YOOJIN BYUN S e l e cte d Wo rks 2014-2019
B a che l o r o f A rchite cture | S ungky unkwa n U nive r s ity
YOOJIN BYUN A rch ite c t , D e s i gn e r, Re s earc her 0 9 . 1 0 . 1992 + 8 2 1 0 6312 3307 by u nyoo6789@ gma i l .co m
Education
03. 2011 - 02. 2017
02. 2013 - 02. 2014
Work Experience
09. 2017 - 02. 2019
Sungkyunkwan University
Honors and Awards
Bachelor of Architecture Academic excellence scholarship for 5 years GPA : 4.25 / 4.5
02 . 2017
University at Buffalo
Exchange student of Architecture and planning
12 . 2016
PRAUD
09 . 2016
Architectural design and research firm
Architectural design Middle school spatial design _ Design, Supervision Metro control center _ Design, Drawing Seoul eduhub _ Design, Drawing Dubai Expo pavilion _ Design, Drawing
10 . 2015 03 . 2014
Exhibition Factory for urban living _ Planning, Managing, Design of PY Floating shops at Taichung opera house _ Design, Drawing
10. 2016 - 03. 2017
10 . 2015
Research North Korea territorial plan _ Research, Drawing, Publication Modern Pyongyang _ Research, Managing
10 . 2015 - 02 . 2017
CHEIL
09 . 2011 - 09 . 2016
Advertising company
Freelancer for space branding Designing pop-up store of Samsung galaxy
01. 2016 - 02. 2016
Exhibition
ISM Architect Architectural design firm
03 . 2015 - 12 . 2016 03 . 2012 - 12 . 2012
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03 . 2018 - 04 . 2018 02 . 2018 - 03 . 2018
Architectural winter intern Being part of the designing stage of a project Physical model making Drawing diagrams of book publishing
Activities
05 . 2017
12 . 2017 - 01 . 2018
Dongbari SKKU Architecture club
SKKU Student council
Publication
04 . 2018
Pavilion of Museum SAN Prize winner
Graduate with top honors
Department of Architecture, SKKU
KICA Crystal scale prize
Special selection
Graduation exhibition
SKKU Architecture alumni award
SKKU Design excellence award
Design studio 7
Exchange student scholarship
SKKU Architecture alumni award
National scholarship of science
Korea scholarship foundation
Dean’s list award SKKU
College of Engineering
SKKU Honorable scholarship
Academic excellence scholarship
Factory for Urban living Palais de Seoul
SAN Museum pavilion
Seoul station, for Pyeongchang Olympic
Floating shops
Taichung opera house
North korea territorial plan Research report sponsored by Hansem
0 1 FA C T O RY F O R U R B A N L I VI N G T h e n e w m i c rodi st ri c t of t h e ol d P yon gya n g Ex h i bi t i on de si gn , S p ri n g 2 0 1 8
OLD is the new NEW.
0 2 N O RT H K O R EA T ER R I T O R I A L PL A N T h e n e w f u t u re i n du st ry of t h e ol d N ort h Kore a Re se a rc h p u bl i c a t i on , W i n te r 2 0 1 9
OLD P roblem Res earc h
0 3 I N B ET WEEN T h e n e w c u l t u ra l a n d a rt c om p l ex i n t h e ol d M u l l a e Bu i l di n g de si gn , S p ri n g 2 0 1 6
0 4 I N T H E WAVE
NEW P ublic ex p e r i e n c e S p at ial p rac ti c e
T h e n e w st u de n t u n i on i n t h e ol d S K KU c a m p u s Bu i l di n g de si gn , Fa l l 2 0 1 5
0 5 VO I D N ET WO R K There is not h i n g c om p l e te ly n e w th a t th e p a st i s n ot b a se d o n . A l l new d es i g n s mu s t be bas ed on t he p rob l e m s of th e ol d a n d th e or i gi n a l c on di t i o n s . S o , I always h ave s t ar ted proj ect s from th e res ea rc h to do va r i ou s s pa t ia l pra c t ice s s u c h as ex h i bi t i o n , bu i l d i n g , pavilion, and sp a c e de si gn a n d a l so to wri te or m a ke i n s t al l at i o n . M y u l t i mate g o al o f d es ign is to prov i de pub l ic ex periences a n d c om m u n i c a t i o n . I h o p e t h at p eo p l e c an g et motiva ti on a n d i n sp i ra ti on th rou gh my m u l ti d i s c i p l i n ary d es i g n .
T h e n e w we l l n e ss c e n te r for t h e ol d m e di c a l c orri dor Bu i l di n g de si gn , Fa l l 2 0 1 4
06 S S S A A A N N N T h e n e w p op - u p m u se u m of t h e ol d M u se u m SAN P u bl i c p av i l i on de si gn , S p ri n g 2 0 1 8
0 7 TA L K I T T h e n e w c om m u n i t y sp a c e of t h e ol d m i ddl e sc h ool S p a c e de si gn , W i n te r 2 0 1 8
0 8 O T H ER WO R KS
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FA C T O R Y F O R U R B A N L I V I N G T H E N E W M I C R O D I S T R I C T O F T H E O L D P Y O N G YA N G Profes s ion al work , PRAUD s prin g 2018 E xh ibition man ager & Al l exh ibition works of PY
P yon gya n g, t h e c a p i t a l c i t y of N ort h Kore a i s c on si de re d on e of t h e i de a l soc i a l i st c i t i e s. T h e c i t y n e e ds to m a ke a n e w t y p e of c i t y bl oc k i n a n e ra of t h e ‘ n ex t ’ e c on omy. T h e re fore , I su gge st a N e w M i rc rodi st ri c t , re f l e c t i n g t h e n e w de m a n ds i n t h e f u t u re a n d ba c kgrou n ds of t h e ori gi n a l m i c rodi st ri c t c on c e p t .
