1.ARCHITECTURE Culture Path Cliff The Garden of Ramps PATI DEL RUI PERDUT Double Negative SPLIT EQUALITY The Serpentine Observatory Blossom will be gonePRODUCT DESIGN Insert the Lights Handier Grater Return to the Nature WSPA

2. Institute CLEMSON UNIVERSITY, Barcelona StudioCourseGraduate Studio, Fall 2011 Instructor Mansilla-Ortoneda, JordiProject New ecologies for the 21st century Eixample, Surgical interventions for urban transformationCulture Path is an experience consisting of multiple layers. Each ring: that of programs, alarger pedestrian space, and vegetation make up a new public space that is both indoorsand out. It consists of 9 main programs: a market with attached community garden andcooking school, a large exhibition space to host various artists, a library, an auditorium, asoccer field, music and dance studios, as well as a day-care. The initial programs weredecided based on a loudness factor, as our initial concept surrounded the idea of loud traffic and providing a way to escape from it, into a more intimate and public space. Facades were built to further this concept and protect the programs. This further developed into anew ring: vegetation. Now, the people of 22@ are provided with easy-access parking, widerpedestrian areas inside and outside of the blocks, as well as new green spaces. 3. SiteSite is surrounded by streets, Almogavers, Pallars, Avila and Badajoz. This4 blocks have a lot of warehouses and empty space which is considered asa new public space. Using those available space and widened pedestrianfrom cleaning street parking, a new public space is created. According to thefactors, programs of cultural center are located. The level of loudness of eachstreet is deciding the thickness of facade of programs and also giving thesolution for the new forms such as ramps and stairs. Lastly, while windows and Factors for Location of Programsdoors are protected from loudness using vegetation, the location of windows1. TRAFFIC DENSITY and LOUDNESSand doors are providing connected vegetation ring. Now, Those 4 blocks havecultural centers, connected pathway with facade, and vegetaion ring.LIBRARY EXHIBITION COOKING CLASS COMMUNITY GARDEN SOCCER FIELDDAYCAREMARKETMUSIC & DANCE STUDIO AUDITORIUMOperative MapSILENT LOUDquiet street busy street2. CONNECTION with PARKING SPACE 3. HEIGHT of SURROUNDING BUILDINGS 4. SIZELIBRARYGARDEN & MARKETAUDITORIUMSOCCER FIELDLoudness Level and Vegetation Section2.06 m 4.13 m 6.20 m Solutionrampstairsstairs with platform Parking SpaceCOOKING STUDIOLevel Loudness Level 1Loudness Level 2 Loudness Level 3PedestrianDAY-CARE MARKET 2 (+1)21 Traffic Empty Space 1 (+1) 22 1 (+1) COMMUNITY33 Doors & VegetationDoors, Windows, & VegetationDoors & VegetationWarehouseGARDEN3 EXHIBITION 3 3New Public 33 3 Quiet Area DANCING STUDIO MUSIC STUDIO LIBRARY32 Middle 22 Loud Area1 (+1)2 1Program DoorWindow + Door + Window Door + Door1 (+1) VegetationAUDITORIUM 22X1m(1 X 2 ) + (2 X 1) + (1 X 2 ) m(2 X 1) + (2 X 1) mSOCCER FIELD Window and door unit1 1.5 m Vegetation each side2.5 m Vegetation on each side3 m Vegetation on each side 4. CABA Market and Community Garden B Music StudioC Day-Care and Market 5. VEGETATION on ArchitectureGrassVEGETATION RINGVEGETATION on Ramp Grass with ShrubsVEGETATION on Stairs Brick with GrassPUBLIC PATHWAYVEGETATION on PedestrianSquare Concrete PaverVEGETATION on RoadTurfstone with GrassCULTURAL PROGRAMSSTAIRS Smooth ConcretePATHWAY Wood Grain Concrete SITEGRASSField Grass 6. CliffInstitute CLEMSON UNIVERSITYCourseGraduate Studio, Spring 2011 Instructor Hecker, DouglasProject BB&T Remix, Reform Reprogram ReskinCliff is introduced as a new symbol in Asheville. For local people who love nature, the BB&T building will produce a place to learn and enjoynature and food. The building resembles the nature especially cliff. Rough surfaces, natural colors of wall and the garden of building expressthe mind of environmentally friendly Asheville people. Cliff has a concept for shifting outdoor activities to indoor sports as well as bring natureinto urban city. To give local people a meaningful enjoyment, the building has community garden, community garden market, cooking studio,food education center, event venue, library, food factory, food research center, and