TAEHO NOH
PORTFOLIO 2016 Wood Program at Aalto University, School of Arts, Design and Architecture in Espoo, Finland Master of Arts at Oslo National Academy of the Arts, Interior Architecture and Furniture Design in Oslo, Norway Bachelor of Science at Yonsei Univetsity, Housing and Interior Architecture in Seoul, South Korea
TAEHO N OH e-mail : taeho.noh0617@gmail.com
SUMMARY
RESEARCH
A member of Norwegian Interior Architects and Furniture Association(MNIL). M.A in Interior architecture and furniture design
Dec, 2009 - Mar, 2010
with creativity in design and flexibility to adapt to different working conditions using diverse skills from hand-crafting skills such
Research Assistant
as wood-crafting to computer graphic tools. Has a profound knowledge and understanding of wood properties and products for
Researched and analyzed meta-data from South Korean and Japanese real estate statistics and provided
designing and construction of wood architecture. Has a variety of working experiences in different fields with a positive attitude
the blueprint for the improvement of the current the real estate statistics of South Korea // Compared
and good communication skills in interdisciplinary projects.
South Korean real estate statistics to real estate statistics of other OECD (Organization for Economic
Cooperation and Development) nations
The Ministry of Land, Transportation and Maritime Affairs // Gwacheon, South Korea
AWARDS & ACADEMIC HONORS
EDUCATION 2016
Aalto University // Espoo, Finland Wood Program, School of Arts, Design and Architecture
2011 Fall Semester
Academic Scholarship for one semester College of Human Ecology, Yonsei University
2015
Oslo National Academy of the Arts // Oslo, Norway Master of Arts // Interior Architecture and Furniture Design
2010 Fall Semester
Full Academic Scholarship for one semester College of Human Ecology, Yonsei University
2013
Yonsei University // Seoul, South Korea Bachelor of Science // Majoor in Housing and Interior Architecture & Minor in Business Administration
2010 Spring Semester
Student of Honor College of Human Ecology, Yonsei University
TECHNICAL SKILLS
PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE Jan, 2016 - Jul, 2016 Wood Program Special Project // Espoo, Finland Designer Designed a main project of the year of Wood Program, which is a modular living unit for asylum
seekers, students and other local residents in need of a short term living solution // Built three modular units mainly constructed with wood materials including LVL(laminated veneer lumber), glum-lam, sawn timber and so on // Propsed and designed diverse patterns of wooden cladding // Designed an interior space of residential spaces // Managed overall construction sequence and distribution of work to colleagues for efficient construction process
Sep, 2014 Design, Create, Live // Sykkylven, Norway Designer Held open conversations between designers and manufactures of Norway for better products //
Proposed a space-efficient table combined with a shelving system for a cabin of construction vessels in off-shore industry of Norway
Mar, 2012 - May, 2012 Korean Association of Cinematheques // Seoul, South Korea, Self-employed Designer Proposed a new design for Cinematheque Seoul Art Cinema // Renovated the lobby, corridor,
staircase of Cinematheque Seoul Art Cinema // Held a Meta Design Workshop with stakehold- ers and the press, discussing issues around the project, such as gentrification of obsolete build- ings in the city and the new role of designers today.
