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JIIN PARK

JIIN PARK 626-955-8531 bleujeandesign@gmail.com www.bleujeandesign.com

JIIN PARK Spatial Experience Designer 626-955-8531 bleujeandesign@gmail.com www.bleujeandesign.com

SOFTWARE Illustrator Photoshop InDesign Affter Effect Premier Pro Figma Procreate Sketchup Solidworks

Rhino Revit Modo 3ds MAX V-ray Unreal Engine Twinmotion Keyshot AutoCAD

HARDWARE 3D Printing Laser Cut CNC

3D Modeling Branding Sketching

LANGUAGE English Korean French

Fluent Native Basic (DELF B1)

EDUCATION 2021-Present

RECOGNITION

Art Center College of Design

Art Center Provost’s List

Bachelor of Science, Spatial Experience Design

2021 Spring 2022 Summer, Fall

2023

BERLIN Testlab Studio / Berlin, Germany ArtCenter Study Away Program

EXPERIENCE 2018-2020

IKANG Education Teaching Assistant / Seoul, Korea (English / Literature) Helped managing class over 200 students. Prep for test, assignment, answering question and general managing.

2020

Cafe Herman’s Garden / Seoul, Korea Designed Graphics and painting works for branding

2023

Sponsored Project l Royal Caribbean Cruise / Pasadena, USA Icon of The Seas Aquadome; Concept, development, rendering

2023

Art Center CSE Office Digital Asset creator / Pasadena, USA Designed digital content for Art Center CSE (Center for Student Experience). Created social media content, wall graphics and assisted in office management.

2023 Summer- Current

Experiential marketing event

EXHIBITION DESIGN

Exhibition Design-Trade To Save

CONCEPT STATEMENT Emphasizing the sustainable aspect of FREITAG, the exhibit ‘TRADE TO SAVE’ is a concept pop-up where people participate in the experience of saving the earth in the brands’ tradition. Rather than buying new, people are trading bags from laundry modules as an act of laundering the earth. earth To create the most effective space with the least amount of wasted material, material the entire exhibit is modular constructed with scaffolding and laundry cabinet modules. Most materials are up-cycled. up-cycled The seating arrangements serve as structural support, and also adapt to suit various site requirements.

Brief

Brand’s Program

S.W.A.P is FREITAG’s Tinder-style platform, letting owners upload pictures of their old bags and swipe to arrange swaps. This initiative encourages and incentives customers to invest in sustainable products.

CONCEPT

ONLINE

Stay with the current consumers

SWAP Previous

Previous

Only available for previous customers inspired

EXHIBIT

Bring in new customers and reinforce customer loyalty

TRADE TO SAVE All customers

Trade in or Credit

Available for all customers

SUSTAINABLE STRATEGY Material Strategy

Construction Strategy

Structural Strategy

Dismantlement Strategy

Upcycled material

Module system

Seat structure support

No discarded material

Exhibition Design-Trade To Save

SPATIAL PROGRAM

7

5

6

2 1

1

Bring your bag

2

Add a tag with memories

3

Check in your bag, convert into FREITAG credit

4

Get FREITAG laundry credit card

5

Find a bag you like in the laundry exhibit

6

Insert laundry card and take/purchase new bag

7

Exit through Instagram moment

3 4

CONSTRUCTION STRATEGY The modular structure that makes a singular facade Repeated modules work as a facade, and double as bag trading windows. This is a laundry inspired locker, which people can freely access to trade bags with a FREITAG laundry card.

