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Creating Experience Since 1994

Jai Seong Shim

JAI SEONG SHIM M. +1.408.508.9319 (U.S.) M. +82.10.4137.9193 (Korea) E. [email protected]

EDUCATION Yonsei University Seoul, Korea Bachelor of Architectural Engineering 1992

PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE

Samsung E&C America, Inc. San Jose, California Construction/Design Manager 2014-Present Samsung C&T Seoul, Korea Design Principal 2011-2013 Now Architects Seoul, Korea Design Principal 2009-2011 QY Architecture, LLC Birmingham, Michigan Partner 2008-2009 Yamasaki Associates, Inc. Troy, Michigan Associate Principal 1999-2008 SAC International, Ltd. Seoul, Korea Senior Designer 1994-1998

With over 22 years of experience in both the Asian and U.S. markets, I have a wide range of project experience in architectural design and design quality control. My passion and strength are in design and management of large-scale international projects, particularly high-rise, residential, mixed-use and office buildings. Since I joined Samsung C&T in 2011, as a design principal of the Strategic Design Studio at Samsung C&T, I am leading innovative and award-winning projects in the global market. Equipped with a creative design methodology, I am responsible for the initial planning, design strategy development, conceptual development and schematic design for several projects such as residential, cultural, office and commercial, etc. performed by Samsung C&T. Currently, since 2014, I am involved in Samsung America Headquarters (Device Solution) Construction Project in San Jose, CA as a construction/design manager in charge of design quality control conducting Design Development, Value Engineering, Request For Information/Submittal/Change Order Request process, Field Inspection and so on. I led the Design Lab, established in November 2009, as a design principal of NOW Architects. The Design Lab was a laboratory for exploration and excellence in architecture that delivers services in aspects of architectural design and planning to produce unique environments and products for progressive institutions and individuals throughout the world. As a partner of QYA, which was Yamasaki Design Studio, I was responsible for the design and project management of numerous large-scale projects in Asia, Middle East and U.S. Prior to joining QYA, I was an associate principal of Yamasaki Associates in Troy, Michigan, at which I served as the project director for Qatar National Convention Center and the International Bank of Qatar in Doha, Qatar. As a project director of numerous domestic and overseas projects since 2000, I have consistently demonstrated high standards combining knowledge and skill, and a hands-on approach to design development and project management. My other notable projects include MCS HQ in Ulaanbaatar, Mongolia, Lotte City Hotel Jeju, Yoido Richensia Mixed-Use in Korea, and La Bella Verde Mixed-Use in Duluth, GA.

2013-2015 Samsung America Headquarters (Device Solution) San Jose, California Total Building Area 1,221,443 ft2

Facility OFFICE/CAFETERIA/ DATA CENTER/PARKING GARAGE

Client SAMSUNG SEMICONDUCTOR, INC. Construction Manager SAMSUNG E&C AMERICA, INC. Design Team NBBJ (ARCHITECT) ARUP (STRUCTURE/MEP) SWA (LANDSCAPE) SDSA (IT) S1 (SECURITY) Contractor WEBCOR BUILDERS

The new headquarters for Samsung SSI in San Jose is a bold vision for a campus and a

workplace that put interaction and synergy at the center-building a culture and brand that is

powered by the best ideas and talent. The building is carefully crafted to encourage

communication and interaction, leading to a synergistic working environment that will help

further transform Samsung into a regional leader in Silicon Valley.

The facility is to be built on the current Samsung property at 3655 North 1st Street in San

Jose and will include offices, high-tech R&D research space, and a separate parking structure.

The building will be Samsung’s largest development in the State of California and emphasizes

its commitment to developing new technologies locally and strengthening its position as a

world leader in memory, System LSI, and LCD technology.

The office tower is a square building approximately 300 feet by 300 feet in plan, ten stories

tall. It has a large center courtyard, which creates a 120 foot by 180 foot opening. Due to the

large cantilevers and bridge structure to create two 45 foot by 300 foot column free zones, a

steel structural solution presents the most cost effective structural system.

2013-2015 Samsung America Headquarters (Device Solution) San Jose, California

The podium connects the office (courtyard) tower to the parking structure. It is approximately

45 feet tall and houses the loading dock, the learning center and the data center along with

associated MEP support spaces. The Cafeteria building is an irregularly shaped one story

building directly south of the parking structure.

