Heewon Kim_BLA Portfolio

heewon kim BLA 2018-2022 selected works

Unfold : Unfurl [Design Build Studio_Phase I: Design]

Project Location: Kline Galland Home (Skilled nursing home), Seward Park Neighborhood, Seattle, WA

2022 UW BLA cohort had an opportunity to design a therapeutic garden for residents in a skilled nursing, long-term care facility. The concept "Unfold: Unfurl", metaphors unfolding stories, reflects the design intention that encourages intergenerational interaction between residents and families. The design emerged from a collaborative effort of the cohort, with three months of the design period and three months of the building period.

Gaining new perspective: Understanding physical challenges of older people:

Existing site condition:

Old, rough concrete pavement

English Ivy covered plantingbed

Underused concrete raised planter

Navigating the classroom in a wheelchair

Unscrewing nuts and bolts while blindfolded

Participatory Design:

Final design presentation to clients & getting feedback

Design development

Listening to residents & families

Asking to nurses & staff members

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Design Build Phase 1 // Theraputic garden_”Unfold , Unfurl” _scaled physical model produced by model making team: Heewon kim (site furnishings, structure), Kenzo yoshitomi (site base), Yuting cai & Renee li (details), Ginger plaster (planting)

enlarged structure model theraputic garden design master plan produced by design synthesis team: Daniella slowik, Yen-chia pan, Emily zhang, Meghan obernberger, Reed lewis

designed by structure team: Heewon kim, Daniella slowik, Leanna ross marans model made by: Heewon kim

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Unfold : Unfurl [Design Build Studio_Phase 2: Build]

_spring 2022

preparing gravel bed for concrete pavement

preparing planting soil checking grades

reading construction documents we made

sourcing platns sourcing plants

erecting structure columns finishing structure

planting

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Small gathering area

Structure + large gathering area

Design Build Phase 2 // Theraputic garden_”Unfold , Unfurl”

Finished project

Custom designed stools

Recycled stone path

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Unfold : Unfurl [Planting Design]

_Individual project, spring 2022

Shade

Planting area

Sitting area

Sun direction Pool spot Existing tree canopy

Although other colleagues made the actual planting selection for the site, I took a chance in a planting design seminar class to create a new planting design.

A few things that I kept in mind when choosing plants were:

N Site analysis

Site analysis

Programming

Programming

Planting area Planting area

- Minimize bee attraction - Minimize blocking views from patients' rooms - Give a sensory experience to users (Safe to touch, though users are not encouraged to taste plants) - Safe for dogs The concept of the design is 'Season'.

The plants in the garden are the last piece of nature for the residents. The concept delivers all four seasons to them. Plants that represent each season disperses around the garden.

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Conceptual plan

Lesson learned from this project: - This size of private garden needs more variety of plant species.

- Lable more clearly on Land F/X layout.

- Better to make a section at last, as the plant layout and selection may change.

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Sunshine Daydream Abelia

Southern Magnolia

Sweet Box

Fringecup

False Spirea

False Indigo

New Zealand Hair Sedge

Silver Mound Reblooming Daylilies

Planting Design // Theraputic garden_”Unfold , Unfurl”

Bleeding Heart

Hart's Tongue Fern Ornamental Onion (Replaced with Hellebore)

Mexican Feather Grass Double Prim Rose

ELEVATION

Elevation Elevation

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Unfold : Unfurl [Planting Design_continued] Perrenials and evergreen species were chosen for low maintenance of the plants and to keep the garden green all year.

Nonetheless, different blooming period gives further seasonal interest in the garden.

Planting Seasonal Interest Diagram_ Kline Galland Theraputic Garden Spring Spring

Summer Summer

Fall Fall

Winter Winter

Old fashioned bleeding heart Common jasmine Southern magnolia Fringe cups False indigo Sunshine daydream abelia False spirea Russian sage Michaelmas daisy_Lavender Michaelmas daisy_Wood’s pink Oriental fountain grass Cape fuchsia Sasanqua camellia-Dream team Sweet box Hellebore-Winter jewel Hellebore-Double white Double primrose Mexican feather grass New zealand hair sedge Hart’s tongue fern Deer fern

March March

April April

May May

June June

July July

August August

September September

October October

November November

December December

Januuary January

February February

Seasonal Interest Diagram 8

Final Land F/X Layout N

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Planting Design // Theraputic garden_”Unfold , Unfurl”

LUMION RENDERING OF THE GARDEN PARK

re:connect

During the pandemic lockdown, people were isolated from each other and nature. Parks were closed, as well as opportunities to go outside. Let’s re-open them and bring out some joy of being outdoor. Say hi to your neighbors, watch your plants grow, and appreciate nature.