Jul, 2011 - Aug, 2011 Alejandro Zaera Polo Architecture // London, United Kingdom Design Intern Worked on floor plans and spatial programs for the 2011 International Ideas Competition for
Busan Opera House // Worked on floor plans and spatial programs for the Taiwan Tower Inter- national Competition //Worked on floor plans and spatial programs for Leihoa Campus of the University of the Basque County
Autodesk AutoCad, Revit Adobe Creative Suite Adobe Illustrator, Adobe Photoshop, Adobe InDesign 3D Modelling and Rendering Google SketchUp, Rhinoceros 5.0, V-ray
Microsoft Office
Crafting techniques wood-crafting, metal-crafting(cutting, welding and casting) Language Skills Korean(Native), English(excellent in reading, writing and speaking), Norwegian(basic), Japanese(basic)
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KOKOON Hesinki, Finland Jan. 2016 - Jul. 2016 02
WORKSHOP-FOR-ALL Oslo, Norway Aug. 2014 - May, 2015 03
THE CUBE SAUNA BENCH Espoo, Finland Apr. 2016 - May. 2016 04
CINEMATHEQUE SEOUL ART CINEMA RENOVATION PROJECT Seoul, South Korea Mar. 2012 - May. 2012 05
BUSAN OPERA HOUSE INTERNATIONAL COMPETITION London, United Kindom Jun.2011 - Jul.2011 06
SPONGE STUNDENT HOUSING Seoul, South Korea Mar. 2011 - Jun. 2011 07
URBAN VOYEURISM Oslo, Norway Feb, 2014 - Mar, 2014
KOKOON WOOD PROGRAM 2015-2016 SPECIAL PROJECT DURATION
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JAN. 2016 - JUN. 2016
PROGRAM
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Temporary residential units
Design Participation | Project Member |
Design Proposal, Main construction management, Construction work, Image work and etc. Alexander Rantanen Barstad, Akin Cakiroglu, Eduardo Wiegand, Ignacio Traver Lafuente, Ivan Segato, Käbi Noodapera Ramel, Kristin Ekkerhaugen, Léa Pfister, María Inés Quirarte, Nicklas Ivarsson, Satoshi Iiyama, Sini Koskinen, Stephanie Jazmines, Taeho Noh, Tanja Vallaster, Tomoyo Nakamura, Toni Lahti, Yuko Konse
Instructors : Pekka Heikkinen, Philip Tidwell and Willem van Bolderen
GSEducationalVersion
‘KOKOON’ is a modular living unit built to address the current housing situation in Finland. Today there is an acute shortage of temporary accommodations for asylum seekers, students and residents displaced by building renovations. The pre-fabricated Kokoon modules are designed as a short term living solution (up to one year) that can be easily transported and stacked into various configurations in order to fit numerous sites in urban and sub-urban contexts. Three prototype units were finished in Otaniemi in summer 2016 then transported and assembled within one day at the Museum of Finnish Architecture and the Design Museum. The units are open to visitors during the summer of 2016 and will
SECTION A
then be used in various locations around Finland.
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B SECTION B
Helsinki, Finland B A
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| CONCEPT
Cladding 22m x 2 Batten 22mm x 2 Bitumen Plywood 15mm Batten 20mm Wind barrier board 25mm Insulation + LVL studs 95mm LVL 45mm
Cladding 22m Batten 22mm Cladding 22m x 2 Batten 22x50mm x2 Wind barrier board 25mm Insulation + LVL studs 125x45mm LVL 45mm
Flooring 32mm Plastic 0,2mm Heating foil 0,3mm Insulation 6mm LVL 45mm Insulation 95mm Wind barrier board 25mm
LVL panels which consist of basic envelope of the moudle are directly exposed to interior spaces and they are painted with half-transparent white paint and other facilities are planned to naturally be blended with wood patterns of spruce LVL. Furniture and all the facilities are chosen to fit into a small space to accomodate one or two residents inside it.
assembly process
interior views
‘Workshop-for-All’ is a research-based project. The goal of the project is to plant seeds of new design thinking in people’s mind by opening up a new discourse and possibility from the investigation and analysis on the current situation. Therefore, the establishment of social agreement towards better future through the research is more important than giving a conclusion with finished design outcomes for this project. The basic proposition is that human have creativity to create what they are in need. Humans are able to use materials around them to make something with tool-using nature. However, the idea of modern economics, mass-production of products under the system of division of labor to maximize productivity, hinders this human’s nature. Only ‘efficiency’ and ‘productivity’ cannot lead us to the better future and we know that we have to make a change to cope with the problems of the modern economics, which we are undergoing. For this reason, I decided to bring human’s hand-crafting culture back to design again to recover humans’ tool-using culture and spiritual values. Furthermore, I suggest to establish an online-platform to share knowledge and information regarding using hand-crafting tools and machines, and a variety of joinery systems people can try. Specifically, I explored simple wood joineries of architectural structures and furniture of design field, which are self-explanatory with their simple geometric forms. The concept of this idea is based on ‘open source system’.. This platform encourages people to create what they need in practice. People who have tools and facilities can try it themselves, but people with any tools are invited to places where they can get help and use tools to build what they need. The online platform also functions as a place to have a discussion with others and as a meeting point to share knowledge and information together with others. In this project, I challenge the very premise of the modern economics, which producers
WORKSHOP-FOR-ALL
Open Source Design for Sharing Simple Joinery Systems in Wood on the Online Platform
produce and consumers consume rather than to produce finished design outcomes. The open source system reveals the knowledge we have not realized to people and invite everyone to share and develop their own ideas with others. This system can encourage personal or local making, lead to revive local economy, and even open a new local
DURATION
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JAN. 2015 - MAY. 2015
PROGRAM
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Theory, System Design, Furniture Design
thinking to people so that producers and consumers can attain alternative economy
Design Participation
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Personal Project
hope towards a better future.
