Architecture Work Samples_Jaewon Heo

ARCHITECTURE WORK SAMPLES 10 -23

JAEWON HEO

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Competition & Computation

New York -Seoul

Riverwalk 9 New York, NY

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Queens Plaza North New York, NY

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900 8TH Ave New York, NY

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The Core Housing Tomorrow 2016

555 5TH Ave New York, NY

Commercial

New Skin of Manhattan GSAPP 2013

Mandara Spa, Commercial Mohegan Sun Casino Hotel Montville, CT

openUp Site Memorial Competition 2018 Landscapes of Reflection Sandy Hook Permanent Memorial Park 2017

Holland House New York, NY

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Columbia University

A Conative Museum GSAPP 2012 A Mental Geography Measuring Monument GSAPP 2013

Sarah’s Artisanal Kitchen New York, NY

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FKI Headquarters Seoul, Korea

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LG R&D Center Paju, Korea

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SARAH’S ARTISANAL KITCHEN Location: New York, NY Project completion: 2014 Site Area: 5,800 SF Market: Restaurant Service: Interior

FKI HEADQUARTERS Location: Seoul, South Korea Project completion: 2009 -2013 Site Area: 130,700 SF Project Area: 1,815,700 SF Number of Stories: 51 Firm: Chang-jo Architects + ASGG

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Our team developed design idea that were introduced by ASGG first in their design competition winning. The initial design idea was achieve traditional Korean architecture element apply to high-rise building facade satisfying requirements from the city, energy saving.

‘Cheo-ma’ is a part of roof that overhangs the walls of building normally called as “eaves” in US. Cheo-ma has been being considered as an essential element in the most of traditional Korean architectures by its sustainability, control indoor temperature efficiently. It could block daylight during summer and preserve heat inside during winter.

By adapting Cheo-ma into curtain wall system through out the building, it is expected to save significant amount of energy. Addition to this, BIPV(Building Integrated Photovoltaics system) applied to the curtainwall, the facade could even generate 4%~7% of energy that building consumes.

Our team’s goal was to complete the design into the real life.

My role was coordinating with the team ASGG and local consultants, solving many of technical issues, testing mockups, and develop details for the entire curtainwall system local codes and regulations.

Also enrolled into construction documentation production for the building elevations, sections and most of facade detail sheets.

LG R&D CENTER Location: Paju, Kyeong-Ki, South Korea Project completion: 2010-2013 Project Area: 9,934,000 SF Number of Stories: 13 Market: Office, FAB facility

openUp Site Memorial Competition 2018 Location: Lisbon, Portugal Program: Memorial Park A ‘openUp’ places on the “new urban memorial”, a concept which brings public open space for community activities and monumental space for contemplating. The ‘openUp’ is the place for a memorial but also place for celebrating the lives.

By opening up the connection between the land and the water, the city and the nature, open and closed space, it offers various experiences.

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The memorial ‘openUp’ seeks to an experience the given environment with constantly changing scenery-opens up vertical(river and sky)and horizontal(city and ocean) connection. From extension of existing sidewalk on site, lifted two points(North and South of the platform) provide elevated look out point for downtown Lisbon and open towards ocean view on the other side.

The scheme intends to integrate seamlessly with varying urban activities; such as walking, running, resting or looking over.

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The ‘openUp’ creates also a smooth transition of program by its vertical opens. The history room(150m2) sits on the way going back to the beginning point. As a part of pathway, the space for contemplating is not somewhat centralized or dominant. A large open sunken space is at the end of the history room or beginning of, integrates existing sidewalk not only physically but also programmatic manner, providing new public space for various activities; such as movie screening, busking, or resting area for bikers and joggers. Rest RI WKH VLWH WKH JUDVV ¿HOG YHKLFOH DQG ELNH WUDFN DUH maintained as is.

The ‘openUp’ opens up to every possibility of activities in urban area while interact with nature encouraging to rethink about being alive. The memorial ‘openUp’ is a symbol of rejuvenation of the community.

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Sandy Hook Permanent Memorial Park Competition 2017 -Design lead, work with Howard Spivak, Philip Mana and James Nie

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THE CORE D3 Housing Tomorrow Honorable mention Location: The Earth Program: Refuge

Architecture has been a symbol of power since civilization began due to its character. That means when the social perception of power changes, architecture could react. We are able to assume the architecture of the futurewill also change when extreme conditions occurs in human society.

1-1. Climate change Desertification-> Sandstorms Increased number of holes in the ozone layer -> increase of ultraviolet radiation that will affect human life.

Unpredictable weather and limited oxygen supplies.

We predict that the future after 1000 years with similar condition of post-world war. The clean air, water and dayli ght(which we have been accustomed to) are now what we need desperately to survive.

Accessibility to these things equal power.

1-2. Collapse of Government Post world war era. People are separated or losing their family and start to live by themselves.

There are heavy sand storms every day.

In this new era, the architecture will serve a function to plug-in prototype mostly filter air.

It should be connected with remains of underground city created along with existing buried infrastructures.

