spring 2014

interior designer?

“Jean” Giwon Baik

“Jean” Giwon Baik

University of Cincinnati, OhioCollege of Design, Architecture, Art and PlanningInterior Design Class of 2014G.P.A. 3.5/4.0Dean’s List

Saint Mary’s High SchoolClass of 2009Raleigh, NCG.P.A. 3.8/4.0National Honors Society Member

519 Riddle Rd. Apt 5Cincinnati OH 45220

(847) 682-9555baikgn@mail.uc.edu

Intern DesignerSept - Dec 2013 (4 months)

New York City

Intern DesignerJan - May 2013 (4 months)

Los Angeles

2012 - 20132008 - 2010

2010

2008

201220092009

ExpertExperienced

ExpertProficient

ExpertFluent

Summer Intern Jun - Aug 2012 (3 months)

Chicago

InternSept - Dec 2011 (3 months)

Chicago

InternMar - Jun 2011 (3 months)

San Francisco

International Ambassador at UCHabitat for Humanity in South KoreaAutoCAD teacher assistance for the summer school at Huree University in MongoliaArt teacher assistance at HanSaRang work activity center

Education Experience

Skills

Awards

Volunteer

Worked on high-end hospitality projects, competi-tions and local restaurant renovation + re-branding. Assisted designers with drawing furniture and pro-ducing design options in Revit, Rhino and 3ds Max. Attended client meetings. Composed FF&E bind-ers, material boards, and photoshop renderings for clients.

Worked on construction documents for high-end hospitality and residential projects. Developed el-evations, plans, and furniture drawings in AutoCAD. Visited project sites and attended client meetings. Built 3d models on SketchUp and produced Photo-shop renderings. Composed FF&E binders and ma-terial boards for clients.

Worked on commercial projects such as the Apple IL campus engineer office and lobby renovations. Assisted with producing Photoshop renderings, making material boards, and FF&E binders for client. Organized and maintained the materials library.

Worked on the lobby design of a skyscraper in Tian-jin, China. Built 3D models in Rhino and explored design options. Rendered perspectives using V-Ray and Photoshop and produced detailed drawings in AutoCAD. Designed two lighting fixtures for the el-evator lobby.

Worked on hospitality projects. Designed decora-tive wall for the lobby and built 3d models in Rhino. Organized FF&E binders for mock up room. Pre-pared presentation boards for client meeting. Or-ganized and maintained the materials library.

Revit, AutoCAD, SketchUp, Rhinonceros 3D 3ds Max, Maya, V-rayAdobe, Photoshop, Illustrator, InDesignMicrosoft OfficeMac and PC systemsFluent in Korean and English

Paris study abroad ScholarshipNC Congressional art competitionArt Scholarship

2009 - 2014

2007 - 2009

clifton literary center286 Ludlow Ave, Cincinnati, OH

professor: Brian Ringleysophomore fall quarter 2010individual project

the concept is to join hosea ave and ludlow ave into the space by following a radial grid. this literary center is widely open to both hosea ave and ludlow ave because it is a parking lot currently, the two streets have very different characteristics, hosea ave is quiet and gentle whereas ludlow ave is energetic and lively. just like these two different characters of the streets have combined together, any writers who have different characteristics can come to the space and write down their imagination.

CONCEPT 2

August 21, 9:30 amSunlight comes into the room indirectly

January 21, 9:30 amSunlight comes into the room directly

August 21, NoonSummer (630)

January 21, NoonWinter (300)

3 NATURAL VENTILATION & SUNLIGHT

there is stack ventilation in this building. wind will come through the cube on the first floor which has doors on each side. then the wind will come upstairs through the spiral staircase and meet with another air circulation that comes from windows on three sides.

