(FUN)ctional Architecture

ctional architecturefun

[Suzy] Sooji Jung

Contents 3

Study of Polemic ...04

PART I. Fun-ctional Architecture

01. Mega FUN-ctional Landscape ...08 02. Urban Village, Boston, MA ...20

PART II. Fun

03. Bibliophiles Orchard ...30 04. Intelligent Museum ...34

PART III. Functionality

05. Travelers Pavilion ...40 06. Florence Media Center ...42

PART IV. Urban Projects

07. New Urban Ecology for LIC ...48 08. Parque TEC, Mexico ...52

PART IV. Addendum

09. Drafting Projects / Case studies ...66

Contents

Boat Museum, Clayton, NY | AutoCAD

Study of Polemic4

FUN IS ALWAYS FUNCTIONAL, AND THE FUNCTIONAL SHOULD BE FUN.

In architectural context, fun implies more than an amusement or temporal jubilancy. It is more an excla-mation mark that comes from the unexpectedness of things.Ohanamite Pavilion is a structure to offer people a viewing station for cherry blossom. In Japan, through March to May, for the cherry blossom viewing, called hanami, many people go out to look at flowers, drink and eat, play game, and even dance under the cherry blossom trees. The Ueno Park in Tokyo, Japan is famous for its cherry blossom trees, inviting Japanese and foreigners to participate hanami. However, the Ueno park houses more than flower trees. It is also a central gathering place for the homeless people in Tokyo, which estimates over 5,000. Ohanamite Pavilion is designed to house those people only except hanami period. The pavilion is open to public in late March and closed up in May, then transfromed to a shelter for the homeless. Yet, the pavilion isnt exactly a nice cozy house. With the ceiling height of 5-5, it is a space tall enough to sit or lie down but not for living in. Desirably, the pavilion would act as a station before the homeless people find a job and proper residence, while providing only minimal protection from outside environment.

FUNCTIONAL ARCHITECTURE

March 20

Study of Polemic 5

plan with reflected ceiling plan 1=1/8

longitudinal section 1=1/2

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Site MapUeno Park, Tokyo, Japantentaive hot spots forOhanamite Pavilion

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Ohanamite Pavilion at ueno park, tokyo, japan

April February

701. Fun-ctional Megastructure_Thesis project for the futre of East Asian cities, addressing the issues of scale, tradition, and architecture in Seoul

02. Boston Urban Village_Comprehensive, collaborated project for designing residency as the core of urban community

Functional ArchitectureCulmination of fun and fuctionality:

Mega FUN-ctional Landscape8

A B

Disparity

Disparity

Mega structure as solutionto create X A desires B B needs A

A desires BB needs A

A BA B

BA

Mega-X

configurationstreet configurationstreet green space

urban scape

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B

C

1. Site A: Islands and City 2. Site B: Riverside Apt Complex 3. Site C: Ttuksom Culture Center

2. Gangbyun Expressway

1. Apartment Complex

3. Ttukseom Resort

street market

Kunkuk univ.

DFLHS(SKs no.1 high school)

A B X

01. Fun-ctional Mega-structure

Mega FUN-ctional Landscape 9


Community

Sustainability

LeisureInfrastructure

Modern Technology

i. Site Investigation


a) scale: Ja-yang district

Existing

Proposed

b) scale: larger infrastructure

1) Multi-program

2) University

3) Residential _apt

4) Residential _house

Primary / SecondarySchools

KunkukUniversity

SejongUniversity Childrens Zoo

Seoul Forest

Ttukseom Resort

244 unit

187 unit

168 unit

168 unit

279 unit

260 unit

296 unit

119 unit

314 unit

118 unit

204 unit

252 unit

252 unit

178 unit

257 unit

375 unit

329 unit

80 unit

464 unit

96 unit

1,177 unit

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?? unit 214 unit

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27,000 sqm * ave 2.5 floor = 67,500 sqm1 unit = ave 60 sqm; 67,500 sqm = 1,125 unit

1,160 unit

1,125 unit

Education Network

Culture & Education Network Market / Industry NetworkTransportationLand use map

Market Network Leisure Network

Kunkuk University

Elementary

Nursingacademy

Culinary school

Aviation school Lotte dept. store(cultural education)

Gwang-jin Art hall(cultural education)

Jayang High

ElementaryShin-anElementary

Shin-an Middle

Taikwondoschool

Hakwon

Hakwon

Hakwon

Hakwon

Hakwon

Jayang 4-districtresident center

Jayang 4-districtresident center

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2.

