Yusung Um (Paul) _ Porfolio 2011-2023 by YusungPaulUm

Yusung Um Work Sample Bachelor of Architecture Academic and Professional 2011-2023 Work Sample Pratt Institute|School of Architecture

Education

Pratt Institute|Bachelor of Architecture Class of 2019|Brooklyn, NY

Kent School Class of 2011|Kent, CT

Work Experience Skills

GF55 Architects

Architect II

New York, United States of America|May.2021-Current (~23 months)

Projects|Franchises Retail (Chill-N Nitrogen Icecream, Heyday, Restore Cryotherapy, Sharkey’s Cut for Kids, Amazing Lash Studio, European Wax Center, etc.), Residential, Educational

SRA Architecture + Engineering

Junior Project Manager / Junior Architect

New York, United States of America|Dec.2019-May.2021(17 months)

Projects|420 Park Ave (Royalton), AVRA, 289 Hudson St+ etc (Multi-Projects)

OCA (Office of Contemporary Architecture)

Architectural Intern

Seoul, Republic of Korea|May.2018-July.2018 (3 months)

July.2010-August.2010 (2 months)

Projects|Changdong·Sanggye Start-up and Culture Industry Complex International Design Competition + etc

SAMOO Architects & Engineers (SAMSUNG)

Architectural Intern

Seoul, Republic of Korea|Jan.2018-May.2018 (4 months)

May.2010-June.2010 (2 months)

Projects| Putrajaya Multi-Complex + etc

Gerald J. Caliendo, RA, AIA

Architectural Intern

New York, United States of America|May.2016-July.2016 (3 months)

Projects| Construction Documents + 3d Modelings (Multi-Projects)

11th Mechanized Infantry Division|Engineering Battalion

Drafting Serviceman

Hongcheon, Republic of Korea|August.2012-May.2014 (21 months)

Projects| 11th Mechanized Infantry Division Mess Hall New Construction + etc

Hanshin Architecture Studio

Architectural Intern

Wonju, Republic of Korea|May.2011-August.2011 (4 months)

Projects| Construction Documents + 3d Modelings (Multi-Projects)

3d Modeling and Rendering

Language

English|Korean

References Interests

Daniel Michels / Luca Jang

GF55 Architects|Principle/Project Manager|Dan@gf55.com/Luca@gf55.com

Giuliano Fiorenzoli

Giuliano Fiorenzoli Architects|Professor at Pratt Institute|Giulfiorenzoli@earthlink.net

Robert Siegel

Robert Siegel Architects|Former Professor at Pratt Institute|Bob@rhsarchitect.com

Devora Schwartz

SRA Architecture+Engineering|Project Manager|Ds@sraae.com

Traveling (30+ Countries), Golfing, Basketball, Soccer, Photographs

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Yusung Um (Paul) Bachelor of Architecture Pratt Institute|School

Architecture yusung.paul.um@gmail.com|+1.917.520.5562

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01 Professional Project

GF55 Architects

Architect II

Location: New York, NY

Software: Sketchup, Vray, AutoCAD, Revit, Adobe

Projects: Franchises (Chill-N Nitrogen Icecream, Heyday, Restore Cyrotherapy, Sharkey’s Cut for Kids, Amazing lash Studio, European Wax Center, etc.)

Residential, Educational

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02 Professional Project

SRA Architecture and Engineering, P.C.

Junior Project Manager / Junior Architect

Location: New York, NY

Software: Rhino, Vray, AutoCAD, etc.

Projects: Restaurants, Residentials, etc.

