the incomplete archive of iterations

the incomplete archive of iterations

eunbee kang

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architecture west

architecture east

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nominee

center for innovation + collaboration

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F.F.E = 2436.5’

electrical + computer engineering F.F.E = 2434’

F.F.E = 2436.5’

F.F.E = 2434’

F.F.E = 2434’

F.F.E = 2436.5’

F.F.E = 2434’

ju n e 9am

F.F.E = 2434.2’

C iC n o r t h e n t ra n c e

F.F.E = 2434.8’ F.F.E = 2433.3’

center for creative photography

an urban oasis is created.

F.F.E = 2435.6’ F.F.E = 2434.6’

it extends an invitation to its immediate surroundings and to much further. as friendly as it may be with its familiar exterior, it holds much more than the familiar. an open space both physically and visually;

F.F.E = 2436.5’

light enters - whether it be direct, diffused, or scattered, or it does not. shaded by rich greens feeded by trickling of water; you pass by, and or linger. an urban oasis is created.

harvill

speech and hearing science

s i te plan level one

20’

40’

arc 40 1 | fal l 2 0 1 9 | Cente r fo r Innovat i o n + C o l l abo rat i o n | car r + kot hke | eunbe e k an g

0 5’ 10’

| 1 0 de ce m be r

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placement on center of site for equidistance to neighboring disciplines

locating an opportunity for an opening in the interior of the building

division of building to allow for potential passage through the building

detachment of building

relocation of detached parts to introduce extension of interior functions

process of formation

descension from ground level to create a sunken courtyard space

subtle ramps - comfortable human access + manipulation of topography into stepped levels - slowing down / controlling water movement which feeds the vegetation

access points from ground level functions to ramps leading to underground level functions

06 22 a

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c

d

e

program distribution outdoor café

exterior terrace

1

1.

exterior

4.

prep + storage

2.

café seating

collaborative living room

lobby + reception

café counter

4500 sf

4. public

study carrel

computer station

visiting faculty office

4. subdivision of program sf

large

study room small

4.

8260 sf

artificial

4.

level three

2

4.

6.

3

6.

6.

collaboration

combination

4.

5.

architecture library collection library reference collection library reference desk + work area guest services / checkout desk

6.

mechanical + service

architecture library collection

4000 sf

lab multimedia

study room

3.

information

natural

circulation + structure

collaborative living room café seating café prep + storage café counter lobby + reception

5.

6.

6.

library reference collection director’s office

open study area

open study area

shipping/ receiving

IT

server

natural lighting supplemented by artificial lighting

6.

4.

1.

staff office work station

6.

services / checkout desk + work

5800 sf

exterior terrace outdoor café

5.

3.

administration

1808 sf

6.

1.

service | circulation mechanical | structure

6954 sf

visiting faculty office multimedia lab small study room large study room computer station study carrel open study area

level two

4.

shipping / receiving IT servers director’s office staff offices staff open workstation

janitor closet public restrooms immediate distribution frame (IDF) main distribution frame (MDF) room electrical distribution room main electric room columns, envelope + partitions fire riser room elevator + elevator room HVAC equipment room public stair + exit stair ground / underground mechanical room circulation + structure mechanical + service

4.

4

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level one

1.

level l eve l two t wo

level l eve l three t h re e

level zero

1/16” = 1’-0”

plan level -1

0 5’ 10’

20’

a rc 40 1 | fa ll 2 0 1 9 | C e n te r for I n n ovat ion + C olla b orat ion | c a rr + kot h ke | e u n b e e k a n g

40’

| 1 0 d ec em b er

s cale 1 /1 6 ” =1 ’-0”

floor plan level two + three

1/16” = 1’-0”

0 5’ 10’

20’

40’

a rc 4 0 1 | fa l l 2 0 1 9 | a ssi g nm e nt 4 . 1 | c a rr + kot hke | e unb e e k a ng | 9 nove m b e r

1/8” = 1’-0”

0

1/4” = 1’-0”

0

5’

10’

20’

5’

10’

1 / 1 6 ” = 1 ’ -0”

s e ct io n n o r t h - s o ut h

0

5’

a rc 40 1 | fa l l 2 0 1 9 | C e n te r fo r I n n ovat i o n + C o l l a b o rat i o n | c a r r + kot h ke | e u n b e e k a n g

