Sihyun Kim_Part II placement Application

HY Vol 03 |2021|

Sihyun Kim (Sean) Selected work portfolio 2016 - 2021 RIBA/ARB Part I _ Newcastle University RIBA/ARB Part II _ AA school

Sihyun Kim (Sean) Part II Architectural Assistant Part III course start on Sep.2021 L. Korean / English / Mandarin (basic) M. +44 7446920454 E. sihyunkim1992@gmail.com A. 35 Haydn Tower, 50 Wandsworth Road, London, SW8 2FN V. Graduated Route Visa until Jul, 2023 Referee Young-In Oh yoh@younginarchitects.com

CURRICULUM VITAE

EMPLOYMENT 2020-ing

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2018-2020

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2016-2017

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2015

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2013

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Young-in Architects // London (Current)

/ Part II Architectural Assistant

Yewon Architect // Masan (Remotely)

/ Freelancer

UI-Architects // Seoul (9 months)

/ Part I Architectural Assistant

Young-in Architects // London (3 months)

/ Intern

Yewon Architect // Masan (3 months)

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Extension + New build house + Office + Residential Design report || Design development || Animation || 3d model+CGI || Design meeting with client || Planning application || Building work review with builder Mix-use + Commercial + Residential (high-rise) + Master plan Diagram || Animation || Design report || 3d model+CGI || Design meeting with client || Design development Public+Residential+Commercial+Education Diagram || Animation || 3d model+CGI || Concept design || Competition team work Public Diagram || Design report || Design development || Detail drawing || Physical model making || 3d model+CGI Master plan 3d model+CGI

EDUCATION 2017-2020

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Diploma, M.Arch // Architecture Association School of Architecture (AA school), UK

/ RIBA|ARB PART 2

2013-2016

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BA Architecture // Newcastle University, UK

/ RIBA|ARB PART 1

2012-2013

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Foundation in Architecture // INTO Newcastle University, UK

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2010-2011

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BA Architecture // Bukyung University, South Korea

/ 1st year only

ADDTIONAL EXPERIENCE 2020

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Co-founder ‘-ism’ (https://www.instagram.com/_ism_log/)

/ Design platform

2019

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Roadside picnic: The trade of reclaimed building materials in UK

/ Exhibition

2018

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Project Space: Anthropocene

/ Exhibition

2017

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Gumcheon Fire Station Competition

/ 1st prize

2017

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Yangjae Eco Bridge Competition

/ 3rd prize

2016

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Oryoung Residential Competition

/ 2nd prize

2016

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Portfolio selection for RIBA visiting

/ Exhibition

SKILLS Advance

Rhino, Sketchup, Microstation, Auto CAD, Photoshop, Illustrator, Indesign, Excel, Powerpoint, Lumion, V-ray for sketchup

Intermediate

After effect, Global mapper, QGIS

Basic

Grasshopper, Revit, Blender

PROFESSIONAL WORKS |UK|

01_Light Shaft House | P6-15 | 02_HDS Community Hub | P16-27 | 03_Twin House | P28-37 |

PROFESSIONAL WORKS |SOUTH KOREA|

CONTENT S E L E C TE D W OR KS

04_P-Town House | P38-43 | 05_Garden Tower | P44-47 |

COMPETITION WORKS

06_10:5:24:365 | P48-53 | 07_Segmented Nature| P54-63 |

ACADEMIC WORK

08_Liberated Ground | P64-83 |

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01_Light Shaft House

01_Light Shaft House Company: Young-In Architects Project site: 10 Sewdley street, Lower Clapton Project type: Extension (rear+loft) Project value: £250,000 Design team: Young-In (Director) + Sihyun Kim (Architecture Assistant) + Ray (Senior Architect) Participation: -Site survey -Concept design of courtyard -Design development -Client meeting (Design brief - design development) -3D model+CGI (V-ray + Lumion) -Planning application (PD condition) -Organise design statement -Detail drawing assist

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01_Light Shaft House

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Existing condition Front main building: 2 storey Outrigger building: 2 storey 4m rear extension

Floor scheme Adopting existing skip floor condition on first floor, creates 7 floors that are visually connected in vertical with sharing daylight.

