Jinhyuck Lim - Architecture Portfolio 2019

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Contents Chapter 1. Academic Chapter 2. Professional Chapter 3. Extra Works

Chapter 2. Academic

1-1. INTERACTION IN-BETWEEN Art Academy, TU Delft (graduation project 9.5/10) // Centraal Beheer Office, Apeldoorn, The Netherlands

1-2. EPIPHYTE OF MEMORY Cultural Center, TU Delft (9.0/10) // Den Haag, The Netherlands

1-3. SMALL NEIGHBORS Housing, TU Delft // Den Haag, The Netherlands

1-4. THE NEW LAYERED LIBRARY Library, CAU // Seoul, South Korea

1-5. Terra-School School, CAU // Seoul, South Korea

Academic, Individual Work MSc, TU Delft Graduation Project (9.5/10) prof. Lidy Meijers

INTERACTION INBETWEEN ;the reinterpretation of Centraal Beheer Office

program: Art Academy Apeldoorn, Netherlands

The graduation studio is dealing with Centraal Beheer Office, designed

by Herman Hertzberger, one of the most representative Structuralism Architects. What is notable in Structuralism architecture, including Centraal Beheer Office, is that they already inherit the possibility of modification in themselves with the response of changing future requirements.

Related to this characteristics of Centraal Beheer Office, the project set the position on adapted reuse design as ‘keeping the rule while breaking the rule’; more precisely, modifying the existing situations while reusing the underlying architectural principle of Herman Hertzberger. Through this methodology, the project aimed to reinterprete Centraal Beheer Office., and make the building regain its architectural meaning while catching up with

the new requirement of the present.

How to recolor the new function and the context on Centraal Beheer Office, the icon of Dutch Structuralism Architecture?

Double Facade In-between the Design and Comfort

Spatial Reorganization : In-between the Space and the Function

Broadening Innerstreet : In-between the City and the Building

Current Problem Analysis Centraal Beheer Office is currently disconnected from the city center and its surroundings. After the insurance company moved to another region, now the building remained a forgotten ruin of the past with its rigid spatial system. Since the building was built in the 1970s, it also shows a lack of consideration for sustainability.

However, this building is the most representative project of Dutch Structuralism architecture and Herman Hertzberger. Therefore, the creative solution for an appropriate way of reuse the building is now becoming more essential.

too rigid spatial system

a lonely island

insufficient sustainability

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Passive Contact

Chance Contact

Close Contact

Interaction In-between One of the main purposes of this project was to respect the most important design concept of Centraal Beheer Office; ‘interactions’ and ‘in-between spaces’. Based on this approach, I extracted various architectural elements that could create the interactions in the building and aimed to apply those elements into the in-between spaces of the existing building.

Broadening Inner Street

Orpheus Theater

CODA Museum

Music School

Shopping Center

Amaliapark

Centraal Beheer Office

Apeldoorn Station

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Cultural Backbone : linking Centraal Beheer Office with the urban context

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Centraal Beheer Office has been ‘a lonely island,’ disconnected from the surroundings and remained as a lonely island of the city. Therefore, it was essential to retrieve the publicness of the building.

In Apeldoorn, there are several cultural buildings designed by Hertzberger as well. By linking with these buildings, it will be able to create a ‘cultural backbone’ in the city.

To accomplish this goal, creating the new main entrance by demolishing existing parts was taken into consideration. Through this process, it will be able not only to make the building more recognizable from the city but also to link the building and the city.

demolished part

up : a lonely islands (before) down : connect the building with the surroundings (after)

Entrance view from Northern park before & after

context connection

1. auditorium 2. academy entrance 3. rental room 4. retail shop 5. inner street 6. exhibition zone 7. main entrance 8. restaurant 9. kitchen 10. workshop zone

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Related to the idea of the urban axis, the project broadened the inner street of Centraal Beheer Office. Through this design, it will be able to be linked with its surroundings and bring people into the building. This process was held under the motto, ‘keeping the intension of inner street, while breaking the existing form.’

before : the ground floor only for parking and office function

after : the ground floor with attractive inner street and public functions

the previous innerstreet (left) / the new public innerstreet (right)

New Program : Art Academy As the new program of the empty building, Art Academy was chosen as the new program based on the several aspects. It will function not only as an academy itself but also as a cultural centre that could provide diverse types of cultural activities and public space for the people.