The parking structure is approximately 120 feet wide and 500 feet long that is 9 stories tall.

Since the building is so long, it is separated into two structures by a movement joint. East

parking structure will house kitchen that occupies East side of the ground floor with double

story height, chiller room at 6th level with double story height, and cooling tower room at

8the level.

2011 MCS Headquarters Ulaanbaatar, Mongolia Site Area 1,920 m2 Total Building Area 33,426 m2 Storey B2+24F Client MCS PROPERTY HOLDINGS Project Architect STRATEGIC DESIGN STUDIO (SAMSUNG C&T) Architectural Record SAMOO A&C HOUSING CONSTRUCTION Consultants AIMAC ENGINEERING DUKSUNG ALPHA ENGINEERING WOOWON M&E NARA ENGINEERING DUALL PARTNERS D&C DESIGN

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Ulaanbaatar is in a period of rapid growth and development has been subject to somewhat hasty execution; which in turn has resulted in projects that are uninspired and, at best, rather ordinary in stature. As Ulaanbaatar forges ahead with its economic development, it is of immense importance that Ulaanbaatar never loses sight of everything that makes Ulaanbaatar unique. Being one of many new developments in downtown, Ulaanbaatar, it is important for the MCS Headquarters to achieve an iconic status, becoming a landmark image and distinguishing MCS’ continuing success as a symbol of trust worthiness, reliability and business leadership in the City of Ulaanbaatar. This design proposal for MCS HQ will ensure the fulfillment of not only the needs of MCS but also foster an amicable public relationship. Inspired by the mountains bordering the city on both the north and south, we designed a macro-curved façade that echoes the natural curvatures of the surrounding façade. This design will make a multi-faceted building that seems to morph when viewed from different angles. The east and west facades, by contrast, respond to the urban city and are simple and polished. In contrast to the curved façade, the light box at the southeast corner with used as communication area and served as a visual icon within the building.

2012 MCS Medical Complex Ulaanbaatar, Mongolia Site Area 321,000 m2 Total Building Area 109,600 m2 Facility HOSPITAL/MEDICAL SCHOOL /LAB/CONVENTION CENTER/ DORMITORY/GUEST HOUSE Client MCS PROPERTY HOLDINGS Project Architect STRATEGIC DESIGN STUDIO SAMOO A&E

The present GNP per person in Mongolia is 2.5 times larger than 5 years ago. It is expected to grow steadily during the coming years. Needs for better medical services are increasing in Mongolia and more medical tourists are coming abroad seeking better treatment, especially to Korea and China. High quality medical facilities are required to meet the needs of Mongolian people and to attract medical tourists from neighboring countries. Mongolia will be able to become more competitive in healthcare by creating advanced healthcare facilities. In addition to improving the healthcare environment of Mongolia, this project will hopefully create stronger ties between MCS and Samsung C&T.

The medical complex will be developed into phase I, II and III. Phase I development will firstly establish master plan where all the development plan and detailed master plan will be prepared. The 300 beds general hospital with international level of specialized center will be opened in the first development. Phase II is consist of mostly expansion of general hospital and also expansion of specialized centers are planned in the phase II strategically. Lastly, phase III will comprise education, research facilities, chronic diseases center and guest house.

2010 La Foreviere, Seoul Forest Doosan We’veSeoul, Korea

Site Area27,716 m2

Total Floor Area88,568 m2

FacilityCONDOMINIUMS, RETAILS AND COM-MUNITY FACILITIES

Unit660 Units

ClientDOOSAN HEAVY INDUSTRY

Project ArchitectSOM

Seoul (WE’VE) will integrate a new synthesis of technology and nature into the urban fabric of Seoul, offering an unprecedented level of sophis-tication and luxury in one of the city’s most prom-inent locations. The open green space around the towers will be a coveted amenity for building users. It will flow into the adjacent public green space, Seoul Forest, through the natural forms of foliage trees and colorful plantings that drape over the topography of ’sliding’ terraces.

The towers are comprised of two distinct vol-umes which together present a unique and slen-der massing composition. The skin of the towers facing the river is primarily of floor-to-ceiling glass, allowing expansive, panoramic views of the southwest riverside development. This glass riv-er façade, broken down to facets at floor height, sets back and projects, gently and gradually. Thus, the facade becomes a wavy fluid form as it rises to the sky, inspired by the flowing surfaces of the nearby River Han.