_fall 2021 UW Advanced Studio

RE-CONNECT PEOPLE TO NATURE IN THE POST-PANDEMIC ERA // x conrad olson, Redmond

This project is located in the heart of Redmond city’s east corridor, where it used to be a farmstead called ‘Conrad Olson’. It sits right next to Bear Creek, which can possibly get creek overflow during the wet season. It has two historic buildings- an old barn and a house, which are being kept and reused.

CONNECTEDNESS

GARDEN PLANTER BOXES (48 PLOTS)

HEALTH + NUTRITION

PHYSICAL EXERCISE

EMPOWERMENT

GAR DEN ING

FUTURE TRAIL CONNECTION GARDEN PLOTS (46 PLOTS)

SALMON WATCHING BRIDGES

RAIN GARDEN

BARN COMMUNITY LEARNING CENTER

DEMONSTRATION GARDEN GARDEN PLOTS (24 PLOTS) GREEN HOUSE

NATURE TRAIL

FUTURE TRAIL CONNECTION (BRIDGE)

VERTICAL GARDENS

BEAR CREEK

PERMEABLE PARKING (12 SPACES)

FLOODIBLE TRAIL

FUTURE TRAIL CONNECTION PERGOLAS PICNIC TABLES COMPOST BINS TRAIL BENCHES

CONRAD OLSON ROAD

NEW TREES

EVANS CREEK TRAIL

EXISTING TREES

HISTORIC BARN

RE FUTUCTION E CONN

SITE PHOTOS

300 ft

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REDMOND EAST CORRIDOR

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‘CONRAD OLSON’ PROJECT SITE

Redmond Urban Green Space Survey_ (class effort) December 2021_243 Responses More opportunities to experience wild/ natural spaces in parks and trails.

64.6

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More restrooms at trailheads.

40.7

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39.9

Moving indoor events and activities outdoors to allow physical distancing.

DOWNTOWN REDMOND

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More picnic shelters and tables.

More seatings respecting social distance.

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SURVEY RESULTS INFOGRAPHICS

CONCEPT DIAGRAM

NATURE TRAIL ::

COMMUNITY GARDEN :: VERTICAL GARDENS + BARN LEARNING CENTER

FOREST BATHING + SALMON WATCHING

GARDENING engages people in the natural cycle, letting people stay connected to nature.

CONCEPT DETAILS

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GROWING food gives economic benefits, and sharing food becomes a social bridge.

MID-SEPTEMBER ~ MID-OCTOBER - STRESS HORMONE - BLOOD PRESSURE

+ IMMUNE SYSTEM + ENHANCES MOOD

VERTICAL GARDEN

BARN COMMUNITY LEARNING CENTER EARLY DESIGN SKETCH

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Work title Community garden park in post-pandemic era // re:connect

ENVIRONMENTAL EDUCATION :: STORMWATER MANAGEMENT + NATIVE PLANT SPECIES RAIN GARDEN The stormwater catcher pergolas collect rainwater during the wet seasons (winter) and provide access to water in the garden in the dry season (summer). People get chances to learn about on-site stormwater management and PNW native plants as they walk around the park.