HEATING 4

summer sunlight (63o) summer sunlight (63o)

winter sunlight (30o) winter sunlight (30o)

the window is cut to parallel to the azimuth of summer sunlight to reduce material,

heat gainhowever, since the sunroof has louvers which block the sunlight, the actual heat gain will be less than heat lost. If the sunroof does not count as glazing, the total area of exterior is 15,458 ft2 and the total area of glazing is 2,787 ft2. hence, heat gain of this building is 18.03%

heat losttotal area of exterior wall is 13,322 ft2 (including the roof) and total area of glazing is 4,923 ft2. It illustrates that possible area of heat lost is 36.95% of the building.

north elevation west elevation Wall : Glazing1,326 ft2 : 354ft2

Wall : Glazing2,634 ft2 : 1,546ft2

east elevation south elevation Wall : Glazing

1,417 ft2 : 887ft2 Wall : Glazing

3,558 ft2 : 2,136ft2

north elevation

south elevation

5 REVIT MODELING 1. gravel stop 2. roof membrane 3. metal fascia and ventilated soffit 4. masonry wall 5. cavity 6. insulation 7. wire ties and joint reinforcing 8. rigid foam insulation 9. sheet vinyl floor and vinyl base10. concrete topping11. joists 12. beam13. gypsum board14. joists15. a reinforced concrete block16. steel bars17. soil18. drain19. footing20. concrete21. slab

FIRST FLOOR PLAN 6

renderings of north entry and interior view in revit and photoshop

overall view in the site

second floor interiorfront entry

sky roof with louvers

REVIT RENDERING 8

McAlpin residential project15 West 4th St, Cincinnati, OH

professor: Edson Cabalfin, Patrick Snadonsophomore winter quarter 2011individual project

work vs homethe client ashely is a

pharmacist who works at a hospital. Being a

scientist, she would be in a very strict en-vironment such as no mistakes are allowed.

therefore,when she comes home, all she wants to do is rest. relax.

rotating picture frame on the hall way

when light hits wa-ter, it creates these beautiful curves

light shines from above and washes down on curved canyon walls

parti model:

my parti is light coming from above and wash down the beautiful curved walls. light rep-resents her work. when the light hits the curved walls not only it bright-ens the space but also gives her relief

CONCEPT12

floor plansectionmaterialappliancelighting detail

master bedroom

15 REVIT RENDERING

kitchen

REVIT RENDERING 16

bose speaker office design 139 Main Street Cambridge, MA

professor: Krista Waitzsophomore summer quarter 2011individual project

BUILDING EXTERIOR18

* The building, Kring, is an existing building in Seoul, South Korea

Concept Guide

Principles

Building Analysis

As the sound wave spreads out from the center, the office layout begins with a meeting space in the center of each depart-ment. Individual work spaces are placed around the center, which symbolizes the spread of ideas, inno-vation and teamwork that happens in the meeting space.

The building is an existing building that is in Seoul, Korea. I chose this building because its facade re-sembles sound waves on water. However, the existing building had very thick concrete walls on all four sides, so I changed the sides and back walls of the building to glass to bring in more natural light into the office.

1. conference room in the center2. individual work desks are around the conference room3. dark carpet for conference area light carpet for workstation area 4. each department forms a sound wave circle5. all walls are blue (bose logo color)

REVIT RENDERING 20

Floor Plan

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hallway & workstation hallway & workstation

on the way to the big conference room

REVIT RENDERING 22

hallway from lobby

Conference Room

inside the conference room

REVIT RENDERING 24

shoe rack for “Camper“

professor: Jim Postell & Nick Germannjunior spring semester 2012individual project

furniture and millwork

At a glance is a shoe display for the shoe store “Camper“ that allows the shopper to have a view of every shoe on display at one glance. At a glance is considered a solution for space, height, and display challenges that are faced by current on-the-market shoe racks.

Different types of shoes require different amounts of space. Therefore, this shoe rack accomodates all styles of shoes. The inspiration is from the function of a satalite dish, in which the signals eventually recede to focus at one point. In this case, the shoe rack being the satalite and the person being the focus. It is designed to allow the user to see every shoe, on every shelf at all height levels,

In order to achieve this goal, the shoes on the shelves are displayed vertically along the curve, propped up by bungee cords.

CONCEPT 26

All the pieces of At a glance are cut in a Rapid Prototyping Center using the CNC Raster (KOMO). All the panels are inter-locking and use bungee cords to support the shoes. The cost of this project was total of $222.76. 2 sheets of 4’x 8’(1/2” thick) are $28 each. Paint was $35, SGT KNOTS® Shock Cord was $28.16, RPC job was $103.60The color of shoe rack is red on the ouside and white on the inside. The color of the shoe rack was decided by Camper‘s brand color.

