Portfolio23_JuyeonPark_10p

Exploration of Boundaries

Mixing two materials and observing boundaries (Extra Works)

Gel wax, cement, sand, acryl, aluminium plate, dyes, candle, clay, etc. The color and the material lecture (2018)

PORTFOLIO JUYEON PARK

Selected works from 2016 to 2023

Collage of Color Mixed cement to express that when the parts are gathered, they make a whole new image

Architecture is enough to change the world

The collage of the pieces (2018)

Gel wax, cement, sand, acryl, aluminium plate, dyes, candle, clay, etc.

Architectural Concept

This Waste-to-Energy facility and Art Center, located in Long Island City neighboring the Queensboro Bridge and the East River, seeks to connect the community to the water through bringing the water in and leading the public to the facility to enjoy art and learn about the waste-to-energy and recycling processes that weaves through the building. The main design of the building is mainly led by the environmental factors of the site and the respective considerations for the programs. With the consciousness that the surrounding area of our site would be flooded in the future, the early invitation of water into the site and the gradual increase in the ground design serves as a buffer between the water and the facility. The water introduced into the site also creates a place for barges to collect bales from the recycling center with ease. The ground is then also lifted up for access for the barges and pedestrians, allowing a diagonal view to the water from the street. The five art studios, nesting in their own tips of the massing on the North side, were extruded up to gain exposure to the North lights.

Flood-Proof Design

Waste to Energy- Flood-Proof Design

Critic - Alexander Barker Use - Waste to Energy

Architectural Concept

The project named URBAN FOREST acts as an extention of the green areas which is spread above the given area. A horizontal and elevated systems are spread between the existing trees, connect to the Farragut housing, and offer public spaces with new types of apartments. One public trail starts from the ground and is continuous warping the whole building until the end of the trails on the roof. Through this trail, not only dwelling people but also citizens of farragut housing enjoy the new types of public programs such as library, playground for kids or public park. Through an idea of a ‘trail’, public and private programs are integrated into the residential functions, connecting the entire building, both for the residents and the local neighborhood. The initial point of the project is to allow the greenery and trees of the site mingle with apartment units. The mass is spread in between the existing trees and greenery of the site.

Critic - Stephanie Bayard

Use - Mixed use + Residence

The Housing

The Service Pipes

The Cores

This yellow trail path is started from the ground in order to get to the rooftop penetrating the building. This path is going forward and backward repeatedly making the winding road so people could see the various views at each different height when they are walking the trail. Also they are connected to the Farragut Housing to make another fresh interactions with the neighborhood. This yellow trail is suggesting the different experience that they are climbing the small mountain.

Embracing Trees

The way to the Rooftop

Trail Starting Point

Farragut Housing

Farragut Housing

Farragut Housing

The end of the Trail

Street Side

Rooftop Observatory

The Revival of alleys - Residence for Sungsudong

Use - Residence

2017. 03 - 2017. 06

of residential areas. In Addition, there is a historical road been used since the 1930s, but now it has completely disappeared due to the supply of automobiles due to urbanization, and now its atmosphere remains as an alley

One alleyway

High-rise buildings reduce the possibility of contact between people and significantly reduce the opportunity to pursue individuality. Thus, all corridors are connected together to provide diversity of routes into my home.

Critic - Namhoon Kim

Combination of New and Old Road

Programs and views

Seocho District Office is divided by two critical street, South Circular Street and Gangnam Street which is isolated by the Vehicles from the city. Therefore, it is hard for the Office to communicate with surroundings such as public, green and such things physically. Additionally, Civils only can enjoy the green directly in two places which are so far from the given site and even it is difficult for them to enjoy the nature such as a mountain. Furthermore, although the office is working for public, there are no enough public spaces which give them a rest in the office. Only outside empty space can be used as a flea market sporadically. Consequently, Seocho District Office needs connection with public and Green. Indeed, it is hard to overcome the physical difficulties such as street boundaries. Since it is hard to connect physically, I propose the method to communicate psychologically. Bring everything into the Building and communicate in the given site making a Connection and Communicating with Green and with Public will help citizens feel a sense of closeness.

Embrace Green - The Extension of Seocho District Office

Woomyun Mountain

Critic - Heeju Si Use - Office