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NEW MICRODISTRICT NEW TYPE OF FACTORY IN THE FUTURE
Tod ay we a re in a mic ro- produc t ion era of the ‘next’ ec onomy pro pe l l e d by ma s s cus to miza tio n a nd o n-d e ma n d p rod u c tion, as m ass produc tion is less relevant to innova tio n. T his ne w pha s e is
c on s id e re d to b e th e Fourt h I ndustrial Revolution. During the in d us tr ia l revo l utio n, ma s s pro d uc-
t i on wa s th e mos t e co nom ic al way of m aking things. However, a s the impo rta nce o f ind iv id ua l ity
g rows a n d th e d e ma nd for c ustom iz ation inc reases, the need for ma s s cus to miza tio n w ith micro p rod u ction is occu r r ing. New tec hnologies suc h as 3D printin g , a d d itive ma nufa ctur ing , e a s ie r
a c ce s s to CNC rou te r s , and sm all- sc ale robotic s, whic h do not req uire hund re d s o f wo rke rs , a l l ow p eo ple to ma ke th e ir goods. The advant age of sm all- sc ale and s e l f -d ire cte d pro d uctio n is tha t it c a n b e lo ca te d in d ive rse urban spac es.
T h e ex h ib ition , Fa cto ry for Urban Living generates disc ourse on the q ue s tio n: Wha t wo ul d b e the f u tu re typ ology o f u rban housing if it is m ixed with indust rial a nd pro d uctive us e ? We d eve l o p
s pe cu la tive proje cts on site in E ast Asian c ities, Tokyo, Seoul , Pyo ng ya ng , B e ij ing , a nd Ta ipe i, wh ich h ave d if fe re n t m orphologies and needs relat ing to industr ia l g rowth a nd cha ng e . I d e s ig ne d
‘ T h e n e w micro d is tr ic t of the P yongyang’. P yongyang, t he c apita l o f No r th Ko re a , the city which we s e e with a ce r ta in fram ework, is often c onsidered as one of the id e a l s o cia l is t citie s a mo ng s t t h e s ocia lis t b lock. Alt hough it was not always desirable to have fa cto r ie s b uil t w ith re s id e ntia l b uild in gs , s ocia lis t u rban planners pursued t he idea of ‘m ic ro dis trict’ tha t co nta ine d pro d uctio n
fa cilitie s in a re s id e ntial c om pound. A m ic ro dist ric t is a Russian s o cia l is t urb a n pl a nning co nce pt a s g u id e line s fo r re s id ent ial c om plexes. I t is sim ilar to Clarenc e Pe r r y ’s ‘ne ighb o rho o d unit’ id e a
i n th e ir re la tio ns h ip b et ween resident ial, sc hools, dayc ares, c ivi c, a nd s e r v ice a me nitie s tha t ma ke u p a b a s ic ne igh b orh ood unit . At t he sam e t im e, a m ic ro dist rict is f und a me nta l d if fe re nt f ro m a
n eigh b orh ood u nit in the presenc e of a fac tory or workshop. I n this pro j e ct to cre a te a Ne w M icro d i strict , I ta ckle th e o riginal m ic ro distric t c onc ept reflec t ing the ne w d e ma nd s in s o cie ty-d e ns ity, f l ex ib ility, a nd u rb a n produc tion. The growing P yongyang popula tio n e s pe cia l ly o f the ne w mid d l e c l as s ne e d s to b e a cco mm odated in a new housing. Last ly, and m os t impo r ta ntly, the d is tr ict s ho ul d
i n c lu d e ne w ind u s try. Produc t ion is integral to urban living and i t e nha nce s the s o cio e co no mic ne t-
wo rks with in th e co mm unity. P roduc tion spac es c an be applied a t d if fe re nt s ca l e s : l a rg e fa cto r y, c ommu n a l p rod u ction spac e, and individual m aking spac e.
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VISUAL IDENTITY L ogo d e s ign
E x h ib ition coin d e s ign & m aking Ma in s ig n a g e
Entra n ce b o a rd
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S PA C E D E S I G N
P U B L I C AT I O N
PUBLIC PROGRAM
FURNITURE DESIGN
Gallery s e l e ctio n
E xhib itio n ca ta l o g d e s ig n & ma king
Eve n t m a n a ge m e n t
S t a n d f u rn i t u re
L e c t u re
M ode l sh owc a se
E xhibitio n l ayo ut
Part it ion ins ta l l a tio n Light in g d e s ig n
S PACE M e ga zine is s ue .606
O p e n i n g re c e p t i on
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MICRO PRODUCTION RESEARCH N ew tec h n o l o g i es s u c h as 3D p ri n t i n g , ad d i t ive man u fac t u r i n g , eas i er ac c ess to CNC ro u ters , an d s mal l -s c al e ro bo t i c s , wh i c h d o n o t requ i re h u n d red s o f wo rke rs, a llow p eo p l e to make t h ei r vari o u s g o o d s .