Volume extension Loft extension: 38.6m3<40m3 (permittable) Courtyard light well link rear extension block and loft extension block vertically

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1. Snug 2. Kitchen 3. Dining 4. Living area (+600mm) 5. Light well 6. Work/study 7. Bedroom (en-suite) 8. Work/study 9. Bedroom (en-suite)

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02_HDS Community Hub

02_HDS Community Hub Company: Young-In Architects Project site: Hackney Downs Studio Project type: Co-working studio rennovation Project value: £500,000 Design team: Young-In (Director) + Sihyun Kim (Architecture Assistant) Participation: -Review the existing wall and roof condition -Concept design of layout + interior -Design development -Client meeting (Design brief - design development) -3D model+CGI (V-ray + Lumion) -Organise design report + update weekly -Area schedule update -Animation

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03_Twin House

Company: Young-In Architects Project site: 145 Claremont Avenue, New Malden, Merton KT3 6QP Project value: £350,000 Design team: Young-In (Director) + Sihyun Kim (Architecture Assistant) + Ray (Senior Architect) Participation: -Tender package review -Detail drawing review under supervision -Concept design -Joinery and production review with client and interior design contractor -3D model+CGI (V-ray) -Building work review with the builder -Weekly site monitor -Record the production schedule

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GRASSCRETE - Tobermore: TURFSTONE - VEHICLE ACCESS / PARKING Product: TURFSTONE - Tobermore: Area: 142m² (plus 10% extra for construction) Finish: Natural Unit sizes: 600 x 400 x 100mm Note: Installation to manufactures guidance. Topsoil backfill mix to comprise 50% sieved loam with 50% sharp sand. This ensures an open, friable and free-draining medium in which the grass covering can flourish.

Topsoil to BS 3882:2015.

Manufacture: TOBERMORE Contact: www.tobermore.co.uk/contact/ GRASSWORKS - TURFED LAWN AREA. Turf laid on a minimum of 150mm depth of specific purpose free draining topsoil to BS 3882:2015.

Area: 36m² (plus 10% extra for installation) Soil leveled and prepared to a fine tilth prior to turfing.

(See PJC-0821-006 Detailed Planting Plan for turf details) BOUNDARY HEDGE TREATMENT. Minimum 450mm depth of specific purpose free draining topsoil to BS 3882:2015 for hedge feature planting locations (See PJC-0821-006 Detailed Planting Plan for species details and spec) BOUNDARY TREATMENT - TIMBER CLOSEBOARD FENCE SYSTEM Product:Traditional Fencing Featherboard - Jacksons Fencing (Or similar approved) Fence Length: 64m Height: 1.8m Finish: Jakcure® treated softwood guaranteed for 25 years.

Capping: Planed timber capping rail (232200) Note: 2.7m post for 1.8m fence have three recesses. Inter Post 230300, Corner Post 231000. The pales are taper sawn, two from a 100 x 22mm section board. The pales are finished 150mm shorter than the height of the fence and stand on a 150mm gravel board as standard.

Manufacture: Jacksons Fencing Contact: www.jacksons-fencing.co.uk (See PJC-0821-005 Boundary Plan) SOFT LANDSCAPING - PLANTING Minimum 450mm depth of specific purpose free draining topsoil to BS 3882:2015 for shrub planting (See PJC-0821-006 Detailed Planting Plan for species details and spec) HARD LANDSCAPE - PAVER - LUCENT VITRIFIED PAVING - COPPER Approx. Area: 43m² (plus 10% extra for construction) Product: Lucent COPPER Vitrified Paving Unit sizes: 1200 x 600mm Quantity: 34 (Approx.)

600 x 600mm Quantity: 4 (Approx.)

600 x 300mm Quantity: 105 (Approx.)

Thickness: 20mm Finish: Copper Installed to manufactures guidelines. Laid to a minimum fall of 1:60.

Joints at 5mm with with StoneBed Quick Point Joint Filler (QPJF) mortars as recommended by manufactory.

