly feel the interest.

People's participation is the driving force of the banner movement, and the beginning of the mechanism at

the same time. Through direct experience, shadows created by light and banners change their appearance, which allows people to see how space changes. At the same time, the people who are visiting can also

experience indirectly, causing the people around the pavilion to 'ventilate' its rebirth. We also wanted to make visitors experience the change of space. The discarded banners through this process allow users to have an

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impressive experience and hope to include a new sense of rebirth.

Pavilion rendering image, photoshop, 800x420

Pavilion photo, DSLR Camera, 210X285

Banner Reuse We wanted to make a

First Replay

banner that conveys a

Using Discarded Material

role of creating space in the

We kept thinking about

different meaning in the

Pavilion mechanism, illustrator, 160X214

Second Replay Using

Non-Discarded Material The steel pipe scaffold was

advertisement, which is the

how to use the banner and

used, and the dimension

yet hard to play its role due

temporary scaffold.

the unit length that was

original role of the banner,

to its short-lasting function.

the sandwich panel as a

Assembly

of the member was set to previously distributed.

Minimizing permanent

bonds such as welding

and increasing the number of fluid bonds like clamps

Thus, the steel pipe scaffolding pipe can be relocated

after it has finished its role as a pavilion.

Pavilion diagram, photoshop, 297X210

The Ball Pavilion Design

Site: National Museum of Modern and Contemporary Art (MMCA), 313,

Gwangmyeong-ro, Gwacheon-si, Gyeonggi-do

Site Area: 100m2

Program: Pavilion

Date: 2016.09 - 2016.10 Team Project

"Balloons for the party make everyone happy." On the 30th anniversary, the collaborative competition was hosted by ‘UAUS’ and the ‘National Museum

of Modern and Contemporary Art’. Three teams were selected from all over the country and ‘The Ball’ was

selected. The aim of the project is to create a pavilion where citizens can play. Fortunately, the weather was sunny throughout the festival and it was a successful exhibition without any accidents.

The National Museum of Modern and Contemporary Art (MMCA) held a festival 'Siwall Dabang' celebrating

the 30th anniversary of its opening. The 'Siwall Dabang' is an outdoor cultural event held in a museum which is decorated with beautiful autumn leaves. Especially this exhibition, expands the character of the museum

as an art festival where viewers, writers and artists come together as one. The theme of this festival involves artists from exhibitions, performances, architecture, dance, and workshops. Through this festival, visitors will be able to meet various artists in diverse fields. They can break down the barrier of existing arts.

The Hongik University team, which was selected upon the theme for 'memories', made a pavilion with

balloons as its main material. Balloons, regardless of country, are props that cannot be missed at parties and

events. Hereby, people unconsciously think of anniversaries or special days when they encounter the pavilion. The balloons become the mediators that remind visitors of their memorable days.

The balloon is a module and at the same time a structure itself which symbolizes celebration, and party.

In addition, it smoothly breaks down the boundaries between art and architecture, and at the same time harmonizes with the venue. Beyond the strong architectural character, 'The Ball' naturally melts into the surrounding art form.

'The Ball' is a kind of headquarter that aims to make space for people to conduct functional activities such as

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guiding and receiving events under the pavilion. During the ceremony, visitors can feel both the characters of pavilion, and the functional activities performed thereunder. The main construction principle is to secure the lower space by connecting the balloons with helium which has a lower density than that of the atmosphere. After finishing both ends of the V-shaped balloon, each balloon is woven together with cable ties and used as one module. Referring to the plan, we float these in the air by filling gas at the same time. 'The ball' is completed within few minutes, where each balloon becomes a wall and a ceiling.

Waving Light

Site: 5th window, L building, 94, Wausan-ro, Mapo-gu, Seoul

Site Area: 21.7m3

Program: Pavilion

Date: 2015.09 - 2015.12 Personal Project

Pavilion Design

"Enlightening the dark corridor shall bring the space to life." The goal of this project is to select one work from each studio as a representative and try to build it in actual scale., Gorgeous lights were utilized in pavilion to complement the dark corridor and drab character, which

attracted many people's attention. In addition, we learned the mock-up process and studied the construction procedure in detail.

The Pavilion project is my first project as a student of Department of Architecture. The site is a window frame

located at the end of the aisle of the L building. Even though the building is the Department of Architecture, the corridor reminisces a cold and dull laboratory.

I wanted to transform this drab space into a space where the hallway is beyond the function of merely

passing through, yet to a place where people can linger around.

Students walk through the corridor toward the gorgeous lights that are seen far away. The entrance to the

pipe, which was initially seen as a line, is gradually transformed into a colorful material and color circle, giving

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pleasure while changing the perception. The interior of the pipe is made of different materials and colored films, making it more powerful.