The massing of the towers facing the north has a more urban character. The louvered screen wall is made of sand and limestone colored terra-cotta. This screen creates a visual appearance of crisp beautiful stone masonry blocks, yet it pro-vides a selective transparency through its chang-ing density, reflecting the interior organization of the program. The louvers, with their iridescent glazing, glow and reflect the sky with many shim-mering colors. The screen wall opens up with even lesser density at the common skygarden ar-eas, exposing these multi-height green terraces, which are staggered throughout the height of the tower.

The stepped green terraces and gardens are cen-tral features of the site: their design is derived from the terraced massing of the tower and the podium building blocks. This terraced garden topography plays a vital role in generating the desired amount of active zones on the site. The terraces also mediate between zones at different elevations, connecting them visually and physi-cally. From the highest point of the site’s south-ern edge, the terraces gently shift the elevated garden zones down to the entrance plaza level. The entry plaza is centered on the main pedes-trian axis and pulled into the heart of the site to be a more intimate courtyard surrounded by the three towers. A grand reflecting pool is also situ-ated at the main entrance axis, bringing the ele-ment of water from the River into the site.

2010 KATC New HeadquartersJeon-nam Innocity, Korea

Site Area18,737 m2


FacilityOFFICE, AUDITORIUM, P.R. CENTER, ETC.

ClientKOREA AGRO-FISHER-IES TRADE CORP.

ConsultantsNARA ENGINEERINGKUNIL MEC CO., LTD.POONGYEONINCOSENTINISENSE

2010 ATI New HeadquartersJeon-nam Innocity, Korea

Site Area71,185 m2

Total Floor Area14,109.26 m2

FacilityEducational Research Center, Dormitory

ClientAgricultural Training Institute

Project ArchitectSOM

This scheme secured positive communication and openness with communities through a sports park on the front of the main entrance. The exte-rior natural space at the entrance plaza and front, middle, rear courtyard connects four functional (education, work, accommodation, welfare) pro-gram. Especially, using an eco-friendly special design over the entire design process, the training insti-tute provides a plance of experience to the exte-rior space connected organically with the semi-exterior space such as the eco canopy, green atrium, etc., and provides a creative and pleasant environment where education, culture and na-ture breathe together. In addition, the scheme symbolically expresses the elevation of the growing Agricultural Training Institute using a repeating and changing pattern in order to obtain the volume of growing and ris-ing mass from the broad greeen plain at Naju, a symbol of agriculture.

2010 KCSC New HeadquartersJeon-buk Innocity, Korea

Site Area29,822 m2


FacilityOFFICE, AUDITORIUM, P.R. CENTER

ClientKOREA CADASTRAL SURVEY CORP.

ConsultantsNARA ENGINEERINGKUNIL MEC CO., LTD.BS CUNSULTINGCHUNGYEONSENSE

2010 National Museum of History, Republic of Korea Seoul, Korea

Site Area6,446 m2

Total Floor Area1,965,000 m2

FacilityMUSEUM, STORAGE, EDUCATION, ETC.

ClientMINISTRY OF CUL-TURE, SPORTS AND TOURISM

History (from Greek íστρíα - historia, meaning “inquiry, Knowledge acquired by investigation”) is the study of the human past. It is a field of research that uses a narrative to examine and analyze the sequence of events. This inculdes providing “perspec-tive” on the problems of the present; valuable insight that help us inform solutions for the future.

The design for the new National Museum of History, Republic of Korea seeks not only to house the collective narrative and archive of historic documents from the past, but also to transform the building into an instrument that actively and dynami-cally records and reflects the ongoing historic narrative, as it emerges real-time in today’s world. This critical narrative will be delivered through the use of state-of-the -art technology that allows visitors to contribute their own history to the collective archives.

There will be a number of electronic ‘story collectors’ located around the museum that allow people to contribute their own histories using cell phones, recorded audio, video and touch pad technologies. Located both on-site and off-site, the accu-mulative data will be processed and broadcast as a key exhibit of the museum. This will include the opportunity for Koreans travelling abroad to submit their strories via the Internet, MMS and SMS, and allow visitors at the museum and the Gwangh-wamum Plaza to physically record their history in video booths, on touch pads and using their cell phones. A large-scale LED broadcast will occur at the “Plaza of Contemporary History” located at the main reflecting pool at the museum’s entrance. The Water feature located below the energy-efficient LED broadcast board “reflects” the real-time narrative in a manner that mimics our own reflective thinking on history and provides a dynamic lighting system for the museum, drawing viewers tin to participate in the reading and writing of their own history......

