SO HEE CHO PORTFOLIO
Works in 2015-2020 ssoahkee@gmail.com
SO HEE CHO
11, Geolpo 1-ro, Gimpo-si, Gyeonggi-do, Republic of Korea +82 10 5509 8079 ssoahkee@gmail.com
Education KYONGGI UNIVERSITY, Republic of Korea Feb.2015 ~ Feb.2021, B.A. IN Department of Architecture
Certificate of Attendance of Sprachcaffe Languages PLUS Malta, Malta 27th.May.2019 ~ 21st.Jun.2019, A English Language course at C1 Advanced Level
Certificate of Attendance of Sprachcaffe Edwards Language School London, UK 7th.Jan.2019 ~ 24th.May.2019, A General and Spoken English course at the level of ADVANCED
Scholarship Merit Scholarship, Department of Architecture, Kyonggi University 1st Semester of 2015
KGU(Kyongggi Univ.) Scholarship, Kyonggi University
2nd Semester of 2016, recommended by the President of Professor in Dept. of Architecture
KGU(Kyongggi Univ.) Scholarship, Kyonggi University
2nd Semester of 2017, recommended by the President of Professor in Dept. of Architecture
Scholarship for an Improvement Students’ Grades, Kyonggi University 1st Semester of 2018
Merit Scholarship, Department of Architecture, Kyonggi Univerisity 1st Semester of 2018, 2nd Semester of 2018
Record-Excellent Scholarship, Kyonggi University 2nd Semester of 2020
Professional Experience KARO Architect, Seoul, Republic of Korea
Aug.2019 ~ Oct.2019, Division of Architectural Design, Participated in the Interior Design Project of Haan Public Library in Gwangmyeong-si
Heerim Architects & Planners Co., Seoul, Republic of Korea
Aug.2017, Architectural Dept.2, Participated in the Summer Session Field Training
Awards Society of Korean Modern Architecuture & Urbanism
Aug.2020, Selected Prize of the 4th Design Competition of modern urban architecture
Department of Architecture in Kyonggi University Jun.2018, Excellence Award of senior Design Studio V
Certificate of Achievement : Feeel;D 5th Editor
Sep.2017 ~ Feb.2018, Interviewed and Edited architectural students’ projects
Department of Architecture in Kyonggi University Dec.2017, Excellence Award of junior Design Studio IV
Korean Institute of Youth Facility & Environment
Nov.2017, Appreciation Award of International Space Competition For Youth Facility 2017
Department of Architecture in Kyonggi University Jun.2016, Excellence Award of sophomore Design Studio I
SIRA(Seoul Institute of Registered Architects)
May.2016, Achievement Award of Exhibition Planning Group of UAUS(Union of Architecture Universities’ Students)
Department of Architecture in Kyonggi University
Mar.2015, Excellence Award of CROSS YEAR Project, Participated in making a wooded pavilion
Exhibitions Architectural Five-Year Accreditation Exhibition in Kyonggi University, Suwon, Republic of Korea Mar.2019, Song Eun Gyong’s senior Design Studio V’s Excellent Work
UAUS(Union of Architecture Universities’ Students) 5th Exhibition “RE:PLAY ARCHITECTURE” in Seonyudo Park, Seoul, Republic of Korea Jun.2017, Public Relations Team of UAUS Planning Group, Photographer
UAUS(Union of Architecture Universities’ Students) 4th Exhibition “DDP, DRESS IN SEOUL” in Dongdaemun Design Plaza(DDP), Seoul Republic of Korea Mar.2015 ~ Jun.2015, A member of Representative Design Team in Kyonggi Univ.
Experiences archifeeel;d, Seoul, Republic of Korea
Aug.2019 ~ Aug.2020, Community Department, A Community Manager of Editors in 9 ~ 10th Season
Kyonggi University, Suwon, Republic of Korea
Jan.2018 ~ Dec.2018, Department of Architecture of A vice-president
2016 Global Volunteering in Kyonggi University, Indonesia Jan.2017, Department of Education for children
Software Skills Rhino, V-Ray, Sketchup, AUTOCAD, AUTOCAD REVIT, Adobe Photoshop, Illustrator, Indesign, Microsoft Office Word, Powerpoint
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THE TIME-SPACE DICTIONARY AS A REPSITORY OF MEMORY
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THE TIME-SPACE DICTIONARY AS A REPSITORY OF MEMORY Graduation Project / Academic Project Selected Prize of the 4th Design Competition of Modern Urban Architecture
Location Date Project Program Team
Bupyeong, Incheon, Republic of Korea Mar - Aug 2020 Spatial Regeneration Gallery / Museum Personal Project
The Mitsubishi Company Housing Site was a group residence for the Korean workers who were forcibly conscripted by the war crime enterprises at the end of the Japanese colonial period. The goal of the project is to propose a design that can preserve its architectural structure and utilize the historical value of the Bupyeong Mitsubishi Private Residence site, which houses the history of forced labor of Koreans during the Japanese colonial period. First, Bupyeong of Incheon, the site, and the historical background of the Mitsubishi Company Housing Site was investigated. In addition, the history of forced labor was made into four categorized spaces using the line structure of the Private Residence. In other words, the Company Housing site itself was made to become a dictionary through which future generations can browse the historical time and space.
