Dynamic Performance of Nature expanded description and theory in Parsons Journal of Information Mapping Volume 4 Issue 1.
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DPoN in Parsons Journal of Information Mapping
Published February 17, 2012 architecture Leave a CommentTags: architecture, brian brush, Dynamic Performance of Nature, yong ju lee
Tracing Memory
Published February 9, 2012 architecture Leave a CommentTags: architecture, brian brush, competition, yong ju lee

Entry for AIDS Memorial Park Competition
Three monumental stone walls traverse the perimeter of the site, with chamfered corners enticing curious exploration of the inner park. They divide into 30 monolithic panels perforated by an array of rectangular voids representing the number of AIDS victims lost each year, sequentially through its 30-year history. The walls are thus a readable map, a record, and an evocative signifier of the trace of AIDS through time. A continuous, rising walkway of stairs and ramps cantilevered from the inner surface of the walls draw visitors along this timeline from the ground to the sky, through space and memory. With each step, new sight of the adjacent park space reveals it as a secret sanctuary, pixelated by flourishing trees, benches, glass lights, and other moments of repose around which the public gathers to relax and enjoy life living and life remembered. Peering outward through the punctured walls, visitors view St. Vincent’s, the West Village, and the city, framed through the stark representations of loved ones lost, like windows through a collective soul materialized, looking back at the living world beyond.
Nearing the walk’s end, visitors anticipate the reveal, the catharsis of conclusion signified by some unforeseen yet awaited event. Betrayed by this hope, the end of the journey is not end at all, but a simple moment of suspension in air on a projecting platform to nowhere; a stoppage of time to look back at this cradle of remembrance in a living city. An elevator in the wall then plunges the memorial experience from this brightest height to the depths of the underground exhibition space. Darker and denser, the open basement appears an infinite volume pierced by light from the pixels of glass above in a dramatic chiaroscuro of space. Drifting through the obscurity, visitors view art, ephemera, and further documentation of the AIDS story, absorbing stories indexed to the representations above. Rising back to ground level through another elevator, the journey concludes where it began, to in life in a continuous cycle of pure experience and visceral remembrance.
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Dunescape
Published December 20, 2011 architecture Leave a CommentTags: architecture, brian brush, competition, yong ju lee


Competition board for Dunescape
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Published December 12, 2011 architecture , Dynamic Performance of Nature Leave a CommentTags: architecture, brian brush, Dynamic Performance of Nature, installation, parametric, yong ju lee
Dynamic Performance of Nature is completed.

It is featured on Metropolis, Interior Design, IIDA Perspective and Space magazine.
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Published October 18, 2011 architecture , Dynamic Performance of Nature Leave a CommentTags: architecture, brian brush, Dynamic Performance of Nature, fabrication, installation, led, lighting, yong ju lee
Dynamic Perfomance of Nature in Leonardo Museum countdown campaign.
Video by World Famous Inc.
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Published August 1, 2011 architecture , Dynamic Performance of Nature , fabrication 2 CommentsTags: architecture, brian brush, Dynamic Performance of Nature, fabrication, parametric, yong ju lee





Dynamic Performance of Nature is a permanent media wall for the Leonardo, science museum of Salt Lake City. It is scheduled to be released for public in October, 2011.
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Published July 27, 2011 architecture , Dynamic Performance of Nature , fabrication 1 CommentTags: architecture, brian brush, Dynamic Performance of Nature, installation, parametric, yong ju lee

Lighitng test.
Dynamic Performance of Nature is a permanent media wall for the Leonardo, science museum of Salt Lake City. It is scheduled to be released for public in September, 2011.
Loom
Published July 26, 2011 architecture Leave a CommentTags: architecture, brian brush, competition, interior, yong ju lee


LOOM
Architecture, like clothing, can achieve integrity and presence through the weaving of fragmented elements. Like a loom, our project is a system of production and a manifold of fabrication that is simultaneously the end product itself; an end product identified by exception, beauty and fluidity. Emulating designer’s usage of materials in innovative and unexpected ways, our project celebrates and supports designer’s work while standing alone as a beautiful architectural space that bridges the gap between architecture’s rigidity and fashion’s flexibility.
Materially, our design weaves fiber optic light through an array of prismatic translucent surfaces, attempting to blur the material role of softness and hardness in space. Continuity and sharpness is paramount as is a romantic and lyrical backdrop for the display of designer’s clothing. The store is designed to have an elegant, comfortable atmosphere achieved through the use of high technologies such as CNC (Computer Numerical Control) machining, full-color LEDs, fiber optics, and high-quality recycled materials.
At the first glance, visitors encounter swinging colors in a visually fluctuating ceiling. At night, the space is alive with fluid color and during the day the space gleams with white, diffuse opacity. They can see a soft field condition as well as a definitive formal impact in any light. Zooming in, they can experience space through watching it, touching it and moving it. The reversed landscape on the ceiling can produce various display options, without any partition walls such as suspended or mounted display. Fifty-nine (59) triangulated panels generate changeable density and variable height in the space. Through these panels, side-emitting fiber optics are woven with freely hanging movement, the driving colors generated by an LED matrix which is hidden above panels. Not only will this space provide visitors a showroom for fashion products but also facilitate interaction to with them through the lyrical architecture.
Slide
Published July 15, 2011 architecture Leave a CommentTags: architecture, brian brush, competition, interior, yong ju lee






Rehearsal spaces are live and dynamic places, requiring flexibility and structure for the accommodation of activity and the attenuation of musical production. They must simultaneously contain and control the invisible, fluid power of sound, while allowing the creativity of musicians to flow freely through space. Slide is about providing flexibility of space, program, and use through a dynamic and attractive architectural body. This body effectively divides the warehouse space yet allows for a multitude of spatial configurations and geometric qualities to facilitate varied musical production scenarios. Rather than force a strict spatial configuration, Slide gives musicians the chance to create in flexibility, comfort, and style. Slide is both clear and crisp; smooth and quick. Slide is hard, Slide is soft. Slide is program that moves and works for everyone. Slide is Soundroom.
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Published June 27, 2011 architecture , Dynamic Performance of Nature , fabrication Leave a CommentTags: architecture, brian brush, Dynamic Performance of Nature, fabrication, parametric, yong ju lee










176 fins are hung up.

