Interior Design Portfolio _ Paige Chun

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interior design portfolio

Hye Rim Chun .

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Hello!

I am Hye rim Chun but you can call me Paige. I am a fif th year Interior D esign student at the Universit y of Cincinnati. Outside work , I enjoy working out , eating, and travelling.

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

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Education

Universit y of Cinc i nnat i C ol l eg e of D esi g n, Architecture, Ar t , and Planning B achelo r of S cience in I nteri or D esi g n, Cl ass of 2 0 2 1 - D ean’s list

RMI T Universit y Exc hang e S e m ester Fall 2019, B achelo r of Interio r D esign Ho no urs Pro gram

Work Experience

B a nya n Tree hotels and Res o r t | Singapore | Spring 2020 I nte rn • Worke d f ul l t i m e i n a h os p ital it y f ir m • Cre a te d Sketc hU p m o del s • Drew f l oor p l a ns a n d el evatio n s • Ma d e s hop d ra w i ng s an d w rote s p ec if ic atio n • U s e d p rog ra m - Sketc h U p, Au to CA D, I n D es ig n , Ph otos h o p

J ohnson Chou I nc . | Toronto, C anada | Summer 2019 I nte rn • Worke d f ul l t i m e a t an inter io r arc h itectu re f ir m • Ma d e p hys i c a l a nd dig ital m o del s • Cre a te d re a l l i fe re n der in g s fo r p res entatio n s • U s e d p rog ra m - Sketc h U p, V- ray, Au to CA D

H a rken I nteriors | Chicago, Illinois | Fall 2018

I nte rn • Worke d f ul l t i m e i n a h os p ital it y f ir m • C om m uni c a te d w i t h ven do rs • Drew e l eva t i ons a n d f l o o r p l an s , ren dered el evatio n s • Ma d e s p e c i f i c a t i on s an d s c h edu l es , c reated p res entatio n • Took c ha rg e of re p o r tin g l ibrar y u p dates • U s e d p rog ra m - Au to CA D, Ph otos h o p, I n D es ig n

W D esign | Naples , Florida | Spring 2018

I nte rn • Worke d f ul l t i m e i n th e h ig h en d res idential s h ow ro o m in N ap l es • Cre a te d c a ta l og s h eets fo r c l ients , m ade s c h edu l es , edited f l o o r p l an s • Ma i nta i ne d a s how ro o m • He l p e d i n i nsta l l a t i o n at jo b s ites • U s e d p rog ra m - Au to CA D, Ph otos h o p, I n D es ig n

Activities & Awards

Universit y of Cincinnati Korean Association (UCK A) International Interior D esign Association (IIDA) Student Technology Lab (STL) Universit y of Cincinnati Global S cholarship The E xchange Club of Charleston Awards of C oastal C arolina Fair S cholastic Ar t and Writing Awards G old and Silver Key Charleston Ar ts Guild - The Ellis Foundation S cholarship Bishop England High S chool Br yan Argenio Award

Skills

Bilingual - Korean Adobe Creative Suites Microsof t Suites

Sketchup V-ray Rhinoceros AutoCAD

Adobe Photshop C er tification Adobe Illustrator C er tification AutoCAD C er tification

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contents .

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Poetr y Fo u n d a t i o n

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He al in g

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Th e F u tu re Wo r k p la c e

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R X B ar

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M as h r ia b i ya

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C h air h o u s e

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I ce be rg

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F u n ction a l Aest h et i c s

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Work .Rest .Play

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Pat terning the O culus

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Renderings Drawings

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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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8 | poetry foundation - inspiration & concept

Inspiration

Concept drawings & 3D models

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Space programming & Light study

10 | poetry foundation - plans & elevations & sections

North elevation & section A

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West elevation & section B

12 | poetry foundation - exterior & interior perspectives

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Manual Drawings - Photoshop + Illustrator + AutoCAD + Rhinoceros + V-ray

Objectives This project is about creating a restaurant with a chef of your choice. The chef I have chosen was Jeong Kwan, a well known South Korean monk and chef. I wanted the restaurant to evoke the spirit of buddhism - its spiritual calmness and tranquility.

The focus of the restaurant is a sequential movement with sesnsoriality using the quality of light and the raw materials to engage users through interaction with multiple senses.

Combining all the philosophies in to the restaurant, the shape of water ripple becomes the major symbol that drives the project.

Foundation Studio / Year 3 Spring 2019

enlightenment .

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16 | enlightenment - concept images

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18 | enlightenment - site analysis

context North Side | Urban Village

With a unique blend of classic homes, eclectic/traditional businesses and entertainment venues, and a long tradition of community activism, Northside is the place to be for those who want an urban environment, yet also want to connect with their neighbors as if they lived in a small town. Northside Farmers Market is one of the highlights of this neighborhood. Supporting local businesses, the farmers market provides various vendors a way to sell seasonal produces. Each market contains enjoyment such as live music, children’s activities, and cooking/nutrition workshops for everyone. http://www.northside.net

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Ruth’s parkside cafe

audience Attracted by many young professionals, North side is nice hang-out neighborhood with lots of bars, cafes, and restaurants. The target audience for this restaurant are millennials, who pursue well-being lives. Specifically, the suggested audience are those who want to break out of a routine, learn a valuable life lesson and wish to experience some meaningful moments with their special ones.