This project made our team deal with the very first full-scale work. The pavilion is constructed of materials

that are prefabricated from the pipe company which are in contract with us. It is then artificially recreated by

our hands. This project is an opportunity to learn the overall work related to construction such as sequence of the full-scale work, cooperation, construction period, etc.

From the Space To the Place

Project: The class' goal is to explore the

meaning of arts and architecture.

The book contains best students'

opinions that were well thought out.

Professor: Il Suk, KIM

Publisher: Hongik Unviersity

Class: Space and Psychology Date: 2015.03 - 2015.06

Book Publication

Markus Raetz is an artist who has broken down the boundaries of an opposite, showing literally antonyms,

such as ‘yes’ and ‘no’, ‘non’ and ‘oui’, ‘we’ and ‘me’. His works show both sides of antonyms that give audience to feel ambiguous in the same time. These are distinctly different from illusion depending on the direction, ‘yes’ can be prominent or ‘non’. Thus, he does not emphasize any single word, but enables the audience to see

what he sees and how he perceives it. But what is even more impressive here is that people can able to look

at the process how the words change, rather than seeing ‘yes’ and ‘no’ in the same time. Looking at his works, people might often feel in the sense of 'no' from the standpoint of 'yes', or the other way, but not both. The

part that changes from ‘yes’ to ‘no’ and ‘no’ to ‘yes’ can be represent of a boundary that demolish age of the youngs and the olds.

Every vday, people take a stand in the neutral when conflicts come across and act flexibly in which direction

they might go, depending on the situation. Therefore, the boundary is not a line nor barrier but feeling of

each cognitive process at each stage. If you feel differently from one day to another in a normal passing

environment, then the moment is a moment when you are aware of it in a different direction than normal. Markus Raetz, From a Space to the Place, pg.110 Richard Serra, who says "when you leave the place where the work is placed, it must be destroyed." is a

good indication of the nature of site-specific art. In other words, when a work is planned, a specific place must also be planned and should be made to be a part of it. If the work leaves the place, the original intention,

meaning, and concept of the work are all destroyed. The courtroom and the dismissal of <Tilted Arc> tell us

that art can exist in the public by the meaning of art itself, and leave a question, "Should art be given priority

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in the function of public rights?". The site-specific art has the value of the artist’s work time and this value transformed to the place where it becomes a stage to the artist. ...

Perhaps Richard Serra is the artist who achieved the art that has a direction with faith in the reality. His work

has been accomplished only in the unpredictable situation with his own character and these finally made him the perfect artist of the site-specific art.

Richard Serra, From a Space to the Place, pg.129

From a Space to the Place, book's chapter cover, indesign, 172X172

Pina Bausch is a myth in the 20th century modern dance world. The qualifier "the most outstanding innovator in the last

50 years" explains her position. How did this small dancer captivate the hearts of the world? The secret lies in 'interest in humans'. Pina Bausch always listens to human emotions rather than seeking harmonious choreography or superior

technology. She has been constantly exploring ways to express and express the existential questions that human beings must inevitably raise, such as love and hate, longing and loneliness, frustration and fear, memory and oblivion.

An important factor that cannot be missed in this creative work is communication with dancers. While dancers are

collaborators beyond a passive hitter moving along a designated line, choreographers are a kind of designer who transform, connect, and unify what is discovered during practice. Notable fact is body languages and common movements are

conspicuous elements of Pinaâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s work. She uses these factors to express the details which came from her common lifestyle with colorful dance techniques. Unfamiliar feelings calmly hit when people first encounter Pina 's work. This 'non-formation' can be somewhat uncomfortable for an audience who is familiar with well-choreographed dance.

Ironically, therefore, she gained the hearts of people around the world. Sharing opinions with the members and the

experiences of the audience on a realistic subject that everyone can understand made huge communication field among

the stage. Primitive emotions of human are freely unfolded in a violent poison, an elegant duet, a dynamic dance, and the

audience gets fresh impression through the beauty of this body. While this German choreographer dismantled the barriers of

fine art and the public, it also broke the boundaries between art forms. Beginning with the introduction of theater composition, she has presented new possibilities by combining dance with various artistic elements such as music, film, opera, and art. Pina finally made a dance as an integrated art.

Pina Baush, From a Space to the Place, pg.321

Program Book Book Design

4 3 2 1 Since junior, I have consistently made program books for each architectural design studio project. First

book at the top was made in spring semester this year on the senior, the second in fall semester in 2017,

the third one in spring semester in 2017, and the fourth is my very first portfolio. 1 is a book that includes site history research, site analysis, population, statistics, diagrams, and a master plan, which were related to the

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regeneration of the city at that time. 2 is a program book about office design projects in the second semester

of last year. Analyzing the Yeouido area in Seoul, investigating three sites, and selecting which office to put in,

it shows all the process of defining the concept. 3 is a book about the process of the school renovation project in the first semester of junior. The details are the same as the second book. Finally, the fourth book was

my first portfolio, and it contains all the works from the first grade to the junior. I was able to admitted in the language course in Hong Kong University at the winter in 2017 by applying with this portfolio.