The new program distribution follows the existing plan, the public function on the ground floor and academy on the upper level.

the plan of Apeldoorn city

to attract people to come

the space for co-working

Based on the plan of Apeldoorn municipalicy, the city is requiring the institute that could help people meet

from a lonely island to the starting point of the new context that could attract people to come

to respect the memory of the space, which was designed as the space for co-working and social interaction

art school

exhibition

office

restaurant

workshop

Basic module : 9m X 9m

Art Academy : the building like a city

Before innerstreet and vertical circulation

Before : Cafeteria public functions

Before : Office public(green) to private(red)

After innerstreet and vertical circulation

After : Cultural Center public functions

After : Art Academy public(green) to private(red)

Art Academy

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studio

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seminar room

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workshop space

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facilities

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school office Culture Center

school public area

semi private Culture Center

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museum public shop restaurant workshop

private vertical circulation vertical circulation

public vertical circulation

The whole program of the building consists of two groups; public cultural centre and Art Academy. All the functions got their required size of rooms based on the existing module system of the building. As the following step, these necessary functions are organised based on the gradual change from public to private.

Art Academy

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Interior Fashion

studio

Graphic Photo Fine Art

workshop

group work school office student area

study room coworking space

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Program selection background Program concept Program before & after Program map Public to private map Program analysis diagram

shop museum restaurant

restaurant workshop shop

museum

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Spatial Reorganization

1. existing spatial organization

2. division through broadening inner street, new core plan

3. linear public area

4. private studio spaces on the edge

5. semi private threshold and path

6. semi public space on in-between spaces

Before public(green) to private(red)

After public(green) to private(red)

Public zone

The public zone was planned as linear form to improve the way-finding of the building. It consists of several types of spaces, from large stairs to the greenery open space.

Gray zone

The gray zone is designed as semi-public and semi-private space, which are mostly planned as flexible spaces that could be differently used by the demand of users.

Private zone

The private zone is mostly planned as the studio space for each of department.

They are located on the side to ensure the natural light and the privacy.

Though it was designed based on the idea of Individual Interpretation, the spatial organization of Centraal Beheer Office was more customized for office program.

Therefore, to accommodate the new program, Art Academy, into the building, it was necessary to reorganize the spatial system of the building.

1. reuse of the existing spatial value: the perspective view of multi functional space

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2. reuse of the existing spatial value: the perspective view of private studio

The semi-public/private zone could function as ‘in-between space’ where mostly have the potential for unexpected interaction among students.

the perspective view of multi functional space

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public square small exhibition stage public stair seminar room multi functional space in-between space

7. entrance room 8. Interior studio 9. Fashion studio 10. Photograph studio 11. weaving workshop

2F Plan

3. the perspective view of public square

Double Facade Because of its poor quality of sustainability, the project applied a double facade scheme to the existing building.

Through this scheme, the project aimed to achieve 1. improving sustainability, 2. remaining the spatial concept of Hertzberger, and 3. creating attractive in-between space.

The double facade will create the juxtaposition of the old and the new, which will provide the continuous flow of the time to the building.

previous facade

polycarbonate the polycarbonate facade will improve insulation and ensure even light

in-between space the extended space will be used as inbetween space, as semi-private area the in-between space of Northern facade

Concrete

Wood

Glass

Aluminium

Polycarbonate

left : 1:20 elevation and horizontal section of Southern facade right : 1:20 and 1:5 vertical section of Southern facade

the in-between space of Southern facade

Academic, Individual Work TU Delft Msc 2 (2017.03-06) (9/10) prof. Lidy Meijers

EPIPHYTE OF MEMORY the new cultural center of Treebeek

cultural center Brunssum, Netherlands

After mining collapsed, the identity of Treebeek as the mining town have been diluted. These days, the past and the present of Treebeek are showing a discrepancy between each other. The current social problems of Treebeek such as loneliness and loss of identity are caused from this dissonance.

For these reasons, this project suggested the way utilizing St Barbara’s church as the new cultural center of Treebeek as the mediator which correlate the remembrance of the past and the new memory of the present. This building could be the new basis for the memory of the future, which will be accumulated in the next generation of Treebeek.