10’ | 10 december

20245 sf

café seating level -1 garage

café prep + storage

public

5800 sf

o rd e r ing p a r t i

c i rc u l at i o n + information H VA C d i st r i b u t i o n4000 sf

118 sf 1129 sf

01 22

8260 sf

level -1 garage

3648 sf

architecture library collection

3959 sf

library reference collection

s269 h asfd i n g st rate g i e s based on 286 sf vo 4679 sf i d to m a s s re l at i o n s h i p

library reference desk + work area guest services / checkout desk

level -1 garage

level 1

level 2

level 3

165 sf

674 sf

1341 sf

small study room

582 sf

large study room

600 sf

computer station

254 sf

study carrel

869 sf

open study area

5000 sf

circulation + structure

6954 sf

level 1

columns, envelope + partitions elevator + elevator room public stair + exit stair

9320 sf

janitor closet

9320 sf

10396 sf

public restrooms immediate distribution frame (IDF) level 2

IT servers

administration 01 22 c irc ulati o n + H VA C d istr ibu t i o n

1808 sf

908 sf 203 sf

staff offices

248 sf

staff open workstation

247 sf

level 3 s h a d i n g st rate g i e s

ased on p ro gram di strvoi bbu ti on + an al y s i s i d to m a s s re l at i o n s h i p

main distribution frame (MDF) room

a rc 40 n g | 9 n ove m be r 239 sf1 | fa l l 2 0 1 9 | a s s i gn m e n t 4.1 | c a r r + kot h ke | e u n be e ka electrical distribution room

director’s office

a rc 4 01 | fa l l 201 9 | a ssi g n men t 4 . 1 | c a r r + koth ke | eu n b ee k a n g | 9 n ovemb er

s had ing strate gi e s b as e d o n void to m a s s re lations h i p

207 sf

2052 sf

level 2

main electric room

mechanical + service 6954 sf

fire riser room HVAC equipment room ground / underground mechanical room 9320 sf 7749 sf

t i diag ram

shipping / receiving

*

181 sf

lobby + reception

multimedia lab

collaboration

858 sf

café counter

visiting faculty office

level 1

1362 sf

5099 sf

collaborative living room

C e nte r fo r I nnovat i o n + C o l l a b o rat i o n rel at i o n s h i p o f n et ta re

gross square feet (GSF)

4591 sf

net assignable square feet (NASF)

outdoor café

6898 sf

4500 sf

provided 15654 sf

14007 sf

exterior

exterior terrace

13690 sf

required

level 3

arc 40 1 | fall 2 0 1 9 | C enter for I nnovation + C ollaboration | carr + kothke | eunbee kang

| 1 0 december

*

1 / 1 6 ”=1’ -0”

section e a st -west

0

5’

arc 401 | fal l 2 01 9 | C e n te r fo r I n n ovat i o n + C o l l a b o rat i o n | c a r r + kot h ke | e u n b e e k a n g

10’ | 10 december

steel track

*

steel tube dropped ceiling steel track steel tube louver terracotta dropped ceiling

supply

return

visiting faculty office

single glass door terracotta louver

raised floor single glassplenum door space pressurized

supply

return

visiting faculty office

sheet metal cover perforated metal platform sheet raised floor pressurized plenum space hollow steel tube raised platform framing sheet metal cover welded metal bracket

passive floor diffuser

perforated metal platform sheet hollow steel tube framing hollow steel tube corten steel wire mesh screen raised platform framing welded metal bracket

library collection passive floor diffuser

glass door hollow steel tubesliding framing library collection

corten steel wire mesh screen reinforced concrete slab + metal decking sliding glass door insulation

reinforced concrete slab + metal decking insulation folding glass door

lobby + reception

radiant floor heating + cooling pipes polyethylene vapor barrier folding glass door 4” crushed stone layer

lobby + reception

radiant floor heating + cooling pipes backfill free draining polyethylene vapor 2” barrier rigid insulation 4” crushed stone layer free draining backfill 2” rigid insulation

1/ 2 ” = 1’ - 0 ” s o u th e a st v iew in wa rd

d e ce m be r 9 am arc 401 | fall 2019 | Center fo r Innovatio n + C o llabo ratio n | carr + kothke | eunbee kang

| 10 december

southern wall section

0

2.5’

a rc 4 0 1 | fa l l 2 0 19 | C e nte r fo r I nnovation + C ollab oration | carr + kothke | eunb ee kang

5’ | 10 d ecem b er

*

d ecember 4pm

north elevation

small community institutions

designing

the southwest region

celebrating

to sun, water, and climate

relating

within basin + range, rim, and plateau zones

locating

iteratively and critically

working

between site conditions, program, material assembly

optimizing relationship

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best in category

evolution of layout 2.