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SITE PLAN AND MODULE T h e a bove dia g ra m sh ows th e dive rse mo du le s o f pro du ctio n fa cilitie s a n d re side n tia l co mpo u n ds. T h e bla ck a re a s in dica te pro du ctio n pro g ra ms a n d wh ite a re a s in dica te u rba n livin g u n its.
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PRODUCTION MODULE AND CONNECTION The above di a gra m sh ows th e p rodu c ti on m odu l e for e ac h p ro d u c t an d p ro g ram. Thes e m od u l e s a re sp re a d ou t on th e n e w m i c rodi stri c t an d mai n t ai n rel at i o n s h i p s wi th e a c h oth e r.
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Ca s e d e s i g n fa c to ry
Conte nts ma ke rspa ce Bri ck a rt fa ctory
Design studio
Woodworki ng sh op Social plaza
Commu ni ty spa ce
Fra m e m a k i n g s h o p
Je we lry ma ke rspa ce
M e d i a a rt c o m p a ny
Me e ti ng room
Re s i d e n t i a l c o m p o u n d A
Re si de nti a l compou nd C
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UNIT PLAN
Organizat ion o f room s a n d c i rc u l a ti on syste m of th e m ost mo d u l es . O n e mo d u l e c o n -
T h e a bove pla n s a re ba sic u n its o f pro du ctio n mo du le a n d re side n tia l co mpo u n d. T h e co mbin a tio n o f th e se u n its ma ke s a n e w micro district wh ich in clu de s a n e w in du stry in u rba n livin g .
s is t s of p rodu c ti on sp a c e s, re si de n ti a l c om p ou n d a n d c i rc u l at i o n s p ac es .
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CENTRAL SQUARE S om e m od ules h ave a c e n tra l sq u a re wh i c h i s u se d to c i rc u l at i o n s p ac e bet ween res i d ent ial compo u n d. O c c a si on a l ly, th e re i s a m a rke t i n th e s qu are t h at s el l s p ro d u c t s p rodu c e d th rou gh m i c ro p rodu c ti on i n a n e w m i c ro d i s t r i c t .
CORRIDOR Various activ i ti e s oc c u r a t th e c orr i dor of p rodu c ti on mo d u l es an d res i d en t i al com p ound s . In th e c orr i dor, th e re a re m e e ti n g room s, l ou n g e, s h ared c o mp u ter s , an d m a c h i n e s wh i c h c a n b e u se d by re si den t s .
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NORTH KOREA TERRITORIAL PLAN T H E N E W F U T U R E I N D U S T RY O F T H E O L D N O RT H K O R E A Profes s ion al work , PRAUD w in ter 2019 Res earch pu bl ication
T h e N ort h Kore a’ s e c on omy c a n be se e n a s a p rol on ge d a n d c h ron i c st a te of c ri si s. Howeve r, t h e f u t u re i n du st ri a l st ru c t u re of N ort h Kore a a n d t h e i n du st ri a l st ru c t u re a f te r t h e re u n i f i c a t i on of t h e t wo Kore a s a re ex p e c te d to be ve ry di f fe re n t . I su gge ste d a m ore re a l i st i c a n d c on c re te f u t u re i n du st ry for N ort h Kore a to m ove away f rom i t s p re se n t a n d to be c om e a gl oba l ly st ron g c ou n t ry i n t h e f u t u re ba se d on de t a i l e d re se a rc h of N ort h Kore a .
