stimulus

October 24, 2009

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Proposal for the Northern Ontario School of Architecture

Architecture is a field of studying space through questioning current society. Many architects design and study from buildings, infrastructure, urban planning to government policy. This distinguishes architecture form other design fields. These spatial designers synthesize sociological issues in architectural way.
Education in architecture school is for training students how to deal with social issues as well as how to design building. Either professor or student as a professional gives each other interactive lesson. By chemical action in the group of professors and students, architecture school should be the most intense place in architecture field. And the core of architecture school is the design studio. Architecture school plays an important role as intersection between society and academy. In Advance, architecture school stimulates society and is stimulated by it.
The site for the Northern Ontario School of Architecture (NOSOA) is located at the corner of Elm Street and Durham Street. This site is the center of the City of Greater Sudbury and surrounded by many local facilities. It is easy to impact on community and to be impacted by it. New building for NOSOA is designed considering influx and outflow between community and studio. Overall building is floating from the ground and covered by fluid skin on the wall and ceiling. The flat public zone is easy for visitors and students to draw in and the skin gives visitors and students visual connection and makes them perceive the space continuous. The continuous space connects to the main atrium which is core of the circulation and design studios. This carved-shape core acts as a medium between out-community and indoor-school in visual and programmatic way. While accepting existing fabrics of Northern Ontario, new school will provide a new layer of fabric.

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Yong Ju Lee +Brian Brush

photographed by Yuan Tang

GSAPP 2009

Fuse Bench

October 17, 2009

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Finalist, Seoul Design Olympiad 2009

Yong Ju Lee + Brian Brush

Rechargeable Bin

October 1, 2009

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Finalist, The 4th Bin International Competition

Primary concept of new electronic waste bin is detaching function as a sign from the function as a collection to emphasize on each role. While existing garbage bin does not have to be noticeable, the new bin plays a role as a sign to help people recognizing electronics waste recycling program. Also, because of its weight and size, electronic waste is not easy to handle after collection. The main box is designed for carrying as well as collecting. Once filled, the box can be disconnected from the sign pole and carried to disposal site. Bin is recharged by another empty bin. All separation happens in disposal site.

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September 23, 2009

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Proposal for Arquitectum Competition

Yong Ju Lee + Jun Ho Cho + Woo Jin Lee

transforum

http://www.trans-forum.com

Transforum is an active agent that seeks to publish research and design in the rapidly-moving architectural waves in and between New York and Seoul.

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Yong Ju Lee +Brian Brush +Leah Meisterlin

Spring 2009

GSAPP

http://www.leahmeisterlin.com/ornamental-connectivity

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Yong Ju Lee +Brian Brush +Leah Meisterlin

Spring 2009

GSAPP

http://www.leahmeisterlin.com/ornamental-connectivity

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Incentive zoning allows for a high degree of flexibility, but can be complex to administer. The more a proposed development takes advantage of incentive criteria, the more closely it has to be reviewed on a discretionary basis. The initial creation of the incentive structure in order to best serve planning priorities can also be challenging and often requires extensive ongoing revision to maintain balance between incentive magnitude and value given to developers.

The primary incentive offered by the City to the developer has been the floor area bonus.  The zoning Resolution also has authorized for developments on large lots the use of non-floor area bonus incentives, such as a waiver of applicable bulk regulations affecting the height and setback of a building or how much of the lot its tower portion covers.

-Jerold S. Kayden. Privately Owned Public Space.

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Laurie Hawkinson Studio

Stimulus Plan: New Network for Public Space in Lower Manhattan

Spring 2009, GSAPP