Jaeun Julia Lee - Interior Design Portfolio

‘18-’20

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jaeun julia lee t (443)619-2666

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E D U C AT I O N

SKILLS

Bachelor of Science, Interior Design

P H OTO S H O P

Jefferson University (Philadelphia University + Thomas Jefferson University) Philadelphia, PA

I L L U ST R ATO R INDESIGN

Graduation: May 2019

A U TO C A D

AC T I V I T I E S

RHINO 3D

Student Member, IIDA (2015- Present)

3DS MAX

Kanbar Competition, Jefferson University, Philadelphia, PA (2019)

REVIT S K E TC H - U P

BLT Competition, Philadelphia, PA (2018) Events Coordinator, Asian Student Association (2018 - Present) Mentoring Program, IIDA, Philadelphia, PA (2015-16) Study Abroad, University of Arkansas Rome Campus (AugustDecember 2017)

EXPERIENCE now jan 2020

aug 2019 july 2019

may 2018

jan 2018

BIM Coordinator - Criterion Systems Directly working with medical equipment planners and architects to assist designing medical clinics, hospitals and other healthcare institutions. We are mainly operating in Revit to create custom medical equipment families, populate floor plans with medical equipment, space plan and produce construction documents to provide our clients.

Interior Designer- JMT Architecture On a team of interior designers and architects working on healthcare, education and corporate spaces. Primarily worked on construction documents sets, Revit 3-D rendering and space planning.

CAD Worker- The Facilities at Jefferson University Worked in AutoCAD to alter, redefine and create Philadelphia University campus floor plans in order to transfer archived drawings into a new system; in compliance with the merger with Jefferson University.

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UNDERSTANDING DISABILITY: EMPATHY MUSEUM

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CIRTEQ: ADVERTISEMENT AGENCY

NUCLEUS: HOLISTIC HEALTHCARE CENTER

BOTTURA BOOKS: ROMAN BOOKSTORE

KANBAR REDESIGN: COMPETITION

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UNDERSTANDING DISABILITY: EMPATHY MUSEUM The goal of this museum is to help people understand what disabilities are and what those who have them go through on the daily-basis. Each part of the museum will take the visitors and with interactive and informative exhibits. People with disabilities are not limited to a normal and happy life. This museum will also spread awareness of the different disabilities that exist.

SECOND FLOOR PERSPECTIVE

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MEZZANINE FLOOR PLAN & REFLECTED CEILING PLAN

BUILDING SECTION

MENTAL DISABILITY EXHIBIT PERSPECTIVE

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CIRTEQ OFFICE: ADVERTISEMENT AGENCY Being specifically designed for a technology advertising agency with the emphasis of collaboration, the idea of circuits was conceived to show this idea. Circuits work in a system that connect every part of that system, making every part of it important to it’s end product.

With this theory , the ad agency needs every part of the company in order to be successful.

The idea of circuits is shown through plan and as well as the futuristic and bold aesthetic of the agency. Designing an advertising agency in an already existing building located in Northeast Philadelphia, due to the emphasis on sustainability on this project , Ecofriendly materials were used as well as implementing sustainable behaviors in the building.

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THE NUCLEUS: HOLISTIC HEALTHCARE CENTER This project focuses on the holistic wellness of the adult community in Roxborough, Philadelphia. Our team worked towards a wellness center that addresses and tears down the boundaries between mental, physical and social health. In attempts to achieve this goal we maximized the use of natural light, incorporated biophilic spaces and connection to nature in every room and created a large, welcoming public environment The center is designed as a campus of small programmatic buildings which are connected by a large garden area that doubles as a reception and waiting space. The entire structure is split into public spaces such as the group care and the kitchen versus the more private and hygienic exam rooms.

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BOTTURA BOOKS: ROMAN BOOKSTORE Massimo Bottura is a renown Michelin Star Chef. He cooks food about family, Italy, memory, history and art. He is a poet of the land in which he lives and takes the history of the region and the ingredients and turns them into something that is a dish. Massimo loves the idea of destruction.

Our concept i based on the feeling Massimo Bottura had when he hid from his brothers underneath the kitchen table as a child. We aim to create a space that highlights the difference between light and dark while taking inspiration from one of Massimo’s most famous dishes “Oops! I dropped the lemon tart.”

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KANBAR REDESIGN: COMPETITION Kanbar is the heart of our campus! It represents the energizing spirit of Jefferson students and staff. The one space that can met the needs of everyday activities such as group meetings, dining, lounging and resting all happen within the Kanbar living room and balcony . This design proposal suggests a new layout to both spaces with recommendations on updated and re-purposed furniture.

Decisions were made based on the eclectic character of Kanbar and the popular styles of student and staff.

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ADDITIONAL RENDERINGS A compilation of hand and digitally rendered work over the past couple years.

The renderings include watercolor, marker, pencil and photoshopped sketches.

tulip chair- eero saarinen (1956) medium: pencil, ink, color pencil

panton chair- verner panton (1960) medium: watercolor, ink, color pencil

colosseum scenery medium: watercolor, ink