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meal ; sacred gatherings in the presence of our most holy selves - Jeong Kwan

philosophy the Garden is the Kitchen The garden is our connection to

mother earth. There shouldn’t be any order or control in the garden because it should be a heaven as a food source as much as a food source for the monastery. Sharing food is a moment of Communion When cooking and sharing a meal with someone, we are partaking in our feelings for one another. Food is what communicates these emotions to each other.

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Enlightenment and Tranquility The restaurant is the

garden and the kitchen, the people are the animals, and the chefs are the monks, who are there to lead the realizations. Evoking the spirit of Buddhism and it’s meditation, the space heavily remains tranquility using honesty of materials. The light quality and use of raw material is engaging users through interaction with multiple senses.

Strategy Sequential movements of the dining experience will be the focus of this project which consists of three steps; preparing, cooking, and sharing. Interaction between three sequences and connecting among the users and space is the way to achieve the following goal. Goal Enlightenment ; “enjoy the gift of being alive in growing, making, and eating food that deepens life” _Jeong Kwan

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process

movement

unification / transparency

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24 | enlightenment - rendered plan & diagrams

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interaction interaction interaction interaction

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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

Inspiration images

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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 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

RX Bar .

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412 N WELLS ST, CHICAGO, IL 60654

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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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46 | 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 - Rhinoceros + V-ray + AutoCAD + Illustrator + Photoshop

Objective Christopher boot design is a Melbourne based lighting design company known for it’s geometry shapes design from nature reflected by Christopher’s Greek Heritage and it’s mythology.

The project was to develop a lighting concet for Christopher Boot’s studio and the specific site chosen for me was the workshop facade. The approach was to follow the subtle and soft light concept from the designer using transluent materiality extended from the exterior of the studio to continue the core concept from the inside.

Specializtion / Exchange Year 4 Fall 2019

iceberg .

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54 | iceberg - concept development & technical drawings

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LED light strip to be attached to the steel

steel knob (30 mm) to

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steel knob (30 mm) to be fastened

steel support (20 mm) to assist steel rope (10 mm)

translucent glass (50mm)

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bare structure

translucent glass

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Manual Drawing - Illustration + Sketchup + V-ray + Rhinoceros + Photoshop

Objective Functional Aesthetics is a partnered specialisation with Bus Projects which encourages students to consider a scenographic approach towards interior design. Exploring through the inteior strategies to establish spatial understanding of the current site, the students could propose the cleint adaptable working spaces/ scenarios. This will support both the community and program of bus projects in their new home at CCP.

Specialization / Exchange Year 4 Fall 2019

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functional aesthetics

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64 | functional aesthetics - disruption

communal table

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70 | functional aesthetics - client brief analysis

zoning diagram

spatial relation

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finding the needs

72 | functional aesthetics - floor plans

storage

gallery office

reading area

library reading area

meeting room

floor plan option 1

storage

office

gallery

reading area

meeting room

library floor plan option 2

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storage

gallery office

meeting room

library reading area

floor plan option 3 - final

breakable panels

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Manual Drawing - Illustration + Sketchup + V-ray + Photoshop

Objective The project is about the future hospitality and my take on for this industry is enhancing the connection between the locals and the tourists to create a hotel that could almost functions as a community. Bring the locals in and the tourists out will be able to direct the users to be more immersive in to the site.

Foundation Studio / Exchange Year 4 Fall 2019

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Future hospitality

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flexibility - disruption in progress 80 | work.rest.play

inidividualism

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interactive

minimalism

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82 | work.rest.play - dissertation

Majority of people do not realize until they sit and take a time to think about a one subject. In this case, think about the idea of sharing economy. This idea has been in our life for a while and it has been occupied the huge part of our life before we even realized. If you have used a public transportation, living in an apartment, goes to a library you are living in the world of sharing mechanism. From small scale such as books and bikes to houses and cars, the millennials are seeking for the most cost effective way to survive the world. Sharing economy is most applicable for the people these days as it fulfills each other’s needs by sharing what they already own. Everyone has different needs but unfortunately, not everyone can own all they need in their lives.

Like home away from home, the idea of hotel is the biggest part of the sharing economy and in terms of work, rest, and play.

