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- 1. Seoyoun Yun | Interior Design Portfolio_ 2016 S
- 2. Seoyoun Yun syun@cca.edu 312.852.2744 I am majoring in interior design who graduated at California College of the Arts in May 2016 with a Bachelor of Fine Arts. I am proud of passion for design and exploration, creativity, collaborative and ability to resolving problems through diverse course work in my undergraduate training. I am interested in textiles, material durability, sustainable design, conceptual design, various social and cultural. My designs have a strong tendency to encompass such interests. I usually approach design problems both through conceptual development and formal development using my design skills. Education California College of the Arts - San Francisco, CA, US Class of 2016 BFA in Interior Design Language Korean, English Award First Place, International Interior Design Association (IIDA) Student Design Competition, 2015 Experience Moraine Valley College Korean Student Association (K.S.A) 01/2012 - 05/2013 Vice President Educated college community about Korean culture Organized interdisciplinary events, seminars, and social activities Southwest Church, IL, USA Volunteer 09/20 1 - 04/20121 Volunteered at the church outreach mission department to serve homeless people by providing food and shelter. Georgina Rice & Co, USA Internship Assisted with the maintenance of the showroom, aided the designers with fabric selections for clients, maintained the memo sample library and returned memo samples to the showrooms. 08/2013 - 12/2013Young Adult Christian Association Young Adult Leader Planned welcome events for new students. Guided new members to help them adjust to the church community. Organized social activities and actively communicated with guests of the church community. 06/2015 - 10/2015 Skills Hand Drawing Design Sketch Microsoft Office Photoshop Illustrator InDesign Rhino Vray for Rhino Mexwell for Rhino AutoCAD 3DMax
- 3. 01 NEXT UNIVERSITY 02 GEOMATERY LUMINOUS 04 ISLAND FERRY 03 NATURAL MUNI 05 PORTSMOUTH SQUARE PARKLETS 06 CITY WITHIN CITY 07 BREATHING PLEX Educational Interior Design Digital Fabrication Study Transportation Design Transportation Design Urban Design Multi-disciplinary Design The Future of the Urban Design
- 4. summer sun winter sun North South SOLAR STUDIES Solar Studies Air Exiting NEXT UNIVERSITY Fall 2014_ Interior Design Studio 3 2014 Steelcase Next Student Design Competition Next University is improving a set of educational outcomes and goals that puts it into a short list of real concepts that can guide students and add clarty to teaching and learning. The project creates an active learning environment that provides “hands-on” experiences and encourages interaction among students, faculty and professionals. The goal of the design is to encourage and bring out the creative thoughts in every student through chance encounters and interactions between the people studying in the classroom and also in between space. STUDENTS WORK CAFE Students work in the cafe and not just designated work areas that allows them to interact with one another. Student Work Cafe Student Lounge Resting Area Large Classroom Small Classroom Small Classroom Large Classroom Small Classroom Small Classroom Faculty Connection Hub Faculty Connection Hub
- 5. glass private area public area circulation STUDENT LOUNGE FACULTY CONNECTION HUB Student lounge is privated space for students through individual seating area. and group of seating area. Faculty connection hub is welcoming space for students. It is located above the student lounge.
