PORTFOLIO
2015 - 2020 SUNG-YONG KIM
Selected projects from 2015 to 2020. All the work was done during my studies at the BauhausUniversity of Weimar in individual or team work.
SUNG-YONG KIM
PERSONAL DATA Birthday Nationality Family Status
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15.05.1988 South Korea Single
EDUCATION (MM/YY) Date 10/15 - 10/18
English German Korean
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LANGUAGE
03/08 - 06/13
good (B2-C1) good (DSH 2 Certificate) Mother tongue
03/04 - 02/07
Studied architecture at the BAUHAUS. Univ., Weimar (finished with the B.Sc.) Study of material science, Yon-sei Univ. , South Korea (not graduated, studied until 6th semester) Yang-Jae High School, South Korea
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Date 02/19-03/20 10/17 - 03/18 11/13 - 11/14 06/13 - 09/13 03/10 - 12/11
Employee of Kahlfeldt Architekten, Berlin Internship at Hüffer-Ramin Architects, Berlin Internship in Fellini-Gallery, Berlin Office helper in Orion Co.(Korean Company) Milirtery Service in Korea Army
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WS 15/16
SS 16
SS 16
Columbarium-XYZ in Golmsdorf, Jena
Buildingside House, Seoul
Living complex am Teichplatz, Weimar
7-12
13-18
19-26
WS 16/17
SS 17
Module house, am Neue Grünstraße 12, Berlin
3 X 3 City District in Jahrthausendfeld, Leipzig
27-36
37-46
Praktikum
SS 18
Extra works
BDE office building in Hüffer-Ramin Arch., Berlin
Light clubhouse on the river Saale, Bad Kösen
Exhibition & Photography
47-52
53-62
63-70
Columbarium-XYZ in Golmsdorf, Jena
WS 15/16 This project is located in ‘Golmsdorf’ near Jena. The organization of the BV Golmsdorf Church wants to renovate the church and the front garden. And the columbarium is planned to be built. It revitalizes the church and the small town with new function as a small memorial park in Golmsdorf. For this reason, Columbarium is designed to original function, at the same time, it can be used for rest and silent praying. The body and the bench is made of concrete and the changeable face of Kolumarium is made of aluminium. Professor : Dr.-Ing. Luise Nerlich
Columbarium-XYZ
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a: Siteplan
Columbarium-XYZ
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>Concept< The main concept is the “invisible space�, which is created by three-dimensional movement in x, y and z direction. Even if it is not closed, people can recognize the space by the shape of columbarium. In addition, a person motif element gives intimacy to visitors using this small memorial park.
a: Construction detail
b: Structure
c: Model photo
Columbarium-XYZ
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c
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a, c: Model photo
b: Section-west
Columbarium-XYZ
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a: Perspective
Buildingside House in Seoul, South Korea
SS 16 This project is one of the most important projects to escape the routine. The concept is to separate the routine as quickly as possible, but in a similar environment. Seoul, where I come from, is one of the big cities in South Korea consists of many high-rise buildings. My plan was on top of one of these buildings. It is not only on the plan but also outside the outline. The metaphorical idea is when visitors enter, leave or escape their routine at the same time. Professor : Prof. Dipl.-Ing. JosĂŠ Mario Gutierrez Marquez
Buildingside House
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Routine and escape are not so far apart. Escaping is not a physical thing, it’s the way you look at things. Escape Fliehen Routine Alltag
Routine Alltag Escape Fliehen
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Routine Alltag Escape Fliehen
a: Section
b: Floor plan
c: View-front
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Buildingside House
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b
d
>Context of location< The building in Seoul is mainly characterized as vertical and rectangular. The plan is inspired by the shape of the original square building, but isolated by the material and colour. When the visitor enters the building, you can follow the eye-high windows and at the end of the window you have a full view of the city. When we are in the middle of the city, it is hard to have such a moment. c
a,d : Model photo
b: Axonometry
c: Context
Buildingside House
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a: Perspective
Buildingside House
Living Complex am Teichplatz, Weimar
SS 16 Staircases in the core of a building ? Dark, small and isolated? It doesn’t have to be. Why not make the development of a building representative of its façade and thus create an open staircase that gives public and community a higher priority?! The development of the building on the Teichplatz, was thus made into a public situation, the core of the The historical pond square in Weimar is open to the public, which is now on the west side of the 108 square metre the arcade offering common areas was added. Professor : Prof. Dipl.-Ing. José Mario Gutierrez Marquez
Living Complex
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a: Siteplan
Living Complex
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c 1.0G.