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F I R ST ST E P (20 2 0 - )
$ 133,486,000
GLOBAL TOTAL AMOUT (2035)
10%
$ 1,300,000,000,000
GLOBAL TOTAL AMOUT (2035)
10%
$ 2,366,967,651
GLOBAL TOTAL AMOUT (2035)
40%
$ 45,000,000,000
GLOBAL TOTAL AMOUT (2035)
30%
$ 13,348,600
$ 130,000,000,000
$ 946,787,060
$ 13,500,000,000
NORTH KOREA’S TOTAL GINSENG AMOUNT (2035)
NORTH KOREA’S TOTAL NATURAL MEDICINE AMOUNT (2035)
NORTH KOREA’S TOTAL NATURAL MEDICINE AMOUNT (2035)
NORTH KOREA’S TOTAL TOURISM AMOUNT (2035)
20%
20%
80%
60%
$ 26,697,200
$ 260,000,000,000
$ 1,893,574,120
NORTH KOREA’S TOTAL GINSENG AMOUNT (2035-)
NORTH KOREA’S TOTAL NATURAL MEDICINE AMOUNT (2035-)
NORTH KOREA’S TOTAL NATURAL MEDICINE AMOUNT (2035-)
NORTH KOREA’S TOTAL TOURISM AMOUNT (2035-)
* Source : Korea’s agriculture & fishery food distribution corporation, 2016, [Ginseng export performance by major countries]
* Source : Health industry technology center, 2014, [New drug market trend]
* Source : D. H. Kim and S. Bae, 2013, [Trends in Metals & Materials Engineering]
$ 27,000,000,000 * Source : WTTC, 2014, [WTTC Travel & Tourism Economic Impact Research 2014]
S E C O N D S T E P (20 3 5 - )
$ 94,351,000,657
$ 131,400,000,000
$ 2,154,816,609,750
$ 2,188,800,000,000
20%
15%
10%
10%
GLOBAL TOTAL AMOUT (2050)
$ 18,870,305,331 NORTH KOREA’S TOTAL ANIMATION INDUSTRY AMOUNT (2050)
40%
GLOBAL TOTAL AMOUT (2050)
$ 19,710,000,000 NORTH KOREA’S TOTAL DRONE INDUSTRY AMOUNT (2050)
30%
GLOBAL TOTAL AMOUT (2050)
$ 215,481,660,975 NORTH KOREA’S TOTAL NATURAL MEDICINE AMOUNT (2050)
20%
GLOBAL TOTAL AMOUT (2050)
$ 218,880,000,000 NORTH KOREA’S TOTAL SEMICONDOCTOR INDUSTRY AMOUNT (2050)
20%
$ 37,740,610,662
$ 39,420,000,000
$ 430,963,321,950
$ 437,760,000,000
NORTH KOREA’S TOTAL ANIMATION INDUSTRY AMOUNT (2050-)
NORTH KOREA’S TOTAL DRONE INDUSTRY AMOUNT (2050-)
NORTH KOREA’S TOTAL NATURAL MEDICINE AMOUNT (2050-)
NORTH KOREA’S TOTAL SEMICONDOCTOR INDUSTRY AMOUNT (2050-)
* Source : Korea creative content agency, 2017, [World animation market scale]
* Source : Teal Group, 2014, [World drone market prospects]
* Source : D. H. Kim and S. Bae, 2013, [Trends in Metals & Materials Engineering]
* Source : IHS, 2017, [Global semiconductor market size trend]
North Korea’s future land development plans should be in the form of forming strategic cities along with future industries. What future industry should North Korea choose?
North Korea’s future industries should be made up of industries that can raise North Korea’s GDP to the US $5,000 in a short period of time and should be made up of industries that can make North Korea play a role in Northeast Asia in the medium and long term. Therefore, it is important to develop a future industry that can raise North Korea’s economy one step ahead and a future industry that can enhance the competitiveness of the North Korean economy thereafter.
I would like to propose a three-step industrial development path for North Korea’s long-term and short-term future industry plans, First and foremost, the first stage is an industry that can be implemented immediately from 2020. This includes the specialty products, tourism entertainment, and rare earth battery industry. The next second stage is not right now, but it can be a long-term industry since 2035, including drones, security systems, and the animation industry. Finally, the last stage is aimed at normalizing national income and then securing the existence of North Korea in the world in the next era. These industries include aerospace, renewable energy, nanomedicine, and carbon fiber composite materials.
T H I R D ST E P (20 5 0 - )
$ 5,600,000,000,000
GLOBAL TOTAL AMOUT (2050-)
10%
$ 1,390,000,000,000
GLOBAL TOTAL AMOUT (2050-)
9%
$ 2,440,000,000,000
GLOBAL TOTAL AMOUT (2050-)
6%
$ 2,070,000,000,000
GLOBAL TOTAL AMOUT (2050-)
7%
$ 560,000,000,000
$ 125,100,000,000
$ 146,400,000,000
$ 144,900,000,000
NORTH KOREA’S TOTAL AEROSPACE INDUSTRY AMOUNT (2050-)
NORTH KOREA’S TOTAL CARBONFIBER COMPOSITE INDUSTRY AMOUNT (2050-)
NORTH KOREA’S TOTAL NANOMEDICINE INDUSTRY AMOUNT (2050-)
NORTH KOREA’S TOTAL SOLAR INDUSTRY AMOUNT (2050-)
20%
18%
12%
14%
$ 1,120,000,000,000
$ 250,200,000,000
$ 292,800,000,000
$ 289,800,000,000
NORTH KOREA’S TOTAL AEROSPACE INDUSTRY AMOUNT (2050-)
NORTH KOREA’S TOTAL CARBONFIBER INDUSTRY AMOUNT (2050-)
NORTH KOREA’S TOTAL NANOMEDICINE INDUSTRY AMOUNT (2050-)
NORTH KOREA’S TOTAL SOLAR INDUSTRY AMOUNT (2050-)
* Source : AIA Aerospace industry statistics, 2014, [Global aerospace market]
* Source : Industry expert, 2013, [World carbonfiber composite material forecast]
* Source : Nanotechnology yearbook, 2007, [Global market size of Nanomedicine industry]
* Source : korea Eximbank, 2014, [Global solar industry outlook]
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IN BETWEEN THE NEW ART COMPLEX IN THE OLD MULLAE In d iv id u al work , SK KU s prin g 2016 Bu il d in g & Urban regen eration d es ign
T h e c i t y c h a n ge s c on t i n u ou sly. We h ave to re a d a t ra i l of t h e p a st i n t h e f l ow of c i t y c h a n ge s. I t i s a t a sk of t h e M u l l a e c om m u n i t y to p re se rve i de n t i f i c a t i on a n d a da p t to a n e w c i t y a t t h e sa m e t i m e . T h e re fore , I wa n t to m a ke a n e w c om p l ex of c u l t u re , a rt , p l ay, a n d c om m u n i c a t i on by re n ova t i n g a n ol d ex i st i n g bu i l di n gs. T h e n e w l aye r c h a n ge s a n a di sc on n e c t i on of ex i st i n g bu i l di n gs.