In order to maximize the area for contact with air, the structure should be a cylinder type-tower. It will be main core for underground city and when it is at higher altitudes with, more chance to get clean air and daylight.

The dwelling will be a symbol of human life itself in future.

THE EARTH 1000 years later, the human race will have to find an alternative ways to survive on earth.

There are a few reasons to create a dwelling system belowground.

The notion of a large nationalistic society has collapsed and been forgotten gradually as generations passed. The dwelling could be in form of bomb shelter at first, people will realize there is nowhere better than underground at that moment. The underground city will become their refuge and their means to survive.

1-3. Using Existing Infrastructures.

Most of them were buried underground when cities collapsed. Human could re-use and take advantage of the existing infrastructure for this era, “the post-world collapse”.

ESSENCE To avoid harsh condition on the ground, humans occupy the area underneath where cities once stood. Existing infrastructure will efficiently shorten time for human to build underground. Since humans need fresh air to survive, there should be a main structure that will provide filtered air and ventilation.

The dwelling itself, could function as larger scale of breathing apparatus. These dwellings will be used as live-and-work environments.

In other words, dwelling will be an essential part for life lasting, in 1000 years.

THE FUTURE OF FUTURE Given the limited resources, food for sustaining a population will be the top priority given the circumstances. Society will return to a localized sustainable agriculture.

People will cultivate vegetables and other products for consuming, eventually reviving the atmosphere and the immediate areas around the city. The agriculture could potentially be grown along the inner dome and natural walls by hanging down on vines and cables.

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2. COMPETITION & COMPUTATION

Human will need to dedicate most of the time for getting daylight and obtaining filtered air. They will gather in periscope plaza at the center to get essentials at least 6 hours per day. Rest of the time, they will get into cultivating vegetables.

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The high-rise buildings in Manhattan have invaded one another’s territory with their heights and consequential shadowing.

7KURXJK WKH XVH RI UHÀHFWLYH scales-type louvers, we attempt to create a facade system that re-orient/disperse natural light down to the street and inside of the building.

A CONATIVE MUSEUM

Museum after 500 years

Fake Industries Architectural Agonism 2012 Summer Columbia university Critics:Cristina Goberna & Urtzi Grau

“ What Art Storage of 22th Century Museum Means”

It is easy to be creadited for that SANAA’s 21th Century Museum is focused on “How exhibition volumes could be organized to make art museum open to public”, which is more like applying city element-open park/ no forward or backward/streets- into building scale. According to drawing of the museum, there is complete seperation between ground level and storage in basement.

It is possible to predict that the art arcs will be increased with the course of time.

Being stocked under the ground is maybe not the best way to extend the space. We are also conjecturing carefully that ground will not be in stable condition in the future.

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“Museum in 2515” Photo Collage

Laster cut card boards 1:200 scale

A MENTAL GEOGRAPHY MEASURING Advanced Architecture Design Studio 2013 Spring Columbia University Critics:Frederic Levrat & Philip Anzalone

Abstract Geographic information such as a map provides visual information from the top view often used for centuries by its usefulness. City elements such as roads, rivers, park, and districts have more information than what we can see. This is one of the reasons that the map looks different after the trip.

The gap between individual experience and the map has been always exist. The city always look same, however each individual has their own definition to them. Even city experience the difference what really happens and what map shows. Considering high-rise building district with given meaning, such as power of government or cooperateeasily tie up resources and legal/social issues -the public needs cannot be an elements to foster the city in the first place, there is an only planned city. Now the city fabrics are much more planned and

complex behind. The virtual needs is built by the empty suites in new buildings. Grids are not representing the identity of city anymore. Now, how do we define the “developed” city and where need to be?

Where the identity of the city coming from?

Monument to the memory of the City Architecture, in this studio, could be a platform to the city to accumulate its history. The monuments shall not be separated from events in past, all result derived from event is a monument.

In other words, every moment in the city is the monument which is gradually grown feature, develop by the time.

City of Amman: The rich-poor gap in East and West district has been widening for decades. A simply linear structure is a bridge, a sort of neutral measure

for Amman. East end and West end of Amman are two nodes. It is a straight forward gesture in physical& visual matter. Vertical structure is transportation, visual index of existing monuments; converted from desire for sky scraper. The monumental events visualize it’s information of the city, presented and will grow between the city topography natural given factor and the horizontal monument. This is expected to be the identify the city. It is visualized city experience produced by us, provide to us. The monument could be apply to any other city based on the their unique geographical information with given horizontal elements. The monument has their own unique form with the city applied.

MONUMENT

A Scenario for Century The experience will be accumulated as time passes. Virtual experience industry will be one of the popular industries in 100 years. The proposed 10km length structure is a typology of architecture in future not being hostage to the market. The prosperity wthe meaning of architecture itself will be back to basic.

Public space & Horizontal Core Center of the Monument, core structure for infra(Vehicle), 10km lengh total.

Each 1km is functioning as a module with different programs.

Residential Area 6m width housing units. It can be operating as a stable supportforwhole structure of the Monument, providing reasonable living space as well.

Vertical Core Connect between ground interjunction and the one of Monument. High speed elevator is operating for convey cars, people as well.

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