Manufacture: STONEMARKET. Contact: www.stonemarket.co.uk HARD LANDSCAPE - CONTINUATION OF ARCHITECTURAL TREATMENT Area of hard landscaping continued to wrap around the Northern side of the proposed dwelling. See architectural detail / treatment for material and method.

HARD LANDSCAPE - LOW WALL FEATURE - REAR COURTYARD Low wall planter raised from ground level to a height of 150mm constructed from block and brick to a width of 250mm. [excluding coping of on edge brick coping to match architectural treatment / detail] Faced with Terca Cambridge Cream brick (65mm), manufactured by Wienerberger. Machine made stock brick Colour: buff / cream.

Coping of: On Edge brick coping to match architectural treatment / detail Base of raised planter to be broken out to ensure free drainage.

Planter to be backfilled with a minimum depth of 450mm specific purpose free draining topsoil to BS 3882:2015. - Maximum fill level of 100mm below coping level.

Associated boundary treatment (timber fence system) to have concrete gravel board to allow approx. 50mm topsoil and 70mm organic bark mulch build up.

Planter area to be enclosed by proposed root barrier system - ReRoot600.

Installed at time of low wall construction.

SOFT LANDSCAPING - BOUNDARY TREE SCREENING Minimum 900mm depth of specific purpose free draining topsoil to BS 3882:2015 for tree planting.

(See PJC-0821-006 Detailed Planting Plan for species details and spec) HARD LANDSCAPE FEATURE - BIN STORE Refuge Collection Point - Storage Requirement: 1 x 240l Wheelie bin for refuse 1 x 240l Wheelie bin for paper and cardboard 1 x 55; box for small recycling.

Product: Double Wheelie Bin Storage unit.

Finish: Timber HARD LANDSCAPE FEATURE - STORAGE SHED / PLANT STORE Storage Shed - Specification / manufacture at clients choice.

Material: Timber Dimensions: 243.84mm x 182.88mm (8 x 6 foot - Approx.)

Base: Concrete 'wet pour' HARD LANDSCAPE - NATURAL STONE CHIPPING - BLACK BASALT STONE Product: Black Basalt Aggregate: Size: 14mm Application depth: 20mm Approx. Area: 20m² Volume: 0.4m³ Installed loose to a depth of 20mm over weed suppressing fabric (Terram1000 or similar approved).

Surface dress following feature planting installation.

Manufacture: CED Stone.

Contact: www.cedstone.co.uk BOUNDARY TREATMENT - TIMBER ACOUSTIC FENCE SYSTEM Product: Jakoustic | Reflective Acoustic Fencing Installed to manufactures guidelines Fence Length: 43m Height: 2.0m Finish: Jakcure® treated softwood guaranteed for 25 years.

Capping: Complete with capping and counter rail Note: Unique tuning fork design posts, Attractive timber structure with a planed finish throughout, Up to 28 dB in noise*, Category B3 rating, 34mm thick "V" boards, 25-year Jakcure® guarantee.

Manufacture: Jacksons Fencing Contact: www.jacksons-fencing.co.uk (See PJC-0821-005 Boundary Plan) BOUNDARY TREATMENT - VERTICAL SLATTED TIMBER PANEL FENCE SYSTEM Product: Venetian Fencing Panels Installed to manufactures guidelines Fence Length: 20.5m Panel Quantities: 11 No. @ 1.83 x 1.83m Height: 1.83m Panel Width: 1.83m Horizontal rails 45mm high x 15mm Vertical bracing uprights 68mm wide x 19mm Gap between horizontal rails is 15mm on all panels apart from 2ft high panel which has 17mm spacings Gravel Boards: Concrete Posts: Slotted Fence Posts Jackposts. 100mm x 100mm nominal planed finish with two 54mm x 25mm slots for fence panels Jackpost quantities: 12 No. @ 2400 x 100 x 100mm Finish: Jakcure® treated softwood guaranteed for 25 years.

Capping: Capping Rails Manufacture: Jacksons Fencing Contact: www.jacksons-fencing.co.uk (See PJC-0821-005 Boundary Plan)

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KEY OUTLINE PLANTING SPECIFICATION: SERVICES: No trees to be planted within 6m of existing or proposed foul, surface water drain or soakaways. Planting adjacent to other services shall be in accordance with the guidelines laid down by the relevant services authority, to be checked prior to works by managing contractor.