- 6. LUMINOUS GEOMETRY Fall 2014_ Digital Media 3 Digital fabrication study The lamp has a gently rounded volume that is both sensual and elegant and is composed of a series of overlapping rings of different diameters, which create a unique light effect. A diffuser screen located on the inside conceals the technical parts and allows light through. Formetal is a pliable metal used in prototyping and creation of unique objects, that makes it a formable skeleton for sculpture, or float design. Perforated sheets of aluminum are capable of expanding and contracting. This holds new shapes with ease. By playing with the negative space, Luminous Geomentry, created varried light projections. The external structure of the lamp is two trapezoidal cylinders combined with each opposite side and looks like a jar. The outside surface is also a formable skeleton pattern which is designed large scale of pattern with negative space. It is designed to be suspended from the ceiling. The formable skeleton pattern of shadow is reflected on the wall and floor. Vertical Section Horizontal Section Diagram of Layer vertical section horizontal section
- 7. panel module 1 panel module 2 joint joint Seoyoun Yun Luminous geonetries material and geometry reserch Material samples and reflection or float design. Perforated sheet of aluminum capable of expanding and contracting. Holds new shape with ease. Diagram of Join Diagram of Module Rendered Lightting EffectMaterial Samples and Reflection
- 8. The Front Space _Working, Seating and Leaning Area Natural Muni Spring 2015_Interior Design Studio 4 2015 Transportation Competition The Muni is an integral part of public transit in San Francisco, operated on the experience of the streets, city views and the diversity of culture. The project inspired by hills, waves, different railways and the Muni logo. By abstracting the form, the project manipulated the curve as a formal language into spatial and different programs. There are different programs based on different demands, such as, who rides the muni, how long do they ride, and what time do they ride. Divided different programs into different functions of seating. There are specific seats for baby cart, wheelchair and priority seats with color coding on the floor. Added small folding tables on the back of chairs for the pupose of working. On the back of the bus there are a series of chairs facing outside which gives a better experience of the view. Thinking of the large number of people travel- ing inside the Muni, increase the standing and leaning space. On the wall and above the window, digital graphic map will have better guideline for route map- ping. The choice of recycle material such as recycle wood, stainless steel and rubber are introduced into floor and furniture pieces. Section 1/8”-1’=0”
- 9. different type of seat different type of group seat city view seat different type of leaning space different type of pole In Between Space _ Private Leaning Area The Back Space_ View of the Outside Seat
- 10. Exhibition Work space Public Food and drink Private Exits ISLAND FERRY Spring 2015_Interior Design Studio 4 2015 Transportation Competition The island Ferry invites users to productively work in their private spaces while enjoying the benefits of actively engaging in forms of city-to-nature thresholds. Upon arrival, riders are welcomed by a projected light on an undulating ceiling sculpture that ripples across public spaces. It emotionally evokes the feeling of spaciousness and congures moods that parallel with the time of day, holiday, season, and local events. The ferry will have two main cabins that evoke the presence of being in a city, paralleled with innovative products, foods, amenities, and interactive information. Sun Deck of Ferry Public area to enjoy views of nature and a community space to interact. The lighting quality in the interiors will have ripple shades on sunny days and up-lighting for foggy days. Sun Deck of Ferry_Community Area on the evening Upper Deck of Ferry_Working and Social Area Main Deck of Ferry_ Business Area
- 11. Eco Green Bamboo Reuse Local Light wood Aluminum Green rubber Durable stone tile Dark rosewood Golden pine wood City (private) Nature (public) Blue leather X 2 X 4 X 6 X 9 X 6 X 7 X 6 X 4 X 8 X 16 SECTION A 1/8'' =1'-0''SECTION B
- 12. SOLAR ENERGY SOLAR POWER CHARGER AND LIGHT PORTSMOUTH SQUARE PARKLETS Fall 2015_ Diversity Studio Hybrid-ism & Multi-Ethnicity : Chinatown This concept is designed to be close to the culture and community of Chinatown. It integrates history and culture with the environment, focussing on the deeply participatory process of sustainable, resilient and beautiful design. It changes public spaces everywhere to be converted into vibrant citizen-centric spaces that meet both the pragmatic and social needs of local communities. Features of the space include, built in seating, tables, and native plants. The ambitious project includes eating areas, a community gathering space, and a host of desired seasonal activities. The space becomes playful and engaging for all of their diverse constituencies and brings people together. People can play games and communicate with each other. There are also designated individual seating areas for working, listening to music or simply just taking rest, that are fitted with solar powered charging ports. In Portsmouth Square there are no shaded rest areas for people to sit at. Given that it is an urban setting, this design provides a rest area for the community to come together under the project of its shade. AFTERNOON EVENINGMORNING
- 13. ELEVATIONPLAN STORAGE BOX INDIVIDUAL AREA LARGE GROUP AREA WORK AREA GROUP AREA 1/8”=1’- 0”
- 14. CITY WITHIN CITY Interactions with peers, neighbors, and faculties enrich learning and the social experience. In higher education, it is critical to have an environment where students, faculty, and neighbors collaborate and educate each other as a whole community. “City within City” project reinterprets the structure of the city and adapts it in the specificity of the historical building, that houses the academic institution, to celebrate blending of academic and social sphere. This project was desined taking into account that there are intersections between living, learning, education and consuming that define boundaried for the individual and community. The Future of the Urban University 2015 IIDA Student Design Competition Group Project FIRST FLOOR BOOK CAFE The center loft is a community space to find common interests with others through collaborative space, private meeting rooms, event space.
