Interior Design Portfolio | DAAP

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interior design PORTFOLIO

Hye Rim Chun .

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Hello!

My name is Hye rim Chun but you can call me Paige. I am a third year Interior D esign student at the Universit y of Cincinnati and currently looking for a full time co - op position for this summer. I have t wo internships of experience in residential and hospitalit y/senior living and have an interest in exploring dif ferent t ypes of interior design. I am passionate about my works and excited for future oppor tunities in the design world.

Enjoy my por t folio and hope to hear back from you!

Hye Rim Chun .

Education

Work Experience

Universit y of Cinc innati

Har ke n Inte r iors | Ch icago, Illin ois Fall 201 8 C o - o p I nter n - Full time wo rker ; co mmunica ted

C olle ge of D esig n , A rchitectu re, Ar t , a nd P l an n in g Bachel or of S cie nce in Interior D esig n , C la s s of 2 02 1

Skills Au toCAD Adobe Crea tive S uites M i c rosof t Of f ices Rh i n oc e ros D raw i ng B i l i ng ual - Korea n

Certification Adobe Ph otshop C er tifica tion Adobe Il l ustra tor C er tif ica tion Au toCAD C er tifica tion

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w ith vendo rs, drew elevations and f lo or plans, rende red elevations, made specif icatio ns and sch edules, crea ted presentatio n, and took ch arge of repo r ting librar y updates.

W D es ign | N aples , F lor ida S pr in g 2 01 8 C o - o p I nter n - Worked f ull time in t he sh ow room in Naples ; created catalo g sh eets fo r clie nts, made sch edules, edited f lo or plans, maintained a sh ow room, and h elped in installation at job sites.

S in dor im E le me ntar y S ch ool | S e ou l, Kore a W inter 2 01 7 Teach er as s istant - Taught English to students w h o stayed in sch ool during W inter break and assisted th e main teach er.

Kku mte o D aycare C e nte r | S e ou l, Kore a S u mmer 201 7 Teach er as s istant - Helped t he physically ch allenged students during ar t class and assisted th e main teach er.

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Universit y of Cincinnat i Korean Associat ion (UCK A) I nternat ional I nterior D esign Associat ion (I I DA) St udent Technology Lab (STL) Universit y of Cincinnat i G lobal S cholarship The E xchange Club of Charleston Awards of C oasta l C arolina Fair S cholast ic Ar t and Writ ing Awards G old and Silver Key Charleston Ar ts G uild - The Ellis Foundat ion S cholarship Bishop England High S chool Br yan Argenio Award

Phone : 239.228.9754 Email : chunhm@mail.uc.edu

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Hundred + One

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Poetry Foundation

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RX Bar

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Vi at the Glen

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The Future Workplace

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Mashrabiya

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Chair House

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Patterning the Oculus

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Reconstruction

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Drawings

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Illustrations

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Manual Model - Plastic spoons + Rubber bands Drawing - Micron pens

Objectives Hundred + One was a project to explore material's properties and transformational possibiities with a chocie of a single material. It was a challenge to discover the non-traditional form of joing hundred material units together.

Foundation Studio/ Year 1 Fall 2016

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Manual Drawings - Photoshop + Illustrator + AutoCAD + Rhinoceros Model - White museum board + Wood sticks

Objectives The Poetry Foundation of Cincinnati is a community based facility and open to the public and in particular to the city core population. This project required considerate thought within the site when designing a building for a particular urban context of Cincinnati OTR district. The experiential qualities, sequential experiences, and the movement through space was the focus of this project. Preserving the existing condition of the space and designing a buidling around the existing building was the first task. The existing building was in the middle of the new buiding to be used as a circulation hallway that consist of both elevator and staircases.

Foundation Studio / Year 2 Fall 2017

poetry foundation.

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12 | poetry foundation - inspiration & concept

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LIBRARY

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CLASS ROOM MULTI-PURPOSE

AUDITORIUM VISITING SCHOLAR

GALLERY LOBBY

Space programming & Light study

14 | poetry foundation - plans & elevations & sections

North elevation & section A

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West elevation & section B

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Manual Drawing - AutoCAD

Objectives The given task was to rearrange the existing configuration of the RX Bar office. Located in Chicago, Harken Interiors was in charge of the original office design and were requested to make some minimal changes as the office grew and needed more desks. I was in charge of creating the whole drawing set within a tight deadline. The main challenge was to edit all six floor plans with reflected ceiling plan incorporated into it. This was a great opportunity for me to learn how to be more technical in AutoCAD.