Module system

Thee modules will be reused for bag display purposes in FREITAG store locations

Bag Display

Module Axon

Brake Formed Aluminum Metal Sheet

Different Arrangement due to modularity

SEAT STRUCTURE

SEAT STRUCTURE

SEAT STRUCTURE

Arrangement for Brooklyn Bridge Park

GRANT PARK, Chicago, IL

Arrangement 1

Arrangement 2

Exhibition Design-Trade To Save

2'-0" 1'-4"

2'-0"

1'-3"

7'-6"

SHEET METAL SCREW

STAINLESS STEEL L BRACKET

Module Interior Connector

2 3/8" 7/16"

3 9/16"

4"

2 3/8"

Module drawing

Stacked up module detail

Sherpa M15 Connector

1'-8 1/2"

1"

1/2"

BRAKE FORMED ALUMINUM METAL SHEET

1 2" PLYWOOD

1 2 " PLYWOOD

4"

8"

6 1/2"

6"

4"X6" PLYWOOD

HEIGHT ADJUSTER

3"

PRESSURE TREATED 3X6

6"

Los Angeles State Historic Park, CA Arrangement 3

Module flooring detail without harming the ground

Experience

SEATING AREA

Seat structure support

Two variations of seating function as structural supports, and also create enjoyable options for visitors to relax. Seating can be arranged in different ways Seatbelt Seating

This structure is a fun and sustainable example of the brand aesthetic. Recycled bricks supp and ratchet tie downs support the hanging seating.

1 1/2" SCAFFOLDING CLAMP

1 1/2"

3 8 NUT 3 8FENDER WASHER

1-1/2" PLYWOOD

3 8

3/8"

FLAT WASHER

SEATBELT 3 8 STAINLESS STEEL BOLT

11/16" 1 1/4"

RATCHET TIE

SEATBELT STRUCTURE SUPPORT

4 9/16"

2" Scaffolding a

3 1/4"

9 1/8"

RECLAIMED HEMLOCK WOOD

MODULAR ENCOMO BRICK 3 5/8"

site-specific needs.

1'-6"

to meet an array of

Seatbelt seating section 3 5/16"

Exhibition Design-Trade To Save

Jungle Gym Seating

port reclaimed wood,

Visitors can rest in this unique seating made from repurposed seatbelt straps and airbags, while showcasing FREITAG’s distinctive identity through spatial graphics.

Material Pallet

9 1/8"

9 1/8"

and seatbelt connector

Ratchet tie down

1

Green Aluminum

2

White Aluminum

3

Reused Airbag

4

Scaffolding

5

Reused Modular Brick

6

Reused Seatbelt & Ratchet Tie Down

7

Reclaimed Hemlock wood

Plan & Section

PLYWOOD SIGNAGE

PLYWOOD SIGNAGE

RATCHET TIE

RATCHET TIE

SEATBELT

SEATBELT

PLYWOOD

PLYWOOD

Ceiling Plan 69'-2"

SIGNAGE PANEL WASHING MACHINE MODULE

SEATBELT BENCH

SCAFFOLDING

SIGNAGE PANEL WASHING MACHINE MODULE

SEATBELT BENCH

ARIBAG SCAFFOLDING

ARIBAG

SIGNAGE BANNER

SIGNAGE BOX

Plan

PLYWOOD

WASHING MACHINE MODULE

SEATBELT BENCH

SIGNAGE PANEL

SCAFFOLDING

Elevation

Exhibition Design-Trade To Save

Graphic System

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Poster Design

Card Design

Banner Graphics

PROJECT STATEMENT RADIANT is a wine tasting restaurant, that offers a savory journey through the Sun’s Phases.

Phases Here, people enjoy an unforgettable moment of discovery, through remarkable wine and food encounters.

In this space, shifting color and the use of natural light elevate the experience to become a sensory exploration of wine. wine Relating the colors and moods of wine, with the timeless beauty of the sun’s phases creates a new Radiant atmosphere.

Bar & Restaurant

Hospitality Design

Wine Tasting Restaurant Design-RADIANT

WINE TASTING RESTAURANT

RADIANT

Brief

CONCEPT

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Concept Statement : “ Savory journey through the sun’s timeless phases “

Wine is a portal to cherished memories, tying back to special moments with elements of romance, memory, and ritual. Inspired by the quote “Wine is sunlight held together by water” my design concept for a wine-tasting restaurant mirrors the sun’s phases, reflecting in the diverse colors of white, rosé, red, and sparkling wines—an invitation to a savory journey through the day’s hours.