PERSPECTIVE VIEW OF PEOPLE USING THE PERGOLA _RHINO MODEL TO LUMION

HOW IT’S MADE WITH WHAT? _AUTO CAD PRODUCED BY AN AUTODESK STUDENT VERSION

GREEN ROOF TOP

GREEN ROOF TOP

ELECTRIC PUMP

SEE THROUGH WATER PIPE

STEEL ROOF BASE

STEEL ROOF BASE

STROM WATER CATCHER PE RGOLA

RUBBER JUNCTION

RUBBER JUNCTION (SEE DRAWING 2)

CLEAR ACRYLIC PIPE

TO THE CREEK

CLEAR ACRYLIC PIPE

OVERFLOW STEEL POST WITH NARROW GROOVES (HOLDS UP THE ROOF WEIGHT)

PRODUCED BY AN AUTODESK STUDENT VERSION

STEEL POST W/ NARROW GROOVES (HOLDS UP THE WEIGHT OF THE ROOF)

(PLANTING NATIVE PLANTS ACKNOWLEDGES INDIGENOUS TRIBES AND THEIR LAND)

RHINO + PHOTOSHOP

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PRE-FABRICATED CONCRETE COVER

PRE- FABRICATED CONCRETE COVER

YELLOW MONKEY-FLOWER MIMULUS GUTTATUS

SALAL GAULTHERIA SHALLON

FALSE LILY-OF-THE-VALLEY MAIANTHEMUM DILATATUM

STAR-FLOWERED FALSE SOLOMON’S SEAL

RED-OSIER DOGWOOD CORNUS SERICEA

BLUE-EYED GRASS SISYRINCHIUM IDAHOENSIS

HUCKLEBERRY VACCINIUM OVATUM

VINE MAPLE ACER CIRCINATUM

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SMILACINA STELLATA PRE-FABRICATED CONCRETE BASE

PRE- FABRICATED CONCRETE BASE

NATIVE PLANT SPECIES PHOTOS_KING COUNTY

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STORMWATER HARVESTING PERGOLA

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STORMWATER HARVESTING PERGOLA SCALE: 3/8" = 1'-0"

RUBBER JUNCTION SCALE: N.T.S

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HEEWON KIM

PHASE 3.2: STORMWATER HARVESTING PERGOLA

TITLE:

STORMWATER HARVESTING PERGOLA

SCALE:

VARIES

DATE:

DECEMBER 16, 2021

friendly urban plaza

_winter 2019 Urban Sites Studio

The proposal aims to create a vibrant, safe, environmentally friendly urban hub in front of the Mount Baker Station. Site furniture is designed with natural elements to provide a pleasant sensory experience to users. With the station and existing commercial buildings, the site can potentially bring in more economic activities. Design elements on the site emulate its surrounding environment. For example, the shape of the stream reflects the form of the Light rail’s elevated railroad, and the shape of the fountain and the mounds mimic the shape of the Mountain Baker.

MOUNT BAKER NEIGHBORHOOD

MOUNT BAKER TRANSIT CENTER

RETAILS

MOUNT BAKER LIGHT RAIL STATION

PROPOSED RETAIL BUILDINGS

E K ZON TRUC D O O F

PROPOSED RETAIL BUILDINGS

S VE RA E I IN RA

TRELLIS BENCHES

TRELLIS TUNNEL

MOUNDS

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MARTIN LUTHER KING JR WAY S

FRANKLIN HIGH SCHOOL FOOTBALL FIELD

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proposed bow-tie intersection Fuse of the intersection yields a middle area for pedestrians

site design process:

programmatic site analysis

sensory features diagram

school zone safety features

Site analysis tells that safety is essential on the site, as there will be many students around.

The night light provides sights, and permeable brick paving reduces pools/ puddles.

Pedestrian friendly urban plaza // Friendly urban plaza

existing bow-tie intersection Safety of pedestrians has been taken away by cars

Natural sensory features invite people to the site and take people’s eyes and ears away from busy and noisy streets.

a.

MARTIN LUTHER KING JR WAY S

SIDE WALK

MOUND

OPENED AREA WITH PLANTING BED

ARTIFICIAL WATERWAY + WATERSIDE BENCHES

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design process of waterside benches sensory features + benches bird’s-eye view on model

quick experiment with a physical model trellis benches perspective

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Pedestrian friendly urban plaza // Friendly urban plaza

trellis tunnels on the model _photoshop render on the physical model

trellis tunnel and people

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enclosure + openness

b. c.

_fall 2019 Design Foundations Studio

a. e. d.

