eunji Joanne Kim resume i design sample 2014

eunji Joanne Kim

education

languages

experience

skills

Recognitions

BARCH in Archiecture with Minor in Sustainability

tfowler@calpoly.edu/ 805.756.2981

jponitz@calpoly.edu/ 805.756.1316

michael@dmhaa.com/ 805.452.9542

Fluent English and KoreanSome Spanish

Neel Resource Center: Student Assistant

graphics & web designer

dmha architecture + interiors: architectural intern

California Polytechnic University of San Luis Obispo

referencesthomas fowler iv, cal poly

jeff ponitz, cal poly

michael holliday, faia, dmha

2011 - present

2007 - 20112007 - 2011

2014 summer - present

2012 - 2014

2013 summer

2007 - 2011

dos pueblos high schoolsanta Barbara city college

leadership/volunteering

graphic design 3d modeling production

Cal Poly Architecture Department

Work included construction documentation, diagramming, presentation graphics, and conceptual designing for residential and commertial projects.

Work included graphic designs, catalouging materials and books, and big-format printing/scanning services.

Work included graphic design for posters, business cards, brochures and web-design for local businesses.

DP Marching Band Section Leader Pyung Kang Presbyterian Church Youth LeaderGoleta Public Library VolunteerGoleta Cottage Hospital Volunteer

Work published in Cal Poly Architecture Magazine ADD XII & XIIINational Honor Society Scholarship MemberCalifornia Scholarship Federation MemberArchitecture: Santa Barbara County Architectural Design Competition Finalist Santa Barbara Scholarship Arts: IB Art class with honors

Adobe PhotoshopAdobe InDesignAdobe IllustratorMicrosoft WordMicrosoft ExcelMicrosoft Powerpoint

Rhinoceros 3D ProgrammingVectorworksGoogle SketchupForm Z 3D ModelingAutodesk Certified [Reivt & Vasari]AutoCad

VRay Rendering SoftwarePodium Rendering SoftwareGrasshopper Plug-inRhinoCamCNC millingLaser cutting

c. 805.252.7576e. joanne.e.kim@gmail.comw. eunjijoannekim.squarespace.com

FLUX01

FLUX consists of a concept where the transition between the residential and the industrial zone is identified by locating a turning point within the gradient of the site located in South Bronx, NY. The program spaces are configured in a certain way that would allow one to process daily patterns through the designed paths within the building.

Integrating with the topography of the site, the structure tumbles down the site with varying heights. There are four atriums grounded through the structure that unite the programs, providing a social overlap as a central hub. Vertical circulation is created within these atirums, emphasizing the social overlaps and flow between the programs.

spring 2014 i studio fowler i mixed-use

connect identify

push + pull accentuate

[in collaboration with emma entress]

60 ’

30’

60 ’

a

-10’

10’

5’

0’

-15’

b

lower level

section A section b

upper level

program egress circulation structure atriums cladding

a bc

de

f a_Perforated metal panelsb_steel tube connectionsc_lateral bracing + cladding integrationd_horizontal wide flange + balconye_primary structure + glass curtain wallf_concrete slab + stell decking

rise02winter 2014 i studio fowler i mixed-use

Located in South Bronx, NY, this mixed-use building rises into a vortex of interacting spaces. As the programs wrap around in a vertical motion, the central facetted atrium is created. This dy-namic volume allows the seemingly opposite programs to collide yet combine.

The Rise consists of a continuos flow that starts from the corner of the urban edge, unraveling itself around the atrium, reaching towards the sky. The programs have aligned themselves in this fluid motion, while also creating a division between the private and public. The urban edge is addressed through the faces of the structure, welcoming the public into the site. The ground level fol-lows the topography, while reflecting the cantilevered living spaces with public spaces [retail/cafe] both physically and metaphorically, providing visual balance and social equity.

west elevation north elevation

unravelling rise creation of atrium collide yet combine

circulation bridge

steel braced frames

central atrium

living: Modular housing

performance: black box theater

office

molecular gastronomy

pre-k

/amphitheater/lobbyretail

cladding: aluminum rainscreenrain screen frame + balcony

structure:glazing:

modular housing:

mechanical system:

structural sillicone glazed curtain wall system

multi-level housing within 400sf

radiant heating

braced frame

section

Located in the busy streets of Shibuya, Japan, the tea center becomes a vertical garden that allows people to submerge themselves back into the Japanese culture and its close relationship with nature.

Following the nature of organic curves of the roads in Shibuya and its influence in shaping the bulidings along it, ci-ruculation became the main concept of the building, relating back to the main aspects of tea garden where the pathway is more striking than the ceremony itself. The tea center fo-cuses on the vertical circulation, along with the horizontality of views towards the city, through nature.

vertical garden

03

fall 2013 i studio choi i tea culture center

exploded plan walkway within nature

shibuya city, japan

vertical circulation

Located in Japantown of San Francisco, this branch library embod-ies the culture of Japanese architecture, with its flow of spaces and simplicity. By shifting a plate, visual and physical interaction is created between the three floors, breaking the grid and creating an inviting social hub for all ages.

shift04winter 2013 i studio arens i library

atirum back entrance

first floor second floor third floor

Flow as one building of four planes is suggested by the continuous planes.

Shifting of the middle plane creates interactions between the floors, opening

up the space.