Laubengang und Ă–ffentlicherbereich
Gemeintschaft Privat
The concept of giving a high priority to E.G. the public and the community has been maintained in the floor plan. The kitchen and living area are combined in one room and located towards the balcony. b
a : Explosion-Axonometry
b: View-north
c: Floor Plan_1.floor
Living Complex
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>Arcade< In order to keep the connection and participation of the inhabitants of the new building with the events on the square as open as possible, the 3-metre wide arcade was designed without load-bearing supports on the outside and instead provided with steel beam couplings in the reinforced concrete floor.
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The privacy of the rooms facing the arcade is achieved by placing the living floors 50 cm above the height of the arcade.
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a: Construction detail
b: Model photo
c: View-east
Living Complex
a The floor was laid in the The entire building and arcade is covered with a layer of wood, which serves as an organic part of living in the pond area.
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a : Model photo
b: Perspective arcade
Living Complex
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a: Perspective
Living Complex
Module House am Neue GrĂźnstraĂ&#x;e 12, Berlin
WS 16/17 The old small transformer station at Neue GrunstraĂ&#x;e 12, Berlin, stands out as an industrial building with a unique block. With the renovation of the old part of the building as an office, the large front garden is revitalized. The new villa reacts to the context as material and height. At the same time it is separated by the unique open and wide balcony. The main façade of the building is facing the garden, not the street. Because of these characteristics both buildings are strongly connected to the garden, which also reacts to the transformer station. Professor : Prof. Dipl.-Ing. Verena von Beckerath
Module House
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a: Siteplan
Module House
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Typ 5
Typ 4
Typ 3
Typ 2
Typ 1
MODULE SYSTEM >Module System< The concept of the industrial transformer station was developed as a modular house system, which was one of the basic ideas of BAUHUAS. The whole building consists of different module types like industrial product, as a wish of the tenants. The structural system separates with the module system, so that the module can easily change whenever tenants want.
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a : Explosion Axonometry
b: Combination variant
Module House
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a: Sample flat with floor plans
Module House
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a : Sample floor plan
Module House
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Struktur Modell
>Structure< Five supporting walls provide the basic structure of this building. One is next to the neighbouring building as a firewall and the others are at the front of the building. Simple and heavy structure gives the massive feeling, although the size of the building is not so big.
a: View-northwest
b: Section-northwest
c: Structure
Module House
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a : Perspective
Module House
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a: Inside perspective
Module House
3x3 City District in Jahrtausendfeld, Leipzig
SS 17
Urban development project Urban development in Leipzig is a current topic. Leipzig is an economic centre in Germany. Since the 2010s, Leipzig has been known by the media as a hip urban centre with a very high quality of life. It is often called “the new Berlin”. Leipzig is also Germany’s fastest growing city. The location Jahrtausendfeld, Plagwitz, where with different Industries flourished, is surrounded by Karl-Heine-Canal and Karl-Heine-Strasse. Because of the surrounding canal it has a quiet atmosphere and there is also a chance to plan a small water park next to the millennium field. This area needs more accommodation and service facilities, because of the increasing tenants, like the other district of Leipzig. Professor : Prof. Dipl.-Ing. Hildegard Barz-Malfatti
3x3 City District
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a: Siteplan
3x3. City District
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Strukturen
Objekten
Kultur-komplex-Zentrum
Gewerbe + Wohnungen
[Eh. Baumwollespinnerei]
[Eh. Westwerk]
Strukturen
Objekten
Stadtstück
neues Stadtzentrum
>Concept< b
a: Siteplan
The old cotton spinning mill became a cultural complex and played an important role in this part of town. And the “Westwerk”, the neighbouring building, has a strong influence on our location and has a unique urban structure. Our plan resulted from these two structures and maintained the historical continuity in Plagwitz.
b: Sample floor plan
c: Concept
3x3 City District
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>Function<
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CAFÉ FÉ CA
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In addition to Karl-HeineStrasse, the easily accessible location, planned commercial area, which functions as a public area. And right in the backyard from the street, residential area motivated by the structure of the Westwerk. Between two main function planned municipal buildings, like market hall. It plays a role as a buffer zone.
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a: Functions
b: Section-east
3x3. City District
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a: Model photo
3x3 City District
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a: Perspective-east
3x3. City District
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a: Perspective backyard
3x3 City District
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K A I S E
a: Perspective Ballroom
3x3. City District
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a: Perspective market place
Internship BDE Office building planning
(Bundesverband der Deutschen Entsorgungs-, Wasser- und Rohstoffwirtschaft e.V.)