market which is a self-sufficient economy. This aims to recover and re-introduce design together. We can create synergy of synergies when we all have the shared vision and
| 4 ELEMENTS FOR CHANGE
CREATIVITY AS HUMAN’S NATURE
OPEN SOURCE SYSTEM
| ONLINE PLATFORM
DESIGN
ALTERNATIVE ECONOMY
| A WAY TO MAKE CHANGE
move unthinkable issues to thinkable category
discuss how much of the dream is attainable
co-imagine the dream in a shareable way
Trouble Shooting
share the task of producing and sharing
Design Solution
Share your troubles you are experiencing with altogether. It must be easier than you imagine. FURNITURE A by Jung
Find solutions for your design idea with altogether. You will be able to make it happen when you share your design.
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DESCRIPTION
I want a help from you guys. I am making a shelf and I have an ide. but, I need someone to realize my idea.
I used clothe hangers to make a hanger. I cut a part of hangers and assemblesd on the wood. But I don’t know a good joinery system to make tightly. Is there anyone who can help me? 3
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comment : 1 1 I think I can help you. I have tools and solution to make it Let’s do it together.
try to use tenon and mortise joinery make the same size as the cutting part of the hanger. Daniel
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| THE COLLECTION OF WOODEN JOINERY Gustave Person, Gemensamma intressen Each component intertwined together to support each other with no adhesive
Cross Lap Joint a small chair or table which is not too heavy for a intertwining structure
Gustave Person, Spänningens FÜrsüt Stretching force of the wood in a hole to tighten the joint
when it is available to use elastic wood materials, it can give an experience of feeling the elastic force of the material
many possibilities for different types of structure or furniture with tight joint
a simple structure which needs only a frame so that it can be used as a cloth hanger
Dovetail Joint a shelf detachable from the component on the wall with dovetail joint
Joinery system using a peg that hold up the shelves, which cna be easily rearranged
basic type of shelf or chair on which bears not too heavy weight
Jaekwang Lim, Architectural Furniture A vertical frame with hole for inserting horizon frame from four different directions
a small size of architectural structure or chair
joinery systems of three components which consist of a tenon, and two different mortises
a basic joints for simple structures and furniture
Cable Tie Joint
Jorge Penades, Nomadic Chair due to its strong force of metal part that hold the wooden structure, basic types of furniture can be furnished
Using cable ties to hold units each other through holes
an industrial product easily obtainable hold modular components simply together
Advanced Lap Joint
Brendan Magennis, Whackpack Furniture A hell joint where wooden wedges giving a special experiare driven into the ends of each ence of using a hammer to dowel to pack them tightly inside join different members the receiving hole
Addition of another member into the lap joint to build a structure holding each other
an industrial product easily obtainable hold modular components simply together
3D printed Joinery System
Sanghyeok Lee, Useful Arbeitsloser A joinery system similiar to a scaffolding structure easy to be constructed and moved way without much attention
one of the basic type of joinery sytem that can be used for any kind of structure
Through-Tenon Mitered Mortise
dovetail joints without using any type of adhesiives
combination of Japanese joinery system and metal holder to tighten the joint
Overlapping two pieces of materials together, which the some part of material are removed from both of the members to be joine
Louie Rigano, Breakdown
Holes on Dowels Simple joints with holes on cylindrical rods for diagonally standing dowels
one of the basic type of joinery sytem that can be used for any kind of structure
Cross Lap Joint 2
Keyed Mortise and Tenon A joinery system with a key fixed in a mortise
Overlapping two pieces of materials together, which the some part of material are removed from both of the members to be joined
possibility to build a diagonal structure according to how the part of the dowels is removed
A disk-shaped component with 3 holes for 3 dowels to go through and pins which can hold the dowels through holes on the disk and the dowels
3D printing open up enormous possibility to make a variety of joinery system really easily
prototype #1
prototype #2
prototype #3
prototype #4
prototype #5
THE CUBE SAUNA BENCH INTEGRATED INTERIOR SURFACE DURATION
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APR. 2016 - MAY. 2016
PROGRAM | Product Design Design Participation
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Concept Development, Production of Mock-up, Manufacturing
Project Member
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Christohper Morris, Taeho Noh, Tomoyo Nakamura, Toni Lahti)