SUBSOIL: Rip areas of planting where practical to a depth of 500mm using toothed bucket of excavator / JCB to break up compaction and allow free drainage.

TOPSOIL: Existing topsoil to be stripped and stored in stockpiles for re-use following construction phases. Stockpiles to a maximum height of 2m. Locations to be consulted / agreed with appointed project ecologist / arboricultural consultant. Keep free of perennial weeds by appropriate means. (covering or treatment) All imported topsoil to comply with BS: 3882:2015. Ph 6-8, free of stone greater than 50mm in any dimension, perennial weed roots, builders rubble/waste, toxic materials and contamination.

Sample load to be provided and retained for comparison with subsequent deliveries.

Subsequent loads not consistent or complying to be removed from site and replaced at contractors cost.

Topsoil supply and spread by loose tipping to the following depths.

Tree pits: 1.2 x 1.2 x 0.9m depth incorporating 20lt compost with backfill.

Shrubs & Hedges: 450mm depth.

Grass seed / lawn: 150mm depth.

PROPOSED PLANTING BEDS Minimum 450mm depth of specific purpose free draining topsoil to BS 3882:2015 for shrub planting (See PJC-0821-006 Detailed Planting Plan) PROPOSED HEDGE PLANTING Minimum 450mm depth of specific purpose free draining topsoil to BS 3882:2015 for hedge feature planting locations (See PJC-0821-006 Detailed Planting Plan)

Lightly firm layers in 150mm deep applications avoiding compaction. Grade to an even surface and marry in with adjacent soft landscape areas.

Finished levels adjacent to hard surfaces to be level with kerb unless otherwise instructed. Allow suitable settling time prior to final levels.

Cultivate to a fine tilth removing all stones over 50mm that come to the surface. Allow to settle and make good deficiencies, humps and hollows. Remove any weed growth prior to any planting. Treating with herbicide a min of 10 days prior o planting.

TREE PLANTING: Trees planted within 4m of hard surface areas should be installed with root barrier (ReRoot 600 as a minimum) Trees to be installed with irrigation systems: 35mm pipe at 2.5m in length with plastic cap and chain. (Root Rain metro RRPC3 as a minimum) Supported by double and single round stakes with cross bar, tree buckle and rubber ribbon / tie.

Supplier: Green Blue Urban Landscape Products or similar approved.

All installed to suppliers recommendations.

RETAINED TREES AND MAJOR SHRUBS Retained trees as shown within Arboricultural Survey, Ref: Arboricultural Report and Tree Condition Survey for Proposed Development at 145 Claremont Avenue by Ruskins Tree Consultancy. Ref. 0517-2123-JGS - dated June 2017.

TREES AND MAJOR SHRUBS TO BE REMOVED Trees to be removed as shown within Arboricultural Survey, Ref: Arboricultural Report and Tree Condition Survey for Proposed Development at 145 Claremont Avenue by Ruskins Tree Consultancy. Ref. 0517-2123-JGS - dated June 2017.

PROPOSED TREE PLANTING Specific purpose free draining topsoil to BS 3882:2015 for tree planting.

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BARK MULCH: Applied to 70mm depth over shrub beds. Main constituent conifer bark, maximum of 15% wood content and 5% fines. Particle size 5-65mm, free of pest disease or weed contamination.

2lt sample to be submitted for approval prior to delivery.

WATER: All plants to be watered after planting and before mulching. If planting between April and October include for soaking thoroughly after planting and then for dry spells of 7 days duration. Allow for provision of water from a bowser during periods of hosepipe ban to maintain uniform healthy growth in he first season following planting.

GRASSWORK - TURF Turf laid on a minimum of 150mm depth of specific purpose free draining topsoil to BS 3882:2015.

Soil leveled and prepared to a fine tilth prior to turfing.

(See PJC-0821-006 Detailed Planting Plan) PROPOSED PAVING SURFACE & UNIT ORIENTATION Paving installation to manufactures guidance.

Minimum Fall of 1:60.

Joint width of 5mm.