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HISTORY OF THE SITE
M u l l a e don g, Ye on gde u n gp o- gu , Se o u l , S o u t h Ko rea
T h e s i te h a s ch a n g e d co n sta n tly w ith time . T h e mu lla e h a s rise n a n d de clin e d. T h e a bove d i ag ram s h ows th e site ’s fu ll ra n g e , ro a d, site cove ra g e , fig u re a n d g ro u n d, a n d e leva tio n ch a n g e d ove r time .
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PHYSICAL MODEL
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Th e m ode l sh ows th e c on tra st wi th d i f feren t mater i al s o f t h e n ew i ro n p l ate a n d ru s t y i ro n p l ate.
SPATIAL VARIATIONS Va rio u s co n ce ptu a l ima g e s o f th e n e w bu ildin g .
SECTION A l l s p ac es are c o n n ec ted w i t h c i rc u l at i o n , s t ai r s an d , bri d g es . T h i s c i rc u l atio n ma ke s c o n n ec t i o n s an d c o mmu n i c at i o n bet ween s p ac e an d p eo p l e n at u ral ly. A nd a lso th e c i rc u l at i o n c o n n ec t s p ro g rams fo r res i d en t s an d v i s i to r s .
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I N T H E WA V E THE NEW STUDENT UNION IN THE OLD SKKU CAMPUS In d iv id u al work , SK KU Fal l 2015 Bu il d in g d es ign
M a ny p e op l e u se a n d v i si t st u de n t u n i on eve ryday a n d eve ry t i m e . Bu t , i t doe sn’ t work we l l a s a c e n te r p oi n t of S K KU c a m p u s a n d t h e m a i n ga te way c rossi n g we l fa re c e n te r a n d l i bra ry. S o, I de si gn e d n e w wave s to solve t h e se p robl e m s a n d m a ke t h e st u de n t u n i on a s a be t te r c e n te r p oi n t of t h e c a m p u s.
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P ro j e ct : SKKU Ca mp us re n ova ti o n Si te : N a tura l sci e n ce ca mp us o f SKKU Yulj e o n d o n g , Cha n ga n - g u, Suwo n - si Ky un gki - d o , So uth ko re a A re a : 481,757,50 m² B ui ld i n g : Stud e n t d i n i n g ro o m, O f f i ce , Club ro o m, The a te r, Sto re s A re a : B 1st f lo o r : 3011m² 1st f lo o r : 2834m² 2n d f lo o r : 2146m² 3rd f lo o r : 1379m² To ta l : 9370m²
USER ANALYSIS The ab ove di a gra m sh ows di ffe re n t n e e ds a c c ordi n g to a p er s o n .
Natural science college (1978)
2nd Enginnering college (1994)
Stud ent union (1983)
Digital library (2009)
1st Enginnering college (1978)
Susung kwan (1986)
Practical factory (1979)
Med ical college (2001)
School of Pharmacy (2008)
9Semiconductor college (2008)
THE NARRATIVE
CAMPUS INFORMATION
S t arted from t he u n de r sta n di n g of th e or i gi n a l b u i l di n g. It i s a k i n d o f t h e c en ter p o i n t of t he cam p us , bu t , i t doe sn’ t work we l l a n d th e b u i l di n g h a s s everal p ro bl ems . I wan t to i m p rove th e se th i n gs th rou gh a re n ova ti on p ro jec t .
T h e re d do ts in th e a bove dia g ra m sh ows th e circu la tio n o f pe o ple . As yo u ca n se e f ro m th e de n sity o f th o se do ts. T h e re is th e ce n te ra l n o de in th e S KKU ca mpu s a n d th e stu de n t u n io n is a pa rt o f th is n o de .
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1. O r i g i na l co n ditio n o f th e stu de n t u n io n
4. T h e n e w po sitio n in g o f th e co lu mn s
PHYSICAL MODEL The ab ove p h oto sh ows th e 1 : 3 0 0 p hysi c a l m ode l wh i c h i s mad e o f sp raye d a c r yl i c a n d foa m .
2. O r i g i n al po sitio n in g o f th e co lu mn s a n d fa ca de
3. M ai n t ai nin g pa rt o f th e flo o rs a n d co lu mn s
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5. T h e n e w po sitio n in g o f th e flo o rs a n d fa ca de
6. T h e n e w co n ditio n o f th e stu de n t u n io n
SPACE FRAME
PRESERVATION & MODIFICATION
In t he lobby in fron t of th e a u di tor i u m h a l l , p e op l e c a n se e the mai n s t r u c t u re o f t h i s n e wly re n ova te d stu de n t u n i on .