서대문구 천연동 도시재생 개요

9.0%

서울시

마스터 플랜

site_analysis

approach

천연동

8.9%

충현동

6.7% 4.2%

2.6%

2.3%

1인 가구 비율

광역버스, 간선버스 지선버스, 마을버스 지하철

독거 노인 비율

2015년 집계구 기준, 서울통계

안산자락마을 도시재생 사업

안산자락마을은 충정로역에서

영천시장에 이르는 천연동, 충현동 일대 서대문역세권(면적 약 289,000㎡)을 말합니다.

개요

행정동 : 천연동+충현동 일부

법정동 : 영천동, 옥천동, 천연동, 냉천동, 충정로2가, 충정로3가 일부

※영천재개발구역, 마포도시환경정비구역, 북아현뉴타운구역 제외 면적 : 인구 :

약 289,000㎡ (약 87,422평) 7,987명

가구수 : 3,561가구

(아파트 520가구/비아파트3,041가구) 용도지역 :

1종일반 11.9%, 2종일반 49.3%, 3종일반 33.8%, 준주거 1.9%, 일반상업 3.1% 도시계획시설 :

학교시설 22.8%, 공원 및 녹지시설 2.4%

2010년 집계구 기준, 서울통계

안산자락마을은 2016년 2월 서울형

도시재생활성화(근린재생일반형)

후보지 지역으로 선정되며 본격적인

1인가구비율

거주형태

인구 분포에 있어서 특징은 최근 10년 1

주거환경개선 작업이 시작되었습니다.

대상지 내 거주 가구들의 형태는 자가

인가구 증가율이 각 천연동 9.0%, 충현동

서울형 도시재생활성화 사업은

27.5%, 임대(전월세) 72.5%로 세입자들의

8.9%로 서울시 평균 6.7%보다 더 높다는

서울시 내 노후화된 지역을 선정하여

비율이 압도적으로 높습니다. 이는 거주 지

것입니다. 특히 인구 중 독거노인 비율도 천

정부지원과 주민들간의 소통을

속성 및 지역 애착심이 부족하다는 문제점을

연동 4.2%로 서울시의 약 2배에 달합니다.

통해 경쟁력을 강화하고 삶의 질을

야기하고 주거 환경 개선에 대해 소극적인

이는 노인들이 고독사의 위험에 크게 노출되

자세를 취하게 되었습니다. 반면 대상지 내

필요함을 증명합니다.

고 있으며 주거환경 악화를 이유로 임차인들

어 있음을 의미하고 더욱 활발한 커뮤니티가

높인다는 취지의 사업입니다.

안산자락마을은 재생의 필요성은

높으나 민간 스스로의 극복이 어려워

의 노년층은 임대업을 주 수입원으로 생활하 이 줄어들어 생계 유지의 문제로도 이어지고 있습니다. 임차인들의 주요 대상은 신촌이나

민간의 자생력 강화를 위해 우선

종로에서 일을 하는 직장인들이며, 일부는

지원하는 사례에 속하고 있습니다.

영천시장에서 일하는 주민들이기도 합니다.

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Urban Regeneration 2018, program book #1, indesign, 172X247

Yeouido 2017, program book #2, indesign, 182X257

Fine Arts Hall Renovation 2017, program book #3, indesign, 182X257

Frat House

Banners Maketh Play

yello B

Chunma Library

Phase 1

Phase 2

Setting zones

Settle

The commercial areas surrounding Hongik University (a.k.a Hongdae) used to be filled with tourists and college students until it has been stalled lately. So, what is now rising is the neighboring town, Yeonnam. During this stagnation period, Yeonnam-dong has rapidly emerged. It has become the hub of all sites with word-of-mouth among the population. As this town has a high potential of becoming a landmark, the Frat House is the optimum.