ABSTRACT Tactile and ergonomic sauna bench made for public sauna through mass production
TECHNICAL INFORMATION Species
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aspen (Haapa)
Structure | lattice Cube dimensions
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40x40x40 mm with a gap distance of 5 mm inbetween
Structural dimensions
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600x65/55x6.7mm
Testing methods
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high temperature, high humidity at a cycle of eight hours on,
16 hours at room temperature
Treatments | none Joints
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wooden mechanics only
The CUBE Sauna Bench concept takes the idea of a �melting cube� and applies it toward an ergonomic sauna bench for com- fort and ease in a Finnish cultural institution. With the want for a gentle feeling and inerest in textural irregularity, the bench is easily manufactured and added together, while still structurally sound and easily replaceable when needed. The program to which CUBE is applied to is that of a public sauna - idealy ve days per week foreight hours at 80 to 100 degrees centigrade with +90 per- cent humidity. A drying/cooling cycle of 16 hours at 25 degrees/60 percent humidity accompanies the program of the bench. The lattice structure underneath the cubes, which interlock at the lattice joints on top, is replicated
169 pieces of aspen cubes
through a series of cuts at precise measurements to ensure a 90 angle and comforable for the cubes. The cubes are made in four steps, with the later stages being through a guide for ease and efficiency. The species used, in this case aspen, was determined through a series of tests with oher species and grain directions. Coating tests and durability tests were also performed in terms of maximum public sauna usage. The goal of designing a new type of a sauna bench was to overcome a conventional appearance which can be easily seen anywhere. For this reason, block-type seating was suggested and an idea to solve a structural part of the seating was needed. A sauna bench with an elegant, curved surface has a sense of inviting users to sit on through sheer aesthetics and interest. Wooden blocks nicely
spruce lattice structure
shaped into a shape of ice-cube give people a unique haptic experience, a goal of making sauna the best experience possible.
spruce lattice structure
Stimulate
Transcribe
People are interested in strong and
The space can accomodate people’s
impactful images which stimulate
desire to record their ideas and
their unconscious sense of culture
feelings about their memory
CINEMATHEQUE SEOUL ART CINEMA RENOVATION PROJECT DURATION
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MAR. 2012 - MAY. 2012
PROGRAM
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Spatial design, Meta-design workshop
Design Participation
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Concept Proposal, Design Proposal, Image Working, Construction Managing
Project Member
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Hye-sook Yang, Taeho Noh
Recreate
Share
The theatre is not only a fucntional space,
Visitors have a desire to share their
but also a place which recreate visitors memory
thoughts and feelings about what they
so that it can lead people to enjoy the space.
watch at the theatre. The theatre can provide them with this space for them
The site is Nakwon market complex which is postitioned in Nakwondong, Seoul, South Korea. The characteristics of the site is that this place is the oldest region in Seoul and the centre of modernization. First, Seoul has been a capital of Korea since Joesun Dyansty(the last dynasty before South Korea), so there are many palaces and old towns near the site. Furthermore, various kinds of cultural infra-structures are concentrated around the site. Besides, since the modernization of South Korea progressed radically around the site, Nakwondong has gained a unique feature, having characteristcs of both classical and modern society. Nakwon market complex has a meaning as a beginning of the modern society in South Korea and it is postitioned in the centre of the cultural surroundings such as Insa-dong, the road of fine art, the palace of Joesun Dynasty and Nakwon music instruments marekt(the biggest music market in South Korea). Considering these things, visitors would be surely a person who is intersted deeply in culture.
Insa-dong
sidewalk
Nakwon Market Complex
sidewalk
Pagoda Park
5F - Performance Art Theatre 4F - Cinematheque Seoul Art Cinema & Silver Theatre 3F - Nakwon Music Instrument Market and Office
2F - Nakwon Music Instrument Market
1F - Road & Parking Lots
B1 - Nakwon Underground Market
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FACADE To invigorate a huge, giant gray wall of the building, artworks by local artists can be installed on the glass panels so that they can be replaced periodically.