farm. Asheville people could see the nature, grow organiccrops, study foods, and enjoy to cook fresh and delicious food. Also, people can enjoy inside and outside of the building to do bungee jumpand rock climbing. Cliff will make people feel nature and experience a new culture.Bungee Jumping FloorBack of the Farm Front of the Farm 7. Programs and Circulation DiagramSite Plan Diagram Asheville down town in North Carolina Boltmore AveLexington Ave BB&TN Pack SquareCollege St 1st Floor Dairy farm 6th Floor Event venue 11th Floor Garden and Cooking studio15th Floor Community garden 8. SectionCommunity GardenCliff is introduced nature in the middle of the urban spaceCommunity Garden + Market to Asheville people. Because it represents the shape ofcliff. Cliff is made of stones and windows. Windows isCommunity Garden + Market producing the view as people can see on the cliff intall BB&T building while stones mix well with theCommunity Garden + Cooking Studio community garden of the top of building andfarms of the bottom of the building.Community Garden + Cooking Studio The 1st and 2nd floor of Cliff are openspaces for public people and farm atBungee Jumping Roomthe same time. So, in that openspace, people can cut throughEducation Centerthe building from southwest tonortheast or in the other way.Mini LibraryEvent VenueSmall FactoryResearch LabResearch LabRock Climbing CenterFarms 9. The Garden of Ramps Institute CLEMSON UNIVERSITY CourseGraduate Studio, Spring 2011Instructor Hecker, Douglas Project Kunsthalle NYC, Gallery design near HIGH LINE Site Information40 30The Garden of Ramps, located in New York ,20provides a new special place for public people. With10the peoples desire that they want to have art in their 00 0 /1:1 0lives and tendency that they want to enjoy their lives,ealscit is being the intimate public square and the galleryat the same time. People can enjoy their leisure timeinside and outside of the gallery. The side of theSite with HIGH LINEfaade near the High Line has long ramps and stairs.The ramp is connected each other really fluently andwhen people see the faade, they have the desire tohave experience about stepping the ramp naturally.And, the connection between the faade and theHigh Line give people the path to go High Line. Thegallery has the entrances in front of the connectionfor High Line, the first floor of south east side, andthe ramps in places. After enjoying art exhibition,people also go outside of the gallery to enjoy openspace anytime. The Garden of Ramps provide theexquisite view of sight of Hudson River to peoplewith High Line and the very unique art exhibition. Thefaade makes people have a different experienceduring watching art exhibition and leisurely life styleduring enjoying ramping garden. NE from High Line SE from High LineSW from High Line 10. PlanRestaurantExhibition 7th Floor6th FloorGift ShopLobbyLobbyEntry 4th Floor2nd FloorEducationExhibitionOutdorr SpaceHIGH LINE1st Floor2nd Basement Floor 11. Section Outdoor space RestaurantModels of Various IterventionExhibitionThe garden of ramps is made of woods and bricks. For representing woods for building materialsespecially showing wood grains, in making physical model, the way of stacking was used. And, fromLobby section model, the structures and materials of this building can be read.Cafe and Lounge Outdoor SpaceEducationLobby Outdoor Space Entry and Gift Shop Exhibition Exhibition Administrative Workshop Space Storage Space FRONT VIEWPERSPECTIVE VIEW 1/54 = 1-0First model including inner ramps which mightSecond model which has tilted facade with Third model with outside ramps and walls of windows Forth model with outside ramps and stairs which is providing Model of a section of building from underground to firstmake peoples circulation clear in the buidlingoutside ramps and connection to High Line which have each sheltered space for public people short-cut from the lower level to higher level of rampslevel floor with structures and connection with HIGH LINE 12. PATI DEL RUI PERDUT Mercat de la Boqueria, Barcelona, SpainPLAYGROUND of the LOST RIVER Institute CLEMSON UNIVERSITY CourseGraduate Studio, Fall 2010Instructor Montilla, Armando Project Space of deformation for Mercat de la Boqueria, Barcelona, Spain Cooperation