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inter-grated continuity

PARK-INFILTRATED SKYSCRAPER
The development of Manhattan launched by the Commissioners’ Plan of 1811. The plan is laying out the urban fabrics based on the rectilinear grid. However, it gives the monotony to urban environment and it results that building blocks are separated from green. The proposal is that green area as infrastructure is fused into the highrise in urban context. The site is located in the West side of Central Park, where the rectilinear grid line sharply divides the park and building blocks.
HOW CAN GREEN BECOME A PROTOTYPE?
To stack up green, new prototype containing plants is suggested. This prototype behaves as vertical structure and it is aggregated such as spine. Its four arms connect to the second structure. Combination of two structure systems organizes building and creates a new spatial character.

The Dynamic Performance of Nature

The Dynamic Performance of Nature is a solar and wind‐powered installation designed to sense the animate natural environment  and interactively communicate it to the visitors through a dynamic interactive wall. It’s inspired by the concept that sustainability for the 21st century should be crafted to evolve beyond conventional application of green techniques into something alive and integrated with the environment, conditioning the most sophisticated forms of creativity for the preservation of life. In order to thrive, it’s imperative we once again find the ability to synchronize with the natural world and thoughtfully respond to its power and grace to truly live sustainably. Humanity must learn to touch, feel, understand, and listen to the dynamic performance of nature happening all around us.

Science and technology have created unprecedented ways with which to achieve a new synchronous relationship with our world. Just as our ancestors knew the sun, wind and the soil with their hands and hearts, the ability to sense the behavior of our environment through an orchestration of cutting edge sensing devices and high‐tech personal interfaces will enable a new form of environmental perception in our children’s lifetimes. Our wall installation attempts to capture the ethos of this future by utilizing an array of environmental sensing devices and connecting them to a sweeping composition of intelligent interactive elements. So orchestrated, the assembly forms a delightful and inspiring user experience which also performs as an attractive functional element for the entry space.

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installation for courtyard

Phytobench

Phytobench is a seating element that seeds and grows phyto-remediative volunteer plant communities that repair damaged soil ecosystems, providing a natural landscape for green public space and an array of functional seating for public use.  Phytobench greens the soil remediation process by eliminating the need for expensive and polluting processes of chemical treatment, machinery excavation, and disposal typically used in brownfield restoration. It provides a low-impact, local cure that distributed strategically, creates natural green space and fosters urban sustainability through an innovative, and productive object.  Phytobench is made of a CNC cast, soluble, seed-embeded composite and milled, recycled composite lumber.

Yong Ju Lee + Brian Brush

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contrast by form and materiality

in progress…

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Pergola

Color gradient by panel opening

Fuse Bench

bench

Honorable Mention, Seoul Design Olympiad 2009

Yong Ju Lee + Brian Brush

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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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2010. 2. YJL is chosen as Jury Selection at The 2010 ENYA International Ideas Competition,with KJ Kim.

Horizontal City is featured on;
Evolo Magazine #1
http://www.evolo.us/

2010. 1. 16. SoftRigid's works is featured in Jack Kent Cooke Foundation Artist Showcase at 25CPW Gallery.

2009. 9. Rechargeable Bin was chosen as finalist for The 4th Bin International Competition.

2009. 8. Fuse Bench moved up to the final phase for Seoul Design Olympiad 2009 Competition.

2009. 5. YJL received Master of Architecture from Columbia University.

SoftShelf got Special Mention in Young & Design Competition in Salone Internazionale del Mobile 2009, Milan.

SoftShelf is featured on;
Ideat Magazine,
a+d+m Magazine,
http://ffffound.com
http://www.existingvisual.com
http://spaceinvading.com
http://www.core.form-ula.com
http://www.designboom.com/weblog
http://theblogonthebookshelf.blogspot.com
http://www.dsgnwrld.com
http://blog.bellostes.com
http://www.id4.ru
http://culturenow.com
http://www.100casa.it

2008.12.
Transforum is published.

2008.12.
SoftShelf is completed.

SoftRigid is featured on DigitAG&; http://andreagraziano.blogspot.com

2008.9.
YJL starts teaching assistant for visual studies at GSAPP.

2008.7.13 - 7.26
YJL ans BWB participates in The Torino 2008 World Design Capital Workshop.

Brian Brush joined SoftRigid.

2008.6.
Yong Ju Lee begins SoftRigid.

Contact

softrigid@gmail.com
yongjulee99@gmail.com
brianwaynebrush@gmail.com

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