- 15. UP UP UP UP UP UP DN UP UP UP UP UP UP UP UP UP FIRST FLOOR PLAN 1/16”= 1’- 0” GYM & EQUIPMENT RENTAL GROCERY & BAKERY CAFE BOOK & THRIFT STORE BOOK CAFE RESTAURANT & BAR PRINT SHOP PLAYGROUND THEATER MEETING ROOM MEDIA CENTER RESTING AREA (SEMI-PRIVATE) RESTING AREA (PRIVATE) EVENT SPACE LOBBY RESIDENT LOBBY LOUNGE SECURITY & RECEPTION LOUNGE SECURITY & RECEPTION SECURITY & INFORMATION SECURITY & INFORMATION DRIVEWAY The first floor is inspired by a plaza which is open to everyone as an engaging and inclusive space. On both side of the building, retail stores and restaurant are open to the community. It serves as the main thoroughfare for neighborhood and residents. For community involvement, products in the market are locally grown and fabricated. In the open center, streets and streams identify areas of different programs and navigate people to places. In the enclosed corners, there are more private resting areas for small groups of people. The center loft is a community space to find common interests with others through collaborative space, private meeting rooms, event space. Media Center and TheaterPlayground and Semi Private Resting AreaRestaurant / Bar and Meeting Room on the Loft First Floor Plan 1/32” = 1’-0”
- 16. EVENT AREA & LOUNGE INDIVIDUAL WORKSPACE GROUP WORKSPACE LARGE CLASSROOM CONFERENCE ROOM A a SMALL CLASSROOMB b LECTURE AUDITORIUMC FACULTY HOUSING LOUNGE STUDENT GROUP WORKING STUDENT HOUSING STUDENT & FACULTY COLLABORATION STUDENT & FACULTY COLLABORATION BOOK & THRIFT STORE 1F 4F ~ 6F 7F ~ 13F BOOK CAFE RESTAURANT & BAR GYM & EQUIPMENT RENTAL THEATER COMMUNITY MEETING ROOM RESTING AREA EVENT SPACE RESIDENT LOBBY SECURITY & RECEPTION PUBLIC LOBBY GROCERY & BAKERY CAFE PRIVATE OFFICE STUDENT LOUNGE STUDENT & FACULT PRIVATE MEETING AREA A A A A A A A B B B B B B a C B b FACULTY HOUSING FACULTY LOUNGE STUDENT WORKING AREA COLLABORATIVE SPACE STUDENT HOUSING SEVENTH FLOOR_FACULTY OFFICE & PRIVATE MEETING AREA FOURTH FLOOR_ROOF GARDEN/THRESHOLD TO COLLABOARTIVE SPACE PROGRAMS & SPATIAL ORGANIZATION Center part of the fourth to sixth floor is created as a shared collaborative space for faculty and students. Faculty lounges and student workspace are arranged in the center and connected through bridge of roof gardens. In this space, students and faculty interact organically through events, meetings, individual or group works, and coachings. UP DN SEVENTH FLOOR PLAN 1/16”= 1’- 0” STUDENT LOUNGE PRIVATE OFFICE SPACE SHARED SPACE GROUP WORK SPACE MEDIUM CLASSROOM SMALL CLASSROOM INDIVIDUAL WORKING INDIVIDUAL WORKING EVENT AREA & LOUNGE LECTURE AUDITORIUM
- 17. DW WO DW DW DWDW DW DW DW DW DW DW DW UP UP UPDN UP DN UP UP FOURTH FLOOR PLAN 1/16”= 1’- 0” ROOF GARDENROOF GARDEN EVENT SPACE LOUNGE LOUNGE LOUNGE KITCHEN LAUNDRY ROOM SINGLE ROOM SHARED STUDY AREASHARED STUDIO PRIATE STUDY AREA LOUNGE & BREAKOUT SPACE FACULTY LOUNGE DOUBLE ROOM DOUBLE ROOM QUAD ROOM QUAD ROOM FACULTY SINGLE ROOM FACULTY DOUBLE ROOM student faculty resident public elevator FOURTH FLOOR SHARED STUDIO SPACE IN THE RESIDENCE HALL Fourth Floor Plan 1/32” = 1’-0”