“Let St Barbara’s church grows in the environment of Treebeek”

added part

modified demolished

To link the past and the present of the town, the essential part was to balance between keeping the church’s characteristics and adding the new intervention with community center program. Through the

complementary and symbiotic relation between old & new, it will be able to ‘epiphyte’ the memory of the past to the present, which will create the continuity of time of Treebeek.

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Encounter of Old & New Through the contrast between the walls of the old church and the new intervention, users could feel the continuous time from the past to the present while walking along the existing wall. Concerning this spatial experience, various types of spaces with different characters were arranged, which would provide ‘architectural promenade’ by spatial sequence

the main entrance

the small alley where the old and the new meet : 1:20 detail section (left) and perspective view (right)

Academic, Individual Work TU Delft Msc 1 (2016.09-2017.01) prof. Birgit Jurgenhake

SMALL revitalizatize the community in Reigersbergenweg

Residential

Too wide road, irresponsibly open spaces make, and the contrast between public and private; these are the reasons why Mariahoeve is losing its human scale. They caused the lack of the sense of community between neighbors.

Therefore, it was necessary to form small units of neighbors.

This ‘small neighborhood’ will work as a unit that decides the residential block. To develop the social intercourse in Mariahoeve, collective spaces were planned for those units, which will not be easily exposed to unspecified individuals. Throughout these, the collective space will provide the room for communication among neighbors. It would bring the concept of ‘neighborhood’ back, which has been absent for years in this desolate area.

How to create the neighborhood unit that could provide the sense of belonging to the town?

Reigersbergenweg before

Reigersbergenweg is way too wide compared to their little usage, causing an abandoned area without any usage. Therefore, it is necessary to think of creating a collective area where people can gather.

To achieve this goal, the project set the urban framework to rightsize Reigersbergenweg. Through creating the open space, the residential block will be planned as the place where people can dwell and share a sense of community.

create open space for housings

seperate car and pedestrian circulation by blocks

divide a block by small alleys

car road pedestrian path collective space

Reigersbergenweg after : creating residential area with small neighbor units

Residential Block Plan The project aimed to create residential blocks, which will function as small units of neighbours. This ‘small neighbourhood’ will become as a basic unit, and each unit will provide a collective space where people can enhance their sense of community. It would bring the concept of ‘neighbourhood’ back, which has been absent for years in this desolate area.

This collective space was planned as closed space surrounded by 8 households to create a more protected atmosphere, which is opposed to the unspecified open space of Reigersbergenweg that is not in use.

right : residential block design process down : residential block axonomatric drawing

Housing Block Description Consists of 16 housings A neighbor unit of 8 housings, Sharing one collective space 12 parking lot per one housing block Three different types of housings

one collective block

set back upper floors for spatial quality of collective area

set back to make collective area more concentrated

detach each houses to make visual connection with outside

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1. collective space 2. housing type 1

3. housing type 2 4. housing type 3

MATERIAL & CONSTRUCTION Housing Type 3 white aluminum cladding covers all the details behind(window frame, steel angle, sunblind, timber frame, etc.). Therefore, there are only three white horizontal line in the facade of the building

an anatomical drawing of Housing Type 3

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Detail Plan

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the image of housing type 3 in four seasons

Academic, Individual Work, Competition prized

NEW LAYERED LIBRARY

CAU Bsc 4 (2013.09-12) prof. Yoonkyeong Choi Library Seoul, South Korea

The project aimed to built a library into hongdae street, where is extremely active and commercial area. To design a library for this characteristic street, it was necessary to rethink of the library program from different angle.

As the way to harmonize the library program and Hongdae street, the required activities of the library were rearranged. Based on this rearrangement, the spatial layers of the library were reorganized.

Through this process, the project was designed as the new type of library, which could become the spatial prototype; the library for the places where the library program seems not suitable.

sectional perspective from birds eyes view

How to design the library on the site where the library program is not suitable?

program analysis

Mass Design Process

divide by program

water lounge

follow the grain of surroundings

draw the flow from the main axis

offset and rotate carrel masse

create courtyard in carrel masse

section from South

This library building is divided into 3 layer; public, transfer, and private layer. Public layer is facing outside world directly, functioning as auditorium, cafe and rest place. Tranfer layer is located between public and private layer, consisted of ramps which forms architectural promenade in this library. Private layer provides quite carrel space, protected from outside world.