1. Green spots2. Leisure program

Zone 1: Semi-idustrial

Zone 2: Theme park

Zone 2

Zone 3: Active commercial

Zone 3

College Avenue:karaoke, salon, meeting place, cafe, etc.

K Univ.Food street

Norunsanstreet market

street market

SaturdayBazaar

Joyangmarket

Lottedepartment store

E-Mart(grocery)

Sang-ga

Gwang-jinArt Hall

Ttuksome resort

Zone 1

Zone 1

ii. Urban Strategies


Cooking Class

Avenue of FoodBar/PubCafeRestaurantsKaraokePC roomSauna

Karaoke/Sauna/PC room

[R]hang-over

Seoul Women Resource dev. center

Joyang Market

NK Bank

Herbal Clinic

Animal hospital

Plaza

[R]pasta

[R]galbi

CafeReal estate/Poket ball

Real estate/Hair salon/BarClothes storeOptics

Star-city Plaza

K Univ. Hospital

Gwang-jin Art Hall

KEMKO(Electricity Management)

Shin-An Elementay

[R]Sushi

[R]Sushi[R]Pub

[R]Diner[R]Pub

ChurchFitness/Day-care/Laundry/

Tutoring/Interior/Studio/Real estate

Real estate agencyPiano school/GroceryPhoto studio/Church

[R]smoked eel

Lotte Department Store

K. Univ. Medical School

K. Univ. Library

CVS / Cafe

CVS / Cafe

CVS / Cafe

Parking

CVS / Cafe

K. Univ. Medical School

K. Univ. Art Hall

K. Univ. Stage

Grocery

Hardware storeGrocery

Real estate/Laundray

Electronics

Local politician office

Medical appliances

Children day-care

Electronics

Korean culture center

APT maintenance

Parking lotPiano school/[R]

Real estate/[R]hang over

Real estate agency

CVS / Interior

Real estate/InteriorComputer/Art studio/Laundry

Snack / Bar

Real estate/Laundry

Hardware store

Hardware store

Human Resources DevelopmentService of Korea

Jayang district 4residential center

Hardware store/interior/rice cake

PC rm/Real estate/Optics/Buddhist temple

PC rm/Real estate/LaundryStamp/Photo studio

Cell phone vendor

Moving company

Buddhist temple(bokyungam)CVS / Real estate agency

Diet salon / [R]pizza

iii. Zoning Strategies


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1. Residential [dorm]2. Youth culture / Commercial3. Cultural / Commercial4. Residential [office+studio]5. Community garden6. Social Welfare7. Academic8. Cultural9. Children program10. Market / Urban event11. Residential12. Night life / Commercial / Entertainment13. Community program


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restaurant/barcafeclothes/salon/cosmetic

bankhospitalchurch

public facilityeducationkindergarten

hotel/motel/innconvenient storegas station

schooluniversityculture center

play groundparking lotpark / river / lake

mixed-use commercial

Boston Urban Village18 Project collaborated with J. Bruno; Drawings on this page done by collaboration

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13

A B DC

El. 0-0

A B DC

Third FloorEl. 26-0

Second FloorEl. 14-0

Ground Floor

Fourth FloorEl. 40-0

Fifth FloorEl. 55-0

Seventh FloorEl. 80-0

Eighth FloorEl. 95-6

Ninth FloorEl. 110-0

Tenth FloorEl. 125-0

Eleventh FloorEl. 140-0

RoofEl. 20-0

Sixth FloorEl. 65-0

204020

02. Urban Village_Boston, MA

Boston Urban Village20 Project collaborated with J. Bruno; All drawings on this page done by S. Jung

SECTIONAL LAYOUT FOR PROGRAM ALLOCATION

YOUTH 24%

YOUTH

COMMUNITYCENTER

COMMUNITY

COMMUTER 10%

COMMERCIAL 25%

COMMERCIAL

COMMERCIAL

LIVE + WORK (ART) 15%

LIVE + WORK(BUSINESS) 12%

FAMILY 8%

LANDSCAPE

4%


MOST DESIRABLE DAYTIME USE

AMPLE SUNLIGHTVIEW TOWARD SOUTH BOSTON

EAST SUNLIGHT (MORNING SPACE)LESS DESIRABLE DURING DAY

UNDESIRABLE

DIRECT RELATIONSHIP TO OFFICE BUILDING

ADJACENCY TO HARBOR WALK

VIEW TOWARD RIVER / DOWNTOWN BOSTONEVENING EVENTSRELATIVELY HOT

FLOOR 2

FLOOR 3

FLOOR 4

FLOOR 5

FLOOR 6

FLOOR 7

FLOOR 8

FLOOR 9

FLOOR 10

FLOOR 11

FLOOR 12

FLOOR 13

FLOOR 14

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YOUTH

FUN

FUN

COMMUNITYCENTER

COMMUNITYCENTER

COMMUTER

COMMERCIAL

LIVE + WORK (ART)