COLLAGE WALL The staircase to the theatre is designed as an archive of actors, actresses and directors who love ‘Cinematheque Seoul Art Cinema’.
TILE ARTWORK The corridor to the theatre is designed to recreate visitor’s memories. This space consists of spatial components which stimulate people’s memories hidden under their unconsiousness.
Ah, he is Waclaw Sierpinski
MEMBER’S LOUNGE The member’s lounge is the space which fulfills various requirements. It will make this space as an essence of ‘Cinematheque Seoul Art Cinema’
Mondrian : Line , Face, and Colors ‘Cinemtheque movement’ started at the beginning of the 20th century in Europe. Thus, the concept of this space is designed with the ethos of the age which this movement brought about. Mondrian’s basic idea was that there are universal essentials which penetrate through all things within what we see and the essentials are ultimately in balance with harmony. Therefore, he tried to put the essential elements within everything into his artworks.
interpretation into spatial design
Through simplifying everything, Mondrian left only three primary colors, red, blue, and black and white with the lines crossing at right angles like an example above. The lobby also is applied with these basic modelings, lines, faces, and basic colors.
| FRAME DESIGN
| FURNITURE DESIGN
2011 INTERNATIONAL COMPETITION for BUSAN OPERA HOUSE PROJECT : BUSAN OPERA HOUSE INTERNATIONAL IDEAS COMPETITION DURATION : JUL. 2011 - AUG. 2011 PROGRAM : OPERA HOUSE, MULTI-PURPOSE THEATRE, WATERFRONT WALK, CONVENIENT FACILITIES Design Participation : Design Proposal of Floor Plans, Program Zoning of Back of House Finalizing Floor Plans, Cad Drawing Work, Image Work and Communication (AZPA in Charge : Alejandro Zaera Polo, Maider Ilagumo
Design Team : Pep Wennberg, Taeho Noh, Yejin Kim)
The proposal of 2011 Busan Opera House International Competition is to build a facility which can accomodate extensive art activities and accesible to citizens on the global scale and installations. New Busan Opera House will be the landamrk of Busan which supports the city to be a global and sightseeing city. Furthermore, this project will suggest a structural solution not only to produce a physical presence capable to collect and communicate the city’s cultural legacy but also to satisfy practical issues which is driven by these kinds of “iconic” buildings
North Port of Busan, South Korea
| CATENARY STRUCTURE In this proposal for the future Busan Opera, it has aimed to retrieve consistency between the iconographic and the functional by reducing the pocehe space boy adopting a structural solution for the roofs that will be at once functional and expressive : Opera venues have to span large voids in order to host very large audiences. The structural solution for the problem is to use bi-directional catenary structures that will be able to bridge between the walls that contain the venues with a minimum amount of material workingin tension. This textile roofing technology is one that has been used often in large scale temporary structures, such as circus tents and marquees, but it is also a technology that has developed its own lineage within the history of modern archtecture : Saarinen’s Yale Ice Rink and Dulles Airport, Tange’s Yoyogi stadioum, Siza’s Portuguese Pavillion in Lisbon are all precedents of this tructral strategy.
Enough Void for Opera House Acoustic Performance Iconographic Expression
Catenary Structure Loading System
Cable and Steel Plate Structural Detail
Tiling Village : House Roof
| MATERIAL& STRUCTURE STUDY
steel grid shell
wooden plank
glass membrane
The proposal is to locate the back of house facilities towards the vehicular access road and the front of house facilities toward the southern tip of the island, looking towards the sea. The foyer will extend both on ground level +6.70, and at +2.50 towards the east and the west of the island, with some convention, exhibition facilities and retail that connect to the perimetral public path. A vehicular drop-off /pick-up zone has been placed to the west of the building, for taxis and private vehicles. Pedestrian visitors to the building will access from the bridge or from the perimetral path via the retail area at level +2.50.
The proposal for the Busan Opera Complex is conceived as world class facility based on established and proven principles of theatre, sightline, acoustical and technical design. This allows much scope for constructive innovation and the development of the interior form, but the design does not compromise on function, or the viewing and listening conditios for the audience.
