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Happy to share that in May I graduated from Pratt Institute School of Architecture as a recipient of the Outstanding Merit Award. Following graduation, I will be working as an Architectural Designer in New York.

많이 보고 많이 배우고 많이 느꼈습니다.
재미있는 프로젝트하는 건축가 되겠습니다.
여정을 도와준 가족들 친구들 감사합니다. taken in Brooklyn, New York by @arc_museum

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Sustainable building system🔄
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Graphic reference from ‘The Architecture of Closed Worlds: or, What is the Power of Shit?’ by @lydiakallipoliti taken in Pratt Institute School of Architecture, Higgins hall by @arc_museum

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Unrolled multiple sections 🏡 taken in Pratt Institute School of Architecture, Higgins hall by @arc_museum

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Physical models are probably the most intuitive way to communicate architectural ideas.
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Project partner with @xiang.12.24 taken in Pratt Institute School of Architecture, Higgins hall by @arc_museum

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Precedent study - AI agent - Rationalized plan 🤖
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LoLux urban housing studio Jonas Coersmeier at Pratt Graduate Architecture
#lolux @coersmeier taken in Pratt Institute School of Architecture, Higgins hall by @arc_museum

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This project started from a simple curiosity about dogs’ sleeping postures. After analyzing the sleeping positions of small to mid sized dogs and consulting with veterinarians, we developed a detachable latex mattress that can be replaced independently of the frame.
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Project done in 2018
Younghwan Cho @hwan_arc
Eunjae Jeong @comeunjae
Seeun Lee @seeunovo
Dou Kim @ehdnkim taken in Seoul, South Korea by @arc_museum

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We analyzed, tested, and built it.
🏛️🏢🧱 taken in Pratt Institute School of Architecture by @arc_museum

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This project transforms Istanbul’s Haydarpaşa Train Station into a hydrological conduit, unearthing the city’s buried natural history. Once a hub for mechanical transit, the station is reimagined with a Muqarnas shell that functions as a harvesting skin for rainwater. Collected water cascades through a visible network of conduits traversing the architectural volume, eventually accumulating in massive subterranean cisterns. The museum serves simultaneously as a research laboratory and a gallery of the hydrological cycle, showcasing the interplay between human intervention and natural processes.

This infrastructure transcends passive storage; it acts as an active ecological machine, revitalizing the site’s historical, vanished riverbed through daylighting. As a living archive of urban metabolism, the museum breathes life into the city’s water systems. By reconnecting forgotten ecological lineages through historical resource management, the project proposes a resilient and sustainable urban future. taken in Pratt Institute School of Architecture by @arc_museum

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"A collage is a document that fixes a thought in a place, but it fixes it in a vague way, deformed and deformable; it fixes a reality in order to be able to work with it. When we turn a pocket inside out, the objects fall and we gather them" E. Miralles taken in Pratt Institute School of Architecture by @arc_museum

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A labyrinth on the top floor of the museum, created through a solar study of the site

and.. some drawings and diagram!
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Project in collaboration with @eugene_kii taken in Pratt Institute School of Architecture by @arc_museum

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Collaborating with others is always such an exciting experience.🫶

Although we didn’t really focus on materials in class this semester, I kept getting this profound sense of space while working in Rhino, and I really wanted to capture that. Paradoxically, the lack of materials actually pushed me to dive into the world of monochrome architectural photography and drawings. I spent time researching the misty, atmospheric vibes of Hugh Ferriss, Julius Shulman’s iconic shot of Case Study House #22, the spatial depth and mood in Hélène Binet’s photos, and the clean structure of Ezra Stoller’s work. I was obsessed with how to translate that specific sense of space and atmosphere into my own renderings.

Along the way, I reached out to a super talented painter friend of mine, @q_______0 , and asked if he’d be down to charcoal-render my project. He was totally on board, and I’m so stoked to be working with him. Huge shout out to @q_______0 for bringing this whole vision to life! taken in Pratt Institute School of Architecture by @arc_museum

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Perfecting the toolpath and showing our work at the @prattresearch Open House: Hyperstitch explores crochet-based fabrication as a method for creating dynamic, climate-adaptive and self-supporting architectural forms by crocheting with a robotic arm. The aims of the project are: -Examine the nimble performance of soft structures and their ability to rebound from deformation without breaking; and -Set up a workflow for rigorous experimentation of robotic crochet fabrication, as well as its quantitative and qualitative assessments. Visualization @arc_museum by @arc_museum

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