project with Strang, ChristopherThe parking lot behind the Boqueria market an urban void will be transformed intothe Pati del riu perdut (The Lost RiverPlayground); a public plaza that is relaxingbut also raises environmental awareness andunites the community.The colors in the plaza will be playful and reflectthe vibrancy of urban life.The water element in the plaza reminds us ofthe ancient river that once flowed through thecity but is now covered. Water will be collectedat surface level, filtered, used as grey waterand will add a relaxing element to the park. ElPati, thus, encourages responsible ecologicalstewardship and brings attention to thecommunitys water use.A pedestrian connection between theneighborhood and the Boqueria willbe established by pushing the parkingunderground. The community will now gatherin this open and relaxing area. 13. Market was established in 1835. And, the city was planned to construct Plaza del trabajo but it was never realized. The Gardunya plaza continues to be an empty void in the midst of a vibrant city. It houses a parking lot, that does not contribute to the beauty of the city, but suggests a clash between modern necessities and environmentalLa Boqueria Market Sitecontradictions. Left side of the marketMiddle of the market Right side of the marketDesign processMarket Design concept is making urban playzone for local people with water consciousness. This will create leisure and fun in themiddle of the city and give relief from the crowds, stress, your daily routine, and your daily problems. The urban playzone will presentamphibious activities - JUMP, SLEEP, SLIDE, ROLL, SIT, LAY DOWN - to the people. The shape is from waves of water. And, the coloris from fruits of market and Norman Fosters camp nou project. The water collected from the surrounding roofs will be filtered. The waterwill then go through another filter before being utilized for grey water uses in the market. There are a few types of filters including rapidsand filtration, lava filtration and various membrane technologies such as reverse osmosis. Shape from waves of water Colors from fruits of market and Camp nou projectMaterials from Foam cladding surface and rubber surface Water Purification 14. 40 30 The colors in the plaza will be playful and reflect the vibrancy of urban life. 20 A pedestrian connection between thescale : 1/1000 10 neighborhood and the Boqueria will beCONCRETE BEAMestablished by pushing the parkingPARKING LOT RAMPCONCRETE COLUMN 0underground. The community will nowgather in this open and relaxing area.NW SectionFrom section drawing, thisopen space is produced withunderground parking space.Vehicles flow is limited by this open space.PARKING LOT RAMP for ENTRANCE PARKING LOT RAMP for EXIT CONCRETE DOUBLE T CONCRETE BEAM CONCRETE WALL CONCRETE COLUMNCONCRETE CORBELNE SectionVehiclePeoplePlanFlow Diagram 15. DoubleInstitute CLEMSON UNIVERSITYCourseVisualization, Spring 2011 Instructor Douglas HeckerProject Double NegativeDesigning Double Negative Space using 3D Software. Including making skeletons as a structure of the building and making skins as a surface.Fabrication for a section of building represented Double Negative Space.Photo realism for expression of building materials and specific space representedDouble Negative Space.Photo realism for expression of a section of double negative space 16. Modeling SurfacesDesigning double negative spaceModeling Skins Designing double negative space cutting a part of model and including skin using organic shapes Top PerspectiveModeling SkeletonsDesigning double negative space including skeleton as structures Detailed Perspective with floors Back 17. Institute CLEMSON UNIVERSITY CourseGraduate Studio, Fall 2010Instructor Montilla, Armando Project Space of Configuration for Lexington Avenue, Asheville, NC Cooperation project with Strang, ChristopherMode of TransportationTraffic calming techniques and low speed limits are intended to allow shared space and improve pedestrian, bicycle, andautomobile safety.Public Space, Education, and EnrichmentCities are enhanced when the role of public space is given its due consideration and when people can enjoy learning about theircity and surrounding area.OBSERVATION DECK LEVEL PLANWALKWAY SUPPORT SECTIONTOWER