JOOWON JEONG SCAD INDS CAPSTONE PROF. HANSEN & PIZZICHEMI
RESOURCE AND TRAINING CENTERS FOR KOREAN SINGLE MOTHERS
CONTENT
PHASE I RESERACH
PART III SITE AND BUILDING
• INSPIRATIONAL ARTICLE REVIEW
4
• SITE ANALYSIS
27-28
• INSPIRATIONAL CASE STUDY REVIEW
5
• SUN PATTERNS
29-30
• IDEA MAPPING
6
• BUILDING ANALYSIS
• PROJECT PROPOSAL
7
• SPATIAL NEEDS SUMMARY
34
• PROGRAM
35
• LITERATURE REVIEWS
8-12
31-33
• SURVEY RESULTS
13
• DATA COLLECTION
14
• INTERVIEW
15
• PROJECT TYPOLOGY
16
• CONCEPT
• CLINET SELECTION AND ANALYSIS
17
• ADJACENCY DIAGRAM
39
• BLOCK DIAGRAM
40
• FUNCTIONAL DIAGRAM
41
• SCHEMATIC PLANS
42
& USER CENTERED DESIGN RESEARCH AND ANALYSIS
PART IV CONCEPT IDEATION & SCHEMATICS
• TRACE OVER LAYS
37-38
43-49
PHASE II USER-CENTERED RESEARCH SYSTHEIS
PART V FINAL DESIGN
• OUTLINE OF USERS
• FURNITURE FLOORPLAN
51
• REFLECTED CEILING PLAN
52
• CONCEPT APPLICATION
53
• PERSONA & USER VALUES • KEY INTERACTIONS • USER EXPERIENCE
18-19 20-22 23 24-25
• PERSPECTIVES
54-63
INSPIRATIONAL ARTICLE REVIEW THE STIGMA OF BEING A SINGLE MOHTER IN SOUTH KOREA
A REASON FOR CHALLENGES OF SINGLE MOTHERS KOREA IS A HIERARCHICAL SOCIETY ->> BLOODINESS PLAY A DOMINANT ROLE IN COMMUNITY. >>A CHILD GETS BULLIED.
MENTAL HEALTH CHALLENGES • SLEEP DEPRIVATION • STIGMA AND JUDGEMENT • WEAK SUPPORT NETWORK
"UNWED MOTHERS ARE INVISIBLE IN KOREA, BUT INDIVIDUALS ARE COMING TOGETHER TO HELP EACH OTHER."
KOREAN SINGLE MOMS SAY STEREOTYPES HURT THE MOST
REASONS FOR GETTING A DIVORCE • BECOMING LOST IN THE ROLE
• DOMESTIC VIOLENCE
• FINANCIAL PROBLEMS
• LACK FO COMMUNICATION
• LACK OF INDIVIDUAL IDENTITY
• NOT HAVING A SHARED VISION
STATISTICS 10%
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KOREAN BABIES DOES NOT HAVE A FATHER PRESENT 25,000 SINGLE MOTHERS IN SOUTH KOREA
INSPIRATIONAL CASE STUDY REVIEW CO-RESIDENCE FOR SINGLE MOTHERS
CHILD CARE CENTER
USERS
VARIOUS MATERIALS AND TEXTURES
• WOMEN (SINGLE PARENTS)
OPEN SPACE
• CHILDREN ( 0-19 YEARS OLD)
- CONNECTION BETWEEN PARENTS AND CHILDREN - NATURE LIGHT (SUSTAINABILITY AND WELLBEING OF USERS)
SERVICES
WAYFINDING
NEON SIGN (LIGHTING)
KIDS' SPACES
FLOOR FINISHES RESISTANT
• PARENTS CAN TAKE EDUCATION • PARENTS CAN SHARE EXPERIENCE WITH OTHERS
- GARDEN ATMOSPHERE (BONA)
LACK OF THIS TYPE OF FACILITY
THE LITTLE WING
• ACOUSTIC PROBLEMS AS THEY SHARE SPACE
COMMUNITIY CENTER FOR CHILDREN (0-5)
• NO OR FEW SPACES FOR KIDS • NO OR FEW ARES TO HAVE SNACKS
HOW TO SOLVE PROBLEMS • USE ACOUSTIC CLADDING
USERS
CHILDREN AND THEIR PARENTS TEACHERS WHO ARE SPECIALIZED IN KIDS
SERVICES
ART, MUSIC, SPORT
INTERIOR
SMALL TOYS
- VENEERED WOOD PANELS • HAVE A COOKING AREA • CRAETE A SPACE FO RKIDS TO PLAY SPORTS
MOOD - COZY
WARM COLOR PALETTE: FLEXIBLE FOMRS: CLOUD SHAPED MIRROR
: ARCH SHAPED WALLS
5
IDEA MAPPING
SELF-BLAME
DOMESTIC VIOLENCE
SINGLE MOM'S FAULT STEREOTYPES/ STIGMA
REASONS
PARENTS
LACK OF
HOW TO
MENTAL HEALTH
INFLUENCE DIFFICULTY ON RAISING
SELF-BLAME
YOUNG SCHOOL AGE
PSYCHOLOGICAL
RELEASE STRESS
FEAR
PRE-SCHOOLERS
SINGLE PARENTS FAMILIES
COMMUNICATION
SUSTAINABILITY
PERSONALITY
BECOME
GRIEF
SADNESS
ANTI-SOCIAL
CHILDREN SOCIAL MATERIALS
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WELFARE
WELL BEING OF USERS
SECURITY REQUIRE EDUCATION
EDUCATORS ORGANZATION
KUMFA (KOREAN UNWED MOTHER'S FAMILIES ASSOCIATION)
PROJECT PROPOSAL CAPSTONE IDEA
USERS
RESOURCE AND TRAINING CENTERS FOR SINGLE MOTHERS PROVIDE EDUCATIONAL AND SUPPORTIVE PROGRAMS WHERE BOTH WOMEN AND CHILDREN LEARN HOW TO PROMOTE INDIVIDUALITY AND SUPPORT MENTAL HEALTH.
• SINGLE MOTHERS
PRIMARY
• CHILDREN
USERS
• EDUCATORS
SECONDARY
• THERAPISTS
USERS
CHALLENGES • MENTAL HEALTH AMONG SINGLE MOTHERS
CLIENT
• STEREOTYPES/ STIGMA ABOUT SINGLE MOMS • EFFECTS ON THE MENTAL WELLBEING OF CHILDREN
KOREAN SINGLE FAMILIES ASSOCIATION
INNOVATION PROGRAMS PROMOTE AN AFFIRMATIVE AND POSITIVE IMAGE OF SINGLE MOTHERS
EDUCATIONAL SPACE AREAS TO CONSIDER TO ACHIEVE GOALS
A SPACE FOR PARENTS TO LEARN HOW TO TAKE CARE OF KIDS
• SOCIAL WELFARE
• NEEDS OF TRAINING EDUCATION
KIDS/ CHILDREN ZONE
• SUSTAINABILITY
• FLEXIBILITY OF SPACE
A SPACE FOR KIDS TO PLAY AND LEARN HOW TO SOCIALIZE WITH
• SECURITY
OTHERS
CONFERENCE SPACE A SPACE FOR SINGLE MOTHERS TO SHARE DEEP STORIES WITH THE THERAPISTS TO RELEASE STRESS AND PAIN
SOCIALIZED SPACE PROMOTE AN AFFIRMATIVE AND POSITIVE IMAGE OF SINGLE MOTHERS
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LITERATURE REVIEW - DESIGN TYPOLOGY POSTSEPARATION PARENTING EDUCATION IN A FAMILY
THE PHYSICAL ENVIRONMENT FOR PLAY
RELATIONSHIP CENTRE:
THERAPY WITH CHINESE CHILDREN
A PILOT STUDY EXPLORING THE IMPACT ON PERCEIVED LAINIE BERRY
YIN-JIUN SHEEN, SYLVIA Z.