The idea was developed after problems of the current hotels. within the hotel is the lobby. Com experiences within the various h lobby needs to be reconfigured. resting area to sit and wait around the average time of it’s actual us has no use. The front desks have to the globalized world as the gu different languages for a bette mention the fact that some of implemented the digital check i praised by the users, the digita utilized well. Thinking of differen many of these luxury hotels, fran and limiting the users with its fact that most of the travelers no who are budget conscious, my is to be more affordable and please most of the guests rathe majorities. The hotels in the futu big building with full of extravaga could provide different experienc

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Though the era is shifting quickly, it is not as easy for an architecture to follow it’s speed. The purpose of this project is to think about how can the hotel be advanced in the close future. It’s almost 2020 and hotels need to follow the trends of the continuously changing users to suit their perfect needs for their most memorable experiences. There are lots of different types of hotels but why can’t we find one with all of them combined? What about hotels that comes to us instead of us going to hotels meaning rather than the users looking for their perfect hotels meets their needs, hotels adjust toward the users.

The hotels these days are usually private and tend to be isolated, promoting people to go outside more than staying in. However, this hotel is providing the story on the other way around, offering more experiences rather than just sleeping and resting.

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will encourage the visitors to be the locals. To bring this idea in to a reality, hotels won’t be physically isolated but will be a literal parasite to an existing building that is used mostly by the locals, like a shopping center. The hotels are not just going to be used by the visitors but also to the locals. For example, the gyms/ swimming pool will not be limited to just the hotel users but will be shared by the locals. If the hotel is planning a wine testing event it might happen outside of the hotel such as in a neighbor building with other locals.

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By integrating more technical services, people could choose their types of traveling and the types of activities they are looking for within the hotel. Upon the arrival, the room and the experience will be purposely curated by the individual guests. This could be offering limited experiences according to their choice and the budgets.

Each floors will have different purposes and will simply lead people into different experiences. The digital era is also allowing the hotels to arrange a transportation from the begin to an end of the experience for the purpose of a completion. Expecting the majority of the users of the hotels have different daily routines and an understanding of a time, the hotels will be operated 24/7 to support everyone’s requests. Moving forward with an idea of personalized experience in a so called a complex hotel this idea will allow the users to utilize the hotel more than just a hotel by gaining valuable memories and experiences that the hotel can offer.

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Key Concepts

flexibility

sustainability

individualism

interactive

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Hoho is abbreviation of horizontal hospitality

hoho has an underlying definition thats known as a common laughter which is designed to hope for ability of giving people a stay of pleasure

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Site Observation

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indication of the existing stores and entertainments Gertrude street has many of potential attractions which is perfect for the horizontal hospitality to be located at

Brunswick street is located right in between of the Gertrude street - easier to attract the people who are passying by

Gertrude street is located in Fitzroy, close to the all the touristy area - ultimately near the CBD

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~ program ~

1. Download the “hoho� app

2. Explore the app

3. Interact with the local

4. Be a part of the local

hoho app is developed to function as a digital platform - replacement of traditional lobby

The app forms a community that becomes part of the hoho team - inform the users what / where they could take benefits from in the area especially those who are new to the neighborhood

The app directs the users to the correct destination of their reserved stay - encourages the users to walk around the street to find the store and interact with the store staff which begins the interaction between the locals and the foreigners

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twin room (2 - 6 ppl)

minimalism room

fully equipped kitchen two queen beds 1 bathroom couch - transform to queen bed

Bathroom A

Bedroom A

Bedroom A

Kitchen Kitchen

Living Room

Bathroom B

Living Room Bathroom

Bedroom A

Bedroom B

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Bathroom C Bathroom

Bedroom C

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Home away home floor plan

floor plan

home away home (2 - 4 ppl)

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Bathroom A

Living Room A

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Kitchen B

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fully equipped kitchen 1 king bed 1 bathroom couch - transform to queen bed bigger space for the long stay comfort

90 | work.rest.play - elevation & section

On the street...

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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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96 | patterning the oculus - research & process

Japanese Traditional Pattern Uroko

Asanoha

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Uroko pattern has been used as a Originial 2D traditional pattern talisman warding off the bad luck since the pattern is associated with a snake and a butterfly which shed its skin or chrysalis regenerate themselves. Although its meaning related to regeneration, these pattern has been used simply as a pattern of a triangle as well.

Shippo

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This pattern was named after its resemblance to a hemp leaf. It is connected to the ideas of growth and children’s health, since hemp is durable and grows quickly.

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

Circulation diagram with context

Seigaiha

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Shippo, seven treasure in Japanese, has a meaning of unending chain of expansion of harmony and peace.

The seven treasure in Buddhism: gold, silver, lapis lazuli, agate, crystal, and tridacna which believed to live more than a thousand year.

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This design is made of rows of ocean waves forming a fan shaped pattern. It symbolizes the desire for continued peaceful living, like the tranquil waves.

Seigaiha means “blue ocean waves.” Seigaiha has its origin in the dance from ancient Japanese court music.

Paige Chun

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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Rendered slow zone

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Manual House of Joseph | Summer 2020 Johnson Chou | Summer 2019 These are some quick renderings done during my co-ops using SketchUp and V-ray for an internal use only.

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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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Contact me! chunhm@mail.uc.edu

Thank you !