3.

1.

4. 5.

1. swap meet / market 2. non-profit organization 3. kitchen / dining / restroom

indoor swap meet / market

4. beer garden

strolling / path

5. performance

outdoor swap meet / market

phase 1

phase 2 site plan

0

10 ’20’

40’

80’

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corn, ashes, squalls

american southwest studio

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urban village

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level one 0

10’

20’

40’

types of units

program 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10

living kitchen rest cleanse outdoor space cactus garden zen oasis mesquite plaza amenity parking

0

10’

1. 2.

4.

20’

40’

unit one bedroom + studio 5.

4.

3. 1. 2.

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8.

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1. 2. 3.

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level two

unit two bedroom

level three

unit three bedroom

0

10’

20’

level four

elevation south

1. 2.

5.

3. 4.

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elevation west

SUMMER NOON 79°

WINTER NOON 37°

section aast

SUMMER 9AM 49°

SONY

section bbst

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k o r e a | chungbuk province

c h e o n g j u c i t y | site boundary

north platte, nebraska Köppen: Dwa humid continental hot summers with dry winters four distinct seasons

The Secret of the Shadow: Light and Shadow in Architecture

The complexity of shadows does not correspond to the high speed with which we perceive our surroundings and have to respond to them.

In other words, you can hardly create an image of the shadows surrounding us without pausing to think • • •

w o r l d | korea

urban light

urban light

1700s mid

1934

1960s

1972

1998

2 2006

the city of Cheongju was in charge of supplying pigs to the Chosun kingdom

the first time the term “samkyupsal” (pork belly) was coined in the newspapers

pork belly started becoming common food for the public in Cheongju

establishment of the express bus terminal in downtown Cheongju

transfer of the express bus terminal

establishment of giant shopping center Home Plus 0

sales

2012

amusement

transformation of market to pork belly alley

onward

2km

4km

8km

PBA axis + extent of immediate influence

identifying axes

spilling of movement

elevated movements

communication

B

D

medical

educational research

D

C

B

housing

C neighborhood living

A

accomodation

A

religious

E

warehouse

business seasonal variance

welfare

boundary of site r o o t i n g f r o m p o r k b e l l y a l l e y 0

100’

200’

400’

800’

extent of influence pork belly alley

f a c i l i t i e s site context

programmatic variance

i n s e r t i o n o f ipnas tehr t i o n o f p a t h site transformation 0

50’ 100’

200’

400’

E

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(11) Shadows can be very mysterious. They transform the familiar image of their origin into something [else]. • • • shadows can create the ability to discern the spatial dimensions of buildings • • • they continually move and permanently change out perception of spaces.

(12) The complexity of shadows does not correspond to the high speed with which we perceive our surroundings and have to respond to them. In other words, you can hardly create an image of the shadows surrounding us without pausing to think • • •

(19) • • • strips of light passing through a room at night may make for ‘poetic’ effects, creating distant trains that move across the walls; I would thoroughly enjoy a gently moving starry sky above my bed.

(186) Louis Kahn, the master of light said: “It was a great architectural event, centuries ago, when the walls parted and the columns became. The column is the greatest event in architecture, the play of shadow and light, of infinite mystery.

(18) The trees that carry leaves are a shivering sieve of light

(176) Form exists between light and shadow. – Hitoshi Abe

(45) Typically, shadows hide. But a shadow can also reveal.

(159) Twilight leads to a state of peace: it enlarges and deepens consciousness over the slow course of time, the banal gestures of every day, the durability and ageing of objects, the immutable nature of habit, the calmness and constancy of daily life.

(186) Wherever we are searching for light, shadows will follow us, because we stand between them.

