CHICAGO LAKEFRONT KIOSK DESIGN PROPOSAL

C H I C AG O ARCHITECTURE BIENNIAL LAKEFRONT KIOSK | DESIGN PROPOSAL

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Hyerim Kang

Jongyoun Jung

Minjung Ku

Master, Construction Management Illinois Institute of Technology

Bachelor of Architecture Illinois Institute of Technology

Architecture Illinois Institute of Technology

Bachelor of Architecture Illinois Institute of Technology

Designer KRUECK + SEXTON Architects

Project Manager

Project Manager

Project Designer

Designer NIA ARCHITECTS

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Dongho Shin

Yoeun Chung

Joshua Yoon

Architecture Illinois Institute of Technology

Architecture Illinois Institute of Technology

Architecture Illinois Institute of Technology

Structure Designer

Graphic Designer

Graphic Designer

Mission

STORY+DESIGN strives to create a narrative through design that is formed with users and the site that the architecture itself contains the ambience of the surrounding in different scales. From an intimate scale where one interacts with one’s chair to a vast scale, where in an urban context, buildings form a story who physically speaks to the city and to the people. We approach the design process through conceptual analysis of the existing that proceeds into spatial and three dimensional spaces that considers the narratives of the users, having delicate considerations of the materiality and connections that solidifies the concept. Our notion in design does not lie only in architecture, but in small scaled designs like books, and furniture that also has their own persona.

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TEAM MEMBERS

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JONGYOUN JUNG

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Profile T h ro u g h d iv e r se e xpe r ie nc e , Jongy oun ha s de v e lope d a na ly t ic a l, o r g a n i z a t i o na l a nd ha r moniz a t iona l skills for his profe ssiona l job s i tes . He i s a n i n t e r ac t iv e pe r son w it h pe ople a nd loc a l c ult ure w hic h ha s res ul ted i n i n n o v a t i v e solut ions for his proje c t s. His a bilit y t o mot iv a t e ot he r m em bers a n d ma k e c r it ic a l de c isions le a d t o suc c e ssful a rc hit e c t ur a l de sign.

Education Ba c h e l o r of Arch itectu re

Il l i n oi s In st i tu t e o f Te c h n o lo g y, U. S 2 0 1 3

Ba c h e l o r of Arch itectu re

Ch u n gn a m N a t io n a l Un iv e r s it y, Ko re a 2 0 1 0

Experience De s i g n e r, K r u eck + Sexton Arch itects P a rt i c i pa t e d in

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2014

K+ S Arc h it e c t s O ff ic e R e n o v a t io n , C h ic a g o I L F e r m iL a b C DF, Wa r re n v ille I L G o v e r n m e n t Pro je c t , Po r t M o r s b y, Pa p u a N e w G u in e a

De s i g n e r, Self-E mploy ed P a rt i c i pa t e d in

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2011

Pa p a d is h B u r g e r H o u s e , R e s t a u r a n t R e n o v a t io n , Ko re a

De s i g n e r, Mooy ou n g Arch itects an d E n gin eer s, K orea P a rt i c i pa t e d in

De s i g n e r, Toban Arch itect an d Associates, K orea P a rt i c i pa t e d in

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2009

M a s t e r Pla n , M e d ic a l C e n t e r o f Se o u l N a t io n a l Un iv e r s it y, K o rea

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H o u s in g , Kim ’s R e s id e n c e , Ka n g w o n - Do , Ko re a H o u s in g , L e e ’s R e s id e n c e , Ky u n g k i- Do , Ko re a R e n o v a t io n , A. O n e B u ild in g , Se o u l, Ko re a I n t e r io r De s ig n , Sh o w ro o m , Se o u l, Ko re a O ff ic e De s ig n , H e a d q u a r t e r s , B u s a n , Ko re a

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TEAM LEADERS CV

2008 - 2009

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HYERIM KANG

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Profile Hy e r i m ’s v a r ious sc hola st ic e xpe r ie nc e s from diffe re nt c ult ure have broaden h e r u n d e r s t a nding of pe ople from ot he r ba c kgrounds a nd de v e lo ped her so p h i s t i c a te d know le dge of he r v isit e d c it ie s. She ha s a pa ssion for l ear ni ng c o n s t r u c t i o n de liv e r y proc e ss a nd ma na ge me nt w it h soc ia l, e c onom i c and e n v i ro n me nt a l c onside r a t ions t o e nha nc e qua lit y of pe ople ’s liv e s .