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Paul Yusung Um p. 21 VARIATION 1                         

Paul Yusung Um p. 25                                                                                                    A-300 A-302 A-301              NOTE: PRIOR TO CONTRACTOR MOVING FORWARD, INDIVIDUAL DIMENSIONS SHALL BE VERIFIED WITH ARCHITECT WALL TYPES: SEE A-600 & A-601 FOR ALL WALL TYPES ADA DOOR CLEARANCE DOOR TAG: SEE A-901 FOR DOOR SCHEDULE                                                

03 Professional Project

OCA (Office of Contemporary Architecture)

Internship 2018

Competition: 2nd Place

Notable Participants: Steven Holl and Toyo Ito

Location: Seoul, South Korea

Program: Housing, movie theater, library, and offices

Software: rhinoceros, maxwell, photoshop, illustrator

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04 National School of Dances

Pratt School of Architecture

Fall Semester 2018

Instructor: Guillermo Banchini

Individual Project

Location: Buenos Aires, Argentina

Program: School and performing theater

Software: rhinoceros, vray, photoshop

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The design starts with breaking down the system of the art piece and finding how the painting can be broken down into different moments. These different elements of the art piece becomes the departure point of the architectural composition.

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a plan exercise a system b plan exercise

system aa plan exercise aa system b’ plan exercise b’ sub celler lv.3 lv.6 celler lv.4 lv.7 lv.2 lv.5 lv.8

Sharon Cummings_Line Dance 1

system

This architecture is consisted of total of 10 stories. The programs are theater, exhibition hall, cafe, bar, bookstore, outdoor gathering, music rooms, rehersal rooms, library, auditorium, and administration offices. The school has the hierarchy system of organization where it goes from more public to more private from bottom to top. For instance, public theater is located in the celler whereas the administration is located on the top floor. The circulation of the building starts from the spiral ramp located on the corner of the architecture. The ramp is also divided at the 4th floor which is where the private part of the programs starts.

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public theather exhibition/ticketing rehersal rooms administration book store outdoor gathering library restrooms cafe / bar music rooms auditorium circulations

Ground Level Site Plan

One of the important factor was to open up one of the busiest intersection in the city. Instead of putting the whole mass on the ground floor, the space is opened up on each entrances so that it brings openness into the building on the ground floor. The ground floor consists of the main hall, exhibition space and ticketing booth where people but the tickets for the performances happening on the theater loacted on the celler.

Perspective Section

The architecture can be divided into 3 parts : the public, the interaction space, and the private. The public theater is located in the celler for everyone who purchases the ticket from the ticketing on the ground floor. The main hall and exhibition space is also located on the ground floor for public. Also, for the public, the cafe, bar, and bookstore are located on the second floor. On the third floor, there is the outdoor gathering space where the public and the students can interact with each other. From the fourth floor, there are music rooms, rehersal rooms, library, auditorium, and administration for the students of the dance academy.

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10’ 0” 3 1 2

4 19’ 6” 14’ 6” 17’ - 0” 14’ 6” 8’6” 5’0” 8’0” 7’6” 28’6” 16’6” 15’0”

1. Entrance 1 2. Entrance 2 3. Main Hall / Exhibition 4. Ticketing

114’ - 0” 100’ - 0” 86’ - 0” 72’ - 0” 58’ - 0” 44’ - 0” 30’ - 0” 16’ - 0” 2’ - 0” -18’ - 0” - 36’ - 0”

The rehersal room is where the students reherse for the performaces that takes place in the private auditorium on the top floor. The rehersal and music rooms are all private rooms; however, they are connected through the visual connection created by the interior glass walls.

The spiral ramp is the starting point of each circulation of the floor. it creates the continuity of the building and acts as the important piece that locks each floors together. Even though the architectural programs are divided into the hierarchy system, the spiral ramp connects all the floors together.

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Rehersal Room View towards the Spiral Ramp Music Room Common Space Spiral Ramp

05 Pedestrian Bridge

Pratt School of Architecture

Fall Semester 2016

Instructor: Giuliano Fiorenzoli

Individual Project

Location: New York, New York

Program: Bridge, park, and shops

Software: rhinoceros, 3dmax, photoshop

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The location of the site in on the east river southwest of the brooklyn bridge. The intention of the pedestrian bridge is to connect the Brooklyn Bridge Park and the Pier 15 for a more effective and efficient circulation of the pedestrian and bicycle riders.

There are numerous accidents every year involing pedestrians and bicycle riders. The first step of the design process was to split circulations of the two for a safer and systemetic circulation.