ELEVATIONSECTION with STREET ELEVATION 18. PERSPECTIVE at DAYTIME PERSPECTIVE at NIGHTTIMEFrom the analysis about programs which is distributed in Lexington Avenue, lifestyle, preferences, and needs of Asheville people can beexpected and understood. A lot of programs of shopping were existed and these shops were not usual store. But, it is hard to find theopen public spaces in this area. From a new public space of the second level of street, people can enjoy learning about their city andsurrounding area.Site Information Programs of Lexington Avenue Woodfin StCollege StPatton AveWalnut St I-240 N. Lexington Ave N. Lexington Ave Newspaper stand Fire hydrantSteess wa Flag Hia Street lampBook Telephone pole RecordCafe Utility meterPlant Shoes Bar/ClubFood & BeverageSmoking Apparel T-shirt Restaurant Bicyle rack Guard houseAntique ClotheCourtyard Shopping Open space Tree Tatoo Furniture Public Access KioskSouvenirHomeLight Gallery Trash canJewelry Bedding Parking lotPedestrian and Vehicular Street Level Plan Upper Walkway Level Plan 19. The Serpentine Observatory Institute CLEMSON UNIVERSITY CourseGraduate Studio, Fall 2010Instructor Montilla, Armando Project Space of Mystification and Construction of the architectural Pavillion Cooperation project with Strang, ChristopherThe Serpentine Observatory, located in Kensington Gardens, retains many structural subtleties and ephemeral essencesof Itos 2002 Serpentine Pavilion, while the finished structure exudes an entirely different use, structure, sensation, andappearance. The function of the Observatory is to harmonize the participant with nature. It functions as a bird and wildlifeobservatory where people can ascend the winding tower to get closer to the canopies of the trees for better views ofbirds and wildlife or to get a closer look at the sunrises, sunsets, and stars during the night. The serpentine tower providesperpetually changing areas of light and dark, shadow and shade, from the jutting platforms and altering reflections from theglass core as the sun rises and sets each day. In the end, The serpentine is derived, added, subtracted, and solved toformulate an equally useful and aesthetic addition to Kensington Gardens: The Serpentine Observatory. Serpentine Pavillion 2002 by Toyo Ito Elevation Wall A Elevation Wall B Elevation Wall C PlanElevation Wall DElevation Wall C 20. Blossom will be goneInstitute CLEMSON UNIVERSITYCourseGraduate Studio, Fall 2010 Instructor Montilla, ArmandoProject Space of Acceleration including three motion framesFirst Configuration Plan, BlossomThrough the process of blossoming and falling, the space of acceleration could be understood. The blossoming and falling of flowers couldFirst Configuration Elevation, Blossom Second Configuration Elevation, Falling of flowersalso be associated with the keyword, faded, from the quite, Invalides presents the faded old tatters of past and bygone combatants.When the flowers are falling, the life seems to be faded away but the space is newly created and open. On the contrary, the space can beclosed by falling of leaves. With characetristics of bending and rotating, creating and closing spaces are directly represented in the model.Second Configuration Plan, Falling of flowersOpened space can give human a new way, and closed space becomes a shelter for people.Third Configuration Plan, Falling of leaves First Configuration, BlossomSecond Configuration, Falling of flowers Moving FrameMoving FrameMoving Frame Moving FrameThird Configuration, Falling of leaves 21. User ScenarioInsert the LightsInstitute SAMSUNG ART and DESIGN INSTITUTECourseProduct Modeling, Fall 2007 Instructor Yeong-chun ParkProject Lighting Design Turn on the lights by inserting glass tubes into bodys holes. Control the intensity, direction, and height of illumination yourself.This is a nature-based design.Body is finished with glossy dark reddish brown paint.Frosted glass tubes make the light soft. 22. Sketch Rhino Modeling PerspectiveTop 119.55 160.23 20.00 688.00126.83119.66Front RightProduct Modeling 23. Handier GraterInstitute SAMSUNG ART and DESIGN INSTITUTECourseProduct Redesign, Fall 2007 Instructor Yoon-dong LeeProject Everyday Goods Design More convenient. Cleaner. Safer. Grate food with newly designed handier grater.Project