LIVE + WORK (BUSINESS)

FAMILY

LIVE + WORK(B) WITHOUT LIVING UNITS

LANDSCAPE

Boston Urban Village 21Project collaborated with J. Bruno; All drawings on this page done by collaboration

HARB

OR

WAL

KHA

RBO

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ALK

HARB

OR

WAL

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HARB

OR

WAL

K

MARKET STREET

MARKET STREET

peoples park

childrens park

bicyclecenter

retail

retaillobby

lobby

retail

retail

retail

retail

retail

retail

loadingdock

car rampinto parking

EGRESS 1

EGRESS 2

CONVENIENCEELEVATORS

EGRESS 1 - CELEBRATED EGRESS SCULPTURAL STAIRCASE

EGRESS 2 - REGULAR EGRESS STAIRCASE - CONVENIENCE ELEVATOR

CONVENIENT ELEVATOR - ONE ELEVATOR FACING OPPOSITE SIDE

N

GROUND FLOOR PLAN1-0 = 1/128

CONNECTIVITY: FROM HARBOR WALK TO MARKET STREET CONNECTIVITY: FROM URBAN FABRIC TO PARK / MARKETPROGRAM

ACCESSIBILITY: TO SITE ACCESSIBILITY: TO UPPER FLOOR EXTERIOR v. INTERIOR

childrenspark

peoples park

cle

OR PLAN128

pedestrian

car

water taxiand boating

pedestrian

bicycle

bicycle

service car

residents parking

Project collaborated with J. Bruno; All drawings on this page done by S. JungBoston Urban Village22

01. ROOF SYSTEM

i. PV panel pergola

ii. Rainwater harvesting

*Water system diagram

02. DAY LIGHTING

SUMMER SUN ANGLE: max 71.3

WINTER SUN ANGLE: min 24.3

WATER MAIN

RAIN

ROOF GARDEN

5TH FLOOR GARDEN

SOILBED FILTERING (1st PURIFICATION)

SOILBED FILTERING (1st PURIFICATION)

FILTER A

FILTER B

MECHANICAL PURIFIER

PUMP A

PUMP B

TO SINK / BATH

TO TOILET

DRAINAGE

HEATING / COOLING SYSTEM

FORT POINTCHANNEL

DEEP SOIL

Boston Urban VillageProject collaborated with J. Bruno; All drawings on this page done by S. Jung 23

Third FloorEl. 26-0

Second FloorEl. 14-0

Ground Floor

Fourth FloorEl. 40-0

Fifth FloorEl. 55-0

Seventh FloorEl. 80-0

Eighth FloorEl. 95-6

Ninth FloorEl. 110-0

Tenth FloorEl. 123-0

Eleventh FloorEl. 145-0

RoofEl. 20-0

Sixth FloorEl. 65-0

2 8 16 32

N-S SECTION

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Program Key:


2 8 16 32

Typical Residential Floor

2 8 16 32

Family Park Floor

2 8 16 32

Roof Top Art Studio10 | Reading Room11 | Art Galley12 | Rooftop Pergola13 | Outdoor Terrace14 | Underground Parking15 | Plant Room

Program Key:


10 | Reading Room11 | Art Galley12 | Rooftop Pergola13 | Outdoor Terrace14 | Underground Parking15 | Plant Room

A

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03. Bibliophiles Orchard_A promenade of never ending book shelves; symbolism of orchard and library manifested through architecture

04. Intelligent Musuem_A museum with Brain and Smart Elevator as inspirational tools for the new type of museum promenade

Fun ProjectsFun ideas as architectural catalyst:

Intelligent Museum26

Enter to the Brain Explore Experience

research workersvisitors(on foot)

visitors(by bus)

visitors(by car)

visitors(by water taxi)

Library

Gallery 1 Gallery 2

Gallery 3

research archive research laboffice office

shop

cafe

w.c.