Dawn

Sunrise

Daytime

Sunset

Dusk

Night Concept Collage

Wine Color Chart

Wine Tasting Restaurant Design-RADIANT

SPATIAL STRATEGY

Gradual material applications and use of transitional colors, results in a space that combines stability, comfort with vitality, while also mirroring the changing hues of the sky throughout the day.

Axon Concept Diagram

Development

PROGRAM

Wine lovers often go tasting by visiting different theses experience into one place, with different

experience in the middle of Los Angeles, in the Si

1

4

Reception

2

Dining

3

Dining

Wine Party

Wine Tasting Restaurant Design-RADIANT

t wineries for diverse experiences. Bringing moods, and various wines, creating a new

ilverlake neighborhood.

7

5

Bar / Lounge

6

Wine Shop

Group tasting / Wine class

8

Blind Tasting

Experience

DINING

In two dining space, one inspired by sunrise and the other by day, people will enjoy a fine dining, wine pairing experience under the sun’s changing light. The angled design of the wall is calculated to guide natural light across the room.

Daytime dini

Sunrise dining

How natural light slides on the wall throughout the d

e

Wine Tasting Restaurant Design-RADIANT

SUN STUDY Considering where the sun shines for the longest periods of time, I determined how to allow natural light through the ceiling opening, creating interesting light patterns throughout the day.

NOON EVENING

PARKING

SITE MORNING

PEDESTRIAN ACCESS

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Plan sun diagram

Axon Sun Diagram

ing

day

Ceiling & wall section detail

SHEET METAL ROOFING EDGE 7/8 CEMENT PLASTER 3/4 PLYWOOD ROOFING

SHEET METAL PARAPET CAP 4X8 BEAM CONCRETE 3/4 PLYWOOD

BAIT INSULATION

2X6 WOOD STUD 2X6 FRAMING

3/4” PLYWOOD RIB

To have one linear shape light without window sims, I came up with a structure solution using cantilever ceiling with metal beams.

1/8 CLAY VENEER PLASTER 5/8 GYMSUM BOARD

Experience

WINE PARTY

Slanted wall highlighted by wall wash light gives a sense of grandeur to elevate the party

Sunset Time (Wine Party Area)

Lighting and materials recreate a romantic sunset ambiance, perfect for wine gatherings.

atmosphere, while round-shape hanging ceiling fabric adds a soft, embracing touch.

Material elevation

Percey Chocolate

by Folio

Brown Velvet

Denton - brown

by Bobbi Beck

Wallpaper

Oat

by Rosemary Hallgarten

Ombre Fabric

Walnut Wood

Wine Tasting Restaurant Design-RADIANT

BAR & LOUNGE Dusk Time (Wine bar, lounge area)

Curated color palette of purple, burgundy, blue, and gray creates an emotionally evocative ambiance for wine lovers enjoying the ocean at dusk. The soft velvet wall enhances comfort and invites a more enjoyable and intimate wine-tasting experience.

Material elevation

2”x 9” Kayoki-Upland Dark Jeans

by Soho Studio

Clay Brick Tile

54” Percey - Eggplant

by Folio

Purple Velvet

60”X40” Maxfine - Iron Bronze

by FMG

Porcelain Tile

60”X40” Maxfine - Iron Bronze

by FMG

Porcelain Tile

Experience

GROUP TASTING

I organized an extended table accommodating 15 guests for ideal group tastings and wine

Twilight Time (Group Tasting, Wine class)

table features a small lamp for enhanced visibility, ensuring a wine-tasting experience.

classes. The fluted tiles with brass accents elevate the space, exuding sophistication. Each

Material elevation

63”X126” Onyx Galaxy

by Daltile

Porcelain Slab

67”x122”

by Marble System

Travertine

Otta

by Tongue and Groove

Oak Wood

24”X48” Angela Harris Flatiron

by Tilebar

Porcelain Tile

Model

Wine Tasting Restaurant Design-RADIANT

3/16”=1’-0” Scaled model

Boutique Hotel

Hospitality Design

HOTEL

Boutique hotel-Alexanderwang

conceal

reveal

PROJECT STATEMENT Hotel Alexander Wang is a small branded boutique hotel with fifteen guestrooms.