2009 Lotte City Hotel Jeju Jeju, Korea

Site Area5,647 m2


FacilityBUSINESS HOTELDUTY FREE SHOP

No. of Keys256 Keys

ClientLOTTE HOTEL & RESORTSLOTTE DUTY FREE

2008 IBC-2 Master PlanIncheon, Korea

Site Area4,944,000 m2

Total Floor Area1,965,000 m2

FacilityHOTEL, CASINO, CONVENTION, RETAIL, ETC.

ClientPOSCO E&C Co.,LTD.

ConsultantsIIAC.MACQUARIE INTER-NATIONAL.ARQUITECTONICA.CHERMAYEFF & POOLE.SPINE3D.MODEL WORKS INC.GROUPE ALAIN DUCASSE.GIULIANI SECURITY & SAFETY.CITY WORKS.DOWHA.RDN.PWC.

The goal is to create a unique entertainment, leisure and retail destination for the IIAC / IBC2 that will attract locals and increase tourism. The Master Plan organization is founded on two key features of the site, its connection to the airport and its waterfront access. Circula-tion to 8th Wonder and within the destination ties in well with these basic organizational fea-

tures and is efficient and diverse.

2008 Ocean 9 Casino & Hotel ResortSubic Bay, Philippines

The project site is located in Subic area free-port zone where US navy camp used to be in Phillipines. Located by the seashore, project is consist of 2 different phases, casino and hotel. By using multiple layer of metal panel, building exte-rior, assicuated with LED lighitng, represents dropping chips jackpot scheme so that it can be seen and recognized even at a glance and from a distance.During the day time, these multi-layered metal skin filters natural light and cast beauti-ful shadow itself.14 story hotel next to casino, overlooking sea at south, shaped to provide and maximize sea view from each indivisual unit.

Site Area19,170 m2


ClientPhil Kor, INC.

ConsultantsGOUDIE ASSOCIATES, MANILA.KUNIL MEC CO., LTD.1’ST CO,. LTD.JINYOUNG ENGINEER-ING & CONSULTANTS CO., LTD.FACTORY L.JINDESIGN.COMFORTEL CO.,LTD.KANGWON LAND INC.

2008 Seoul Performing Arts Center 2nd CompetitionSeoul, Korea

Site Area52,391 m2


Building Area28,281.14 m2

ClientSEOUL METROPOLI-TAN GOVERNMENT.

The primary scheme behind SPAC is Transfor-mation, which is a direct visualization of the type of human occupation, program occur-ance, and outside influences are affecting the site. Understanding that a skyline is a visual-ization of human activity, SPAC exhibits data visualization which represents specific activi-ties, specific to Seoul.This makes SPAC a new combination of beau-ty and efficiency through the expression of a transforming structure, with a reposition-able skin structural frame the building can be changeable per user / occupant and has an adaptability never seen before. As an added feature, the foof of the main opera Theatre opens up to the night sky, transforming the typical exprience while still maintaining opti-mal acoustic conditions. This enhances the ex-perience and draws the city into the performa

2008 KAHRAMAA HeadquartersLusail, Qatar

Site Area8,962 m2


ClientKAHRAMAA

Being one of many new developments in the District of Lusail, it is important for the KAHRAMAA HEADQUARTERS, Qatar National Electiricity and water provider, to achieve an iconic status, its continuing success as a sym-bol of Trustworthiness, Reliability and Energy Leadership.The KAHRAMAA tower employs a ‘crystallized mass’ strategy articulated with a triangulated geometry that exemplifies the potential for slender elegance in glass and metal. The faceted triangulation of the articulated sur-faces reflects the crystalline form soaring to approximately 82 meters at its apex.