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trees

view points

wetness graphite, charcoal, color pencils on paper

This is a representative project, reading the existing landscape and re-imagining a new concept at Ravenna Park, Seattle. The relative perception of being enclosed versus open space gives different experiences and feelings to users.

concept diagram_perception Optical illusion: the two orange circles are the same sizes

enclosing factors quietness

verticality

wetness

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a.

b. feeling interrupted and small

b.

Representation // exploration of Enclosure and Openness

a.

c.

c.

d.

d.

feeling powerful and big

perspectives photoshop collage on photos photograph: Heewon Kim

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sequential section

e.

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resilient landscape

_fall 2018 UW Introductory studio

The site is South Park Plaza within the South Park Neighborhood in Seattle, Washington. It is by the Duwamish River, the lower 12 miles of Washington State's Green River. It is in the 100-year flood plain, with a 1% chance of a flood occurring in any given year. However, a higher flood elevation is envisioned due to the heavier rain from climate change. This landscape design is resilient to floods and includes a stormwater management system. The stormwater management system will bring runoffs into the site from the residence area and send them out to the river after purifying through ponds and creeks that act as bioswales for the site. The whole place has permeable grounds that are consisted of grasses, soils, and gravel.

South part perspective

User safety

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South park community center

South park playground

South park (Site) South park bridge plaza Duwamish River South park neighborhood Site

Circulation

Context map

The 100-year flood plain prediction

Resilient landscape // South Park Plaza

Flood

Stormwater management

North part perspective

Plan view

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Material studies + detail drawings As part of the Materials, Craft, and Construction class, I practiced and studied forms of typical CAD detail drawings.

Although those details are from existing drawings, I re-measured dimensions and re-produced them on Auto CAD. Detail numbers 2s and 5s use innovative materials, for example, pervious concrete and soil cells.

PRODUCED BY AN AUTODESK STUDENT VERSION

Traditional concrete does not let water go through.

6"

PERVIOUS CONCRETE CLASS II PERMEABLE AGGREGATE COMPACT TO 95%

6"

1/4" D

CONC. PVMT. W/ 6x6-W2.9 x W2.9 WWM

1/8" RADIUS, TYP

10"

SAW CUT CONSTRACTION JT, TYP. CHASE JOINT WITH DIAMOND BLADE TO CREATE THE 1/8" RADIUS

1/8" MAX

6"

PREPARED SUBGRADE

Pervious concrete infiltrates water.

EXISTING GRADE

Infiltration reduces 30% of stormwater runoff off-site.

NON-WOVEN FILTER FABRIC COMPACTED SUBGRADE

PRODUCED BY AN AUTODESK STUDENT VERSION

CONCRETE CONTRACTION CONSTRUCTIONJOINT JOINT

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SOURCE: THE CLARK ENERSEN PARTNERS SOURCE: THE CLARK ENERSEN PARTNERS

SCALE: 1-1/2" = 1'-0"

PERVIOUS CONCRETE SCALE: 1-1/2" = 1'-0"

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SOURCE: BAY AREA PERVIOUS CONCRETE

OPENING FILLER: TYP. NO.8 AGGREGATE IN OPENINGS; IF OPENINGS DO NOT ACCEPT NO. 8, USE NO. 9 AGGREGATE

NOTE: WHEN SLAB IS ABOVE STRUCTURAL SOIL AGGREGATE BASE IS NOT REQUIRED

CONCRETE UNIT PAVERS

CONC SIDEWALK, REF LAYOUT PLAN. THICKEN EDGE ALONG PAVER, W/ 2-#3 BARS CONT. & 1-#3 DOWEL W/ 24" HORIZ. LEG, INSTALLATION TO BOTTOM OF AGGREGATE BASE, TYP

3 4"

R 1/8", TYP

6"

1'-5 1/8"

1'-5 1/8"

6"

GEOTEXTILE FABRIC ON TOP OF PREPARED SUBBASE, WRAP ALONG VERTICAL CONC FACE MIN 6" TYP 6" PREPARED SUBGRADE

CONCRETE PAVERS

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SOURCE: SASAKI

PERMEABLE PAVERS SCALE: 1-1/2" = 1'-0"

TITLE:

P2.2: PAVING + WALLS + STAIRS

Runoffs pick up toxic particles from roads and flow into bigger waterbody.