Circulation Diagram

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Circulation Study _ Paper Model Satelite View red - ferry _ green - bicycle _ blue - bridge

The top deck of the bridge is for the pedestrians. On the brooklyn side, the pedestrian path starts from the Brooklyn Bridge Park. By extending the part to the starting point of the bridge brings people towards the paths. The circulation of the pedestrians does not stop and continues all the way to the Pier 15 on the Manhattan side.

The bottom deck of the bridge is mainly for the bicycle riders. There are two one-way paths for the bicycle riders from Manhattan to Brooklyn and vice versa. the bicycle paths starts from each sides fo the pier to the other for the intention to avoid the existing numerous accidents of the pedestrians and bicycle riders.

Experiences

The piers of each side of the bridge are consists of the public spaces where people can perform and gather around. From where the paths starts, it is all for the circulations of the people without any disturbance. There are two ramps in the center of the bridge that connects the two decks together. The bicycle riders can move up to the top deck to walk and the pedestrians with the bicycles can also go down to the bottom deck.

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Top Deck Plan Bottom Deck Plan

The pier on the Manhattan side consists of the performing and gathering spaces underneath the circulation deck of the bridge. The bicycle path is located on the side of the bridge whereas the pedestrian paths are in the middle of the bridge.

The pier on the Brooklyn side consists of the indoor performing space and the outdoor performing space. The park is extended into the pier so that the people can naturally engage with the bridge itself. There is an opening on the center of the pier to express the feeling of floating above the river. The bicycle paths are located on each edge of the bridge whereas the pedestrian paths are located in the middle.

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06 Student Dormitory

Pratt School of Architecture

Fall Semester 2015

Instructor: Robert Siegel

Project Partner: Anne Greene

Location: Brooklyn, New York

Program: Dormitory

Software: rhinoceros, maxwell, revit, photoshop

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MYRTLEAVE

Zoning / Massing Study_Maximum Massing at Setback 65’-0”

Height and Setback Diagram_ Myrtle and Grand Avenue

The dormitory is located in Clinton Hill, Brooklyn. It is Pratt Institute’s graduate students dormitory. The building is located three blocks away from the main campus and the surrounding environment is filled with restaurants, coffee shops and bars.

Instead of applying the back on the ground floor, the setback is located on the 7th floor to open up the outdoor space for the students in order to engage with the view of the city and the school. The important factor to consider was the corner condition of the building where the outdoor balconies are designed for the visual connection with the school.

The heart of the design is the atrium in the center of the dormitory for the natural lighting and the efficiency of the organization of the units. Also, there are variety of the units for the graduate students with different environments.

Even though it is designed with the efficiency as the priority, the articulation of the atrium brings life into the building. There is also the outdoor backyard on the other corner of the site for the engagement of the students to form a family environment throughout the dormitory.

GROUND FLOOR 2ND FLOOR 3RD FLOOR 4TH FLOOR 5TH FLOOR 6TH FLOOR 7TH FLOOR GROUND FLOOR 2ND FLOOR 3RD FLOOR 4TH FLOOR 5TH FLOOR 6TH FLOOR 7TH FLOOR CELLAR CELLAR 13'-9 1 2 14'-8" 9'-8" 9'-8" 9'-8" 9'-8" 11'-8" 12'-8" 55' 19'-11 7 8 51'-6 55' 48'-1 61'-1 100' PART PART PART PART PART 55' 51'-6 2,833 SQ. FT PART = 48'-1 19'-11 = 960 SQ. PART 61'-1 23'-6" = 1,434 SQ. FT PART 150' 55' = 8,250 SQ. FT TOTAL COMBINED LOT COVERAGE 13,477 SQ. FT 3'-6" HIGH GUARD RAIL SPRINKLERS 12" SMOKE BAFFLE EXHAUST FAN A-002 ZONING MAXIMUM MASSING DIAGRAMS; LOT COVERAGE