GERARD STOYCLES
REMIREZ, PETER KRANZ
MARK DONOVAN
XINHUA TAO, AND YUANMONG JI
PARENT -CHILD RELATIONSHIP AND ACRIMONY
WHY
A GROUP OF CHILDREN WHO RECEIVED PLAY THERAPY
PLAY
SIGNIFICANTLY
TERAPY
IMPROVED IN FAMILY INVOLVEMENT, AS WELL AS IN BEHAVIORAL AND EMOTIONAL STRENGTHS.
FAMILY SEPARATION
1. SHOULD NOT LOOK LIKE A HOSPITAL OR A CLINIC 3ASPECTS
STRESSOR FOR BOTH PARENTS AND CHILDREN
2. A FACILITY'S NAME SHOULD BE FRIENDLY TO CHILDREN'S PARENTS 3. TERMS SUCH AS THERAPY AND CLINIC SHOULD BE AVOIDED
EFFECTS ON THE MENTAL AND PHYSICAL WELLBEING OF THOSE INVOLVED PARENTS: DEPRESSION
EMPLOYEE
THERAPISTS SHOULD DISTINGUISH THE THERPHIC USE OF PLAY FROM CHILDREN'S REGULAR PLAY
CHILDREN: DISGUST, ANGER,
PINK
VERBAL ABUSE, COMMUNCTION PROBLEMS AND LOW LEVEL OF COOPERATION
TYPES OF SHAPES
BLUE
IVORY
WALLS BRIGHT AND BOLD COLORS FOR CHILDREN'S ROOMS
PARENTS EDUCATION, COUNSELING AND CONFERENCES FOCUS OF PARENTING PROGRAM SHOULD BE CHILD'S INTERNAL EXPERIENCE RATHER THAN THEIR BEHAVIOR
MATERIALS
• DO NOT USE CARPET - WOODEN OR TILE FLOORS • INDOOR PLANTS AND MUSIC IN THE BACKGROUND PARENTS > BOOKS, MAGAZINES
GOALS ACHIEVED>> FOSTERING AND PROTECTING POSITIVE PARENT-CHILD RELATIONSHIP AND MINIMIZE PARENTAL ACRIMONY
& CHILDREN - DVD , TV SHOW PLAY ROOM 12' X 15' WITHOUT WINDOWS - MAKE CHILDREN FOCUSED OPEN SHELVES AND AVOID SHARP EDGES
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LITERATURE REVIEW - EVIDENCE BASED THEORIES MENTAL HEALTH AMONG SINGLE AND PARTNERED
A MODEL FOR IMPROVING THE HEALTH AND QUALITY
PARENTS IN SOUTH KOREA
OF SINGLE MOTHERS IN THE DEVELOPING WORLD SARA AGNAFORS, MARIE BLADH CARL SVEDIN, AND GUNILLA SYDSJO
RAJSHRI MAINTHIA, LAURA REPPPART, ELIZABETH PIERCE, JORDAN COHEN, AND
DIVORCE RATES ROSE 9.3%
JAMES NETTERVILLE 1. ANXIETY DISORDER
FROM 2006 TO 2011 CAUSED BY CHANGES IN FAMILY STRUCTURE AND FUNCTION IN SOUTH KOREA
EFFECTS ON
2. MAINICEPISODES
MENTAL HEALTH
3. SUICIDAL IDEATION 4. SUSTANCE DISORDERS
BECOMING A SINGLE MOTHER, ESPECIALLY AT AN WHY WE NEED TO SUPPORT SINGLE MOTHERS
EARLY AGE, CAN RESULT IN THE PSYCHOLGOICAL COST OF REJECTION OR SOCIAL OSTRACISM RANGING FROM DISAPPROVAL BY FRIENDS TO REJECTION BY THE FAMILY. TO PROVIDE SINGLE MOTHERS WITH THE KNOWLEDGE
EDUCATION AND
MEN (N=5155) WOMEN (N=6869) WOMEN
SUSPICOUS
SUICIDAL
ALCOHOL
DEPRESSION
IDEATION
DEPENDENCE
AND INDEPENDENT TO BE ABLE TO PROVIDE BASIC NEEDS FOR THEMSELVES AND THEIR CHILDREN TO MAKE SURE THAT THE SINGLE MOTHERS COULD
7.8%
7.2%
12.5%
SUSTAIN THEMSELVES WITHOUT FINANCIAL SUSTAINABILITY
ASSISTANCE
14.7%
13.2%
1.4%
DIVORCE
15.1%
13.4%
1.3%
ONE YEAR AFTER THE STRAT OF THE PROGRAM,
34.7%
26.6%
3.6%
(N=6869) WOMEN
TRAINING
AND TOOLS TO BECOME SELF RELIANT
(N=6869)
ISOLATED FEELING
EMPLOYMENT
25 SINGLE MOTHERS WERE GIVEN AN
DESCRIPTION
'ECONOMIC BOOST' TO HELP TEHM INITIATE THEIR SMALL BUSINESS LEGEND
30
30 14
2008 2010
15
AMONG FOUR GROUPS, SINGLE MOTHERS HAD THE HIGHEST PREVALENCE OF
8
7
7
1 0
SUSPICIOUS DEPRESSION AND SUICIDAL IDEATION, WHILE SINGLE FATHERS HAD THE HIGHEST PREVALENCE OF ALCOHOL DEPENDENCE.
HOPELESS
CASUAL LABORER
PART TIME
FULL TIME
SINGLE MOTHERS IN 2010 CONSIDERED THEMSELVES ENGAGED IN FULL TIME COMPARED TO ONES IN 2008.
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LITERATURE REVIEW - BEHAVIOR THEORIES INDIVIDUAL THERAPY WITH A CHILD OF DIVORCED PARENTS PAVLINE H. JORDAN, PHD
MALADJUSTMENT OF
NEEDS
CHILDREN AFTER THEIR
THERAPEUTIC
PARENT'S DIVORCE
SUPPORT BY
CHILDREN: NEGATIVE FEELINGS OR BECOME AN ADULTIFIED CHILD
THERAPISTS: THEIR GOAL IS TO PROVIDE A SAFE HAVEN, SO THE CHILD CAN EXPRESS HIS OR HER FEELINGS AND ENGAGE IN THE THERAPEUTIC WORK.