(See PJC-0821-004 Hard Landscape Plan) PROPOSED LOOSE STONE CHIPPING SURFACE Installation to manufactures guidance and drawing notes.

(See PJC-0821-004 Hard Landscape Plan)

GRASSCRETE - GRASSWORKS Installation to manufactures guidance and drawing notes.

Topsoil backfill mix to comprise 50% sieved loam with 50% sharp sand. This ensures an open, friable and free-draining medium in which the grass covering can flourish. Topsoil to BS 3882:2015. (See PJC-0821-004 Hard Landscape Plan) LANDSCAPE ROOT BARRIER Product: REROOT600 - Green Blue Urban Approx. positioning of root barrier dependant on local ground conditions and services.

Site engineer to have final positioning.

PROPOSED SURFACE WATER DRAINAGE See Drainage Plan - Appendix F - Proposed Surface Water Improvement Measures (SuDS) plan stating proposed position and specification of surface water drainage - slot drain features to the rear courtyard garden and within architectural details. Controlled Discharge into the existing sewer (Claremont Avenue) limited to greenfield rate.

MAINTENANCE: Until handover or client instruction (12 months) Include for the removal of weeds and litter, maintenance of bare ground beneath planted areas, pruning dead/damaged branches and edge trimming as required. Any existing hedge and new shrubs trimmed to remove obstructions or when extension growth exceeds 450mm.

Grass areas to be re-leveled, scarified and overseeded to remove hollows and troughs which may develop and watered during dry spells as above to ensure even germination, establishment and growth.

Mowing: Short grass to be kept neat and trim at between 35 and 70mm in height at all times and free of coarse weeds.

All grass cuttings, weeds and brashings to be removed.

All plant defects to be replaced including trees for 12 months after planting.

All tree stakes re-secured as necessary. Top up bark mulch including beneath trees in grass areas to 70mm prior to hand over.

PROPOSED BOUNDARY FENCE TREATMENT. TIMBER ACOUSTIC FENCE SYSTEM - Height: 1.8m (See PJC-0821-005 Boundary Plan & drawing notes) PROPOSED BOUNDARY FENCE TREATMENT. TIMBER CLOSEBOARD FENCE SYSTEM - Height: 1.8m (See PJC-0821-005 Boundary Plan & drawing notes) PROPOSED BOUNDARY FENCE TREATMENT. VERTICAL SLATTED TIMBER PANEL FENCE SYSTEM Height: 1.8m (See PJC-0821-005 Boundary Plan & drawing notes)

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All works to conform to BS 5837:2012 Trees in relation to design, demolition and construction. Plus conforming to arboricultural method statements.

BREAKING UP EXISTING HARD SURFACE AND REMOVAL The main contractor shall break up and remove any road, hard surfacing prior to works by the Landscape sub-contractor.

PREPARATION OF SOFT LANDSCAPE AREAS NEW PLANTING AREAS Prior to placing of topsoil ensure subsoil is thoroughly broken up to allow free drainage. Remove all rubble, concrete washings, and other builder's debris to provide sufficient depths for topsoil placement. Cut back excessive haunching where it restricts topsoil depths. Excavate tree pits into subgrade prior to topsoiling to ensure sufficient depths of soil. Mark tree pit locations with timber stakes TOPSOIL DEPTHS Topsoil depths following consolidation shall be: Tree pits 900mm deep x a minimum of 1.20m diameter Shrub areas (including raised planters) 450mm deep Finished levels of topsoil in planted areas - following consolidation - shall be 10mm below adjacent kerbs and manholes to allow for mulching. 70mm of mulch to be applied which shall grade down to kerbs TOPSOIL SPECIFICATION Topsoil shall conform to BS 3882 2015 'Specific Purpose Grade' for amenity shrubs.

TOPSOIL HANDLING Topsoil shall be handled in the driest conditions reasonably possible. Topsoil shall not be moved, laid or worked during or after periods of heavy rain or when such work will damage the soil structure. Placed topsoil shall be protected from trafficking by vehicles and people. Any areas of topsoil that do become compacted shall be loosened by means of appropriate machinery or in small beds by hand forking.