Harken Interiors / Year 3 Fall 2018

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ADDITIONAL DESK INSTALL

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Manual Drawing - AutoCAD + Photoshop

Objectives Vi at the Glen is an on-going senior living/hospitality project from before I started working with Harken Interiors. From editing floor plans, drawing detailed elevations, rendering elevations, creating tagged furniture plans, editing reflected ceiling plans, to participating in client meetings, visiting a site for measurements, and writing specifications, the majority of my time during at Harken Interiors was spent on this project.

Harken Interiors / Year 3 Fall 2018

Vi at the Glen .

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24 | Vi at the Glen - technical drawings

Ren dered f l o o r p l an by J o a n n a S wet t

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tagged eleva t i on i n m e n’s b a t hroom

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Manual Drawing - Photoshop + Illustrator + AutoCAD + Rhinoceros

Objective Based on regional environment in Cincinnati, this project was to create an office space for a political campaign. The site used was the American Sign museum in Cincinnati, Ohio and the given space was a warehouse in the site. The focus of this project was to establish a grassroots advocacy environment which is people oriented and opened. The challenge was to develop the flexibility of a work place arrangement within a whimsical environment to create a friendly concept for the overall space.

Foundation Studio/ Year 2 Summer 2018

the future workplace .

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32 | the future workplace - programming

Programming diagrams

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Material board

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36 | the future workplace - diagrams & interior renderings

Circulation diagram

Private vs. Public diagram

Zone diagram

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38 | the future workplace - diagrams & interior rendering

Door system diagram

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Manual Manual Model - AutoCAD + Rhinoceros + V-ray

Objectives The goal of this project was to create an Islamic screen inspired by an exisiting pattern. After developing it to my pattern, it was screened on top of a structure created in Rhinoceros. The site and the shape of structure was open to the individual’s choice.

Communication Skills / Year 2 Fall 2017

mashrabiya .

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42 | mashrabiya

Original 2D pattern

Created 2D Pattern by myself

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Manual Model - Foaming board + Fabirc Drawing - Watercolor + Color pencil

Objective Combining my interests in furniture design and architecture, this project was to break the frame and creates a house or bulding composed completely of chairs. The complex building contains restaurants, cafes, and other stores. The overall focus was on the elevations and exterior of the structure by approaching it in a new way that was completely focused on the integration of a repeating element that is used in our day to day lives.

Summer 2016

chair house .

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Manual Drawing - AutoCAD + Rhinoceros + Vray + Photoshop + Illustrator

Objective Borrowing a site from The Oculus Mall within World Trade Center in New York City, the goal was to experiment the spatial potentials from a desired culture.  Inspired by Japanese traditional symbols, I created a pattern to use as a device to build spatial organizations and crafting multifunctional systems. To convey meaningful messages of this culture, the concept of the project was to focus on flawless circulation based around the meaning of the symbols used.

Foundation Studio/ Year 3 Spring 2019

patterning the oculus .

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50 | patterning the oculus - research & process

Originial 2D traditional pattern

Circulation diagram with context

Patterning to Oculus from Japan : 2D pattern Patterning to Oculus from Japan : 2D pattern

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Created 2D pattern by myself

Paige Chun

INTD 3001 : Interior Design Studio 3 | Spring 2019 | Professor Ann Black + Joori Suh

Paige Chun

INTD 3001 : Interior Design Studio 3 | Spring 2019 | Professor Ann Black + Joori Suh

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Rendered kiosk

Rendered fast zone

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Exploded axon

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Manual Guggenheime Model - Styrofoam + Acrylic paint Bridge Model - Styrofoam + Threads

Objective Guggenheime - This was an exercise of reconstructing a building that already exists and exploring different design processes.

Taking major elements from The Guggenheime Museum, the new reconstructed structure was a study to investigate different design possibilites from manipulation.

Bridge - Inspired by the amount of bridges in my home country, this project invovled both a material and color study to design a new shape for a bridge incorporating different shades of threads and gradients it creates.

Summer 2016

reconstruction .

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58 | reconstruction of Guggenheime & bridge

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Manual Piranesi - Microns | Spring 2017 Cemetry - Graphite | Spring 2017 Temple in Seoul - Ink pen | Summer 2016 Flip-Flop - Color pencil | Spring 2016 White platform heel - Color pencil | Fall 2016 Shiny heel - Graphite | Spring 2016

drawings .

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62 | drawing - architectural

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64 | drawing - shoe study

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Manual Drawing - Illustrator

Objective First impressions are very important for furthering relationships with others in any circumstance. Usually the first impression is based on facial expressions. Visually representing ones emotions without spoken word, the empahsis of these illustrations is on the mouth, which is the most dominant facial feature.

Summer 2018

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Contact me!

239-228-9754 chunhm@mail.uc.edu

Thank you .