To indicate these spaces of different characteristics, various types of materials are used to express own character of each spaces.

Especially for facade, curtain wall system was applied not only to show the inside space to the outside, but also to introduce natural sunlight into the building.

up : view from auditorium / down : view from atrium

Public Layer Auditorium

Transfer Layer Corrider

the layers of the library

Private Layer Void

Carrel

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4F plan

physical model view from a bird-eyes view

Academic, Individual Work CAU Bsc 5 (2014.03-04)

TERRA-SCHOOL

prof. Hayub Song Seoul, South Korea

The subject of the studio was ‘eco-friendly school’. Therefore, the design was proceeded under the purpose of providing green community place for students and locals.

Also, as the starting point of design, the relationship between educational architecture and education system was strongly considered.

So the project was proceeded based on its own education curriculum and materialized data of required programs, etc. In this regard, the ultimate goal of this project was to harmonize architectural design, sustainability, educational background; to realize the belief that ‘architecture space have to include social and cultural surroundings’.

Climate Analysis

the green hill on the city

Wind of Summer

In the forest of the apartment complex, school will provide a green hill for students and local people, and it would become the green landmark for the region Average Sunlight of Summer

Average Sunlight of Winter

Wind of Winter

Design concept

Inclined Land

Wind Path

Connection

Zoning Plan Before designing, the analysis of required programs was proceeded, based on the number of students/faculties and the curriculum. And those required programs were planned on their appropriate place.

average 300 students

average 50 faculties

average 8 students per 1 teacher

INTEGRATE MIDDLE AND HIGH SCHOOL

curriculum and material are belong to individual teacher

space system encouraging active movement of students

gym

archive

library

cafeteria

study room

media room

school nurse

classroom

special classroom

auditorium

office

community room

faculty office

machinery

open to public

Cirriculum Analysis

faculty refectory

faculty archive

student’s area

faculty’s area

Required Programs

public space

core & facilities

core & facilities

faculty area library

communiti area facilities

classroom area

Program Arrangement

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Sunshade Design

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Collage Plaza, sketch diagram drawn by Jinhyuck Lim

Chapter 2. Professional

2-1. DI-X

2-5. FASHION PLAZA

Expo&Residence, DEVE // The Netherlands

Residential, KCAP // The Netherlands

2-2. NEW INHANG

2-6. REMEMBERING HEAVEN

Urban Regeneration, KCAP // Korea

Cultural Center, A.A.L. // Afghanistan

2-3. BLUE GROUND

2-7. EPIPHYTE SEOUL

Urban Regeneration, KCAP // Korea

Cultural Center, A.A.L. // South Korea

2-4. ROOT HAKKA Urban Regeneration, KCAP // China

Initial Design Phase Professional experience DEVE 2019.06-present Expo / Apartment The Netherlands

DI-X ; Dutch Innovation Xperience - Floriade 2022

Floriade Expo 2022, International Horticultural Expo in the Netherlands, is aiming the ‘recyclable Expo’; the whole Expo site will become the urban district where people can live after the six months exhibition. Dutch Innovation Xperience(DI-X) is also designed based on the idea of the Expo; the structures and spatial module of the Expo exhibition buildings will remain, and it will become the apartment buildings after the Expo phase.

During the Expo, the exhibition space will be on the ground floor. On the 1F, there is a huge green canopy that will provide a spacious urban terrace for the people who will visit the Expo. All the foundations, base structure, and the core for the apartment will be built already from this phase.

After the Expo, the apartment buildings will be constructed on the remaining Expo exhibition space. It will accommodate a total of 39 households, and the ground floor will be used as commercial and restaurant.

For the faster and more efficient construction, the building will be built with load-bearing CLT walls and slabs.