CLINICIANS
ADAM(8) SINCE THE PARENT'S SEPRATION, HE HAD BEEN RESISTING SPENDING TIME WITH HIS MOTHER AND ENGAGED IN AGGRESSIVE TANTRUMS IN HER PRESENCE
BEFORE TREATMENT ADAM(8) DEMOSTRATED AN IMPARIED ABILITY TO SELF-REGULATE AFFECTIVE EXPERIENCE AND HE EASILY BECAME THAT RESULTED IN BEHAVIORAL DYSREGULATION
CASE ILLUSTRATION MOTHER (EARLY 40S) STRUGGLED WITH DEPRESSING SYMPTOMS EPISODES OF POSTRARTUM EDPRESSION AFTER THE BIRTHS
DIAGONISTIC FORMATION DEVELOPEMNTAL AND EDUCATIONAL DATA ALONG WITH THE THERAPIST'S OBSERVATION
COURSE TREATMENT • COMMUNCTION BETWEEN CHILD AND THE THERAPIST • PARENT GUIDANCE SESSIONS • INCREASING THE CHILD'S ABILITY TO SELF-REGULATE EMOTIONS BY HELOING ADAM BROADEN HIS VOCABULARY FOR RECOGNIZING EMOTIONS
DECREASING SOCIAL ANXIETY AND IMPORVING SOCIAL SKILLS THROUGH THE COGNITIVE-BEHAVIORAL METHODS TO HELP ADAM IDENTIFY AND MODIFY THINKING ERRORS
AFTER TREATMENT OUTCOMES
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• INCREASED ABILITY TO SELF REGULATE WITH STRONG EMOTION • INCREASED A FEW FRIENDSHIP
LITERATURE REVIEW - BEHAVIOR THEORIES COMPARISON OF SINGLE AND TWO PARENTS CHILDREN IN TERMS OF BEHAVIORAL TENDENCIES DR. HAKAN USAKI
SINGLE PAREN CHILDREN ARE LESS ASSERTIVE, MORE AGGRESSIVE, OR SUBMISSIVE SO THEY SHOULD JOIN SOCIAL SKILLS TRAINING PROGRAMS THAT IS CONDUCTED BY COUNSELORS WHO ARE EXPERIENCED WITH
BOYS ROSE BY FATHERS AND GIRLS RAISED BY MOTHERS MAY BE BETTER THAN CHILDREN RAISED THE PARENT OF OPPOSITE SEX
INDIVIDUAL COUNSELING, GORUP COUNSELING AND PLAY THERAPY • GIRLS ADJUST TO DIVORCE MORE EASILY THAN BOYS • BOYS SUFFER MORE BY BEING SEPARATED FROM THE FATHER WHEN THE MOTER HAS CUSTODY
3-5 YEARS OLD CHILDREN
6-8 YEARS OLD CHILDREN
9-12 YEARS OLD CHILDREN
• POOR UNDERSTANDING OF THE FAMILY SITUATION • MAY HAVE NIGHTMARES, WHINING, CRYING, CLINGING, BEHAVIOR • CHANGES IN EATING AND SLEEPING • FEELINGS: FRIGHTENED, INSECURE
• TROUBLE SEPARATING THEIR OWN NEEDS FROM THOSE OF THEIR PARENTS • MAY ATTACH THEMSELVES TO OTHER ADULTS FOR SECURITY • FEELINGS: SAD, FRIGHTENED, UNCERTAIN • HARDEST TIME OF ANY AGE GROUP
• BLAME ONE PARENT FOR THE DIVORCE • POWER STRUGGLE WITH AUTHORITY • OVERACTIVE • FEELINGS: REJECTED, HOPELESS, LONELY, ASHAMED, EMBARRASED
• 40% OF CHILDREN - 'LOW ACHIEVERS'
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LITERATURE REVIEW - SUSTAINABILITY GREEN WALL FOR A RESTORATIVE CLASSROOM ENVIRONMENT: A CONTROLLED EVALUATION STUDY AGNES VAN DEN BGRG, JANKE WESSELIUS, JOLANDA MAAS, AND KARIN RANJA-DIJKSTRA THE RESEARCH EVALUATED THE RESTORATIVE IMPACTS
TWO MAIN THEORETICAL FRAMEWORKS
OF GREEN WALLS WITH LIVING PLANTS IN CLASSROOMS
ATTENTION RESTORATION THEORY (A.R.T)
OF TWO ELEMENTARY SCHOOLS
THE THEORY POSISTS THAT PLANTS AND NATURAL SETTINGS FOSTER RESTORATION FROM MENTAL FATIGUE BECAUSE HTEY INVOKE
POSITIVE PSYCHOLOGICAL EFFECTS OF GREEN WALLS
INVOLUNTARY ATTENTION • SOCIAL AND EMOTIONAL WELLBEING • RECOVERY FROM STRESS • COGNITIVE PERFORMANCE - IMPROVEMENTS IN STUDENTS' SPELLING AND MATH'S SCORE
IMPACT - DIRECTED ATTENTION TO REST AND REPLENISH
STRESS RECOVERY THEORY (S.R.T) THE THEORY PROPOSES THAT PLANTS AND OTHER TEYPES OF
SUSTAINABILITY PLANTS CAN MAKE A POSITIVE CONTRIBUTION
VEGETATION ELICIT IMMEDIATE POSITIVE EFFECTIVE RESPONSES,
TO INDOOR
ACCOMPANIED BY PSYCHOLOGICAL CHANGES INDICATIVE OF
ENVIRONMENTAL QUALITY THORUGH THEIR
RELAXATION
AIR-PURIFYING AND CLIMATE CONTROL FUNCTIONS
RESEARCH SCHOOL A - THE SCHOOL IS HOUSED IN A MODERN BUILDING
IMPROVE
ALONG A MAIN THOROUCHFARE BOARD
SCHOOL B - THE SHCOOL IS LOCATED RIGHT NEXT TO A HIGHWAY,
BETTER ATMOSPHERE
THE CLASSROOMS AND WINDOWS CANNOT BE OPENED.
• CHILDREN GENERALLY REACTED POSITIVELY TO THE GREEN WALL • THE PLANTS HAD BROUGHT ABOUT MANY POSITIVE CHANGES IN THE CLASSROOM
21
36
26
15
26
39
20
20
28
25
POSITIVE MOOD
AND AIR-PURIFYING SYSTEMS ARE INSTALLED IN ALL
CONCLUSION
12
AIR QUALITY
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EASIER TO
29
28
27
CONCENTRATE
NOT TRUE
A LITTLE TRUE
TRUE
VERY TRUE
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SURVEY RESULTS
OTHERS 6.7%
ONLINE 13.3%
RELATIVES 13.3%
OTHER 33.3%
MOBILE APPS 53.4%
RESOURCES THAT HELPED YOU THE MOST
WHITE 6.7%
YELLOW 46.7%
BLUE 13.3%
PEOPLE WHO HELPED YOU THE MOST
SPORTS 6.7%
30-40 13.3%
GREEN 13.3%
PARENTS 60%
FRIENDS 20%
50~ 40% 40-50 46.7%
OTHERS 6.7%
READING 26.7% OUTDOOR 56.6%
PURPLE 20%
COLORS THAT MAKE YOU RELAXED
WORKING TIME PER WEEK *HOURS
ACTIVITIES THAT THEY LIKE TO DO WITH CHILDREN
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DATA COLLECTION TYPES OF SERVICES THAT COULD BE HELPFUL MENTAL HEALTH COUNSELING PARENTING CLASSES PARENT CONSULTING CHILDREN CONSULTING LEADERSHIP SKILLS CAREER COUNSELING OTHERS
IF YOU HAVE 24 HOURS FREE TIME, WHAT WOULD YOU DO?
WORKING OUT
BOOKS
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GOING ABROAD
SLEEPING
MOVIES
YOGA
SAUNA
TRIP
MEETING PEOPLE
INTERVIEWS SINGLE MOM - HANI 2 SONS HARDEST THING OF RAISING A CHILD ALONE
SINGLE MOM - MIN CHAE YOON 1 SON HARDEST THING OF RAISING A CHILD ALONE
NOT HAVING THE PERSONAL TIME PARENTING SKILLS AS I HAVE TO TAKE BOTH ROLES OF A FOSTER AND A BREADWINNER STIGMA RELATED TO A SINGLE MOTHER IN KOREA
PREJUDICE OF SINGLE-PARENT FAMILIES PEOPLE THINK I AM PATHETIC.