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Changes in the city and space over the 70-year period
Samreung Village in 1947, after liberation
Residence for forced laborers
Making the site of the plant into a park in 1968
Commencement of the ‘Saetteul Village Project’ in 2017
Military camp town or Private house Private house or Demolition
The Mitsubishi Residence is a private residence located in Bupyeong 2-dong. It was built by Mitsubishi Heavy Industries, which was known as a leading war crime company during the Japanese colonial period, in order to forcibly recruit Koreans to work. Even in its name that is known in Korea, no trace of the history of forced labor can be found in the site. In fact, it was left and neglected in its underdeveloped state for a long time. Currently, this place is scheduled to be demolished by the Saetteul Village Project in Bupyeong 2-dong. An historical space is on the verge of destruction. The Site in 2016 & Scope of the design
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Building Analysis
Cement tile
Wood plank
Wood timber
ROOF cement tile wood plank wood timber wood plank WALL exterior finish wooden structure and mud walls
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1940s
Basic structure of the buildings
1960s
Expanded and renovated building being used as residence
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Research on War crime company
‘War crime company’ refers to a company that has grown on the basis of profits obtained through the manufacture of military supplies or forced labor. During the Japanese colonial period, Japan forcibly conscripted Koreans and exploited their labor. Representative war crime companies include Misubishi, Mitsui, and Sumitomo.
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History of Mitsubishi
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1873
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1894 Mitsubishi Heavy Industries developed the military industry in Japan with Japanese imperialism
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History of Mitsui
1892
1673
1876
1898
1937
Contributed to military supplies since the outbreak of the Sino-Japanese war
History of Sumitomo
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1937
Supplied military weapons since the outbreak of the Sino-Japanese war
Behind forced labor by Japanese war criminals, there are Japanese war crime companies who are evading the truth
And behind the growth of Japanese war crime companies, there were Korean forced laborers
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Design Concept : TIME-SPACE categorized DICTIONARY the Japanese colonial period comfort women forced laborers war crime company
“Time-space dictionary as a repository of memory” In order to remember historical facts without distortion, it is made into a history dictionary by creating a categorized space using the existing structure of the Mitsubishi Residence.
Category Setting & Relationships
Each space/category fills or connects to the other spaces, expressing that there were Korean forced laborers behind the growth of war crime companies.
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Detail Design Process
Reproduction of the Cross-Channel Liner Ship Coal fields
Cross-Channel Liner Ship
Shipyard
Reproduction of the process of forced laborers & sex slaves
Underwater, underground coal mine sites
Nagasaki Shipyard’s workshop owned by Mitsubishi
Reproduction of forced labor sites
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Concept Image : History categorized TIME-SPACE DICTIONARY
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Section & Each space image
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1 Entrance to the ‘Gates of Hell’
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2 Underwater coal mine tunnels
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3 Entrance to the ‘C
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Comfort facility’
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4 Internal exhibition space of the history
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5 The shipyard labor camp
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THE AMAZON’S ROLLING ECOSYSTEM
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THE AMAZON’S ROLLING ECOSYSTEM eVolo Magazine|2020 SKYSCRAPER COMPETITION
Location Date Project Program Team
the Amazon, South America Nov 2019 - Feb 2020 Skycraper Design Sewage facility / Plant Team Project
According to satellite data, the number increased by 84% compared to the same period in 2018. Based on the data currently being investigated, the scope of fires occurring in the Amazon is expected to expand. Over the next decade, this will have a devastating impact on the planet as well as the destruction of the Amazon. We focused on recovering the Amazon from these adverse conditions as soon as possible. Using the principle of “carbon cycle” and the carbon dioxide accumulated in the Amazon’s land, we intended to design skyscrapers equipped with a system that plants and grows plants in an appropriate environment, and ultimately, restores the Amazon. This is called, “Moving Biotope Factory,” and it completes ecosystem modules at a faster rate than natural conditions and distributes them throughout the rainforest. In addition, the system produces the modules at a volume and speed of about 28 modules per week (4 modules per day). Each produced module is optimized for the local environment in which it will be planted. Total number of fires in Brazil
2019 has seen more than double than in 2013
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Destruction in the Amazon Monthly deforestation in sq km
THE AMAZON’S ROLLING ECOSYSTEM
Brazil is not the only country in the Amazon region experiencing a high number of fires Total number of fires between 1 January - 29 August (2019)
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How to utilize the Amazon Ecosystem
The way to do CPR on the earth, which was stifled by the destruction of the earth’s lungs, Amazon, was to plant trees in the Amazon. This is because a single tree actually has the power to restore the soil, water, animal and human ecosystems all because of the carbon cycle.