Role : the whole design phase as a main designer, producing all the presentations, 3D modeling (Rhino), plan and diagram (Auto CAD, Illusrator), revising all the images (Photoshop, Enscape)

up : DI-X during Floriade Expo down : DI-X Living after Floriade Expo

1. column/beam and core structure on the ground floor

2. CLT floor for the 1F platform

3. glass/rammed earth facade on the ground floor

4. green canopy on the platform

Expo Phase

5. the exhibition platform will be remained after the Expo phase

6. CLT walls on the 1F platform

7. CLT wall/slab construction until 3F

8. attaching facade elements, green pots, etc.

Apartment Phase

Commissioned Professional experience KCAP (2018.09-12) Urban Development Incheon, South Korea

NEW INHANG ; Harbouring the City

Incheon Inner port is the unique asset of Incheon city. While located in front of the old city centre, the project had been used as the industrial port and still keeping its own identity. Historically, it was the first trade port of Korea that opened to the western world. Therefore, the area had accommodated various kinds of foreign cultures and had combined those with the existing cultural context of the old city centre. It is evident that the project area possesses historical, cultural, urban value.

With these unique value and context of the area, the project aimed to revitalise this industrial port as the special inner harbour, which will provide attractive waterfront space to Incheon city. Also at the same time, the project proposed the development that could harmonise with its surroundings and could achieve the coexistence with them.

Role : preliminary research (site, history, industrial heritages), the whole design phase, producing the final booklet, 3D modeling (Rhino, Sketchup), plan and diagram (Vectorworks, Illusrator), producing physical models, administrating Expo exhibition

I had participated in this project from the beginning to the end, including preliminary research, design phase, and producing the final report. My knowledge in adapted reuse design was essential to making the study on the industrial heritage, which was highly required by the client. During the design phase, I participated not only in the design of the architectural building, but also in the master plan design of the Northern 1, 8 port area, close with the old city, and the South campus area.

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Master plan 3. Master plan - Rhino capture The waterfront near the old city Kim goo memorial New harbor residential area Marina gate

Competition Professional experience KCAP(2018.07-09) Urban regeneration Tongyeong, South Korea

BLUE GROUND ; Regeneration of Tongyeong Dockyard

Small towns, industrial shipyard, natural hills, seas, and islands; All of these artificial and natural environments have been blended with each other, created a unique identity of Tongyeong. Within this city, the Shina Shipyard closed in 2015, and the economy of the whole surrounding area also has been declined. On this abandoned shipyard area, Blue Ground was planned to make urban regeneration while keeping the existing natural/urban context of the city.

Therefore, Blue Ground aimed to accomplish two seemingly contradictory goals at the same time; restoring the original natural condition while keeping the industrial identity of the old shipyard area. To accomplish these goals, at first, we suggested to restore the existing coastline and to make the site as the one of an archipelago. Moreover, we reused not only the existing buildings but also the urban fabric and building typologies of the site.

Role : preliminary research (site, history, industrial heritages), the whole design phase, 3D modeling (Sketchup), producing diagrams (Sketchup, Vectorworks, Illusrator), revise the images (photoshop), producing physical models, translation for the final booklet

Blue Ground Tongyeong

We Waters

Urban Fablic & Following Pre-context

Permeable Public Space Structure

The project will restore the original natural coast line and opening up the water space to the public

The new master plan will be based on the existing context of industrial shipyard.

All public space will be interlinked by network, become an open framework for the future development

Cluster & Districts

Program

The place where local and new residents meet through various events and the chance for communication

Landuse

Competition/Commissioned Professional experience KCAP(2018.12-01) Urban regeneration Shenzhen, China

R O OT H A K K A

; Development Belt of Shenzhen Longgang River

Longyuan park was once the glory of the old city centre. Though it is abandoned from the residents nowadays, the park still has great potential due to its river-borne location and history around it. Choosing this site to kick start Longgang River transformation put the question of how to deal with a city’s past in the centre stage.

The design extracted historical culture and natural elements from the historical and industrial culture around Longyuan as inspiration, such as Tree root, city and village, traditional haka building, curved water and small mountains, etc.

Along with the urban context of old Longgong region, the new roots growing from the Green Heart inherit the logic of this traditional fabric. The structure of the roots is used to instigate the renewal of the old town, protecting the cultural heritage and urban fabric structure, and injecting relevant cultural functions.

The design influences the overall update rhythm of the area with acupuncturetype micro-operations.