Accentuated by the movement of the sun throughout the course of the day, the faceted, transparent and translucent trian-gular folds appear bejeweled as the sunlight is reflected from them, further enhancing the perceived dynamics of the tower, while the tower glows itself, maintains its iconic presence on the Doha skyline through the dramatic use of LED lighting (light emitting diodes), which articulates the subtleties of the geometry and reveals the presence of the sky gardens during the night like a beacon representing its sustenance of the city and the country. The clean, unpretentious lines of the solid underlying curtain wall structures organically woven together convey a sense of strength, stability, trust and integrity. This combination of folded glass units and deep curtain wall structure also functions as the sunshade itself toward the south of the building.While the south and north facades adopt the strategy of ‘crystallized mass’ to emphasize the boldness of the bejeweled mass, the east and west facades and the podium employ the ‘Ghutra and Ogaal’ concept articulated with an arabesque pattern on perforated metal panels. This concept will also gives sense of protection visually from sun light through out the day while it enables employees inside to enjoy views to the outside and also allows for natural ventilation of the parking deck area.

2007 Marina District Plot Com 28Lusail, Qatar

Site Area5,846 m2


ClientPROJACS

Consultants

OPTION_1Embracing Veil: Juxtapose Cultural Heritage

OPTION_2Wave: Reflecting waterfront

2007 International Bank of Qatar HeadquartersDoha, Qatar

Area63,010 m2

ClientIBQ

ConsultantsCHANG-MINWOO.HANIL MEC.CEG INTERNATIONAL.W-ARCHITECTURE.J&S HANBAEK.GARY STEFFY LIGHT-ING DESIGN.SAFIR ROSETTI.BMT.

The IBQ tower employs a ‘two-mass’ strategy articulated with a triangulated folding geom-etry that exemplifies the potential for slender elegance in glass and metal. Accentuated by the movement of the sun throughout the course of the day, the faceted, transparent and translucent triangular folds appear to change in color as the sunlight is reflected from them, further enhancing the perceived dynamics of the tower. Clean, unpretentious lines of the translucent facade, enhanced by the solid underlying struc-tures at the four corners convey a sense of strength, stability, trust and integrity. With the structural stability inherent in the four solid cores at the corners, the IBQ build-ing has the ability to withstand the extreme weather conditions in Qatar. Additionally, the corner locations of the utility cores allow for uninterrupted floor plates that offer maxi-mum flexibility for the interior space usage.

In addition to the aesthetic and functional aspects of the IBQ tower, considerable thought has been devoted to the operat-ing and construction costs. Consideration in efficiencies relevant to energy conservation through the reduction of solar gain is evident through the employment of fritted glazing and implementation of several sky gardens. An additional benefit of the fritted glazing is one of aesthetics by helping to emphasize the faceted geometry of the building’s façade. Due to the translucency of the exterior glaz-ing system, the interior surfaces of the four corners are visible as they progress to the up-per stories of the building, in particular during the evening hours when the LED lighting comes into play. The architectural cladding of these cores will fold around the interior surfaces subtly angling towards the upper floors to a point of logical transition. From the exterior vantage of the viewer, the strength and continuity of the corner structures and the angularity of the façade are maintained and emphasized throughout the height of the building.

2006 La Bella Verde Mixed-UseGA, United States

Site Area4.7 Acres

Total Building Area97,794 sqft.

ClientYAMASAKI ATLANTA DEVELOPMENT

La Bella Verde Mixed Use Development is located in Gwinnett County, GA. Located 30 miles North of Atlanta, Gwinnett County blends small town charm with big city ameni-ties, and is one of the fastest growing com-munities in the United States.

The new development will include two residential towers with luxury condominium units. Its pedestrian-friendly design will offer functionality, convenience, and varied luxury amenities to its residents.

The complex will feature street-level retail space, a fitness center, community park, roof-top gardens, and ample parking.

2006 Sugarloaf Mixed-UseGA, United States

Site Area5.5 Acres

Total Building Area239,580 sqft.


The Sugarloaf area is located in the heart of Atlanta’s fast-growing Gwinnett County. The site consists of 32.5 acres northeast of At-lanta. Creating a modern and contemporary facility close to the civic center area were key elements of the design.

The development is composed of three 22-story high rise residential towers, a 220 room hotel, and 140,000 SF of office space. A greenspace connects the residential towers and below grade parking offer a park like setting for residents. Various amenities such as a fitness center, ground floor retail, and upscale restaurants enhance both the living and working surroundings.

2006 Buckhead Mixed-Use GA, U.S.A.

Located within uptown Atlanta, Buckhead has a reputation as one of the most affluent com-munities in the United States. It is well known for its beautiful mansions, upscale shopping and fine dining.

