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YOUNGJAE CHUNG

PortfolioAdmissionApplicantMay 2010


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In designingrationally orimprovisationally,I ask the same thing.

Is there any reason whythis sholud not be tried?

Explorations inColors,

Shapes,Functions

: Prior to 2004.

improvisational

free owingdisinterested

rationalconcrete

goal-oriented

Designing is like navigating.

In designing I attempt to mark out not only of the surfaces or places that only

exist in my imagination but also of many bonds we settle toward each other and

our environment. Designing a space means nding an entry toward a creative

instinct and a rm resolution at once.

When an instinct and a resolution accompany each other, they power

all the endeavors to protect, develop and deliver contemporary expressions and intelligent systems

that materialize how we might live life more aesthetically and ethically. Conicts of interests are

anticipated, so peridoic acts of reconciliation beween opposing sides are welcomed.


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7. Coastal community rebuilding proposal

Table of contents Key words

1.Eco balance report

2010

Balance

Assembly

Standardized dimensions

Universality

kit of parts

Urban ecology

Prompt respose

Renovation

Experiential learning

Instrumentation

Open-endedness

Self guidance12. Montessori school

11. Multi-generational housing in the peidmont

10. Transformable life science eld unit

9. Summer + volunteer projects, workshop

8. Renderings and 3d modelling - Helicon works

6. Bat tower

5. Eco Sports Complex

4. Illustrations for patent application

3. Temporary outdoor gallery competition entry

2. Haiti building system animation


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Temporary OutdoorGallery Space 3

Austin, TX

Type : Outdoorgallery space

Exploration in

- utilizing affordable materialsin their standardized dimensions

- minimizing material waste or cut-offs

- exible modularity

- light weightconstruction

A solo competition entry

Animation Stills

BuildingSystemfor Haiti

Involvement : Animator

Type : Temporarydisaster relief

Exploration in- compact packing- modularity- light weight

construction

Began : Feb. 10Ended : Feb. 10

ProfessionalAnimation

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10 x 20

10 x 10

10 x 20

10 x 4folded galvanized sheet metal

folding seams


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Type: Recreational

Involvement:Design Schematics,3D visualizations, Presentationslides

Explorations in- off grid- modular

Began : Jul. 09Ended : Aug. 09

ProfessionalProposal,commissioned

EcologicalSportsComplex

proposed building site

Social - tailoring to a group of clients who are interested in a more interactive and fresh social sceneaway from the ordinary gyms

Cultural - seeking an alternative environment away from indoor gyms heavy on machine controlledindoor out to public parks

Economic - modular system that allows many scales of exible installation

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Life cycle design

Food

Air

Water

Energy

MaterialTree planters/Megaora : rapidly growing, high carbon sink material All Dismountable

Solar electric Man power : exercise euipment = generator Piezoelectricity

Rain collection 2 types of Cisterns Efcient water xtures Greywater garden

Megaora Community garden planters

Community garden planters/Greywater treatment Tree planters/Blackwater treatment

Regular Indoor Gym

+ Laura Cisneros, the client & lead trainer

- all the grid tied utility

+ on-site renewable energy + water

- all the indoor gym people

+ the urban animals

= ESC (Eco Sports Complex)

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UrbanBatTower

Involvement:Project leader,3D visualization,Economic and technicalfeasibility research

Type :

Animal ShelterExploration in- Living Machine- Adaptive Resue- Components fromConstruction and

Agricultural Sector

Proposal

Began : Nov.09Ended : Nov.09

The living pool is a low impactfoundation- stabilizes against the wind- keeps phospherous and nitrogenrich guano (bat feces) ready foragriculture- can be placed near urban ediblegardens as a source of fertilizer

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In Austin Texas, there are between 750,000 and 1.5 million bats residing underneath the Congress bridge each summer.

Life cycle design

Food

Water

Material

Exploration in shapes

Expanding the Denition of Living Machine in Austin, TX

keepsmosquitos

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Social cycle:community designgames tourban planning

Cultural cycle:Regional to

contemporary

Economic cycle:Expansion toContraction,Recession toBoom

CoastalCommunityResearchCenter

CoastalCommunityRebuildingProposal

Hurrican Ike

Type : Building System

Exploration in

- Metabolist Movement

- Real Scale Prototype

- Material combination :

Magnesium Oxide based

Cement + EPS + glass

- Social :

disaster relief

- Cultural :

house produced like

a car or a ship

- Economic :

modular incremental

construction =

lower front cost

Began : Jun. 09

Ended : Oct. 09

Building system and

urban planning Proposal

Can modular architecture advance beyond criticisms of technocracy and re up the imagination of uniquely regional building trades?