T h e ma in po in t o f mo difica tio n is ma k in g th e n e w wave o n th e pre se rve d stru ctu re o f th e bu ildin g . T h e wave pe n e tra te s th e o rig in a l stu de n t u n io n bu ildin g to improve th e existin g co n ditio n o f th e bu ildin g . It ma ke s va rio u s spa ce s fo r stu de n ts a n d visito rs.
OUTDOOR FACADE SHOWN IN THE LIBRARY T h e s o l i d fac ad e i s mad e w i t h gl as s f i ber rei n fo rc ed c o n c rete p an el s . T h e fa ca de is po ss i bl e to c o n n ec t v i ew an d ven t i l at i o n bec au s e o f s l i t s bet ween pa n e ls. 10
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VOID NETWORK THE NEW WELLNESS CENTER OF OLD MEDICAL CORRIDOR In d iv id u al exch an gin g s tu d en t work , UB fal l 2014 Bu il d in g d es ign
T h e c on c e p t of t h e n e w we l l n e ss c e n te r i s a voi d n e t work . T h e voi d n e t work p rov i de s sp a c e s for c om m u n i t y, i n te ra c t i on , a n d c om m u n i c a t i on a m on g p e op l e . Af te r st u dy i n g seve ra l p re c e de n t s for voi ds sp a c e , I de si gn e d my won voi d n e t work . I st a rte d f rom a p orou s orga n i z a t i on to m a ke va ri ou s voi ds.
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BODY / BUILDING / CITY RESURGENCE OF THE OLD MEDICAL CORRIDOR
T h is p roje ct is d e signing for a wellness c enter at the inte r s e ctio n b e twe e n M a in a nd S umme r s tre e t , B u f fa lo . In the dawn of the 20th c entury, Buffalo wa s o ne o f the mo s t po pul o us citie s in th e Un ite d Sta te s . However, the c ity lost over half of its pop ul a tio n f ro m 1950 to 2010. A numb e r
o f s tra te g ie s le d to the resurgenc e. One of t hese involved ta rg e ting s pe cif ic s e cto r s with g rowth pote n tia l, s ta r ting with educ at ion and healt hc are. For t he l a tte r, the city fo cus e d o n the B uf fa l o Me d ica l Cor rid or, a sec tion of the c ity t hat has been boom ing in re ce nt ye a rs with ne w fa cil itie s
b e in g b u ilt a n d ex pansions and rem odels to existing fac ilitie s . T he ma in pro b l e m is the d e pl e tio n o f u rb a n cu ltu re a nd pedestrian life on st reet s. So, I want to d e s ig n the ne w we l l ne s s ce nte r ca n imp a ct b o th th e s t reet and c ity to revit aliz e t he public ac tiv ity a nd pe d e s tria n l ife . If it wo rks , it ca n promo te h e a lthy life as a c ult ural destinat ion around the s ite .
SITE ANALYSIS
FIGURE AND GROUND
The inte r se c ti on b e twe e n M a i n a n d Su m m e r stre e t i s a h u b o f p u bl i c t ran s p o r t at i o n a n d c i rc u l a ti on .
T h e site is su rro u n de d by a de n se lin e o f re side n tia l zo n e d a re a s a n d ro a ds. 11
LAND USE OF BUFFALO B u ffa lo’s la n d-u se is cu rre n tly la ck in g in pa rk a n d co mmu n ity fa cilitie s. Also , th e o ld medica l co rrido r n e e ds to e n co u ra g e pe de stria n a ctivitie s a s a mixe d-u se ce n te r a n d mixe d u se co re .
VOID RESEARCH T h ro u gh seve ra l ca se stu die s th a t sh ows th e u se o f vo id in bu ildin g a n d u rba n de sig n , I a n a lyze th e vo id. S o , I trie d seve ra l o ptio n s to ma ke a be tte r vo id n e two rk . 12
Program
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Therapy room & Cafe
Meditation garden
Multipurpose space
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Kids zone
Organic food market
Patient Visitor Doctor
Office user Visitor
Trainer Visitor Exercise member
Trainer Visitor Exercise member Resident
Patient Visitor Doctor Resident
Patient Visitor Resident Member
Resident Visitor Member The young The old
Kid Parent
Resident Visitor Customer
Exam room
Admin office
Wellness studio
Group exercise
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Day & Night
Scenes
User
Wellness 17,600sf
Market & Cafe 7,340sf
Health 6,250sf
Examination
Group exercising
Exercising
Therapy Kids zone Playing
Meeting
Training
Support 16,830sf
Event
Workshop
Waiting
Storage 8,000sf
Shopping
Meditation
Working Resting
PROGRAM The wellnes s c e n te r h a s p rogra m sa ti sfy i n g p hysi c a l , sp i r i t u al , s o c i al , emo t i o n al an d intellect ual h e a l th . Al l dive rse u se r s u se th i s b u i l di n g for a d i f feren t p ro g ram at a di ffe re n t ti m e s. 12
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S S S A A A N N N THE NEW POPUP MUSEUM OF THE OLD MUSEUM SAN Gro u p c om p e t i t i on work , s p ri ng 2 0 1 7 Pu b l i c p avi li on d e s i gn & Te a m le a d e r
T h e v is itors o f th e mu s e um SAN want to experienc e true ‘rest’ from the mus e um. S o , I con s id e r h ow to make it possible also in the new pop- up m us e um o f the M u s e u m SAN. T h ro u gh a lot of ideas, I suggest arc hitec tural space . T he who l e m u s eu m a re a is a co mp lex c onsist ing of repeated fac tors of spac e, a r t , a nd na t u re . I wa nt to ma ke th os e people c an feel also c oexist ing in t he har mo ny o f the s e fac tors, spac e, art , and nature.