With property values playing an important role in new developments it is necessary to create environments where people can live, work, shop, and play.

The Buckhead mixed use development com-plex will consist of three 40-story high rise residential towers, a shopping mall, theatre and a 288 room hotel.

East Site Area5.82 Acre

East Building Area105,021.63 sqft.

West Site Area7.98 Acre

West Building Area179,495.76 sqft.


Hotel

Theatre

Promenade Shopping Center

R.T.-2 R.T.-1R.T.-3

N. Stratford RD.

Georgia 400

Lenox RD.

East Property

West Property

Promenade Shopping Center

2006 Qatar National Convention CentreDoha, Qatar

As part of the Education City in Doha, the consortium of Yamasaki/Yamasaki, serving as Chief Architect and Engineer, is designing a new convention center. Conceptual design of the center was developed to incorporate a large sidra tree has very strong roots, which allow it to flourish in the harsh climate of the desert. The tree is a symbol of strength and growth, serving as an icon to the people of Qatar as well as the emblem of the Qatar Foundation.

To be completed in 2009, the building will become the largest convention center in the Middle East. The centre will feature several performing halls, including a 2,500 seat the-atre, an exhibition hall and banquet facilities for up to 7,000 people.

Site Area206,242.83 m2


ClientQATAR PETROLEUM.QATAR FOUNDATION.

ConsultantsTHORNTON-TOMA-SETTI GROUP, INC.SYSKA HENNESSY GROUP, INC.AUERBACH POLLOCK FRIEDLANDER.SHEN MILSOM WILKE.TRICON.JJR.TACET ENGINEERING.GEOFFREY BARNETT ASSOCIATES.

2005 Nonhyeon-dong SK ApelbaumSeoul, Korea



ClientSK Construction

Spring

2005 Kazakhstan Almaty Mixed-UseAlmaty, Kazakjstan

A consortium of Almaty developer and a Korean developer was created to intensively concentrate on “urban renewal” projects in Almaty, Kazakhstan. Yamasaki team tried to create three different schemes; one with “modern” curtain wall type, one scheme with “homage to local culture and pattern” and finally one with emphasis on “efficiency”

This on-going project is still on the schematic phase working with the local authority to increase the required building height limita-tion. As a value-engineering item, we tried to incorporate a series of “unitized” wall system with pre-cast “pattern” elements..



ClientCNP.

ConsultantsCNP.DOUL.LOCAL ARCH.

2005 Seoul Performing Arts Center 1st CompetitionSeoul, Korea

The city of Seoul has a rich cultural envi-ronment of cultural halls, performing arts centers, performing arts centers, museums and many other monuments of historic im-portance. The design of the Seoul Performing Arts Centre was in response to an internation-al ideas competition for a cultural complex which would become an architectural icon to the city of Seoul as well as symbolize the cul-tural wealth, dynamism, and the international prestige of the city.

The centre will be located on Nodeul Island, on the Han River, which divides the city of Seoul from north to south. The program includes an opera and a concert hall, each with a capacity of 1,500 seats, an open-air concert hall, and other related facilities and amenities.

Site Area52,391 m2


ClientSEOUL METROPOLI-TAN GOVERNMENT.

2005 Yeomchang-dong Silver Town Seoul, Korea

Site Area20,415 m2

Total Building Area107,673 m2

Learning from other silver town projects, the site located within urban context which helps feasibility of the project and also provides benefit of urban life to the active silvers.With the advantage of ‘Y’ shape, three of 20 story towers placed to minimize interferences between the buildings while ensuring maxi-mum natural light to each of the unit.To meet various demands, total 664 units in 11 different types and retail stores are conve-niently located on the ground level.

2005

The vision of the development was to create the most luxurious, comfortable resort com-munity within Yongpyeong Community, which is the oldest resort community in Korea. The setting was perfect; with 54 hole golf courses and ski facilities within the community, Yong-pyeong is the brand name when it comes to choose an all-season resort in Korea. Main motto of our scheme is to “blend” with its surroundings. All natural building materials were chosen to “blend” with nature - stone, wood and metal. The idea of heavy and dark metal roof came from traditional “Korean” villages.

Site Area108,690 m2


Unit106 units

ClientYONGPYEONG RESORT.