Texas Galvaston Project site

Manufacturing + chemical processesbehind a non-portland cement based,reduced carbon footprint cement utilizingoil and desalination industry byproduct

Upcycl

Recycl

Reuse

2030

2010

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deconstruction

construction

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InnovationInterventionBoom

Project life cycle

expansion

Manufacturing cycle Project site

IDEA

- a life cycle of social, cultural, and economic cycles

Food

Air

Water

Energy

Material

industry

time

Life cycle design

DESIGN

- modular, aggregation

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MODULE MODEL


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Kitchen- or -

bathroom- or -

green house- or -

window seat

MinimalImpact

RemovableFoundation

10x10x10Module

Wind Power

Ventilation

Rain collection

storage

living

Utility access : on vertices

Section perspective:a single-moduled, compact living condition

Kitchen

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1. Library/ Great hall

2. Research Labs

3. Classrooms

4. Saltwater Water

Treatment Gardens

5. Raised Bed Gardens

6. Freshwater Pool

7. Mobile Lab

8. Covered Parking

9. Combined Wind

Power + Water Towers

CoastalCommunityResearchCenter

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Site planCommunity gaming Urban planningGalveston conceptual model

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Existing exampleGeobarrier by Hydro Response LTD

Wind PowerGenerator

NaturalVentilation

Library

Great hall

Library

Library

Peter McIntyresSeawall design

Helical anchor vsRegular footer

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Worked in a team of six to create this proposal, and as the resultit was awarded a hundred thousand dollars to continue research and development of three building systemsthat dramatically reduce the use of portland based cement while increasing hurricane resilience of structures to be rebuilt or built anew.


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Sixteen Silos,Sixteen Shades of Yellow

Type : Art Instrallation

Involvement:Fabrication and installation

Art Installation at LaFarge Cement Chesapeake Termi-nal, Chesapeake, VA, 2006

In collaboration with- Artist Sanda Iliescu- Pheobe Crisman

Academic volunteer project

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Summer 2007Community Design Build

Type : Trail head shed

Involvement:Design and build

12 design builders, 12 days to design,build, and deliver

In collaboration with- Steve Badanes + Jim Andamson(Jersey Devil Design Build)

Summer work shop

CAD permit drawings

Type : Residential renovation, addition

Involvement:Construction Documentation

In collaboration with- Joseph Klocker, Principal

Part time work

design - build

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Residence inCharlottesville, VA

Type : Single family residence

Involvement:Construction carpentry

1000 sq.ft. each oorFramed two stories andattic with knee wallin a team of three

Paid full time construction Work


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Project Manager : Bill Hutchins, AIA, Helicon WorksA house on the eastern shorev

my role : 3d model maker, renderer

* Plan + section drawings by Bill Hutchins, the principal of Helicon works

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Involvement:3d modeller,Renderer

Type :GreeneldResidential

Exploration

- in breaking upvolumesto limitfootprint

- in Mondrianinspiredwindowcomposition

- in naturalventilationusing a cupola

Began : Nov.08Ended : Jan.09

Professional

Rendering

An EasternShore House1

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Interior

Renderings

1. Chocolatierskitchen

2. Historicrenovation +addition

3. Kitchenremodeling

4. Residentialremodeling


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Type : Temporary work/Live

Exploration in-Off Grid

-Modularity-Field Laboratory

Studio Critic : Earl Mark, Ph.D.

AcademicDesign Studio

concept :System of Systems

+ insertableInstrumentation

Specialized :Field ecology

EnergyOrinthology

Basic :CookingWashingStoring

OFF LIMIT

BIRDSLIVE HERE

OK IFYOU CAN

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Modularity:

a strategy for exible sub-componentized instruments

Studio 402:TransformableLife ScienceField Unit

site boundary

Great Duck Island,

Maine

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Foldable Structure :

a strategy for a minimal impact on an ecologically fragile site

Maya Animation stills

desk

pier foundation

cistern

rain collection

sleepingpods

wormseye drawing

Concept photomontage

Exploded Exon


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ConnectionDetail

ConnectionDetail

SleepArrangement

Solar Thermal

Solar PV

Semi-circular Scheme

does it express the preciousness of the place?


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generation 1 generation 2 generation 3

The Piedmont Region

Historically suffered the most severe

loss of top soil in the south east of the

U.S.A., mainly due to high erosion tied

to modern agricultural practices and

deforestration.

Social

: draws attention to- two regional issues ; topsoil and water conservation- a world issue ; Darfur andfreshwater conservation.

Cultural

: adapting an agriculturalpractice by a local farmer& activst group focused onrestoring top soil and pro-ducing healthy food locally.

Economic

: savings on water,additional re hazardsafety provided withcisterns.

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Type : Multi family residentialExploration in- economy of water- how water cycle works- grey water systems- conservation ethos

Studio Critic :Charles Menefee III


Portuguese underground cisternEl Jadida in Morocco.

generation 1 generat ion 2 generat ion 3

Top soil Restoration

a strategy to improve soil quality over generations

Architecture of waterInternational precedent:

Restored depthof topsoil


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Generation 1 : Design Elements0. community cistern / 1. individual cistern / 2.Rain collection / 3.Active Solar / 4.Aquaduct / 5.Sub Su rface Water Treating Plants

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2% slope - the minimum requiredfor gravity fed water conveyance

Well

Aquaduct + property partition

Entry into each lot

Water cisten :capacity approx. 1800U.S. uid gallons

Roof : 2300 sq.ft With 4 in.of average rain per month,one can expect to harvest5000 gallons of water permonth

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MontessoriSchool forChildren

Type : Urban InllExplorations in- Descending Light

- Flowing Edges- Mixed-use Stairs

Studio critic:

Anselmo Canfora


entry view

entry view

socialize

In expressing the culture of montesorri education, reading became an central learning experience around which sleeping, socializing and playing revolve around.

Street side

Alley side

Ground oor exon

Read

Play

look out

sleepgreet

greet

Street side Alley side


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2nd StoryLibrary entrance

Roof Deck View

Street

Alley /

parking Lot

View fromthe parking lot


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Youngjae Chung, LEED AP [email protected]

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