From a Space to the Space Waving Light

Freshman

Lvl 1320mm

Living Room

Part A

Lvl 1320mm

Setting area according to instructions

Garage

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Porch

26 34

yello B

Courtyard Lvl 1080mm

Meeting Room Lvl 1080mm

Cinema Pool

Junior art in CUBE yello B Chunma Library

Phase 3

Phase 4

Phase 5

Empty

Reflecting sky

Configure

50 56

plan B1, garage, scale 1:200

This semester focused on the task of designing a complex

plan 1F, living room, seminar room, cinema pool, courtyard, scale 1:200

building that meets the regulations and the nature of the site which could be used by citizens and users by putting office

UP Dress Room

Living Room

Emptying for the influx of nature

in earnest. I planned this building as a landmark of Yeouido

Senior

Master Bathroom Master Room

Kitchen

Establish the flow of communication between earth and sky

A library communicating nature and the sky

and business hotels together. ‘yello B’, which is a huge bridge that penetrates directly through two masses would

Corridor & Terrace

represent Yeoido’s landmark characteristics.

Bathroom

Room

PERSONAL PROJECT

Dress Room DN

Meeting Room

Room

Work Room

posters

Part A

Lvl 1200mm

Terrace

Music Booth

pavilion details sandwich panels, DSLR Camera, 1830x1220 (top) rollers, DSLR Camera, 1830x1220 (left) fixed pully for banners, DSLR Camera, 1830x1220 (right)

Terrace

contents

Frat House Banners Maketh Play CUBE The Ball

Core area setting based on function

height 2500mm

Sophomore

Part B

General

Architectural Project (6)

Kitchen

Lvl 1320mm

Service

Part B

Utility Room

plan 2F, guest room, music booth, scale 1:200

plan 3F, guest room master room, work room, terrace, scale 1:200

back elevation, autocad and sketchup, 150x210

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Sprinkling Paint on the White Building 2017, portfolio, indesign, 210X297

Poster

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Graphic Design

HSA pre-school poster 2018, indesign, 297X370

Housing concept poster 2016, illustrator, 297X420

HSA pre-school poster 2018, photoshop, 297X420

contact sinalee@sas.upenn.edu networks issuu.com/sinaleee

date of birth: may 3, 1994 place of birth: seoul, south korea

Education

Apgujeong High School Hongik University University of Pennsylvania

20, Apgujeong-ro 39-gil, Gangnam-gu, Seoul, 06003 94, Wausan-ro, Mapo-gu, Seoul, 04066 3701 Chestnut Street, Philadelphia, PA 19104

March 2010 - Feburary 2013 March 2015 - Feburary 2020 August 2018 - December 2018

Teaching Experience

Hongik High School

51, Seongmisan-ro, Mapo-gu, Seoul, 03967

July 2018 - August 2018

Language

Korean English

Native Toefl 103

Feburary 2018

Skills

AutoCAD Sketchup Rhino Grasshopper Photoshop Illustrator Indesign

10/10 7/10 8/10 7/10 10/10 8/10 10/10

Database 2015-2018 Typology

Name

Period of Time

Note

Days of work

Study abroad

University of Pennsylvania

August, 2018 - December, 2018

International Student

128

Volunteer work

Teaching

July, 2018 - August, 2018

11th grade, English

Architectural work*

Water Library

March, 2018 - June, 2018

Program: Library

126

Student council poster

Hongik Posters

February, 2018 - July, 2018

12th Hongik Student Counsel

120

State scholarship

Changjo, Gongro

February, 2018

Publication

Sprinkling Paint on the White Building

February, 2018 - March, 2018

Portfolio

Travel

Hong Kong and Macau

February, 2018

Architectural work

yello B

September, 2017 - December, 2017

Program: Office

121

Volunteer work

UIA SEOUL

September, 2017 - October, 2017

Docent

State scholarship

Hyupdong

August, 2017

Internship scholarship

ITM Corporation

June, 2017 - August, 2017

Architectural work**

Chunma Library

June, 2017 - August, 2017

Program: Library

Architectural work

Art in CUBE

March, 2017 - June, 2017

Program: Art College

124

State scholarship

Hyupdong

February, 2017

Travel

Sydney, Australia

December, 2016 - January, 2017

Architectural work

Cube

September, 2016 - December, 2016

Program: Gallery

122

Pavilion*

The Ball

September, 2016 - October, 2016

Finalist in MMCA competition

State scholarship

Changjo

August, 2016

Travel

Spain, France, Italy, Greece

June, 2016 - July, 2016

Architectural work

Frat House

March, 2016 - June, 2016

Program: Residence

121

Pavilion*

Banners Maketh Play

March, 2016 - May, 2016

Finalist in UAUS competition

State scholarship

Myeonhak

February, 2016

Travel

Singapore, Singapore

January, 2016

Travel

Sapporo, Japan

December, 2015

Volunteer work

Senior Care Center

November, 2015

Senior care

Pavilion*

Waving Light

September, 2015 - December, 2015

College exhibition

123

State scholarship

Hyupdong

August, 2015

Travel

Osaka, Japan

July, 2015

Publication

From a Space to the Place

March, 2015 - June, 2015

Opinions of artists

115

*Works were exhibited **Works were constructed