- 18. N BREATHING PLEX The Future of the Urban Community UP UP UP UP UP UP UP UP UP UP UP UP UP UP UP UP UP Lab and Print Shop Lecture Room Security & Reception Office Restroom Restroom Woman Restroom Man Restroom Restroom Small Lecture Room Backstage Music Concert Hall Resident Lobby Security & Reception Private Working Area Individual Working Area Health Care Center Consult Consult Consult Office Office Front Desk Front DeskFront Desk Gym Private Fitness Area Private Working Area Private Group Study Area Community Area Community Area Large Lecture Hall Private Gargen Community Garden Theater Private Study Area Open Study Area Library Lab and Study Area Entrance Theater Community Area Community Center Event Area Cafe & Bar Restaurant Farmer’s Market Storage Restroom Restroom Main Entrance Water Retention Bike Lane Entrance Security Desk 4 4 7 9 14 24 24 19 12 9 2 7 14 17 17 12 6 6 14 24 22 21 16 11 4 9 14 12 6 2 491724241914671218 14 9 4 2 27 4 7 6 9 10 14 19 6 611 1114 A B Spring 2016_ Studio Adv Flexible and multi- functional Urban space for the neighborhood interacts with peers, neighbors and faculties to the enrich learning and socializing experience.The intensive planting of nature both trees and garden is designed not only for their intrinsic beauty, but, also for the positive environmental effects reducing carbon dioxide, and particulates removal by air filtration. The concept of my design is bio-sustainability with urban plants and multi -functional buildings that include education, living, retail, community and social areas. The design is inspired by photosynthesis in plant cells inspired by previous research during the semester. The exterior envelope has the function of air filtration and absorbs solar energy through a transferable module. Each unit’s filters the atmospheric smog. Mountain View, CA COMMUNITY GARDEN COMMUNITY EVENT AREA FIRST PLAN 1/64”=1’-0”
- 19. Lecture Room Public Cirulation Private Cirulation Lab Security Office Lounge Open kitchen Office Concert Hall Lobby for Resident Working Area Health Care Community Area Private GardenGym and Spa Library Farmers Market Restaurant Work Cafe Second Floor Private GardenPublic Garden First Floor Merged Units Merged Unit Span Unit Extended Units Extended Units 9:00 am semi open close open PRIVATE GARDEN IN LIBRARY PRIVATE GARDEN FOR RESIDENT
- 20. 24”X48” FLUORESCNTLIGHT 24”X24” CENTRALDIFFUSER 4” RECESSED CANLIGHT 8” RECESSED CAN LIGHTOUTDOOR 5” WALL WASHER CEILING MOUNTED PENDANT WALL MOUNTED LIGHT 4 4 7 9 14 24 24 19 12 9 2 7 14 17 17 12 6 6 14 22 21 16 11 4 9 14 12 6 2 491724241914671218 14 9 4 2 27 4 7 6 9 10 14 19 6 611 1114 24”X48” FLUORESCNTLIGHT 24”X24” CENTRALDIFFUSER 4” RECESSED CANLIGHT 8” RECESSED CAN LIGHTOUTDOOR 5” WALL WASHER CEILING MOUNTED PENDANT WALL MOUNTED LIGHT REFLECTIVE CEILING PLAN _SECOND FLOOR 1/64”= 1’-0” REFLECTIVE CEILING PLAN _FIRST FLOOR 1/64”= 1’-0” SECTION B _ NORTH VIEW 1/32”=1’-0”
- 21. N Water Garden Water Retention Bike Lane DW DW DW DW DW DW DW DW DW DW DW DW WO UP UP UP UP UP UP UP UP UP UP UP UP UP UP UP UP UP UP UP UP Private Garden Man Restroom Restroom Woman Restroom Balcony Garden Cooking Studio Lounge Lounge Resident Lobby Security & Reception Security & Reception Health Care Center Private Working Area Individual Working Area Single Room Duble Room Community Area Community Area Community Area Community Area Private Gargen Community Garden Theater Security Desk Theater Consult Consult Consult Office Office Open office Front Desk Gym Lounge Spa Man’s Locker Room Individual Working Area Resting Area Public Working Area Private Study Area Event Area Cafe & Bar Cafe & Bar Private Study Area Open Study Area Lecture Room Balcony Group meeting Area Library 4 4 7 9 14 24 24 19 12 9 2 7 14 17 17 12 6 6 14 24 22 21 16 11 4 9 14 12 6 2 491724241914671218 14 9 4 2 27 4 7 6 9 10 14 19 6 611 1114 A B Mountain View, CA SECOND PLAN 1/64”=1’-0” Physical Model _ Community Garden Physical Model _ Section view Physical Model 1/32”= 1’-0”