27 STORE RENDERING & MAKING PROCESS

Side View

Process

At a glance’s widest dimension is 48.45” (123.063cm)w x 15.3” (38.862cm)d x 66”(167.64cm)h.

FINAL 28PRODUCT

StudiosArchitecture

I worked directly with designers to provide rendering options, commu-nicate with sales representatives, make finish boards and binders, as well as select furniture and finishes

conference room rendering in photoshop

PHOTOSHOP RENDERING 30

furniture finish template design for CHIC office design in Indesign

standard finish board

31 TEMPLATE & FINISH BOARD

GLAZING ASSCHED.

ANODIZED ALUM. STOREFRONT TRACK AS SCHED.PTN. AS SCHED.

SNAP TOGETHER ALUM.EXTRUSION FILL W/BATTINSULATION FINISH TOMATCH (E) MULLION

CLOSED CELL SINGLE-SIDEDADHESIVE NEOPRENE TAPEW/ CONTINUMOUSACOUSTICALSEALANT, BOTH SIDES(NO ADHESIVE ON GLASS)

(E) BASE BUILDING MULLIONSEE

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FALSE MULLION @ VESTIBULE - APPLE_TA3-WWTD

GLAZING ASSCHED.

ANODIZED ALUM. STOREFRONT TRACK AS SCHED.PTN. AS SCHED.

SNAP TOGETHER ALUM.EXTRUSION FILL W/BATTINSULATION FINISH TOMATCH (E) MULLION

CLOSED CELL SINGLE-SIDEDADHESIVE NEOPRENE TAPEW/ CONTINUMOUSACOUSTICALSEALANT, BOTH SIDES(NO ADHESIVE ON GLASS)

(E) BASE BUILDING MULLIONSEE

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FALSE MULLION @ VESTIBULE - APPLE_TA3-WWTD

REVIT DETAIL DRAWING 32

Skidmore, Owings and MerrillSummer 2012, I worked on CTF Tianjin Tower’s lobby design. My duty was to explore design options of the core, ceiling and the floor in Rhino and ren-der in V-Ray and Photoshop. I also built the physical model.

elevator core lighting design & photoshop rendering

PHOTOSHOP RENDERING 34

35 V-RAY RENDERING

the design concept was a white gallery. my main duty was to explore pattern options for the core walls, ceiling and the floor as well as the connection of the core walls to the ceiling and the floor

skyscraper lobby wall and ceiling pattern options in Rhino and V-Ray

V-RAY RENDERING 36

GenslerWinter 2013, I was in a hospitality studio. My duties were rendering in pho-toshop, making material boards, writing specifications and exploring design options using 3d programs such as Revit, Rhino, sketch-up and 3ds max.

The intern project at Gensler LA was to design a futuristic building or an object to revitalize down-town LA. I chose to design S-PARK, a parking lot that is next to the Staples Center. The concept was to treat a car like a pet. In this parking lot, you can bring your car to a restaurant, a movie theater, and a park. On the facade of the building, advertisements about cars play 10 times a day.

INTERN PROECT “S-PARK” 38

media mesh advertising wall

car park

automatic parking system + car restaurant

automatic parking system + car theater

http://prezi.com/kpxslptvlpge/gensler-dtla-intern-project/

The name of this project is S-PARK. S-PARK comes from “STOP, SEE the cars that are parked here and, SHOW off your car too!” In S-PARK, you can hang out with your car, learn about cars and share information with other people about cars. This will be the spark of LA downtown

media mesh advertising wall

INTERN PROECT “S-PARK” 40

41 FLOOR PLANS PHOTOSHOP RENDERINGS

Elevation rendering material board

This project was for the anual “Radical Innovation in Hospitality” competition that I was involved in.The main idea was to incorporate hospitality features into a self-driving car for the people who spend hours commuting in a car. This can be rented hourly or be purchased. My duty was to build the model in sketch up and working with rendering frims to produce the realistic renderings.

43 COMPETITION

baikgn@mail.uc.edu847.682.9555

“Jean” Giwon Baik