Cocktail and dining service is offered in the lounge, bar, cafe, and pool. Guests encounter the unexpected, through concealing and revealing, contrasting light and material in each space. Hotel Alexander Wang allows guests to achieve discovery of the unexpected, unexpected and be inspired by the journey.

AXON CIRCULATION

Facade

Facade

Cafe Lounge Guestroom

4th floor

Guestroom 3rd floor Cafe 2nd floor

Bar Pool

FACAD

Lounge 1st floor

Reception

Dividing experiences into a smaller scale, allowing more moments of discovery: to do this,

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I had to design a logical solution for each space. Even with a lot of level changes, every

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space is approachable.

SPATIAL CONCEPT Journey of discovery

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Ad Mystery

Discovery

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Boutique hotel-Alexanderwang

DE DEVELOPMENT

OX

PUSH

EXPLODE

e original building is located on

Push inner volumes in the build-

Explode each volumes to add

amp

ing toward outside considering sunlight

materials.

RID

EXTRUDE

CONNECT&MOVE

dding a grid layer on the build-

Extrude grids into face with differ-

Adjust extrusion and connect

g to connect each extrusion

ent depth

it with grid considering sunlight and guestroom view.

PUBLIC SPACE

Boutique hotel-Alexanderwang

1. NATURAL FINISH CONCRETE TILE

6. PAINTED STEEL

2. BRUSHED ALUMINUM (BLACK/SILVER)

7. WHITE CONCRETE

3. TINTED GLASS (BLACK/YELLOW/PURPLE) 4. TRANSLUCENT GLASS

8. LIMESTONE 9. METAL MESH

5. BRUSHED CONCRETE

RECEPTION

conceal

reveal

Concealed within each box are spaces shrouded in mystery, leaving guests curious about the hidden contents. The clustered forms within add a captivating element of intrigue, inviting guests for imagination to wander.

OPEN TO BELOW OPEN TO BELOW

DN

DN

OPEN TO BELOW

OPEN TO BELOW

SIDEWALK

LOBBY / POOL

STREET

STREET

PUBLIC SPACE

LOUNGE CAFE

Boutique hotel-Alexanderwang

conceal

reveal

Stepping into the bar, you encounter an inviting ambiance within a mysterious, sophisticated night time space. Next door, guests will find another bar offering a view of the ocean, with a touch of natural light gently illuminating the space. This leverages the contrast between the two BAR

bars, and a strategic element of discovery for the guests.

Detailed axon diagram

Entry from 4th floor DN

DN

Lounge Entry from 3rd floor Cafe

conceal

reveal

Located on the upper floor, this lounge-cafe is brighter, and applies more color in materials.

While maintaining consistency through the use of the same finishes, these spaces incorporate white concrete and limestone to evoke a daytime atmosphere. This space features big metal columns and uses reflective materials, drawing inspiration from Alexander Wang’s bold and modern direction. The use of glass railings creates an open and revealing atmosphere, contrasting with the concealment found in the down stair public spaces.

LOUNGE CAFE

GUESTROOM C

D

B

A

section A

section B

section C

section D

Boutique hotel-Alexanderwang

Guestroom Hallway In the hallway, there are ceiling openings which amplify the day and night experience.

These repeated skylights, not only bring natural light but also linear shadow.

GUESTROOM

Distilling the essence of the entire hotel experience; the guestroom mixes the conceal and reveal strategy with a contras language. Here, guests continue the journey of discovery and curiosity.

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WALKING VIEW GOING TO THE LIVINGROOM AREA

LIVING ROO

Boutique hotel-Alexanderwang

sting round form

VIEW OF THE BEDROOM AREA

OM AREA VIEW FROM THE BED

1. GRAY MARBLE TILE 2. BRUSHED ALUMINUM 3. CONCRETE FINISH BLACK PLASTER 4. BLACK METAL WALLPAPER 5. BLACK VELVET 6. TRAVERTINE 7. TRANSLUCENT GLASS 8. BLACK METAL PORCELAIN TILE

JIIN PARK

JIIN PARK 626-955-8531 bleujeandesign@gmail.com www.bleujeandesign.com