1 MAXIMUM MASSING: SETBACK AT 65'-0" SCALE: 1/64" 1'-0" 4 HEIGHT AND SETBACK DIAGRAM MYRTLE AVE SCALE: 1/16" 1'-0" 2 LOT COVERAGE SCALE: 1/16" 1'-0" 5 HEIGHT AND SETBACK DIAGRAM GRAND AVE SCALE: 1/16" 1'-0" 3 DESIGN FIRE DIAGRAM SCALE: 1/16" = 1'-0" SCALE: SITE PLAN PROJECT: DRAWING TITLE: DRAWING NO: DATE: ANNE GREENE ROBERT SIEGEL PROFESSOR PAUL UM STUDENT HOUSING PRATT INSTITUTE MYRTLE AVE AT GRAND ST BROOKLYN, NY UNDERGRADUATE SCHOOL OF ARCHITECTURE DESIGN STUDIO 301-4: DESIGN TEAM: ENGINEERING CONSULTANTS: 12/11/2015 ROBERT OTANI ERIK VERBOON JEFFREY HUANG 09 OF 16 VARIES GROUND FLOOR 2ND FLOOR 3RD FLOOR 4TH FLOOR 5TH FLOOR 6TH FLOOR 7TH FLOOR CELLAR 13'-9 1 2 14'-8" 9'-8" 9'-8" 9'-8" 9'-8" 11'-8" 12'-8" 55' 61'-1 100' PART PART PART 55' 51'-6 PART 48'-1 PART 61'-1 PART 150' 55' 8,250 SQ. TOTAL COMBINED LOT COVERAGE 3'-6" HIGH GUARD RAIL SPRINKLERS 12" SMOKE BAFFLE

MYRTLEAVE

1 MAXIMUM MASSING: SETBACK AT 65'-0" SCALE: 1/64" 1'-0" 4 HEIGHT AND SETBACK DIAGRAM MYRTLE AVE SCALE: 1/16" = 1'-0" 2 LOT COVERAGE SCALE: 1/16" = 1'-0" GROUND FLOOR 2ND FLOOR 3RD FLOOR 4TH FLOOR 5TH FLOOR 6TH FLOOR 7TH FLOOR GROUND FLOOR 2ND FLOOR 3RD FLOOR 4TH FLOOR 5TH FLOOR 6TH FLOOR 7TH FLOOR CELLAR CELLAR 13'-9 1 2 14'-8" 9'-8" 9'-8" 9'-8" 9'-8" 11'-8" 12'-8" 55' 23'-6" 19'-11 61'-11 2 100' PART B PART C PART D PART A = 55' X 51'-6 = 2,833 SQ. FT PART B = 48'-1 X 19'-11 = 960 SQ. FT PART C = 61'-1 X 23'-6" = 1,434 SQ. FT PART D = 150' X 55' = 8,250 SQ. FT TOTAL COMBINED LOT COVERAGE 13,477 SQ. FT 3'-6" HIGH GUARD RAIL SPRINKLERS 12" SMOKE BAFFLE A-002 ZONING MAXIMUM MASSING DIAGRAMS; LOT COVERAGE 4 HEIGHT AND SETBACK DIAGRAM - MYRTLE AVE SCALE: 1/16" = 1'-0" 2 LOT COVERAGE