Well managed stormwater prevents urban flooding and saves environment..

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SOURCE: THE CLARK ENERSEN PARTNERS

P2.1: STREET ASSEMBLIES PRODUCED BY AN AUTODESK STUDENT VERSION

HEEWON KIM

Pervious paving holds 85% of stromwater for a 24-hour in a 20-year storm event.

6" WIDE CONCRETE RESTRAINT W/ 2-#3 BARS CONT. & 1-#3 BAR VERT. @ 24" O.C.

COMPACTED SUBGRADE

CONCRETE DETAILS, CONCRETE PAVING DETAILS

SCALE:

VARIES

DATE:

OCTOBER 26, 2021

SOURCE: LAF LANDSCAPE PERFORMANCE SERIES

Pervious concrete pavings: Absorbs rainfall into it, reducing runoffs.

SUBBASE: 8" MIN TH, NO.2 AGGREGATE, MUST COMPLY WITH ASTM D488, REF SPEC TYP

AGGREGATE BASE

SCALE: 1-1/2" = 1'-0"

Traditional concrete pavings: Generates surface runoffs during rain event.

2 34" CONC. UNIT PAVERS, REF DETAIL 5, THIS SHT FOR SIM.

6X6 W4.0 X 4.0 WWM @ MIDDEPTH TYP.

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SCALE: N.T.S

BASE: 4" MIN TH, NO. 57 AGGREGATE MUST COMPLY WITH ASTM D488, REF SPEC TYP

6"

REINFORCED CONCRETE SLAB

6"

3/4"

4"

BITUMINOUS SETTING BED

BEDDING COURSE: 2" TH, NO. 8 AGGREGATE, MUST COMPLY WITH ASTM D488, REF SPEC TYP

STORMWATER INFILTRATION PRODUCED BY AN AUTODESK STUDENT VERSION

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STORMWATER MANAGEMENT SCALE: N.T.S

SOURCE: LAF LANDSCAPE PERFORMANCE SERIES

DWG. NO.

L3-01

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Isometric drawings are produced with Rhino 3D and re-touched on photoshop/ illustrator. Isometric drawings help understand the 2D drawings into 3D.

PRODUCED BY AN AUTODESK STUDENT VERSION

CEDAR POST CAP, TYP. 2"

8" 4" 8" 1'

1'

THE ROOTS OF TREES PREVENT SOIL EROSION

BY RAINFALL.

CONCRETE FOOTING, TYP.

CONCRETE FOOTING, TYP.

1'

WOOD FENCE

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SOURCE: BERGER PARTNERSHIP

BAMBOO TREE LIVING FENCE

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SOURCE: WORSTROOM HOME DESIGN

SCALE: 1/2" = 1'-0"

LIVING FENCE SCALE: N.T.S

SOURCE: JOURNAL OF SUSTAINABLE FORESTRY

TREE TRUNK, SIZE VARIES PROVIDE ROUND GRATE INLET OVER RISER, COLOR: BLACK, REF SPEC. TREE GRATE, FRAME AND EDGE RESTRAINT

DECIDUOUS TREE, REF PLANTING PLAN

SET ROOT CROWN 1" -2" ABOVE FINISH GRADE. EXPOSE ROOT CROWN IF NECESSARY 3" HT. SOIL SAUCER 12" FROM EDGE OF PLANTING PIT

4" AGGREGATE BSU BASE, COMPACTED TO 95% OR BY 3PASSES WITH PLATE COMPACTOR, WHICHEVER IS GREATER.

2" MULCH 36"

FINISH GRADE 3"

MIN. WIDTH OF PLANTING PIT 2X WIDTH OF ROOTBALL OR 5' -0" SCARIFY BOTTOM AND SIDES OF PLANTING PIT FORM FIRMED SOIL MOUND 3" MAX. HT. REMOVE BINDING FROM TRUNK. REMOVE BURLAP FROM TOP AND SIDES OF ROOTBALL.