Role : the design phase on the public buildings, 3D modeling (Rhino), producing drawings (Rhino, Vectorworks)

Initial Design Phase Professional experience KCAP(2018.01-03) Residential Amsterdam, Netherlands

FA S H I O N P L A Z A ; Koningin Wilhelminaplein Amsterdam

On the site of the project, Koningin Wilhelminaplein, there are three existing buildings, Berghuisplaza, Fashion House, Modrome. After built at the Modernism period, 1960’s, they had been taking a significant role in the fashion industry of the Netherlands along with Fashion Center building.

Concerning this historical background, the project aimed to utilize this historical/urban context of the site through preserving these three existing buildings. Instead of high-rise buildings, we planned to top up horizontal masses on the existing buildings, which is also from the intention to make the reinterpretation of the Modernism Architecture. Through this design, we are planning to create harmony between the old and new, building and nature, As an architect, I participated in this project in the initial design phase. I took part in the facade design and making a physical model for the presentation.

Moreover, I had participated in practical design phase, such as car/bike parking, by dealing with Dutch regulations.

Role : the design on facade, bike/car parking, housing plans (Vectorworks), 3D modeling (Rhino), producing physical models

Competition Professional experience A.A.L. (2014.11-2015.01) Cultural Center Bamiyan, Afghanistan

R E M E M B E R I N G H E AV E N ; Reforming Bamiyan Cliff into Pavillion Plateau

The project was the international competition for Bamiyan Cultural Centre. Bamiyan region became the place of welcoming and hospitality as a cross-bridge between the East and the West. However, the marginalization from the modernization did not enable to prosper the cross-fertilization of welcoming culture. In our design of this cultural center, the desire of reviving history is envisaged as the reformation of prototype elements such as arch, vault, cubic mass, water, and landscape. Their autonomous shapes are architecturally modified following the contemporary use the orientation toward the Bamiyan Cliff.

Since the subject of the competition was deeply related with the research subject in that period, Alternative Architecture Lab(A.A.L.) decided to participate in this competition by themselves. As a member of A.A.L., I took part in the role of the architectural design and producing drawings.

To be specific, I was involved in floor plan design, making 3D modeling, circulation diagram, and revising several drawings and images.

Role : preliminary research, plan drawing (Auto CAD), 3D modeling (Rhino), diagram (Rhino, illusrator), revising the images (Photoshop)

Competition Professional experience A.A.L.(2015.04-06) Urban Regeneration Seoul, South Korea

EPIPHYTE SEOUL ; Re-constructing Seunsangga Citywalk

The project was held for the international competition for Re-structuring Seunsangga CityWalk. Epiphyte Seoul means an air-city that is connected via elevated decks and bridges like Seunsangga. Seunsangga has been a mega-structure that sits on the existing city with minimal connection to the city fabric, and has disconnected the existing streets. It has remained as a foreign structure in the city. The idea of epiphyte is required in situating Seunsangga as a renewed device that can interconnect the underdeveloped surrounding area and eventually restructure the implanted Modern urbanism of Seoul. This plan proposes a connective nature and culture in revitalizing Seunsangga deck based on “epiphyte” concept to create a walkable city.

Alternative Architecture Lab(A.A.L.) participated in the team, mainly dealt with the whole general concept and architectural design parts. I, as a junior researcher of A.A.L., aid my effort on the investigation of the site analysis, the idea of Epiphyte, and architectural strategies. Also, as part of the design team, I drew the several drawings and participated in diagram works.

a portrait drawing by Jinhyuck Lim

Chapter 3. Extra Works

EX TRA EXPERIENCES Besides the internship in architectural offices, I made various kinds of working experiences as a researcher of AAL(Alternative Architecture Lab) in Chungang University. Those experiences include not only architectural field, but other areas such as administration of architecture competition or exhibition. Most of those work were done under the collaboration with Seoul metropolitan goverment

Administration and participation in 2014 Seoul Architecture Festival : as a researcher of AAL, worked with Seoul Metropolitan Goverment

Administration of Han River Imagination in 2015 Seoul Architecture Festival : as a researcher of AAL, worked with Seoul Metropolitan Goverment

portrait drawings drawn by Jinhyuck Lim

architectural illustration for diagram_Collage Plaze (individual project) drawn by Jinhyuck Lim