IN A RESIDENCE FOR SINGLE MOMS, WHAT TYPE OF PARENTING CLASSES HELPED YOU THE MOST?
KOREA STILL HAS A NEGATIVE PERSPECTIVE ABOUT AN UNCOMMON FAMILY TYPE. PEOPLE USUALLY THINK THAT THERE ARE BAD REASONS BEHIND RAISING A CHILD ALONE.
EMOTIONAL COACHING
HARDEST THING OF RAISING A CHILD ALONE
I AM HAPPY WHEN MY CHILDREN ARE HAPPY, BUT I ALSO THINK HAVING A PERSONAL TIME IS CRUCIAL. SO, I USUALLY DANCE.
I HEARD THAT YOU ARE A HEAD OF AN ORGANIZATION FOR SINGLE PARENT FAMILIES. WHAT MADE YOU START THE BUSINESS?
I WANTED TO CHANGE THE WORLD IN A BETTER PLACE TO LIVE FOR THEM.
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PROJECT TYPOLOGY
• SINGLE MOTHERS
• DIVORCE
• SIGMA/ STEREOTYPES • MENTAL HELATH • UNWED WOMEN
TYPICAL SPACE TYPES
TERMINOLOGY
TERMINOLOGY
• BRIGHT COLORS
• OPEN AND CLOSED SPACE
• CHILD CARE SPACE
• HORIZONTAL LINES
• UNIVERSAL DESIGN
• CONFERENCE ROOM • LIBRARY
• SOCIAL WELFARE
• THERAPY ROOM
• GROUP-ORIENTED SOCIETY IN SOUTH KOREA
SERVICE POPULATION
EMPLOYEES
HISOTRY OF EDUCATIONAL CENTERS
HISOTRY OF MENTAL HEALTH CENTERS
• SINGLE MOTHERS
• EDUCATORS
ORIGINALLY FOCUSED ON ACADEMICS
THE BASIS OF MENTAL HEALTH CARE IN SOUTH KOREA HAS
• CHILDREN
• THERAPISTS
AND ADDED DIVERSE PROGRAMS SUCH
SHIFTED FROM LONG-TERM HOSPITAL SYSTEMS TO
• TRAINERS
AS ART AND SPORTS TO ENRICH
COMMUNITY-BASED HEALTH CARE.
EXPERIENCE OF STUDENTS ISSUES
• DIVORCE RATES IN SOUTH KOREA HAVE INCREASED DRAMATICALLY IN RECENT YEARS. • ATTITUDIAL CHANGE IS MORE LIMITED IN A GROUP-ORIENTED SOCIETY IN KOREA. • WOMEN USUALLY TAKE CARE OF BABIES AFTER DIVORCE AND SINGLE MOTHERS SAY STEREOTYPES HURT THE MOST. • DIVORCE TRENDS - DRIVING A REVISON OF RELEVANT LAWS TO MAKE DIVORCES FAIRED IN TERMS OF DIVIDING FINANCIAL PIES. DESIGN GOALS
1. MAINTAIN A SAFE AND HEALTHY ENVIRONMENT BY AVOIDING SHARP EDGES FOR CHILDREN. 2. PROVIDES FLEXIBILITY OF SPACE WHERE BOTH PARENTS AND CHILDREN AN BE TOGETHER. 3. ALLOW INDIVIDUALS TO FEEL SAFE AND SECURE WHILE USING SPACE BY USING HORIZONTAL LINES.
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CLIENT SELECTION AND ANALYSIS
KOREAN UNWED MOTHERS AND FAMILIES ASSOCIATION KUMFA ADVOCATES FOR THE RIGHTS OF UNWED MOTHERS AND THEIR CHILDREN IN SOUTH KOREA.
USER CENTERED DESIGN RESEARCH AND ANALYSIS RATES OF DIVORCE IN SOUTH KOREA IN 2018, THE NUMBER OF DIVORCES WAS 1087 THOUSAND, WHICH INCREASED BY 25% (2.7 THOUSAND) FROM 2017.
DIVORCE RATE BY AGE - THE HIGHEST FIGURE
ITS GOALS IS TO ENABLE KOREAN WOMEN TO HAVE SUFFICIENT RESOURCES AND SUPPORT TO KEEP THEIR BABIES SO THAT MOTHER AND CHILD CAN THRIEVE KOREAN SOCIETY.
MALES AGE : 45-49 8.6 DIVORCES PER 1000
8.6
8.6
8.7
ABOUNT KUMFA • AN ORGANIZATION STARTED BY SINGLE MOTHERS • STARTED AS A NAVER (KOREAN WEBSITE) CAFE • EXPANDED TO AN OFFLINE MONTHLY MEETING WHERE MOMS CAN PARTICIPATE IN LECTURES AND EXCHANGE INFORMATION
7.1
3.3
1.9 25-29 35-39
45-49
55-59
1.6
4.3
25-29
55-59 35-39 45-49
• PROVIDES EDUCATIONAL ADVOCACY AND COUNSELING SUPPORT PROGRAMS FOR UNWED MOTHERS
HIGHER RATES OF DIVORCES BY WOMEN THAN MEN
LATE 20S - FEMLAES: TWO IMES HIGHER THAN MEN LOCATION NEAR THE PROJECT SITE TRAIN: LINE 2 - HONGIK UNIVERSITY STATION ( HONGDAE ) YEONHEE-DONG SELF GOVERNMENT HALL HIGHER CHANCE TO HAVE FINANCIAL DIFFICULTIES
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OUTLINE OF PRIMARY USERS USER
USER
AGE: 27
AGE: 39
FAMILY: ONE DAUGHTER
FAMILIES: TWO SONS EDUCATION: SEOUL WOMEN UNIVERSITY MAJORED IN CHILD STUDIES
Ha-Nee is a mom of one daughter and has a pet as well. She is a strong woman because she tries to show her positive sides to her child even though she
JOB: CELEBRITY AND FASHION MODEL MARRIED IN 3015 AND DIVORCED IN 2019
struggles on mental health by having depression. The following is her educational philosophy: As a mother, it is important to tell the reasons behind
Nayoung kim is a hard worker and a mom of two little boys. She married in 2015 and
actions and words to a child. Also, one of the goals of
divorced in 2019. When she had her second son, she found out that her husband was a
her family is to go on a trip abroad later.
swindler. After the divorce, she was frustrated about the time she had believed her husband and got scared at the same time. However, she eventually has decided to live
USER AGE: 27 FAMILIES: TWO SONS Jane is a mother of two sons. She lives in a facility for single mothers .Financial difficulty was the reason why she and her husband got divorced. So, she moved in to a facility for single mothers. There, she likes to have parent education as she can learn more about a child and herself. Now, she is trying to come out from that facility and find a way to live herself with her sons
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with her two sons and has been trying to courage as she is the mom. Even though she is a celebrity of TV shows, she also has a deep connections with fashion industry. Now, she is working as a model. Recently, she began creating Youtube channels. There, she shares not only her personal stories but also fashion related information. In addition, she likes to travel a lot. So, she goes diverse places within Korea and share them through Youtube as well. All of her life become context.