SCALE: 1/16" = 1'-0" 5 HEIGHT AND SETBACK DIAGRAM - GRAND AVE SCALE: 1/16" = 1'-0" 3 DESIGN FIRE DIAGRAM SCALE: 1/16" = 1'-0" SCALE: SITE PLAN DRAWING TITLE: DRAWING NO: DATE: MYRTLE AVE GRAND RYERSON STEUBEN ST 12/11/2015 JEFFREY HUANG 09 OF 16 VARIES H J K ZINC CASSETTE CLADDING CEMENT BOARD COVER CONTINUOUS INSULATION 3'-6" GUARD RAIL BALCONY DRAINPIPE 15'-6" 11" 8 1 2 6'-6" 7'-10" 1 TYPICAL 2 BEDROOM UNIT SCALE: 1/4" 1'-0" 4 TYPICAL 3 BEDROOM UNIT SCALE: 1/4" = 1'-0" SITE PLAN PROJECT: RYERSON ANNE GREENE ROBERT SIEGEL PAUL UM STUDENT PRATT MYRTLE AVE BROOKLYN, UNDERGRADUATE OF ARCHITECTURE DESIGN STUDIO DESIGN TEAM: ENGINEERING ROBERT OTANI ERIK VERBOON JEFFREY HUANG 2 TYPICAL 2 BEDROOM SECTIONS SCALE: 1/4" 1'-0" 3 TYPICAL 2 BEDROOM SECTION SCALE: 1/4" 1'-0" H J K 8' 8" 8" 15'-6" UP 11" 8 1 2 16'-8" 7'-4" 3' 6'-6" 7'-10" A-402 TYPICAL UNITS DETAILS 7 TYPICAL 1 BEDROOM UNIT SCALE: 1/4" = 1'-0" 5 TYPICAL SINGLE BED DORM (UNIT J) SCALE: 1/4" 1'-0" 6 TYPICAL TWO BED DORM (UNIT K) SCALE: 1/4" = 1'-0" SCALE: SITE PLAN PROJECT: DRAWING TITLE: DRAWING NO: DATE: ANNE GREENE ROBERT SIEGEL PAUL UM STUDENT PRATT MYRTLE AVE BROOKLYN, UNDERGRADUATE OF ARCHITECTURE DESIGN STUDIO DESIGN TEAM: ENGINEERING ROBERT OTANI ERIK VERBOON JEFFREY HUANG 2 TYPICAL 2 BEDROOM SECTIONS SCALE: 1/4" = 1'-0" 8 EGRESS STAIR SCALE: 1/4" = 1'-0" 9 ELEVATOR SCALE: 1/4" = 1'-0" H ZINC CASSETTE CLADDING CEMENT BOARD COVER CONTINUOUS INSULATION 3'-6" GUARD RAIL BALCONY DRAINPIPE 8 1 2 1 TYPICAL 2 BEDROOM UNIT SCALE: 1/4" = 1'-0" 4 TYPICAL 3 BEDROOM UNIT SCALE: 1/4" = 1'-0" 2 TYPICAL 2 BEDROOM SECTIONS SCALE: 1/4" = 1'-0" 3 TYPICAL 2 BEDROOM SECTION SCALE: 1/4" = 1'-0" Paul Yusung Um p. 53