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DISCONNECT TO CONNECT HARMONY IN SPACE, ART AND NATURE
T h e n e w s ma ll SAN h a s to work as a teaser im age of the origin a l mus e um SA N. T he mus e um ha s t h e ma in co nce p t , ‘ d is connec t to c onnec t’. Three im port ant repeate d fa cto rs o f mus e um, s pa ce , a rt , a n d n a tu re d o n’ t ex it s eparately. They m ake better spac e by c oexis ting in ha r mo ny w ith e a ch o the r. T h a t’ s why p e o ple ca n feel the sequenc e of t he m useum followin g the f l ow o f SA N.
I wa nt to ma ke p e o ple c an experienc e a sim ilar feelings in t he po pup mus e um. T he re a re a l l ma in
e l eme nts of th e mu s e u m in the pavilion. E ac h layer of the sequen ce o f the mus e um b e co me a b a s ic a rc h ite ctu ra l e le me nt of the pavilion. I n other words, t he new p av il io n g ive s a cha nce fo r pe o pl e
to ex p e rie n ce a ll poin ts of t he m useum following the road in the s pa ce . Vis ito r s wo ul d expe r ie nce
s eve ra l s te p s in th e p avilion. They fac e t he white paper box, en te r the e ntra nce s uch a s a pa pe r c ave , fe e l th e n a tu re in various ways, c om e up to art , look at the s k y a nd f ina l ly g o b a ck to na ture .
A s a re s u lt , th e p avilio n m akes people fell all S(Spac e), A(Art ), N( Na ture ) o f mus e um SA N. A l s o , I c o ns id e r ma ny th in gs like func tionality, variabilit y, m ovabilit y, and ha r mo ny w ith the s urro und ing
e nv iro nme n t . B e ca u s e the pavilion c an be inst alled in various l o ca tio ns . T he pav il io n wa s co ns t ru cte d in Se ou l s ta tion for a while to prom ote t he m useum and Pye o ng cha ng Oly mpic a nd move d to Wo nju to u s e la te r event of the m useum SAN.
Disconnect to connect T he pavili on i s gonna be m i ni atu re of mu seu m SAN to remi nd th e mai n concept of SAN. Di sconn ec t in g f rom th e ordi nary ci ty means connecti ng to n at ure. Th i s i s to say starti ng poi nt of rest and c ommun ic ati on.
SAN Each layer includes overall experiential sequence, architectural elements(Space), works(Art) and beautiful surroundings of the museum(Nature).
Layers Eac h layer i s gath ered to m ake anoth er new spac e. Peopl e meets al l space, art , and natu re i n t he pavilion.
S S S A A A N N N T he n ew pav i l i on m akes peopl e experi ence al l t hree main poi nts of m u seu m SAN fol l owi ng th e road in t h e space. I h ope peopl e h ave ti me for rest an d com mu ni cati on before goi ng back to ordin ary u rban l i fe i n th i s pav i l i on as an ai m of t he museum .
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Look from afar
First of all, people can look at the pavilion from afar. The pavilion looks like just a large white box seen from a distance. It is seen a little different from existing surroundings. So, people apporach it with curiosity.
Face the pavilion closer
When you come up to the pavilion closer and closer, you may face the pavilion carved the shape of the mountain. And you can get a different impression unlike from far away. It is not just a large white box, but a cavernous tunnel with many paper layers. Enter the entrance
People finally enter the entrance of the pavilion. You can see the people drawing or writing something on the first paper layer of the paper. Everyone can leave a trace on the paper. So, it is changed constantly by the experience of people.
Feel the nature variously
In the pavilion, you can feel the nature variously walking along the road. See the surrounding nature between layers, smell the scent of nature like tree and winds, feel wind and sunlight blew through gaps between paper layers.
Come up to art
As you enjoy nature, you also meet art. This pavilion’s main role is a pop-up museum of museum SAN. It works as the teaser of the museum. It shows the image and information of SAN, and also it makes people be curious about the museum and exhibitions.
Look at the sky
In the last part of the pavilion, there is a little space accommodating only one person opened to the sky. People can meet the sky here and have time for thinking about themselves. Space is inspired by James Turrell’s works. It affects the way we see the sky and produces a special experience like his works. Go back to the nature
After finishing a short journey of the pavilion, people go back to nature. In the pavilion, we can feel nature and art differently following the route consisting of paper layers. And then we get back into the expanse of nature again.