OUTLINE OF SECONDARY USERS USER
USER
AGE: 54
AGE: 56
EDUCATION: YEON SAE UNIVERSITY
EDUCATION: YEON SAE UNIVERSITY
CAREERS: ART SPEECH AND COMMUNICATION
EXPERIENCE: CHILDREN AND YOUTH CLINIC
(PRESIDENT)
A-JOO UNIVERSITY - PROFESSOR OF SPEECH &PSYCHOLOGY
LEADERSHIP CENTER
WROTE 15 BOOKS
WROTE 7 BOOKS
2005-2015 "OUR CHILDREN ARE CHANGED" -TV 2006-2016"PARENTS" -TV
Topics of Lecture • Art Speech, Women Leadership
Yu-Gyung is a doctor of neuropsychiatry. She is specialized in dealing with
• Dream comes true when family works together
kids and teenagers, so she has been sharing various ways to take care of
• Power Please Mom • How to move listeners • Beautiful Education, Study yourself • Speech and People’s mind
children through social media. She thinks that the problem of children is coming from their parents, but the parents also as one of human beings, they require education in diverse perspectives. In addition, she teaches not only parents who have a child or children but also individuals how to
Mina is an influential mentor, author, entrepreneur and inspirational
be a better person in terms of relationships. Even though she has many
speaker in Korea. She has been giving lectures on leadership and self-
experiences in lecturing through lectures and TV shows, she has started
development for the past 27 years. She is also the founder of a nonprofit
a Youtube channel in order to be more directly connected with viewers and
organization that helps single mothers.
learners from 2018.
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CLIENT
PRIMARY USER
TECHNOLOGY
DEMOGRAPHICS
DEMOGRAPHICS
YOUTUBE
AGE: 27 AGE: 41
JOB: LEADER OF SINGLE PARENT'S COMMUNITY
JOB: LEADER OF KUMFA
FAMILY: UNWED MOTHER, 1 CHILD- 7 YEARS OLD
FAMILY: DIVORCED, 1 CHILD - TEENAGER LOCATION: SEOUL, KOREA
HEALTH
LOCATION: SEOUL, KOREA PANIC DISORDER
EDUCATION: HIGH SCHOOL
EDUCATION: UNIVERSITY - BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION
APPS
DEPRESSION
LANGUAGE: KOREAN
LANGUAGE: KOREAN, ENGLISH
PREFERRED TOPICS
PERSONALITY
PREFERRED TOPICS
PERSONALITY
DIET SINGLE MOTHERS HUMAN RIGHTS
EXTROVERT ACHIEVEMENT
PLANTING
FEAR ACHIEVEMENT
PARENTING
SOCIAL
FRUSTRATION CHILDREN WHO ARE BETRAYED BY THEIR PARENTS
SOCIAL
FRUSTRATION TRY TO CREATE PRECIOUS MEMORIES WITH A CHILD
EDUCATION PHILOSOPHY HAVE A PROPER CONVERSATION WITH A CHILD (RESPECT)
MOTIVATION "BE POSITIVE & BE YOURSELF"
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PRIMARY USER
PRIMARY USER
DEMOGRAPHICS
TECHNOLOGY
TECHNOLOGY
DEMOGRAPHICS
AGE: 39
YOUTUBE
27
YOUTUBE
JOB: FASHION MODEL, CELEBRITY
INSTAGRAMS
RESTAURANT RELATED WORK
INSTAGRAMS
ONLINE SHOPPING
DIVORCED (26), 2 CHILDREN
MOBILE APPS
HEALTH
SEOUL, KOREA - SINGLE MOTHER'S RESIDENCE HEALTH
DO NOT HAVE MUCH
HIGH SCHOOL , STUDYING AGAIN
APPETITE
KOREAN
FAMILY: DIVORCED (39), 2 CHILDREN LOCATION: SEOUL, KOREA EDUCATION: SEOUL WOMEN UNIVERSITY LANGUAGE: KOREAN
PREFERRED TOPICS WORKER'S LIFE HOUSEWIFE'S LIFE CHANNELS RELATED TO KIDS
PERSONALITY FEAR ACHIEVEMENT SOCIAL
HOBBY DANCE TRIP JOURNAL
DEPRESSION
FAVORITE FOOD
PERSONALITY
OF CHILDREN CHOCOLATE SWEETS
FEAR
ACHIEVEMENT SOCIAL
ORANGE
FRUSTRATION
FRUSTRATION
PHONE CALLS WITH OTHERS, TRIPS (FAVORITE PLACE: JEJU ISLAND)SPEND TIME ALONE (NOT TO INFLUENCE CHILDREN NEGATIVELY
EDUCATION PHILOSOPHY EDUCATION PHILOSOPHY DO NOT HAVE ONE BUT LIVE TOGETHER WITH KIDS IN RESPECT
CHILDREN ARE MY MIRROW.
MOTIVATION "DO NOT REGRET THE PAST AND DO NOT WORRY ABOUT THE PAST"
MOTIVATION "LOVE MYSELF FIRST AND WORK HARD EFFORT NEVER BETRAYS YOU !"
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SECONDARY USER
SECONDARY USER
TECHNOLOGY
DEMOGRAPHICS
DEMOGRAPHICS
SKILLS
AGE: 54
MOBILE APPS
AGE:
56
SOCIAL NETWORK
JOB: ENTREPRENEUR
YOUTUBE
JOB:
DOCTOR, THERAPIST
CHILDREN EDUCATION
MARRIED
PARENTING
SEOUL, KOREA
PSYCHOLOGY
YEON-SAE UNIVERSITY
WRITER
SOCIAL NETWORK FAMILY: MARRIED, 1 CHILD (MUSICIAN)
HEALTH
LOCATION: SEOUL, KOREA EDUCATION: YEONG SAE UNIVERSITY
DO NOT HAVE MUCH
LANGUAGE: KOREAN, ENGLISH
APPETITE
PREFERRED TOPICS
PERSONALITY
ART SPEECH
COMMUNICATION
EXTROVERT
LEADERSHIP
SELF ESTEEM
ACHIEVEMENT
DIET
SINGLE MOM
SOCIAL
FAMILY: LOCATION: EDUCATION: LANGUAGE:
KOREAN
TOPICS (BOOKS) CHILDREN'S EMOTIONAL CONTROL MENTAL HEALTH
PERSONALITY EXTROVERT ACHIEVEMENT
ADOLSCENCE EMOTION
EDUCATION
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FINANCIAL STABILITY
FINANCIAL STABILITY
MATURITY OF PRACTICE
MATURITY OF PRACTICE
HEALTHY SOCIAL LIFE
HEALTHY SOCIAL LIFE
WORK SATISFACTION
WORK SATISFACTION
EXPERIENCE WITH MENTAL HEALTH ISSUES
EXPERIENCE WITH MENTAL HEALTH ISSUES
SOCIAL
KEY INTERACTIONS
YOGA/ DANCE WOOD
NAIL
RECEPTION / LOBBY
HALLWAY YOGA/ DANCE ROOM & NAIL SHOP
BOOK SHELF
NODES
GLASS
ACOUSTIC WALL SOFT MATERIAL
OPEN GATHERING SPACE
NAIL SHOP
READING & MOVIE ROOM
GLASS
DOOR CONNECTED TO A NEXT ROOM
CONFERENCE ROOM
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USER EXPERIENCE PRIMARY USERS
A CHILD GOES TO AN OPEN SPACE.
USER - A CHILD WILL PLAY WITH OTHERS. HE OR SHE WILL LEARN SOCIALITY.
A CHILD WILL GET THERAPY BY A PLAY THERAPIST. HE OR SHE WILL HAVE SNACK TIME AS WELL.
USERS WILL COME IN AND MEET A RECEPTIONIST. A PARENT WILL CHOOSE PROGRAMS OR TOPICS THAT SHE LIKES FOR LECTURES.
A MOTHER WILL GET EDUCATION ON HOW TO MANAGE FEELINGS OR LECTURES BY A SPEAKER.