SCALE: 1/2" = 1'-0"

SCREW CELL DECKS TO FRAMES (FOR EACH) AFTER SNAPPING IN PLACE

GEOTEXTILE ON COMPACTED SUBGRADE. NOTE THAT GEOTEXTILE IS NOT REQUIRED IF DETERMINED BY QUALIFIED PROFESSIONAL. SEE SPECIFICATIONS. 1" -2"

SILVA CELL BASE SLOPE TO MATCH CROSS-SLOPE OR FLOW-LINE SLOPE, WHICHEVER IS GREATER, TO MAX. 5% ANCHOR EACH SILVA CELL TO GROUND WITH (4) 10" SPIKE, <10MM DIA., SEE CELL BASE FOR SPIKE HOLE

SILVA CELL W/ TREE GRATE SCALE: 3/4" = 1'-0"

TITLE:

P2.4: PLANTING + EARTHWORKS

WOOD FENCE DETAILS, TREE GRADE DETAILS

SCALE:

VARIES

DATE:

NOVEMBER 09, 2021

(APPRAISED VALUE OF CONVENTIONALLY PLANTED STREET TREES VALUE 1.5 TIMES THAN AT INITIAL PLANTING.)

SILVA CELLS PREVENT SOIL COMPACTION, MAXIMIZE WATER RETENTION, AND INCREASE THE LIFE CYCLE OF AN URBAN TREE.

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SOURCE: THE CLARK ENERSEN PARTNERS

P2.3: FENCINGS + RAILINGS + SEATING PRODUCED BY AN AUTODESK STUDENT VERSION

HEEWON KIM

APPRAISED VALUE OF MATURE TREE IN SILVA CELLS IS 27.4 TIMES HIGHER THAN AT INITIAL PLANTING.

PLANTING SOIL PER SILVA CELL SPECIFICATIONS, INSTALLED IN 8" LIFTS (2 LIFTS PER CELL)

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SOURCE: ZGF ARCHITECTS

PAVERS PER PROJECT SPECIFICATIONS, REF DETAILS ON THIS SHT AGGREGATE BASE COURSES. PER PROJECT SPEC. REF DETAILS ON THIS SHT.

SUBGRADE BELOW GEOTEXTILE AND AGGREGATE BASE COURSE, COMPACTED TO 95% OR BY 3 PASSES WITH PLATE COMPACTOR, WHICHEVER IS GREATER

TYPICAL TREE PLANTING

SILVA CELLS PROVIDE LARGER SOIL VOLUMES FOR FOR STREET TREES- AN AVERAGE OF 1,000 CUBIC FEET OF SOIL PER TREE.

GEOTEXTILE, 18" MINIMUM OVERLAP PAST EXCAVATION, CUT OUT FOR TREE OPENING

3" COMPOST BETWEEN SILVA CELL DECK AND SOIL MIX

DRAINTILE, TYP. REF STORM UTILITY PLANS FOR ELEV. AND CONNECTION

EXTERIOR PLANTING SOIL MIX, REF SPECS

3"

PROVIDE INSPECTION RISER, ONE PER SERIES, COORDINATE LOCATION W/ LANDSCAPE ARCHITECT

1'-5 21"

2"

(2) STAKES. SEE SPECS.

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REF TREE GRATE SIZE

DEEPROOT UB18-2 ROOT BARRIER, TYP

WIRE TIE LOOPS AND HOSE. SEE SPECS.

PRODUCED BY AN AUTODESK STUDENT VERSION

1'

PRODUCED BY AN AUTODESK STUDENT VERSION

SOME BAMBOO SPECIES CAN LIVE UP TO 100 YEARS, AND FENCE LASTS AS LONG AS THE TREES ARE ALIVE.

2'

2'

2" 2"

NOTE: 1.

CONNECT TOP AND BOTTOM RAIL TO POSTS W/ GALV. BRACKETS AND GALV. SCREWS. 2. NAIL FENCE BOARDS TO TOP AND BOTTOM RAIL W/ GALV. NAILS, (4) PER BOARD. 3. ORIENT FRONT OF FENCE SUCH THAT TOP AND BOTTOM RAILS ARE VISIBLE FROM THE TRAIL SIDE.