THE NARRATIVE T h e sto ry is sta rte d fro m lo o k in g a t th e pavilio n fro m a fa r. I ma de a sce n a rio in wh ich pe o ple ca n me e t a s th ey fo llow th e pa th o f th e pavilio n . 14
CONCEPT VIDEO T h i s 2-mi n u tes s h o r t c o n c ep t v i d eo t ri es to rep res en t t h e d es i g n c o n c ep t , ‘disco n n e ct to c o n n ec t ’. I t i s s t ar ted f ro m a bu s s to p fo r t h e mu s eu m an d f i n i s h ed at t h e main fa ca de o f th e mu s eu m. A l s o , T h e v i d eo was i n s t al l ed at t h e en t ran c e o f t h e p av i l i o n d u r i ng th e exh ibitio n .
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PREARRANGED SITE T h e s c en e s h ows t h e p av i l i o n at t h e en t ran c e gard en o f SA N, p rearran g ed s ite . Bu t , th e p av i l i o n moved to S eo u l s t at i o n to p ro mo te t h e O ly mp i c s . 15
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TA L K I T T H E N E W C O M M U N I T Y S PA C E O F T H E O L D M I D D L E S C H O O L P rofe s s i ona l work , P R AU D W i nter 2018 S p a c e d e s i gn & Cons t r u c t i on s u p ervision
T h e Sa mju n g m iddle sc hool has problem s with old facil itie s a nd a s ho r ta g e o f pu b lic s pa ce for st udent s and teac hers. So, I designe d the o pe n-cl o s e d s pa ce to ma ke com m unic at ion bet ween student s and teac he r s na tura l ly in thre e s ite s , m ost used plac es by people of sc ho o l .
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O P E N - C L O S E D S PA C E SPACE TO MEET TWO CONFLICTING NEEDS
T h e city of Se o u l is wo rking on a projec t c alled ‘Creat ing a Happy S cho o l S pa ce ’ to cre a te a b e tte r
s c h o o l s pa ce fo r o ld middle sc hools and high sc hools. Our c om p a ny wa s ma tche d with S a mj ung
M i dd le s ch o o l, wh ich was built over t hirt y years. I n this projec t , I wo rke d a s the ma in d e s ig ne r
a n d d e s ig n s u p e r vis o r. First and forem ost , I c onduc ted a survey wo rks ho p to he a r o pinio ns a nd
n e e d s f rom s tu d e n ts a nd teac hers. Through this survey, I got to k now the ir ne e d s a nd wis he s a bou t n e w s p a ce s in th e fut ure.
A s a re s u lt , th ey n e e d open spac e to c om m unic ate with other stud e nts a nd te a che r s . B ut a t the
s a me time , th ey p re fe r c losed spac e to talk privately with eac h o the r. S o , I wa nt to ma ke ‘Ope n
c l os e d s pa ce ’ to me e t these two opposite needs. I c hose t hree m ain s ite s s cho o l o f f ice , a ha l lway i n f ron t of pu b lic re s troom s, and m eeting square. The basic c once pt o f d e s ig n is ma k ing d ev ice s to in cre a s e commu n ica tion and experienc es of student s. I hope tha t the s e ne w s pa ce s ca n cha ng e t h e o ld a n d b or in g s ch ool spac e to a lit tle m ore c reative and fu n a tmo s phe re which may a f fe ct t h e e motio n o f you n g s tudents.
Open closed space St uden t s n eed open space to tal k wi th oth er st uden t s an d teach ers. Bu t at th e sam e ti me, t hey also prefer a cl osed space to tal k privately. T herefore, I desi gned an open cl osed space to meet t hese t wo confl i cti ng needs.
Moving square Spac e where stu dents can meet and tal k wi th eac h ot her d u ri ng breaks and l u nch ti m e. Th ese t wo in st allat ions are desi gned to be movabl e to c reate a large combi ned space, or th ey can be separated in to two sm al l er spaces.
Playing hallway T he in st allat i ons i n th e h al lway i n front of th e public rest room wh ere stu dents move th e m ost bloc ks t he view i n front of th e restroom and creates a spac e wh ere ch i l dren can pl ay wi th at th e same t ime.
Communicating school office A f ter d em o l i s h i n g t h e c lo s e d wa ll o f t h e o f f i c e , I c re a ted a s p ac e fo r s t u d e n t s a n d te a c h e rs to c o m m u n i c a te . T h i s s p ac e c an b e u s e d a s a o n e - o n - o n e c o u n s e li n g ro o m , a nd s t u d e n t s c a n c o nvey t h e i r s to ri e s p e rs o n a lly to teac h e r s t h ro u gh m a i lb oxe s o n t h e o u te r wa ll.
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OTHER WORKS
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PUBLIC DESIGN
FURNITURE DESIGN
OBJECT DESIGN
W E B P L AT F O R M
OCTIMO
PLAYITION
CONCEPTUAL MODEL
MODERN PYONGYANG
P rofe ssi on a l work, Du bai Ex p o Pav i l i o n P RAU D, W i n ter 2018
G ro u p c o mp et i t i o n
Aca de mic in dividu a l pro j e ct , 3D prin t
Pro fe ssio n a l wo rk , Re se a rch a n d de sig n
S p r i n g 2019
U B, S prin g 2014
PR AU D. Win te r 2018
YOOJI N BYUN Old is the new New
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