Education Ma s t e r o f C on str u ction E n gin eer in g & Man agemen t Il l i n oi s In st i tu t e o f Te c h n o lo g y, 2 0 1 6

Ba c h e l o r of Arch itectu re

Il l i n oi s In st i tu t e o f Te c h n o lo g y, U. S 2 0 1 2

Ba c h e l o r of Arch itectu re

Ch u n gn a m N a t io n a l Un iv e r s it y, Ko re a 2 0 1 0

Experience De s i g n e r, N I A Arch itects P a rt i c i pa t e d in

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2013 - P resent

Q u a d C it y Ar t s a n d R e c re a t io n C e n t e r, C h ic a g o I L Wh e a t o n C h r is t ia n C e n t e r C h u rc h , C a r lo St re a m I L Sh o e s m it h E le m e n t a r y Sc h o o l, C h ic a g o I L G e o r g e H C o r lis s H ig h Sc h o o l, C h ic a g o I L

De s i g n e r, H eer im Arch itects & P lan n er s C o., LTD .

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M ix - Us e d De v e lo p m e n t , So n g - I s la n d , Ky u n g k i- Do

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2008

STORY + DESIGN

TEAM PORTFOLIO

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THE PERGOLA This project was highly focused on how we can deal with limited budget and existing condition of its space and structure. In order to proceed the project with great success, we aimed three main goals which are ‘Re-cycle’ its existing material, ‘Re-use’ its footing and ‘Reframing’ its own spatial condition better.

The existing condition of “The Pergola” was a great place to rest for people to interact. So we tried to keep its own atmosphere and to enhance its character. This design not only renovated the old structure, but solved the problem of connection with the street.

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PORTFOLIO

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R E - I M A G I N AT I O N RE FRAMING SPACE

RE CYCLE MATERIALS

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PORTFOLIO

RE USE FOOTINGS

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PAPADISH As a self-employment project, a very limited construction cost was provided. In order to deal with many issues and problems with given budget, utilization of existing elements was a key strategy for this project.

Through the renovation, stronger interaction between the workers and customers was generated. As the chef being displayed, an enjoyable theatre-like atmosphere arised in the restautant.

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PORTFOLIO

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LIVE PERFORMANCE

LAYERING SPACE

RETHINKING ROLE OF SPACE CHICAGO LAKEFRONT

DESIGNING LIGHT |

PORTFOLIO

REIDENTIFYING FURITURE

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BOAT HOUSE As if on the way to a place with beautiful flowers appearing to shine next to a tree, With the scent of fresh bread flowing through the air inducing a feeling of satiation.

Like the church over the bridge across the river.

It can always be looked at, seeming to be waiting for my peace.

An afternoon with leaves falling, A father who is pushing his daughter on a swing.

A place able to turn coldness to warmth.

Here is it for your all.

One place that frees you of all the weight and pain of life; that place is here.

A place within earshot of your voice.

A piece of joy in calmness, to hear the boisterous sounds from children in a playground.

Perhaps young in age, a place reminiscent of an older time, resurfacing memories of the past.

Within this place, a presence standing over you, protecting you in the journey.

A sense of nature approaching, within it, the way for me to go becomes clear.

Leaving what feels dear to me for my voyage heading onward.

To a place where my Lord always resides.

A place where you leave your thoughts behind.

The way of going to there is through a clarity of the place as itself.

Spread open your thoughts.

Unleash your dreams.

Put forth your soul.

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PORTFOLIO

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R E - V I TA L I Z AT I O N RESPECTING THE SITE

AWAKENING SOCIAL INTIMACY

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PORTFOLIO

ALLOCATING NARRATIVE SPACE

STORY + DESIGN

DESIGN PROPOSAL

T h e o b j e c t i v e o f t h i s k i o s k i s t o e x i s t i n p e o p l e ’s e v e r y d a y

lives physically and emotionally through its iconic presence.

“As time passes, when it is a ruin, the spirit of its

m a k i n g c o m e s b a c k . I t w e l c o m e s t h e f o l i a g e t h a t i n t e r-

twines and conceals. Everyone who passes can hear the

story it wants to tell about its making. It is no longer in servitude; the spirit is back.”

– Louis Kahn

L i k e w h a t K a h n s a y s , t h e K i o s k 3 1 2 h a s t h e p h y s i c a l c h a r-

acteristics and use that allows to be left as a “Ruin,” during

t h e w i n t e r, l e a v i n g i t f o r p e o p l e t o r e v e a l i t s m e m o r y t h r o u g h its existence.