Definition UnderstandingObservation and Opportunity Concept Development Final ProposalManufacturer, Observation:Product concept: 2-Dimensional viewsconsumer price, The analysis of user and users circumstances Controlling the grating direction, sturdy grip, cylindricalproduction cost,through interviews and survey, field research.shape, use of materials such as rubber, stainless steel,material, and transparent polypropylene.molding methods,Design concept:grater analysis,Transparent, pure, curvy, smooth, handy.market understanding. High price3-Dimensional modeling Opportunity:Function + Form Hard to wash, hard to store, Function food stuck in the grater holes, need for measuring Sketch: Grater is my choice for value the quantity of contents, untidiness around the up redesign of inexpensivegrater,Market everyday goods.trend Goal safety, slippery handle, An innovative and originalneed for better shape. product redesign concept.Low price 24. Returnto the NatureInstitute SAMSUNG ART and DESIGN INSTITUTECourseIndustry-University Cooperation, Winter 2007 Instructor Myung-jin KimProject Appliance Pattern DesignTodays destruction of the environment threatens the whole world.Customer demands for green products and technologies are on the rise.Customers want high technologies with green design,daily necessities made of natural materials,and nature-preserving green electronics.Using dimensional mix and fantastic illusion,the pattern is designed to respond to rising needs of customers. 25. BACKGROUNDProduct trend: Interior trend:Architectural trend:Maison and Objet Paris, 2007: Warning:Many products with description like natural, home-made, andThere is a use of natural materials. With a motive from nature, architects express modern and futuristic features of Interior design items using soft, peaceful, and comfortable materials of Warning about global warming. Many islands will sink under the water as the sea level rises.eco become popular and successful. The use of soil, stones, pebbles, plants, and sun light is considered as an emerging style curved lines. nature. Corporate responsibility to protect environment is vital. Unregulated e-waste has been piled up inThe trend of environment-friendly products affects corporate in interior design. The use of nature wallpapers and placing plants inside the structuresDue to increased demand for green buildings, ecological construction materialsObjet and space soiled by the hand over times with emotion. Trend of underdeveloped conturies. The notion of ethical shopping is widely spreading across the world.management plan as well as personal ethics.emphasize green design.are used widely.dull brown and green color. APPLICATIONCONCEPTKEYWORDS High technology + NatureDaily necessities = Natural object Global warning - Green Electronics Feel nature closely with state-of-the-art green technologies.Realization of green ideal with nature patterns. Di mensional MixFantastic Illusion 26. WSPA Institute SAMSUNG ART and DESIGN INSTITUTE Course2-Dimensional Design, Spring 2007Instructor Myung-jin Kim Project Pattern and Identity DesignA proposal for identity renewal of World Society for the Protection of Animals.Brand identity of WSPA inspired by endangered frigate bird.Contrasting images of one frigate bird flying high and another cowering in fear are used to create pattern design.These patterns represent the meaning of WSPA that people should protect endangered species.Earthy, traditional, and calm colors express seriousness. 27. Pachage desirn for Brand Identity of WSPA World Society for the Protection of Animals WSPAWorld Society for the Protection of Animals malsof Ani ection e Prot for th tySocieWorldWorld Society for the Protection of Animals World Society for the Protection of Animals World Society for the Protection of Animals 120-601 Hanshin APT Dobong-2Dong, Dobong-Gu Seoul, Korea 132-731World Society for the Protection of Animals World Society for the Protection of AnimalsMinji Kim Designer+82-11-9883-0455Public Relations Departmentminjikim81@gmail.comMinji KimDesignerPublic Relations Department120-601 Hanshin APTDobong-2Dong, Dobong-GuWSPAWorld Society for the Protection of AnimalsWSPAWorld Society for the Protection of AnimalsSeoul, Korea 132-731+82-11-9883-0455minjikim81@gmail.com