ConsultantsSPPAS ARCHITECT CO.,LTDCHARIM DESIGN TECHNOLOGY CO.,LTD.NARA ENGINEERING CONSULTANT CO.,LTD.DOWON FIRE PROTEC-TION CO.,LTD.BAYTECH KOREA INC.

Yongpyeong “The Forest Villa Condominium”, 2nd Phase Yongpyeong, Korea

2004 Dongyang Express HeadquartersSeoul, Korea

Site Area4,156 m2


ClientDONGYANG E&CDo

Consultants

2004 Yongsan Foreign School CompetitionSeoul, Korea



ClientSK Construction

2004 Posco Jamsil the Star Park Mixed-UseSeoul, Korea

The aim of this residential/office/retail mixed-use complex was to create a balanced living and working community. Due to stringent set back and building height requirement but to satisfy Owner’s maximum FAR requirement, we have placed a taller tower to be near the park and added two additional shorter towers while maximizing the office and retail spaces by making a u-shaped podium. The challenge was to organize the complex as a unified design but to express different uses; different textured stones were used to unify the complex and metal cladding was used to accentuate roof and canopy design.

Site Area11,590 m2



Unit213 units

ClientPOSCO ENGINEERING & CONSTRUCTION CO., LTD.

ConsultantsKIMS.OK CONSTRUCTION.SANYOUNG M.E.C,DOWON FIRE PROTEC-TION CO.,LTD.JUNGMYOUNG ENGINEERING GROUP CO.,LTD.HAUD ARCHITECTS PLANNERS & ENGI-NEERS CO.,LTD.ROOM & DECO.

2004 Moochangpo Beache Palace ResortBoryung, Korea

To capture amazing views of Western Sea of Korea, Y-shape plan was developed for this time-share resort complex. The main design concept derived from a shape of “Fish rising up from the sea”. An extensive use of natural material created a more “comfortable” feel-ing that is critical to a well-planned resort community.

Site Area14,400 m2


Unit274 units

ClientSESUNG CONSTRUC-TION CO.,LTD.

ConsultantsSAMYOUNG M.E.C.NAKSAENG DOWON FIRE PROTECTION CO.,LTD.JUNGMYOUNG ENGINEERING GROUP CO.,LTD.ROOM & DECO.

2004 Yongpyeong “The Forest Villa Condominium”, 1st Phase Yongpyeong, Korea



Unit59 units

ClientYONGPYEONG RESORT.

ConsultantsSPPAS ARCHITECT CO.,LTDCHARIM DESIGN TECHNOLOGY CO.,LTD.NARA ENGINEERING CONSULTANT CO.,LTD.DOWON FIRE PROTEC-TION CO.,LTD.BAYTECH KOREA INC.

The vision of the development was to create the most luxurious, comfortable resort com-munity within Yongpyeong Community, which is the oldest resort community in Korea. The setting was perfect; with 54 hole golf courses and ski facilities within the community, Yong-pyeong is the brand name when it comes to choose an all-season resort in Korea. Main motto of our scheme is to “blend” with its surroundings. All natural building materials were chosen to “blend” with nature - stone, wood and metal. The idea of heavy and dark metal roof came from traditional “Korean” villages.

2004 SK Namsan Leader’s View Mixed-UseSeoul, Korea

In the heart of CBD area of Seoul, Urban Re-newal project was announced and Yamasaki was asked to be involved at an early stage of the development project. Yamasaki Team helped to increase the residential portion of development as well as increase the maxi-mum height limitation by proposing a “new” urban prototype and negotiating with the local authority. The compromised outcome is the 30 story twin towers with a retail podium.

We tried to accentuate design quality of “Contrast between reflective, clean surface vs honed rough surface”. After series of rigorous urban planning reviews and building design reviews, four-year of design exercise ended with a scheme to become an urban “land-mark” of Seoul both in physical form and as a new paradigm of urban renewal.

Site Area5,072 m2


Unit233 units

ClientMARKERS HOLDINGS CO.,LTD.

ConsultantsHANYANG SECURITIES CO., LTD.NATIONAL FED-ERATION OF FISHERIES COOPERATIVES.CI&D.HANKYEOL CO.KYOU ENGINEERING CO.,LTD.GEO GROUP ENG CO.,LTD.CHANG & MINWOO STRUCTURAL CONSUL-TANT CO.,LTD.HANIL MECH ELEC. CONSULTANTS CO.,LTD.NARA ENGINEERING CONSULTANT CO.,LTD.HANSEOK FIRE SER-CICE ENGINEERING & CONSTRUCTION CO.,LTD.DUCKSUNG ENV CO.,LTD.Y-GROUP.