Project title: Intelligent MuseunCourse info: ARC 208 Design studio, Syracuse School of Architecture | Prof. Emily Pelicano

Project site: Seneca Falls, NY, USA Program: Research lab + ExhibitionDescription:

Denotation: MuseumConnotation: Information processor; BrainExpression: A systematic elevator as transportation and a meeting place of discussion and socializing.

Diagrammatic study of promanade

04. Intelligent Museum

Intelligent Museum 27

MUSEUM OF FINGERLAKES

PROFESSOR EMILY SMITH-PELLICANOSTUDENT SOOJI JUNGLOCATION SENECA FALLS, NY, USA

KEY PLAN 1-0 = 1/16

B

B

A A

N

A21-0= 1/16

N

A11-0= 1/64

A3

AA

1-0= 1/4

A3

BB

1-0= 1/4

Intelligent Museum28

Intelligent Museum 29

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05. Travelers Pavilion_Service space as main core [celebrated bathroom] to respond to the need of functional building such as a rest stop

06. Florence Media center_A suggestion for the way of creatively incorporating contemporary technology in the city trapped in medieval time

Functional ProjectsSystematic approach for fully functioning building :

Travelers Pavilion32

Project title: Traveler's PavilionCourse info: ARC 207 Design studio, Syracuse School of Architecture | Prof. Robert Svetz

Project site: Watkins Glen, NY, USA Program: Traveler's center for visitors to Watkins Glen.Description:

Denotation: Public facilityConnotation: tree house; ecological habitatExpression: Wooden structure built to blend into nature by embracing existing condition and aging gradu-ally into its surrounding.

Rhino (exploded axon)

hanging staircasesteel bars attached to wood flooring

zigzag panelszippered into ground plane

second floorwood; undulating panels 2 by 30

restroomchanel glass facade

ceiling structuresteel bars

ceiling structuresteel bars

tree holeseach hole to be shaped

to enclose a tree;3 times larger than tree diameter

cafe window [circle]shape reflecting tree holes

meeting room window [elipse]shape reflecting bridge

roofwaterproof cover on wood

05. Travelers Pavilion

Travelers Pavilion 33

E/W SECTION1/8 = 1-0

A4

N/S SECTION1/8 = 1-0

A5

Auto CAD (plans / sections) + Rhino (perspective / rendering)Auto CAD (plans / sections) + Rhino (perspective / rendering)

ELEVATION1/16 = 1-0

A2 | PLANS 1/8 = 1-0

A2

Florence Media Center34

Sant Ambrogio

Santa Maria Maddalena del Pazzi

Santa Croce

the Babtistry

Orsanmichele

San Remingo

Santa Maria NovellaSant Lorenzo

Santa Trinita

Ognissanti

Santo Spirito

Church of Reparata

San Maria Maggiore

SS Annunziata

San Marco

Sant Ambrogio


Santa Croce

the Babtistry

Orsanmichele

San Remingo


Santa Trinita

Ognissanti

Santo Spirito

Church of Reparata

San Maria Maggiore

SS Annunziata

San Marco

Sant Ambrogio


Santa Croce

Santa Croce

the Babtistry

Orsanmichele

San Remingo


Santa Trinita

Santa Trinita

Ognissanti

Ognissanti

Santo Spirito

Santo Spirito

Church of Reparata

The Babtistry and Church of Reparata

San Maria Maggiore

Santa Maria Novella

SS Annunziata

San Marco

SS Annunziata

San Marco

piazza condition

residence startedfilling up near church

the BabtistryBabtistryabtistrthe Bth B yryyy

Orsanmichelersanmicheiche e

San RemingogoSan RemingoRemn R

Santa Trinitaa TrinSantaa TrinitnitaS

SpiritoSanto S itoSpiri ontoSa tnto

Church of ReparatatChurcChhurc Rech oof f ReeparataRe

San Maria Maria San MaggioregioreMaggigiore

SanntSanSS

SS

-Piazza as main public space for suburban expansion

-Religious / Political gathering

ii. Making piazza for contemporary media art

i. Urban Condition

accessibility

site conditions-market-La Nazionale-architecture school

city center

market

church

green space

residential

iv. Programming

iii. Site Strategy

PROGRAM I: COMMERCIAL

NOT A Typical Courtyard,BUT An Urban Landscape

-cafe-restaurant-commercial strips-museum shop-market

PROGRAM II: MEDIA FORUM-gallery-media piazza

PROGRAM III: PUBLIC GROUND-event space for: architecture scool La Nazionale

06. Florence Media Center

Florence Media Center 35

Plaza Landscape

Gallery Promanade

Utility Space + Structure

Florence Media Center36

Florence Media Center 37

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Urban Projects

07. New Urban Ecology for LIC_An interactive fun trail for factory, residence, recycle system, and interventions on various urban sites