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In order to preserve the distribution of past vegetation by regenerating previously fertile soils in the Amazon River basin range, which are relatively less likely to occur. Starting from the estuary of the Amazon and moving towards Peru, our “biological habitat” will gradually spread throughout the Amazon range.
Biotope detail
Dead plant
Falling Leaves
A fungus
Excretion
Chemical Decomposition
Plant nutrients (K,P,N)
Cycle of material forming Ecosystem
Excretion Mechanical Decomposition
Bacteria
Organism
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Considering the climate and vegetation in the Amazon, the rainforest area (AF) has trees and vines that are as tall as 20 meters, and the rainforest area (AM) has guarana trees and vines that are as tall as 30-40 meters. In the tropical savannah area (AW), species such as rubber trees, cacao, and jute are planted to preserve the existing distribution of Amazonian plants.
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Design Concept : Rolling Ecosystem
We built a system that helps biotope grow and plant, using the principle of biotope implantation equipment. This is to create biodiversity in the barren Amazon land and restore the Amazon.
Biotope transplantation method to restore the Amazon
Reuse the remaining land after ruin
28 bio-habitant biotope plantings per a week
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Regains renewability THE AMAZON’S ROLLING ECOSYSTEM
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Overall System
The system begins with digging out soil and water from the Amazon, which are purified to produce the appropriate biotope for the area, which are then replanted in the barren land. The carbon is created during biotope production and it helps the system work by creating an model of the Amazon inside the building.
Raw soil from the wasteland Purifying the water from the soil
Raw water
Filtering out
Classifying
Dehydrating
Grit chamber
Preliminary clariier
Adding nutrients
Making a pot
Drying
Promoting plant growth with the puriied water
Moulding
Promoting plant growth with the puriied soil
Mixing
Making a pot with the puriied soil
Aeration tank
A nal sedimentation basin
Disinfection facility
Growing plants
Planting
Kinkajou
Jaguar
Harpy Eagle Green Iguana Golden Lion Tamarin
Amazon River Dolphin Capybara
Giant Anteater
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Details of the building’s purification system
Water purification system
Eco-pot produciton system
Soil purification system
Biotope module production system Biotope planting system
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Section
Collecting zone
A place to collect soil and of the Amazon damaged by re and prepare for puriication
Human zone
A place where people who manage the entire ecosystem create ecosystem and natives of the Amazon
Rolling zone
�e hoop, which serves as a moving wheel, has 28 (4EA X 7Days) biotope pottery to help restore the ecosystem periodcally.
A new layer of future Amazon
Circular skyscrapers will continue to move to restore ecosystems and will form a new layer of future Amazon through their own growth, which is left behind in the trail of Circular skyscrapers.
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Filtering zone
A place that purres the soil and water collected and produces biotope modules for the new Amazone
Small Amazon
Providing a ecosystem for a new future while protecting the animals and plants that have lost their homes
Machinery zone
A place to maintain equipment that help the entire circular skyscraper to move
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EXTRA AC
I was interested in various architectural activities when studying a physical activities developed the sense of ‘scale’ and applied it to the work part-time jobs with children, I used to feel rewarded for edu from my studies. These activities made me interested in Architectu of Architecture to become an international architect and educator.
UAUS 4th Exhibition, Representative Design Team in Kyonggi Univ. in DDP, in Dept. of Architecutre June 2015
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UAUS 5th Exhibition, Public Relations Team, Photographer in Seonyudo Park, in UAUS Planning Group June 2017
EXTRA ACTIVITES
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CTIVITES
architecture in university. Since it was a study of ‘physical’ theory, e theory. Also, when I had the opportunity to do volunteer work or ucating and entertaining children with all the talents I had learned ural Education, and I was motivated to study in the Bartlett School
Global Volunteering in the Dept. of Education for children in Indonesia, in Kyonggi Univ. January 2016
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Working in Children Construction School, Student union of Architecture in Anyang, in Kimchungup Architecture Museum August 2018
EXTRA ACTIVITIES
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