.......come back!

Meeting: starts today at 3 pm.

How does my new hair look? I bought a coupon from a groupon and got a 30% discount.

Hmm...

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Conventional conception of a kiosk is underutilized and under-developed

We had a really good time last night! Me and my friend threw a party at our house and...

for just being a vending machine for the people and having no emotional or physical connection for people to remember.

So how will a Kiosk connect with the people’s lives and be remembered?

City of Chicago is formed with numerous high rises that consolidate to create the form of Thanks a lot!

Chicago. But life is not created by the large scaled buildings, it is constituted with the small things. The small scale interactions that happens in everyday life, for example, saying hello to one’s neighbor, getting coffee in the morning, or walking the dog to the lakefront.

This Kiosk will not only serve as a retail, but be part of one’s life that will be imprinted in one’s memory unnoticingly.

Hey Rick, Let’s meet up at 7 today!

Call me ASAP.

I wish I can be a part of the city... No...I’ll never be like them...

I’m too small...

I can help you!

HELPER CAGOBEAR THE KIOSK

KIOSK 312

First, I want to be multi-directional.

PUBLIC By providing your corner for the public use, you will get more interaction with people and become a place to stay.

Sounds good! Now I want to be iconic for Chicago.

Much better! But I want to interact with people more.

PURE FORM By turning you into a pure shape of 12x12x12, you will be multi-directional and be more accessible.

ICONIC ART 312 is a historic number of Chicago.

Using it as an elevation component, people will remember you easily and you can even function as a iconic sculpture.

Lastly, I want to be part of people’s memory and hold people’s memory.

MEMORY Originated from the historic frame created by the number 312, the void frames will be filled with functions and activities of people. During the winter, they will be removed and act as a public art sculpture.

POLYCARBONATE STEEL FRAME

GLASS

CONCRETE BASE

TYPICAL DETAIL STRATEGY TYPICAL UNIT STRATEGY ON SEASON (MAY-AUG)

OFF SEASON (OCT-APRIL)

VOID PUBLIC ART

SIGNAGE ART DISPLAY

SHOW CASE

PERFORATED METAL PANEL MAGNET SIGNAGE

GLASS OPEN FROM INSIDE

MENU

STORAGE

TYPICAL DETAIL STRAGEGY

Polycarbonate skin Structure and light Structure Structure and light Polycarbonate skin

G.L.

Epoxy coat on conc slab on grade 4” Conc slab on grade 8” Compacted sand 4” Rigid foam insulation

SKYLIGHT VENTILATION

3 12

To sustain the structure all year round and keep its shape, Kiosk 312 is constructed with mainly steel and polycarbonate which are the material that lasts for a long time, especially polycarbonate which is also a sustainable element that is 100% recyclable for multiple times.

KIOSK 312

MILLENIUM PARK

E CHICAGO AVE

GOLDCOAST

Kiosk 312 has a flexibility to be placed to any location along the lakefront. Also, It is very accessible from any direction by designing it as a squared-shape. It will have an effect on surrounding area not only as a commercial but also as a public art.

12’ 5’-11”

1’-6” signage 1’-6”

counter

1’-4” 6’

2’-11”

4’-4”

6”

entrance

storage

showcase

vendor space

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5 (ft)

12’

The purpose of this kiosk is to be recognized and be a routine figure that will be embedded in one’s memory, creating not only a physical interaction but an emotional connection between the kiosk and the people.

Existing kiosks are only used for about 4 months out of the year, that are “abandoned” in the off-seasons. Kiosk 312 offers programmatic and physical element that facilitates to solve the dull character of a kiosk.

It becomes a public art element that people can interact day and night, existing on site all year round. During the on season, it not only serves as a retail but a public art element as well. The consistent appearance of its physicality will leave traces of imagery in people’s memory.

EAST ELEVATION

EW SECTION

Kiosk 312 contains the symbolic meaning of Chicago, the number “312.� This number not only represents Chicago, but it is an unnoticed symbol that everyone uses in their everyday life.

Using the number to be the kiosk itself will become a sign, and an advertisement, that will bring out the unconscious representation into a physical being for everyone to see and interact. So the Kiosk 312 becomes the framework to stir new unimplied, and conscious memory over the existing city life.