(184) Through the frame of overlapped physical and mediated space the installation enables an observer to become an activator of the spatial changes in time through the multiplicity of shadows.

(173) Shadows are phenomena: they appear and change their shape with each new moment, they grow, become large and then small again, until they disappear entirely.

The wall is open. The column becomes the giver of light.”

(181) • • • shadows are used to root things to the earth; when the ground plane is rendered in darkness, it becomes real.

(202) Each path taken renders an ongoing history of its dynamics. At the equator, in the middle of the day, your shadow clings to the soles of your feet, and in the next instant, you have lost it.

(195) As one’s shadow diminishes, one’s memory fades as well, until finally no more memory is left. A town without shadows is a town without memories.

(199) Your eye just wants to gaze again and again – only to waste your time. Forever.

bibliography

light constructions arc 497 | fall 2021 | domin | project : light constructions | eunbee kang | page 2 • 8

The Secret of the Shadow: Light and Shadow in Architecture.

Ernst Wasmuth Verlag Tübingen, 2002. arc 497 | fall 2021 | domin | project : light constructions | eunbee kang | page 3 • 8

arc 497 | fall 2021 | domin | project : light constructions | eunbee kang | page 4 • 8

arc 497 | fall 2021 | domin | project : light constructions | eunbee kang | page 5 • 8

arc 497 | fall 2021 | domin | project : light constructions | eunbee kang | page 6 • 8

arc 497 | fall 2021 | domin | project : light constructions | eunbee kang | page 7 • 8

eunbee kang arc 497

the swishing, changing levels of the water;

24 november 2021

all these things move in accordance with the orbital dance of the sun and the constant change of light it yields

the swaying heights of the vegetation; the opening and closing of the paper windows;

the nightly illumination from man’s light in the defined spaces. site plan / in between the nodes and more

green area

the sensations

pedestrian + bike friendly

this photograph is intriguing because it is a view through nature in movement. you can sense the wind blowing the tall and light reeds in a certain direction and through this frame you see this concrete element on the water

i could not help but try to capture this moment. i did not realize until after looking at the photograph that the light appeared in this particular way because the surface it was landing on were rows of these thin vertical elements swaying in the wind

(6) light and place each particular place has its light light expressing place encompasses two distinct aspects: - the place itself, its physical features and characteristics that determine how it differs at any given moment from any other place - the particular set of changes that take place within it over time, creating distinctive patterns of diurnal and seasonal changes an area of great contrast; light revealing architecture / m. millet

contrast between the light-absorbing matte surface and the ultra-reflective watery surface

the line of indifference

riparian area

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the line of indifference

uam-san (uam-mountain)

site boundary

mountain

civilization

water

introducing architecture into a landscape where the river meets the cityscape as a means of blurring the duality or deriving a heightened sense of being from this duality between the natural and urban conditions. in this liminal space, where people not only live out their daily lives, but also make a visit at certain times to fully intake the changes of season, spaces are defined where visitors can pause and linger. it is when one lingers in one’s own movement, that the movement of other elements in time can be clearly experienced.

mu-shim

nothing-heart; a state of nonchalance

indifference

sky is indifferent while mushim-cheon sweeps away the surrounding fertile rice paddies with indifference

buddhist

indifference is a state in which the mind is emptied like air, but the

philosophy

mind of emptying it must be eliminated, and the thought of eliminating

beginning points of mushim-cheon

the mind of emptying must be in total nonexistence. with the state of difference being valued above all else, indifference is said to be the true heart.

mushim-cheon (mushim-river) / origins + stories of the river total length watershed area

34.5 km (21.44 mi) 177.71 sq km (68.61 sq mi)

uam-san (uam-mountain)

section E-W

scale 1/16”=1’-0”

site plan

scale 1/16”=1’-0”

existing site conditions

urban intervention through insertion of program

floating pavilion

an immersive procession towards the river

roof pavilion

a continuous movement from and to the river through shaded terracing

entry pavilion

aligning with the quieter side of the river bank, this pavilion sides with the different gateways towards the river, provided from the urban intervention

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design-build

*

best in category

sub-task : media director

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featured

scale model production

*

camino verde scale model

“The Importance of Color in Bringing Organic Photovoltaics to the Built Environment”

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sketchbook + camera

mini series :

capla students at their desks