Internship [WS17/18] Heydt-Kontor, Berlin Tiergarten
The BDE - Bundesverband der Deutschen Entsorgungs-, Wasser- und Rohstoffwirtschaft e.V. - is building the new headquarters of the BDE at Von-der-Heydt-Straße 2. The site is located in the former diplomatic quarter in Tiergarten on the southern edge of the “Köbis-Dreieck” opposite the Bauhaus Archive. The urban development concept results in a five floor cube with slightly sloping angles. The materiality of the exposed concrete facades with rhythmically structured oak wood window bands is continued inside the building with exposed concrete ceilings and walls, screed floors and with oak wood doors and fixtures. Büro : Hüffer-ramin Architekten.
BDE Office building
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a: Site photo
BDE Office Building
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On the 4 upper floors the offices are oriented towards the “Pocket Park� in the north and the street in the south. In the middle zone there are staircases, elevator and sanitary areas in the west. The variable communication areas between the offices are brightened from the east via loggias / conservatories and from the west via the open main staircase. The seminar area on the ground floor with adjoining kitchen can be used flexibly as one area or divided into three parts. An underground car park is located in the basement with car lift.
a: First floor plan
BDE Office building
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c
b
a,b: Loggiabeam detail
c: Roof attica detail
BDE Office Building
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c
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a: Inside perspective
b: Perspective-south
c: Inside perspective
Light Clubhouse on the liver Saale, Badkรถsen
SS 18 The boathouse is located on the border between land and Water. It serves not only as a boundary for the spatial separation of land and water, but also as a functional medium between two activities, everyday life and sport. The building physically separates two different things, but it allows a view of the water. It thus connects the two elements. The other side of the landscape becomes part of the building through the grid of the wall. Separation and connection take place at the same time in one place. The separation and connection of the two elements also takes place inside the building. The boundaries of the two layers are clear, but the configurations of the two floors are connected. A clear symmetrical composition and the repetition of closed volumes and free spaces show a Harmonization of the composition in the different rhythms.
Professor : Prof. Dipl.-Ing. Jรถrg Springer
Light Clubhouse
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a: Siteplan
Light Clubhouse
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E.G
1 O.G
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a: Perspective-north
b,d: 0./1. Floor plans
c: Perspective- south
Light Clubhouse
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b
>Construction, Material< The efficient structure of the steel skeleton structure emphasizes lightness, an important feature of the building. In particular, the metal grid wall of the ground floor not only emphasises the lightness of the building itself, but also reveals the entire structure. The efficiency and lightness of the material are again accentuated by the trapezoidal sheeting on the 1st floor.
a: Section detail
b: View-south
Light Clubhouse
a The grid of the structures plays a decisive role in the division of space. The boat hall is characterised by the light rhythm of volumes and open spaces. In contrast, the club rooms and private rooms are characterized by static properties and are formed as two relatively large volumes. The entire space is symmetrical to each other, and the division and connection of the space is based on the grid of the structure. b c
a: Structure
b: Structure Axonometry
c: Perspective ground floor
Light Clubhouse
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a: Model photos
Light Clubhouse
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a: Model photos
Light Clubhouse
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a: Innenperspektiv 1.OG
Light Clubhouse
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a: Perspektiv Süd-Ost
Extra works -Group Exhibition -photography
2016 Group Exhibition - [Luftraum] Six Korean artists and architects held an exhibition in the Oma-Galerie in Weimar. Each participant organized their own new works of art just for this exhibition. There are two works of mine. One is about ‘Memory of the The other one is ‘Three Boards Desk’.
Exhibition-Luftraum
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b
[Stand on my foot] Two different frames are slightly shifted and make an invisible space in between. All photos are placed in a virtual perspective in the middle of the frame. The photos have a perspective of their own. These are organized on the simiral perspective line from a precise point of view, which means the memory of the author. The chair means the authors view and people can experience authors own memory at this point.
a,b: Model photos
Exhibition-Luftraum
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b
[Not for practicality] - Three-panel desk The feature of iron legs frame, the top side are locked as three interchangeable plate. As a practical way of thinking it is not necessary to change, but there are different seat and arm positions. The main color, dark red, is designed as an active color and black on the edge, which shows interchangeable function.
a: Function
b: Model photo
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Author’s declaration Hereby I assure you that I will not use the drafts and projects independently and without outside help. All works were created during my studies at the Bauhaus-University Weimar in individual or team work. Berlin, 01.06.2020 Sung-Yong Kim
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