Typical 2 Bedroom Sections Typical 2 Bedroom Unit & Section / Typical 3 Bedroom Unit Typical Bedrooms Unit / Egress Stair / Elevator Site Plan

MYRTLE AVENUE

DRAWING LIST A-001 COVER PAGE A-101 FLOOR PLANS - CELLAR & GROUND

GRAND AVENUE MYRTLE OFFICE ELECTRICAL POWER/SWITCH GEAR ROOM BOILER ROOM STAIR DOMESTIC WATER BOILER ROOM CHILLER STORAGE LOCKERS BIKE STORAGE BUILDING STORAGE ROOM TRASH COMPACTOR ROOM ELEVATOR 55' BUILDING WIDTH COMMERCIAL SPACE CAFE UTILITY CAFE GRAND AVE PARKING GARAGE RAMP MAILBOXES STAIR LAUNDRY TRASH CHUTE STAIR ELEVATOR ELEVATOR N 1 CELLAR FLOOR PLAN SCALE: 1/8" = 1'-0" SCALE: SITE PLAN PROJECT: DRAWING TITLE: DRAWING NO: DATE: ANNE GREENE ROBERT SIEGEL PAUL UM STUDENT PRATT MYRTLE AVE BROOKLYN, UNDERGRADUATE OF ARCHITECTURE DESIGN STUDIO DESIGN TEAM: ENGINEERING ROBERT OTANI ERIK VERBOON JEFFREY HUANG A-101 CELLAR FLOOR GROUND FLOOR 2 GROUND FLOOR PLAN SCALE: 1/8" 1'-0" OFFICE ELECTRICAL POWER/SWITCH GEAR ROOM BOILER ROOM STAIR DOMESTIC WATER BOILER ROOM CHILLER STORAGE LOCKERS BIKE STORAGE BUILDING STORAGE ROOM TRASH COMPACTOR ROOM ELEVATOR 55' BUILDING WIDTH 150' SITE WIDTH COMMERCIAL SPACE CAFE UTILITY CAFE PARKING GARAGE RAMP MAILBOXES STAIR A LAUNDRY TRASH CHUTE STAIR ELEVATOR ELEVATOR CELLAR FLOOR PLAN SCALE: 1/8" 1'-0" SCALE: SITE PLAN PROJECT: DRAWING TITLE: DRAWING NO: DATE: ANNE GREENE ROBERT SIEGEL PROFESSOR PAUL UM STUDENT HOUSING PRATT INSTITUTE MYRTLE AVE AT GRAND ST BROOKLYN, NY UNDERGRADUATE SCHOOL OF ARCHITECTURE DESIGN STUDIO 301-4: DESIGN TEAM: ENGINEERING CONSULTANTS: 12/11/2015 ROBERT OTANI ERIK VERBOON JEFFREY HUANG 05 OF 16 A-101 CELLAR FLOOR PLAN GROUND FLOOR PLAN 1/8" 1'-0" N GROUND FLOOR PLAN SCALE: 1/8" = 1'-0" STAIR STAIR ATRIUM 55' BUILDING WIDTH 100' SITE WIDTH 150' SITE WIDTH G H TRASH ELEVATOR ELEVATOR 50' 45' 55' BUILDING WIDTH 150' SITE WIDTH 55' BUILDING WIDTH STAIR ATRIUM D TRASH CHUTE STAIR ELEVATOR ELEVATOR 1 SECOND FLOOR PLAN SCALE: 1/8" 1'-0" SCALE: SITE PLAN PROJECT: DRAWING TITLE: DRAWING NO: DATE: ANNE GREENE ROBERT SIEGEL PAUL UM STUDENT PRATT INSTITUTE MYRTLE AVE AT BROOKLYN, UNDERGRADUATE OF ARCHITECTURE DESIGN STUDIO 301-4: DESIGN TEAM: ENGINEERING CONSULTANTS: ROBERT OTANI ERIK VERBOON JEFFREY HUANG A-102 SECOND FLOOR THIRD THRU FIFTH N 2 THIRD-FIFTH FLOOR PLAN SCALE: 1/8" 1'-0" STAIR STAIR ATRIUM 50' 45' 55' BUILDING WIDTH 100' SITE WIDTH 55' BUILDING WIDTH A C TRASH ELEVATOR ELEVATOR 55' BUILDING WIDTH STAIR A ATRIUM G TRASH CHUTE STAIR ELEVATOR ELEVATOR N 1 SECOND FLOOR PLAN SCALE: 1/8" = 1'-0" SCALE: SITE PLAN PROJECT: DRAWING TITLE: DRAWING NO: DATE: ANNE GREENE ROBERT SIEGEL PROFESSOR PAUL UM STUDENT HOUSING PRATT INSTITUTE MYRTLE AVE AT GRAND ST BROOKLYN, NY UNDERGRADUATE SCHOOL OF ARCHITECTURE DESIGN STUDIO 301-4: DESIGN TEAM: ENGINEERING CONSULTANTS: 12/11/2015 ROBERT OTANI ERIK VERBOON JEFFREY HUANG 06 OF 16 A-102 SECOND FLOOR PLAN THIRD THRU FIFTH FLOOR PLAN 1/8" = 1'-0" N THIRD-FIFTH FLOOR PLAN SCALE: 1/8" = 1'-0" Paul Yusung Um p. 55 Isometric Bird Eye Renders Second Floor Plan Celler Floor Plan 3-5 Floor Plan Ground Floor Plan

CEMENT BOARD COVER CONTINUOUS INSULATION GYP BOARD STUDS CEMENT BOARD COVER CONCRETE SLAB STEEL REBAR CEMENT BOARD COVER GYP BOARD STUDS 3'-6" GUARD RAIL 2 SECTION SCALE: 1 FACADE DETAIL SCALE: 1/4" = 1'-0" Paul Yusung Um p. 57

Cement Cover (Public Space / Living Room) Zinc Cassette Cladding (Private Space / Bedroom) Zinc Board Window (Openings) Railings