CULTIVATION All areas of shrub beds and grass works shall be brought to a fine tilth by hoeing. All shall be clear of weed growth prior to planting or seeding by either Hand pull weeding or through the application of biodegradable (Glyphosphate based) chemical a minimum of 10 days prior to planting.

All use of soil conditioners including composts, mulches & feeds are to be PEAT-FREE.

Note: This drawing indicates design arrangement only. All works to be undertaken in accordance with best practice and all current BS & Building Regulations.

Do not scale from drawing. Use figured dimensions only after checking.

A. Ornamental courtyard garden features omitted from landscape proposals.

Rev. Description

24.05.2019 Date / Signed

N PJC Consultancy Rocks Yard, Victoria Road, Herstmonceux, Hailsham, East Sussex. BN27 4TQ t: 01323 832120 w: www.pjcconsultancy.com Client

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LAND AT REAR OF 145 CLAREMONT AVENUE NEW MALDEN KT3 6QP Drawing Title

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he project is within a land which will be sub-divided into two plots once building completed and both are owned by the Employer. The existing house has occupants and consideration will be required so as not to inconvenience the existing residents.

In terms of experience, it was great opportunity to involve actively in stage 5-6 process. The initial major task was review of the process with builder and structural engineer and update the drawing for the change.

In further process, the major task shifts to review the joinery and light detail with interior design contractor team. Currently, I am fixing the finish materials and productions with the client and interior design team.

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04_P-Town House

04_P-Town House Company: Young-In Architects + Yeawon Architects Project site: Po-cheon city, South Korea Project type: Town house master plan Project value: £9m Design team: Young-In Oh (Director) + Soo-In Oh (Senior Architect) + Jeong-han Kim (Architect) + Sihyun Kim (Architecture Assistant) Participation: -Concept master plan -Concept unit design -3D model+CGI (Lumion) -Organise design report -Design meeting via ‘zoom’ -Review the regulation about height and building footprint limit P/38

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Concept master plan

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14,681m2

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05_Garden Tower

05_Garden Tower Company: Yeawon Architect Project site: 8-1 Jungangdong, Wonju city, Gwangwon-do, South Korea Project type: Mix use, new build Project value: £22m Design team: Jeanghan Kim (Director) + Sihyun Kim (Architecture Assistant) Participation: -Feasible amount study of units and car parks -Concept design of voulme + facade -Organise design report -3D model+CGI -Unit plan development -Landscape design -Separate access plan (car-public-residence) P/44

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05_Garden Tower

Green atrium as central social congregation

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1 / Access study Main pedestrian access is placed at south where attached to main road and sub pedestrian access at north side. The car access is placed at north due to traffic on south car road.

2 / Car park study The car park is occupied from B1 to B5 and its capacity covers 691 car parks including minimum 360 for 360 units and additional 331 for customers for commercial mall.

3 / Landscape study To encourage communal space use at podium garden, the design proposes different activity zone along with forest walkway.

4 / Unit study The additional internal spaces are gain by adopting extended balcony type. By the result, the each types has 141.2m2 and 138.9m2 respectively which are more than typical size of 3-bedroom flat (109sqm).

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10 sec: From rooms to garage to achieve golden hour

5 min: All fire engine has to be able to reach on fire scene

24 hour: Daily used space for firefighter

365 days: Gardening and sustainable roofing system

06_10:5:24:365 First prize

Company: Yeawon Architect Project site: 8-1 Jungangdong, Wonju city, Gwangwon-do, South Korea Project type: Mix use, new build Project value: £22m Design team: Jeanghan Kim (Director) + Sihyun Kim (Architecture Assistant) Participation: -Feasible amount study of units and car parks -Concept design of voulme + facade -Organise design report -3D model+CGI -Unit plan development -Landscape design -Separate access plan (car-public-residence) P/48

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07_SEGMENTED NATURE

07_Segmented Nature Second prize

Company: UI-Architects Project site: Oryong-ri, Munpyeong-myeon, Naju, South Korea Project type: Mix-use (Residential + Commercial) Project value: £25.4m Design team: Jinbok Wee (Director) + Sungen Jung + Sunhong Lee + Sejong Seong + Sihyun Kim Participation: -Commercial block concept design -Section drawing -3D model + CGI (Lumion) -Sectional diagram

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08_Liberated Ground

08_ Liberated Ground Institution: AA school Unit: Diploma 7 Tutor: Hamed Khosravi and Platon Issaias

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he liberated ground suggests alternative housing typology equipped with collective infrastructure to accommodate the diverse population flux of Aberdeen.