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MEMORIAL AREA

COMMERCIAL AREA

PLAYFUL AREA

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PHYSICAL MODEL

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"...The city does not consist of this, but of relationships between the measurements of its space and the events of its past…

As this wave from memories flows in, the city soaks it up like a sponge and expands…"

Invisible City

by Calvino Italo

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PHYSICAL MODEL

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SCHEDULE & BUDGET

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KIOSK 3.1.2

CONSTRUCTION SCHEDULE Construction Schedule

Date:DATE: 03.21.2015 3/22/15

Activity Name

ID

Duration(days)

Start Date

Finish Date

6/1/15 6/2/15 6/2/15 6/3/15 6/4/15 6/5/15 6/10/15 6/10/15 6/17/15 6/19/15 6/23/15 6/23/15 6/26/15 7/1/15 7/7/15 7/9/15 7/9/15 7/14/15 7/17/15 7/20/15 7/23/15 7/28/15 8/4/15 8/4/15 8/11/15 8/13/15 8/14/15 8/21/15

6/9/15 6/1/15 6/2/15 6/3/15 6/4/15 6/9/15 6/22/15 6/16/15 6/18/15 6/22/15 8/3/15 6/25/15 6/30/15 7/3/15 7/6/15 7/8/15 7/13/15 7/16/15 7/17/15 7/22/15 7/27/15 8/3/15 8/24/15 8/10/15 8/12/15 8/13/15 8/20/15 8/24/15

6/1/15

8/24/15

1 2 3 4 5

Site Survey Site Measurement Polycarbonate Engagement/Release by Owner Building Permit Electric Order

6 7 8

Mobilization Site Demo Grade Building Pad

9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19

Foundation Pad Steel Erection Metal Stud Wall Framing Electricity Locate Interior Slab on Grade Install Polycarbonate Wall Interior Clearshade Walls Exterior Door Flooring Roofing and Waterproofing Millwork - Units

20 21 22 23 24

Pre-punchlist Pre-punch Completion O/A Punchlist Punchlist Completion Turnover

7 1 1 1 1 3 9 5 2 2 30 3 3 3 1 2 3 3 1 3 3 5 15 5 2 1 5 2

Total

61

Preconstruction

Site Construction

Building Construction

Punchlist/Turnover

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KIOSK 3.1.2

ITEMIZED BUDGET

DATE: 03.21.2015

Itemized Budget

Estimate Name: Building Type: Location: Story Count: Story Height (L.F.):

Lakefront Kiosk Kiosk CHICAGO, IL 1 12

Floor Area (S.F.): Labor Type:

144 STD

Basement Included: Data Release: Cost Per Square Foot: Building Cost:

No Year 2011 $368.09 $53,005 % of Total

A Substructure

B Shell

C Interiors

D Services

3/22/15

Date:

4.71%

Foundations Strip footing, concrete, reinforced, 14" deep x 12" wide Slab on Grade Slab on grade, 4" thick, non industrial, reinforced Roof Construction Polycarbonate Exterior Walls Strcuctural Steel Polycarbonate Exterior Windows Polycarbonate Exterior Doors Door, Polycarbonate, 1 door with frame, no label, 3'-0" x 7'-0" opening Inteior Walls Polycarbonate Floor Finishes Epoxy flooring Rain Water Drainage Roof drain, CI, soil,single hub, 4" diam, 10' high Roof drain, CI, soil,single hub, 4" diam, for each additional foot add Electrical Service/Distribution Lighting and Branch Wiring Communications and Security

61.31%

Cost Per S.F. $ 22.00 $ 15.67

$ 3,168.00 $ 2,256.48

$

6.33

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$ $

286.60 50.00

Cost

911.52

$ 41,271.00 $ 7,200.00 $ 27,996.00 $ 10,716.00

10.98%

1.75%

$ $

50.00 25.00

$

15.00

$ 17,280.00 $ 5,760.00 $

315.00

$ $

51.33 25.00

$

6.33

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8.16 1.67

$ 1,174.96 $ 240.48

1.67

$ $ $

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$ 7,391.52 $ 6,480.00 911.52

154.00 540.00 240.48

Communication and alarm systems, fire detection, addressable, detectors, includes outlets, boxes, conduit and wire Fire alarm command center, addressable without voice, excl. wire & conduit SubTotal Contractor Fees (General Conditions,Overhead,Profit) Architectural Fees User Fees Total Building Cost

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BUDGET

$368.09 $73.62 $25.77 $0.00 $467.48

$ 53,005.48 $10,601.10 $3,710.38 $0.00 $ 67,316.96

STORY + DESIGN

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KIOSK 312

C H I C AG O ARCHITECTURE BIENNIAL LAKEFRONT KIOSK | DESIGN PROPOSAL

STORY + DESIGN