SCALE: 1/2" = 1'-0"

4" X 4" PT BLACK LOCUST WOOD POST, TYP .

6'

6'

4" X 4" PT WOOD POST, TYP .

REDUCES CARBON FOOTPRINT BY USING LOCALLY SOURCED WOOD.

2" X 4" BLACK LOCUST WOOD BRACKET

1'-10"

1" X 6" CEDAR FENCE BOARD EQUALLY SPACED, TYP. (1/4" JOINT MAX.)

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LIVING TREES RESIST TERMITE AND FUNGAL ATTACKS.

BAMBOO TREES

2" X 4" WOOD CONNECTOR BRACKET

DECOMPOSING TWIGS FORM SOIL HUMUS. HUMUS INCREASES FERTILITY OF SOILS.

SILVA CELL SCALE: N.T.S

SOURCE: LAF LANDSCAPE PERFORMANCE SERIES

DWG. NO.

L3-02

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revit modeling My mom and I were talking on the phone- she told me that her dream is building a house for mixed-use of a coffee shop and her own space. She imagines one of the first-floor blocks as her coffee shop, and customers can use the front yard and rooftop garden. She says three other blocks are for our family. We briefly made an early stage of the model. My Revit skill helped her visualize her dream house.

section 1

axonometric view 1

section 2

axonometric view 2

section 3

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drawings falling water, 2019 pen, copic markers 14” x17”

Taking architecture classes, I used to create ‘perfect’ and ‘finished’ drawings.

sunset, 2022

pen, colored pencils 5” x 7”

Drawing became more casual and natural as I practiced.

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logo design

design to products

logo iterations

SUNNY BEANS

3D modeling and mock-up

final logo design

logo in use

SUNNY BEANS espresso

BRAZIL

GUATEMALA

package design

espresso

_package + logo design + product mock-up for local roastery coffee shop

renewing package design

coffee dripper mock-up 3D model

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photography

Airplane Twins_2016

A night in Japan_2017

Chicago Skyline_2016

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EDUCATION

WORK EXPERIENCE

Bachelor of Landscape Architecture,

Intern at Urien Design Firm _ Seoul, Korea (July-Aug 2019, 1 mo)

Minor in Architecture, University of Washington, 2016-2022

SOFTWARE SKILLS

Kim, Hee Won (he-won) Heewon is a recent graduate from BLA program from Seattle, WA. Heewon dreams to make sustainable green cities within landscape architecture profession.

Heewon has keen eyes for details and ready-to-work attitude.

heewonk51@gmail.com www.linkedin.com/in/ heewonk51/

Joined a design production team at a landscape architecture office based in Seoul, Korea. Partook in producing presentation materials and the company ’s portfolios.

Writing Teacher at English Academy

_ Pangyo, Korea (May 2020-Feb 2021, 10 mo) Managed a local academy ’s library and their students from age 8 to 15.

Advised students’ writing + speaking with the academy ’s curriculum.

• Adobe Suite • Rhino • Revit • SketchUp

EXTRA CURRICULAR ACTIVITIES

• AutoCAD • QGIS • Lumion

Have been leading a mock studio with the UWASLA Youth Outreach team.

Introduced landscape architecture to local middle/ high school students throughout multiple workshop sessions.

UWASLA Youth Outreach_ Jan 2022-Present

KoJobs_ Fall 2017-Spring 2019 WORK SKILLS

Set informational events for Korean international students about academics/ career paths/ internships.

• Strong Attention To Detail • Hand Sketch • Model making

VOLUNTEER EXPERIENCE

• Communication

Volunteer at Community Orchard_ Seattle, WA (Jan 2022-Present)

• Creative thinking • Team Work • Critical Thinking

Engaged with local community by giving a hand to gardening and maintanence.

Attended their annual events, such as annual cider fest.

LANGUAGE

AWARD/ SCHOLARSHIPS

• English (Fluent) • Korean (Native)

2022 ASLA National Award Merit_ Washington Chapter (Spring 2022) Donald K . Sakuma Memorial Scholarship (Spring 2020)

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x thank you

heewon kim heewonk51@gmail.com