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A MOTHER WILL HAVE AN INDIVIDUAL MEETING WITH A THERAPIST FOR MORE PRIVATE CONCERNS
USER EXPERIENCE SECONDARY USERS
A THERAPIST WILL COME IN AND MEET A RECEPTIONIST.
A THERAPIST WILL HAVE MORNING COFFEE AND WILL CHECK PROGRAMS OF A DAY.
A THERAPIST WILL HAVE LUNCH OR GO TO A RESTROOM. SHE ALSO CAN HAVE SNACKS AT ANY TIME.
A THERAPIST WILL HAVE AN INDIVIDUAL MEETING WITH A MOTHER.
A THERAPIST WILL GATHER DATA AND DO MORE WORK.
A THERAPIST WILL LEAVE.
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PHASE V 26
BUILDING AND SITE ANALYSIS
SITE ANALYSIS SITE ORGANIZATION LEGENDS PROJECT SITE
STATION
KOREA MUSEUM
TABGOL PARK
BOOK STORE
CHEON
GAE LA
SEOUL
CENTER
YOUNG
CHEON
GAE LA
KE
100 ANNIVERSARY BANK CENTER
STATION
CITY HALL
POLICE STATION
CHEONGAE LAKE
SITE
CULTURAL
ON
TRAIN STATION LINE 1
CENTER
BANK SKT TOWER STATION
EL
T HO
STREET GREENS
HOTEL
PROJECT SEOUL
STATION
BANK STREET
KE
BICYCLE ROUTE
HOTEL
LINE 2 LINE 5
BANK
LOTTE
I AT
YMCA HOSPITAL
ST
MYEONG
CHURCH CHURCH
POLICE
G2 HOTEL
STATION
DONG STREET
HISTORICAL CONTEXT
LOCATION HANG RIVER
TABGOL PARK: ONE OF THE FIRST URBAN PARKS MADE IN KOREA MYEONG DONG STREET: LOTS OF EATING AREAS CHEONGAE LAKE: GOOD FOR WALKING
SEOUL, SOUTH KOREA
JONGNO-GU, SEOUL 27
SITE ANALYSIS PROXIMITY TIME TAKEN TO OTHER SERVICES BY WALING 8 MIN 7 MIN 6 MIN
PROJECT SITE CAFE/ RESTAURANTS
5 MIN
CONVENIENT STORES CLINIC/ HOSPITALS CHURCHES BANKS
M A I ENTRANCE
STREET ROAD
BUS STOPS
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N
PARKING ENTRANCE
2D SUN PATTERNS N
N
19:50
W
05:00
W
E
E
7:00
18:30
N
S
12:00
12:00
S
SPRING
E
W
SUMMER N
N
S
19:00
06:00
W
E
W
E
17:30
S
FALL
12:00
07:46
S 12:00 WINTER
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3D SUN PATTERNS
14
13
12
11
10
15
09 08
16
07
17
N
06
FRONT
10
11
09
12
13 14
08 15 07 16 06 17
BACK 30
N
BUILDING ANALYSIS
33,750
BAY A
BAY A
BAY A
BAY B
BAY B
BAY B
BAY C
BAY C
BAY C
BAY A
BAY A
34,700
54,258
43,700
ELEVATION HALL
N N
COLUMN PLACEMENT
FIRE DOORS
BAY SIZES
SMOKE VENTILATOR
GRIDS
FIRE RATED WALLS
FENESTRATION
VIRTICAL CIRCULATION
BUILDING ENVELOPE TOTAL AREA
20,735 SQ FT
ACCESSIBILITY: ELEVATION HALL ENTRY/ EXIT
UNITS: MM
CENTERED & LINEAR ORGANIZATION
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BUILDING ANALYSIS ROOF +147,250
SMOKE VENTILATOR: 86 • TILT OUT
WINDOWS: 300 • CURTAIN WALL
LEVEL 15 +63,300
PROJECT LEVEL
SIZE: 1500MM WIDTH MATERIAL: ROY LAMINATED GLASS USED EPDM WINDOW GASKET • PROTECT FROM DRAFT
LEED SILVER CERTIFIED BUILDING SUSTAINABLE ARCHITECTUAL MATERIALS • HIGH EFFICIENT LIGHTING
LEVEL 1
ENTRANCE
• LIGHITNG CONTROL SYSTEM
ELEVATION
• ENERGY SAVING WINDOWS
FLOOF TO ROOF HEIGHT
USED LOW-E GLASS DOUBLE LAYERS
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N
PROJECT = WEST TOWER
BUILDING ANALYSIS ROOF +147,250
BEAM PROJECT LEVEL
LEVEL 15 +63,300
EAST SECTION OF LEVEL 15 COLUMNS ENTRANCE LEVEL 1
HUMAN FIGURE
15 M ROAD
HEIGHT PER LEVEL: 13' - 7 1/2" FLOOR TO CEILING: 10' - 10 1/2"
SECTION HUMAN SCALE STRUCTURAL SYSTEM ENTRANCE & VIRTICAL CIRCULATION
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SPATIAL NEEDS SUMMARY
/ DOCTO STS RS I P A R E TH
COUNTERTOP
TABLES/ CHAIRS
STORAGE
BOOKS SHELVES
TAKE NOTES ON PARENTS
OFFICE
LUNCH/ SNACKS
COMPUTERS
BREAK AREA
TABLES
NAIL SHOP PLAY
FLEXIBLE-
THERAPY
USE ROOMS
AREA TOYS LOW-HEIGHT
PLAY AREA
FUNITURES
GLASS ON WALLS
YOGA WHITE BOARD
RECEPTION LOBBY
PARENTING
FLEXIBLE-
CLASSROOMS
USE ROOMS
SOFT MATERIALS
DANCE
LECTURES (LEADERSHIP SKILLS/ PARENTING SKILLS)
INDIVIDUAL CONFERENCE
CH IL DR EN
ROOMS READING AREA
S ENT R A P
-CAN BE CHANGED TO A MOVIE SPACE
LEGENDS ACTIVITIES OF USERS
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PARENT CONSULTING/ COUNSELING • MENTAL HEALTH COUNSELING • CAREER COUNSELING
PROGRAM
15
LOBBY
100
FLEXIBLE USE ROOM (READING & MOVIE)
100
FLEXIBLE USE ROOM (DANCE & YOGA ROOM)
100
FLEXIBLE USE ROOM (DANCE FOR TEENAGERS)
15%
PARENTING CONFERENCE
50
PARENTING CLASSROOM
100
OFFICE
100
PLAY AREA
2% STAIR HALL
15%
2% ELEVATION HALL
3%
4%
OPEN GATHERING
FLEXIBLE USE ROOM
SPACE
(DANCE)
PARENTING CLASSROOMS
4% NAIL SHOP
PLAY THERAPY AREA
50
50
1% REST ROOMS
BREAK AREA 1%
PLAY THERAPY AREA
NAIL SHOP
150 100
LOBBY 1%
5%
PLAY AREA
4%OFFCE
7%
4%
MECHANICAL ROOMS
CONFERENCE ROOM
7%
FLEXIBLE USE ROOM (DANCE & YOGA)
BREAK AREA OPEN GATHERING AREA
200
FLOOR AREA PER OCCUPENT • THIS DIAGRAM REPRESENTS HOW MUCH SPACE
WOULD BE USED IN EACH ROOMS • OCCUPANCY TYPE: BUSINESS AND ASSEMBLY 3 & 4
PERCENTAGE OF EACH UNITS NOTE: • OCCUPANT LOAD FACTOR: 89 • TOTAL # OF UNITS: 33 • TOTAL BUILDING AREA: 18,327 SQ FT • TOTAL SQ FT OF ALL UNITS: 11,055 SQ FT • TOTAL PERCENTAGE OF SPACE: 79% • CIRCULATION: 20% = 3,665 SQ FT • TOTAL AREA OF A PROJECT: 14,720 SQ FT # OF WATER CLOSET SERVICE SINK : 1 • MALE: 6 FEMALE: 6 DRINKING FOUNTAIN: 1 # OF LAVATORIES • MALE: 3 FEMALE: 3 35
PHASE V 36
CONCEPT AND SCHEMATIC
CONCEPT
SUDDEN CHANGE
SADNESS
HOPE
DEPRESSION CAN BE A KEY FEELING OF MOST SINGLE PARENT FAMILIES AFTER SEPARATION, HAVING SUDDEN CHANGE CAN CAUSE THEM CHAOS IN THIER EMOTIONS, AND THE PHYSICAL CHANGE CREATES SADNESS WHICH MAKE THEM FEEL ISOLATED FROM THE SOCIETY. HOWEVER, AS WE GET LIGHT AT NIGHT BY THE MOON, WE ARE ALWAYS WITH THE LIGHT EVERYTIME. EVEN THOUGH IT TAKES SOME TIME, THERE IS HOPE IN EVERY SINGLE PARENTS' LIVES.
