Portfolio by ysong

YOUNG HUN SONG

INTERIOR DESIGN PORTFOLIO

â&#x20AC;&#x153;forms to evoke playfulness and experience the space as an expedition.â&#x20AC;? 2

CONTENTS

BIOPHILIA 10

MODULAR CONNECTION 18

STUDIO IN DEPTH 26

FABRICATION

plan sketches

STUDY OF BIOPHILIC FORMS

DIGITAL MEDIA | FALL 2016

BIOPHILIA

ICF Office | 620 Folsom St. San Francisco, CA CONCEPT PROPOSALS Biophilic design, incorporates natural materials, natural light, vegetation, nature views and other experiences of the natural world into the modern built environment.It helps to reduce stress, enhance creativity and clarity of thought, improve our well-being and expedite healing.

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PATTERN

PLAN

DIVERSE SPACE

PARAMETRIC FORM

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kitchen entrance

final proposal / office retreat

grasshopper iteration

MINIMAL

material connection to nature open workspace / kitchen

Biophilic design reduces stress due to induced shift in focus, warmth of natural material and enhance concentration.

RYTHMIC

disoriented forms of nature

diffused lighting / distributed sights

PRIVATE ROOM KITCHEN GH STRUCTURE GREEN AREA DAY LIGHT

formal office

proposed plan

meeting room

form concept

RESIDENTIAL

INTERIOR STUDIO | FALL 2014

MODULAR CONNECTION RESIDENTIAL FOR TWO | 3,000 sf CLIENT : AERIAL DANCER, PAINTER

Modular space creates each room with different spatial quality. Each space is a cubic room with an individual dimension and height, connected through a thin layer of threshold. Rooms are connected as a linear pathway that gives a sense of depth and expedition.

initial idea

CONCEPT DEVELOPE

section A

combining materials

concept space

space connection

TYPOLOGY

site / 1000 sf

insertion

opening / threshold

multi-resident

resident A

resident B

communal space

shared studio / garden

private space

piano room

section A

section B

living room

3f stairs

communal studios

STUDIO B

STUDIO A 2

resident A

1. bedroom

resident B

2. kitchen

communal space

3. extra room

GARDEN

3 UP UP

form concept

COMMERCIAL

INTERIOR STUDIO | FALL 2016

film studio

broadway

view painting studio

meeting room

cafe 19th bart

gallery

STUDIO IN DEPTH REHABIILITATION ART SCHOOL | 9,370 sf 1750 BROADWAY, OAKLAND, CA

Studio in Depth is located in the Uptown Oakland, where a monthly event of “Art Murmur” takes place. Studio helps the former convicts to express the inner beauty through artistic production. Design purpose is to blend social and academic spheres to ease diverse forms of education emerging from people’s interactions.

TELEG

RAPH

crime map

RT STA TIO

BR OA DW AY

space planning model RESEARCH Oakland is one of the hightest crime rated city. Rehab center for ex-convict will attempt to exhibit and interact positively with the public and beautify its environment as well. The site is located in the uptown Oakland where monthly event of Art Murmer happens. It will provide an opportunity to interact with the public.

site map

lobby / telegraph view DEPTH OF SPACE The idea is based on compression and expansion of space, both in circulation and vista. The spartan workspaces and galleries employ the shifting, slipping, and subtle rotation of wall, ceiling, and floor to direct users through extended thresholds from one space to the next, maintaining a tight control on the spatial experience.

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TELEGRAPH BROADWAY

section B

The site with 25â&#x20AC;&#x2122; narrow width, the challenge was to create a sense of openness by longitudinal corridor and expansion of space. Compression and expansion of space cause an illusion of depth wherein painting studio looks different depending on which stair oneâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s enter. While entering any space of the building, a window is located at every end of its destination. Windows offer diverse picturesque scenery of downtown and inspire the artists. double sided projector screen

1F GRID

EXTRUDE

SHIFT

SUBTRACT

PRIVACY

WINDOW / ENTRANCE

CIRCULATION

3F PUBLIC PRIVATE WINDOW

THRESHOLD DOOR

CIRCULATION

section A 23

kitchen / gallery

daylight / 3 form chroma

studio / broadway view

cafe

concept collage / street projector

CONCRETE SCREEN

Re-Interpretation of Charles Machintosh understanding the method of mass fabrication

MODEL MAKING

Integrated Building System preventing heat loss through convection and conduction.

LASERCUT MODELING

Designing dome structure Re-designed the ceiling of Palace of Fine Arts Theatre, SF

WOOD WORKING

DIY home bookshelf Repainting and building furnitures NAVER best DIY of the month

2017 CCA JUNIOR INTERIOR DESIGN ysong@cca.edu