08. Monterrey Urban Initiative_ work samples from Francisco Sanin Architect

Architecture at Urban Scale Intervention :

New Urban Ecology for Long Island City40

12th StSt2th

11th StSt1th

10th StStth

9th StSt

VV n Bn Blvdernon n rne

35th Ave

34th Ave

33rd Rd

36th Ave

37th Ave

38th Ave

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PRIMARY LOCATIONS

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LOCATIONS IN-BETWEEN

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Transcript of Site V.12-37-33Vernon Blvd - 12th st / 37th Ave - 33rd Ave

- Order- Change- Alien

- Order: situation percieved as normal; space is being used as anticipated; results in ennui- Change: situation where normal and slightly abnormal coexist; adds excitement to city- Alien: situation where unexpected and unanticipated condition has arisen; may result in confusion or inspiration

1. Order

-heavy traffic-service road-public parking-private parking-industrial parking-regular warehouse-construction site-playground-waterfront-fenced garden-public park-graffiti-school-auto body shop-museum-church/convent-infrastructure

2. Change

-no traffic light-unused service road-on-street parking-parking pavilion-closed sidewalk-costco park-ivy jungle-trashed street-mini community-unused properties

33rd Ave9th St

10th St

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36th Ave36th

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07. New Urban Ecology For Long Island Cityi. Transcript of LIC V. 12-37-33Urban Analysis on Long Island City_ Collaborative project with Greg Bencivengo

New Urban Ecology for Long Island City 41

FUN TRAIL

ECO TRAIL

INDUSTRY TRAIL

ii. Fun-ctional Trail Design CollagesUrban Intervention on Long Island City_ Individual project by Sooji Jung

A great building that sustains itself but being used by no one is nothing but an abandoned facility. People find things useful not only because of pragmatic reasons but also for fun. The idea of fun that is combined with technological aspects would achieve truly sustainable architecture. The project FUN-CTIONAL TRAIL is designed specifically to tackle those four elements. Functional trail is an alternative pavement system that alters ground surface of city. The first prototype of Fun-ctional trails is Eco-trail which consists of planting carpet, water system, nutrients pipe, waste management. Eco-trail is to be introduced in an area of brown field or under-utilized public street where vegetation can bring out re-programming of the space. The Second prototype is Play-trail which connects under-utilized spatial resources throughout the city. Instead of designing single playground at a specific location, the play-trail links school, house, public park, and playground in linear path which children can explore freely in protected environment. Based on the site analysis of Long Island City (urban analysis project collaborated with G. Bencivengo, on p.46), Fun-ctional trail is layered over to promote (1) greenery, (2) fun place, (3) industry, and (4) recycling. **To envision the full potential of this project, the mega-structural form of Fun-ctional trail was applied to Manhattans urban grid (p.48-49). It is projected as architectural fantasy, yet the image proposes the humor and innovation of sustainable future typology.

i. Eco-trail: before and after

ii. Garden-trail (variation of Eco-trail): before and after

iii. Integrated Site Axon

New Urban Ecology for Long Island City42

The ultimate goal of designing Functional trail for Long Island City is to carry this model to Manhat-tan once the system is successfully exercised in this smaller scale site. Expanding the project into Manhattan should accompany corresponding site investigation and public needs. Yet the utopian scheme is studied early on by a means of collage to examine potentials of combin-ing Functional trail into existent infrastructure of Manhat-tan. One of the most important aspects of this project is that the basis of Functional trail is not designed to be site-specific to any designated location. It is more of conceptual system that can be developed in any possi-ble direction according to the projected site. The project FUNCTIONAL TRAIL is an alternative ground surface for the future city, which promotes the idea of direct engagement with people in fun, sustainable, ecological, and productive manner.

New Urban Ecology for Long Island City 43

Imaginary collage of Fun-trail inserted in lower manhattans industrial-housing building

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Syracuse University(NY, USA) Venice (Italy) Rome (Italy) Lisbon (Portugal) Jaipur (India)

AddendumDrafting / Sketching / Travel log

Travel Sketch46

Travel Sketch 47

Case Study: Villa Savoye48

Drafting Projects 49

Drafting Projects50

Sooji Jung May, 2013 51

[email protected] 347 656 9793suzy jung

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