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CONCEPT SOLASTA - LUMINOUS SHINING LIGHT IN THE DARK
While each spaces shows a total process of users' feeling, the overall atmosphere will be focused on 'hope' through the use of bold and bright colors. Different shades of wood tone and change in volume through organic shapes gives excitement to the users which cure their mental health.
STANDING IN THE RAIN DRIZZLING
MOIST
HOLDING ON TO GRAVITY CONFUSION
GLOOMY INSECURITY
UNSETTLED
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CRAVING LIGHT BIRTH
GOOD FORTUNE
RESURRECTION
ADJACENCY DIAGRAM
LEGEND DIRECT ADJACENT INDIRECT ADJACENT NEARBY
OFFICES RECEPTION CONFERENCE ELEVATOR
ROOMS
LOBBY STORAGE
STORAGE
ELEVATOR HALL
PARENTING
ELEVATION
CLASSROOMS
FLEXIBLE USE ROOM (DANCE & YOGA)
STAIR HALL PLAY THERAPY REST ROOMS
FLEXIBLE USE ROOM (TEENAGERS DANCE)
FLEXIBLE USE ROOM
FOR KIDS
MECHANICAL 1 OPEN GATHERING
(NAIL SHOP) MECHANICAL 2 AIR HANDLING
PLAY AREA
ELECTRICAL
SPACE
FLEXIBLE USE ROOM (READING & MOVIE)
EMERGENCY STAIR CASE
UNIT ROOM 1
AIR HANDLING
EMERGENCY ELEVATORS
UNIT ROOM 2
FLOOR PLAN N
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BLOCK DIAGRAM CONFERECE ROOM
OFFICE OFFICE
OFFICE OFFICE
OFFICE
OFFICE
CONFERECE ROOM CONFERECE ROOM
RECEPTION ELEVATION LOBBY
ELEVATION HALL
PARENTING CLASSROOMS
ELEVATION
STAIR HALL FLEXIBLE USE ROOM (DANCE & YOGA)
REST ROOMS
REST ROOMS
ELECTRICAL FLEXIBLE USE ROOM (TEENAGERS DANCE)
MECHANICAL 1
PLAY THERAPY
PLAY AREA FOR KIDS
OPEN GATHERING SPACE MECHANICAL 2 FLEXIBLE USE ROOM (NAIL SHOP)
EMERGENCY STAIR CASE
FLEXIBLE USE ROOM (READING & MOVIE)
EMERGENCY ELEVATORS AIR HANDLING UNIT ROOM 1
NOT FOR USE
AIR HANDLING UNIT ROOM 2
N
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FUNCTIONAL DIAGRAM
OFFICES
CONFERENCE ROOMS
RECEPTION
FOCUS LOBBY
ELEVATION HALL
UNITY
PARENTING CLASSROOMS
SYMMETRICAL LINEAR
YOGA/ DANCE ROOM (FUR)
RIGID
PLAY THEARPY REST ROOMS
NODE
CURVE
CURVE
PLAY AREA
DANCE ROOM (FUR) OPEN AREA
NODE FORM
SYMMETRICAL
NAIL SHOP
RHYTHM
CIRCULATION ELEMENTS & PRINCIPLES
NODE READING MOVIE ROOM BOOK SHELF
FUNCTIONAL DIAGRAM
N
CIRCULATION
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SCHEMATIC FLOORPLANS
1ST SCHEMATIC FLOORPLAN
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2ND SCHEMATIC FLOORPLAN
RELEVANT CODES AND LIFE SAFETY
HALF DIAGONAL RULE 124'
8'
Since two means of egress are required in order to stay within the maximum allowable common path of travel, the two required means of egress must be separated by 1/3 the diagonal.
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6'
ENTRY
Measurement of the furthest point: 216'
FIRE RATED EXIT ACCESS
10'
EXIT
Type of a building: B (Business) Minimum Distance: 300' The maximum travel path : 124'
UP
TRAVEL PATH
EGRESS CORRIDORS
8'
Since the width of hallway is not narrower than 5', the design meets the code.
1/3_ 72' 5'
UP
6' 8"
# of occupants: 145 145x0.2= 29" Thus, the door for exit should be 36". 36" = 914.4mm The door width : 195mm
UP
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SAFETY AND SECURITY
2
VISUAL ACCESS
1 The reception desk comes into sight immediately when the user walks in.
1
2 The existance of focal point creates the users' wayfinding easier and clear.
UP
LAMINATE FLOORING
CORK FLOORING The separation of spaces with sliding doors reinforce the safety of users.
LAMINATE FLOORING
While the entire building is controlled from the first level lobby by controlled check-in, there are two layers on entry control by having reception desk in front of the entry.
2
RUBBER FLOORING
CORK FLOORING UP
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UP
Considering the young users, the floorings are mainly skid resistant flooring.
THEORIES OF ENVIRONEMNT AND BEHAVIOR
AFFORDANCE THEORY PHYSICAL OBJECTS ACT AS INDICATORS OF A DESIRED ACTION. By applying affordance theory to the design, the users will have clear understanding of which flexible use rooms will be the best fit for them. Also, the wayfindings are possible by placing wall scones on the hallways as well as the change of flooring materials or colors.
UP
STRESS RECOVERY THEORY Stress Recovery is going to be achieved by putting greenery inside the building. Even though the project building is surrounded by the skyscrapers, placement of nature behind the bench will make users to be welcoming and less stressful.
UP
UP
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ANTHROPOMETRICS AND ERGONOMICS
ANTHROPOMETRICS Since anthropometrics is the masurement of the dimension of the body, it is significant to select furnitures that are comfortable for the users. •Archieved by selecting furnitures with back especially in offices
UP
ERGONOMICS Since the primary users include children, it is important to consider placing low-height furnitures in various areas.
UP
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SUSTAINABILITY
Natural Light
Sustainable Design is achieved by using natural light wisely. • By providing an open space , the natural light comes in the hallway so that there is less need of artificial light during the day on the hallway.
UP
• Environmental friendly material is cork flooring which will be both safe and sustainable.
UP
UP
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ACOUSTICS
Acoustics will be absorbed by low level acoustic ceiling.