It responds to seasonal use of the coastal landscape near the newly developing harbour in Torry, Aberdeen. It proposes an extension of Torry neighbourhood towards the fluid territory; Wetland Park and coastal landscape.

The proposal forms an inclusive environment that fosters the forming of a more resilient and diverse community, and it activates the ground that has been left obsolete for decades. This proposed environment demonstrates housing as no longer a home, but as a collective infrastructure and Liberated Ground is a device that promotes social interaction through a series of collective spaces.

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Seasonal Costal town Along with, new housing targets merely renewable energy workers and tourists as major actor in town while it is not. This postrationalising development will intensify limited capacity of social infrastructure and restriction of public access similar to byproduct of oil development.

Thus, the project argues that demography in Torry has constantly diversified through series of industrial transition, and thus, forming isolated housing blocks related to certain industry for certain period has to be reconsidered as it shapes segregated environment after peak of industry boom. Therefore, project proclaims an alternative housing design that provides flexible co-living environment to accommodate room for all.

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1880 (Fisherman community) Footdee

Collective working ground for fisherman families

1920 (working class) Garden house

Privatising the green space for self-contained community

1940 (Food industry) South Torry development

1970 (oil worker) Balansk road develo

Rapid house built, no community consideration

Efficient link to helip high density

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2022 (renewable worker) East harbour extension + 250 new housing plan

port and Working zone of new east harbour

Public cruiser docking point

Appointed new residential development area where existing wetland park is placed.

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With seasonal landscape (Wetland)

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Residential placing section High dense-train station

High-dense residential access to train station

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Wetland pond

Low-dense residential low-dense living on park

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Seasonal flooded land

Low dense-existing residential block

Low-dense residential access to main road

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Platform study

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Platform theme_Access

Platform theme_Garden

Platform theme_Event

The platform emphasises interaction to 4 moments of site; slope, water pond, ferry dock and train station. And design simulation enhances 3 considerations; access, garden and events.

The stage of access proposes different pathway regard to water and slope.

The Garden phase forms the collecting point, slowing or congregating people movement by interacting with landscape. Large public squares and sports parks are presented as social intersection points. The enclosed quarters are partly populated to react on privacy and rainfall.

Among series of platforms, although it has hint of space use for each platform, it will be constantly modified by subjects’ demand.

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he ground is composed with several architectural platforms including: bridge, plaza, playground, and sports parks.

Collection of platforms becomes alternative common ground for everyone, not a division boundary in between certain residence community from other communities and subjects.

1. Garden_hillside woodland park 2. Garden_sunken garden 3. Garden_waterfront garden 4. Access_moses bridge 5. Infrastructure_harbour point

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Collective space variation_Bridge type

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Collective space variation_Tower type

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Tower typology

Housing as Collective Infrastructure

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s a series of categorised impenetrable housing blocks development forms the isolated domestic environment, the project claims housing block has to be considered as interchangeable domestic space for complex community instead of collection of individual subject.

The project, therefore, organises a series of platforms that change the use and occupation of the ground. It proposes two different scales of collective spaces; a ground platform for communal use that operates as a mediator between various forms of the collective activities, and a fluid landscape of the park (wetland).

Secondly, it proposes shared spaces within the new housing blocks that contain towers and low-rise slabs. The proposed housing units provide multiple forms of flexible spaces and share facilities that can be modified by subject.

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Slab typology

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Slab typology - collective corridor

Tower typology - collective corridor

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I believe key Role as Architect helps people how to use and organise the space. The drawing is key performance to materialise the imagination responding to people’ need. This core objection as Space Curator has not been changed and this factor will not be changed regardless the change of city form, technology development and life-style.

Thank You Sihyun Kim (Sean) sihyunkim1992@gmail.com 07446 920 454