Studio Theatre
Adaptable Theatre
SPONGE STUDENT HOUSING 2011 Yonsei University Housing and Interior Design Graduation Exhibition DURATION
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MAR. 2011 - MAY. 2015
PROGRAM
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Housing, Community Facilities
Design Participation
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Personal Work SURROUNDING ENVIRONMENTS
BACKGROUND Currently, since dormitories of each university have low rate of student accomodation, students have been kicked out to boarding houses and rented rooms. However, most boarding houses and rented houses cannot afford to fulfill students’ needs. Poor residential environments, lack of each residents’ privacy, absence of communication between students and economical burden owing to high monthly rent are the main problems for students to live in appropriate housing environments.To solve these problems, the purpose of this project is to provide students commuting to universities near Sinchon with a student housing
SITE
and satisfy their housing needs.
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The site is an open land which was a place for a hotel named ‘Mirabo Hotel’. After the hotel was demolished, the site was abandoned for a long time. For now, there is a plan to build an urban living housing for the lower-income bracket, however, this project is to aim university students around the site so that they can have a proper environment to live in. Even though What is the problems for students to find their housing? There must be some trouble even if there are many options attached on the wall due to budget or housing environments
this place have a positive point that here is not far from all universities in Seodaemun, this site is surrounded almost only by commercial buildings and large roads.
residential area
commercial area
streets around the site
PROBLEM & SOLUTION FUNCTIONS IN NEED
student
should accomodate as many students as possible in small portion of the site
manhattanization & dentification
garden
residents with diverse needs
provision of public spaces
privacy
student gym
digital lounge
shared kitchen
cafeteria
library & study room
canteen
seminar room
intimate bond between residents
Since the site is highly densified and
communication space
Based on the research of student
commercialized area without many
housing, several functions which are
spaces for students to have intimate provision of urban-life housing
poor environment of boarding houses and rented rooms
arrangement of building with consideration on surrounding regions
vital for students’ living are decided
relationship to each other, this can
and they are carefully arranged
be defined to be problems to solve
according to students’ life style. They
through architecture. In addition, to provide a place to relax inside,
semi-public space
living space
public space
are bacically categorized into three spaces, public space, semi-public
small green area is arranged.
space and living space.
CONCEPT
sponge
porosity
absorption
space for students
UNIT COMPOSTITION
SKIN DESIGN
public space semi-public space staircase lift private space restroom type #1
type #2
COMPOSITION OF UNIT CLUSTER
4th floor - garden, public space
3rd floor - housing, semi-public space, community space
2nd floor - housing, semi-public space
One cluster of the building consists of 4 stories and has not only combinations of residential unit but also a semi-public containing
1st floor - housing
spaces which students need and public space like a garden, laundry space and seminar room. This 4 stories-cluster is a perfect composition for people living here and people can move to other spaces by using vertical circulation system in the building.
COMPOSITION OF THE WHOLE COMPLEX
housing cluster #3
semi-public space public space
housing semi-public space
cluster #2
public space
housing cluster #1
semi-public space public space
lower part
public space
The basic cluster is repeated vertically three times and lower part of the building containing entrance of the building and lobby is two stories.Threrefore, total floor plans are composed of 14 stories from the ground level.
FLOOR PLAN TYPES
type #1
type #2
URBAN VOYEURISM CHOREOGRAPHY PROJECT DURATION
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FEB. 2014 - MAR. 2014
PROGRAM
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Spatial design, Choreography, Performnace
Design Participation
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Space Design, Space Construction, Choreography Design, Performnace
Project Member
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Taeho Noh, Charlotte Kristiansen, Heidi Jenssen, Richard Deleyos, Sara Kaspersen
The project is a colloboration with a choreograhper, dancers, and us, interior designers. Throughout the course, We, from three different fields, share our knowledge, how we perceive a ceratin space and how we react to it. For the final project, We settle several rules we have to follow while perfoming, in a space we all together design. We design the space made out of paper, which represent a city as a metapor which is vulnerable and susceptilbe to people outside the boundary. It means people living in the city are always observed by others around themselves and are interacting with them in a certain rule they make.
URBAN VOYEURISM - in to the paper city -
What can you feel in the city? How do you react to the city in your every day life? How do you interact with people inside the city?
Manual for Performers
This manual is an instruction for performers to show their performance, which is simply drawn into digrams, so that performers can practice and remember what they have to do according to changing situations.
Manual for Audience
The manual for audience is given before the performnace starts. What they have to do is exploring the space made out of paper and to watch the performance as if they peep inside the room without getting noticed. the whole performance is available on a link below : https://youtu.be/R9mHxZ2KtuU