The acoustics are mainly controlled by acoustic ceilings in general. • 9'-3" ceilings cover the whole area. (Acoustic ceilings)
UP
Acoustics panels are placed between the tables.
UP
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UP
ACCESSIBILITY
Hallway is all accessible because the width is all larger than 5'.
UP
The sliding door provide larger spaces for the primary users. The classes for both of moms and children are available by opening the wooden sliding door.
UP
UP
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PHASE V 50
FINAL DESIGN
FURNITURE FLOORPLAN OFFICE
CONF.
OFFICE
OFFICE OFFICE
ARMSTRONG Mocha
LOBBY
Z3619_2A
BREAK AREA
RECEPTION
CONF.
PATCRAFT Amber
ENTRY
I0544_00600
HALLWAY
CAFE
CLASSROOM
RR
RR
ARMSTRONG Amish C00M0
THERAPYROOM
821-07
ARMSTRONG
NAIL SALON
DANCE STUDIO
Vanilla Bean 57016_1C
SOCIAL GATHERING AREA PLAY AREA
ARMSTRONG
YOGA ROOM
Straw Yellow T3513_3
N
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REFLECTED CEILING PLAN CONF.
OFFICE OFFICE
STANDING IN THE RAIN
9'-3"AFF ACT
OFFICE
SADNESS
OFFICE 9'-3"AFF ACT
8'-9" AFF WOOD
9'-3" AFF WOOD
IN THE FIRST PART OF A JOURNEY,
8'-9" AFF GYP
LOBBY
PEOPLE CAN EXPERINCE VARIOUS
CONF. BREAK AREA
RECEPTION 9'-3"AFF ACT
HOPE
9'-3"AFF ACT
ENTRY
IS GOING TO BE SEEN THROUGH THE
PARENTS' CLASSROOM
IN ORDER TO HAVE VARIOUS HEIGHTS, ORGANIC SHPAES WILL BE USED.
9'-3"AFF ACT
9'-3"AFF ACT
RR
RR
DANCE STUDIO 9'-3"AFF ACT
NAIL SALON 9'-3"AFF ACT
PLAY AREA
SOCIAL GATHERING AREA
9'-3"AFF ACT 8'-9" AFF INFUSION IN-LAY
9'-3"AFF ACT
YOGA ROOM 8'-9" AFF WOOD
N
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DEPRESSING. THE IDEA OF SYMPATHY
VOLUME.
HALLWAY
CAFE
8'-9" AFF GYP
FEELINGS SUCH AS SADNESS OR
CONCEPT APPLICATION
PHOTOMICROGRAPH OF TEARS - SADNESS "CURVE"
HOPE
APPLYING THIS CONCEPT ( PARTI-DIAGRAM) ON THE ORGANIZATION HAS A
THE IMAGE OF CRAVING LIGHT IS ALMOST
MEANING OF LEAVING SADNESS BEHIND BY PUTTING ON THE GROUND AND
LIKE RESURRECTION THAT A DIRECT LINEAR
MOVING FORWARD.
LIGHT COMING FROM THE SKY. SO, THE WALL
THERE ARE MANY WAYS TO START OVER. ALSO, THE LINEAR ORGANIZATION
WASHING LIGHT WILL BE USED THROUGHOUT
IS GOING TO BE USED IN THE DESIGN BY THINKING THAT THE PERSON WHO
THE HALLWAY.
WOULD CRAVE LIGHT WILL FOLLOW ONE WAY WHERE THE LIGHT IS SHINING.
STANDING IN THE RAIN IN THE FIRST PART OF A JOURNEY, PEOPLE CAN EXPERINCE VARIOUS FEELINGS SUCH AS SADNESS OR DEPRESSING. THE IDEA OF SYMPATHY IS GOING TO BE SEEN THROUGH THE VOLUME.
HOLDING ON TO GRAVITY
IN ORDER TO HAVE VARIOUS HEIGHTS, ORGANIC SHPAES WILL BE USED. 'HOLDING ON TO GRAVITY' IN THIS PROJECT IMPLIES THE MEANING THAT SINGLE MOTHERS STAY STRONG WHEN THEY HAVE EXPERIENCED 'DARKNESS' PART OF THEIR LIVES. AS ORGANIC MATERIALS ARE STRONG IN TERMS OF SUSTAINABILITY AND GIVE POSITIVE INFLUENCE ON USERS, WOODEN OR WOVEN MATERIALS WILL BE USED. CREATING SHAPES USING WOOD PANELS WILL BE A PART OF A DESIGN.
CEILING
ORGANIZATION
GLASS
WOOD
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RECEPTION & LOBBY The RECEPTION is the first space where users will experience and reflect on their emotions, using light as a guide througout the space. By having natural elemnts throughout, women can focus on healing. This prototype, a welcoming video, tells which flexible use rooms will the best fit for them.
PLYWOOD
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MDD VALDE RECEPTION DESK
JOSS AND MAIN Hewitt Sofa
EMBECCO LIGHTING O SIZE WOOD
PROTOTYPE-WELCOMING VIDEO
AFFORDANCE THEORY -HALLWAY
STRESS RECOVERY THEORY
STRESS RECOVERY THEORY
- NATURE
- NATURE
- WOOD TONE MATERIAL
- WOOD TONE MATERIAL
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OFFICE HALLWAY The CAFE is the space where parents can fully have personal time by eating desserts and having a cup of coffee.
SECTION
PLYWOOD
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GREEN WALL MOSS
CLASSROOM & THERAPY ROOM The CLASSROOM allows the users not only to get educated but also cures the fractured relationship between a parent and a child by having group activities.
PROTOTYPE - EDUCATION ON SOCIALIZING
Safety Corner Band
PROTOTYPE - LOOKING OUTSIDE WHILE RESTING
DANISH DESIGN STORE Plywood Table
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SOCIAL GATHERING AREA The SOCIAL GATHERING AREA allows the users to recover mental health by sharing the pesonal stories with others who went through similar difficulties.
ARMSTRONG WW_NaturalVariMaple_009 Cropped Wood Tile
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DALFORM Bench
BREAK AREA The BREAK AREA is a space where users can rest with a cup of coffee while watching the world. The prototype, influenced by Japanese "Dachi" allows workers to have personal space while working.
HEDGE Green Wall PROTOTYPE
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YOGA ROOM The YOGA ROOM allows the users to fully concentrate on their inner peace by doing yoga in a quiet space.
WAY FAIR PVC Wall Paneling
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CP Lighting Pendant light
AUCTION Blackout Curtain
NAIL SALON The NAIL SALON is a multi-function with nail care and a coversation area.
HOUZZ Black and White Marble
KESTER Armchair
ETSY Gold Bracket Shelf
Rose-Gold-Manicure Nail Polish Table
WW_NATURALVARI MAPLE Ceiling Wood
LZF Escape Pendant LIght Lumnes RED
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PLAY ROOM The PLAY ROOM is a space for children to have fun while parents are utilizing the facilities.
BONITA Bean Bag
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CAFE The CAFE is the space where parents can fully have personal time by eating desserts and having a cup of coffee.
PROTOTYPE - SPACE IN BETWEEN -NATURAL LIGHT COMING IN
UP
UP
WAY FAIR PVC Wall Paneling
ROSEMOUNT SW Fabric
UP
TECH LIGHTING Moxy Aged Brass Mini Pendant
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SAVANNAH COLLEGE OF ART AND DESIGN FALL 2019 & WINTER 2002 PROFESSOR HANSEN & PROFESSOR PIZZICHEMI JOOWON JEONG