2004 Odaesan Resort Master PlanPyungchang, Korea

The idea of creating all-inclusive, all-sports resort in Gangwon Province of Eastern part of Korea was derived from a TV se-ries called “Fantasy Island” Our idea of creating web-based vacation club that manages each family’s vacation finances and schedule was supported by physical facility that satisfy the need of family’s entertainment requirement; this means to have a central facility that houses the vacationers and to have a sport facility with Golf, Ski, Mountain Bike, Auto racing venues. The supporting facilities included spa, cultural villages, experimental farms and retail.

Site Area11,240,960 m2


ClientCRC GROUP.H1 DEVELOPMENT.

ConsultantsC&D.DONGLIM PND.DONGLIM TNS.PWC.

2003 Dongbinggo Sports CenterSeoul, Korea

Site Area000 m2

Total Floor Area000 m2

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2003 Somerset Hotel RenovationSeoul, Korea

The Royal Palace Suite was designed to pro-vide suites and residences for foreign guests. The hotel overlooks the Buk Han Mountains and is next to the Kyung-Bok Palace. Centered between the traditional buildings of Seoul and the new city center, Yamasaki was re-sponsible for the exterior design of this hotel which features a classic facade with modern design elements.

Site Area6324.50 m2


Client

2003 Cheongdam Paragon Mixed-UseSeoul, Korea

A design competition winning entry. Four design firms were invited to compete on the basis of “efficiency” “maximum view” and “creative use of accesses & materials” Creative use of two y-shaped tower with two cores each allowed “maximum view line” from each apartment unit. We have lifted the building to allow a ground level parking with a three-lane auto drop-off area while main-taining “vehicular-free” landscape deck for residents to enjoy. A water feature including a stream and a waterfall was used to cre-ate a tranquil environment extended to the nearby park. Two types of stones -limestone and granite- and a metal roof were used to achieve a “timeless” residential design.

Site Area9,936m2


Unit92 units

ClientDONG YANG ENGINEERING & CONSTRUCTION CORPORATION.

ConsultantsSAMYOUNG M.E.C.JUNGMYOUNG ENGINEERING GROUP CO.,LTD.SAEGIL ENGINEER-ING & CONSULTIRY CO.,LTD.GROUP HAN.DAEYUN ENVIRON-MENT CO.,LTD.Y-GROUP.CI&D.KOREA DISASTER RE-SEARCH INSTITUTE.

2003 Hoihyun-dong 3-1 Mixed-Use ComplexSeoul, Korea

The Hoihyun-dong mixed-use project consists of two 32-story towers located in the central business district of Seoul, Korea. The project is situated next to the Namsan Mountains and provides breathtaking views to the south.

Yamasaki was given strict building code re-strictions in terms of the design. As is typical of residential buildings of this type in Korea, all 408 units required southern exposure. The final design and shape ensured that each unit would receive a maximum amount of daylight.

The mixed use project also includes office suites, retail space, and rooftop gardens.

Site Area7,475 m2


Unit388 units

ClientMILITARY MUTUAL AID ASSOCIATION.

ConsultantsLOTTE ENGINEERING & CONSTRUCTION CO., LTD.BAUM ARCHITECTS.MILITARY MUTUAL AID ASSOCIATION. SAMDO PLANNING CO.,LTD.

2003 Sejin Techno ParkSeoul, Korea

The Techno Park is an “apartment-type” factory which meets the needs of lightindus-trial and hi-tech manufacturers. The building accommodates large floor plans and more flexible, customized floor usages. To minimize the strongly horizontal building shape, verti-cally oriented, thin mullions were designed. The atrium releases the heaviness of the building mass and brings sunlight directly into its center. The solid base, contrasted to the transparent top, creates more stability and strengthens the image of the entire building. This bold and distinctive design expression speaks to the importance of the growing technology market and its significance to the local economy.

Site Area14,457 m2


ClientSEJIN ELECTRON INC.

ConsultantsDOOSON Architects.

2003 Gasan-dong Byucksan Digital ValleySeoul, Korea

Yamasaki has been involved in developing a new prototype for “factory“ apartment with retail. The idea is to create a high-rise tower with “cell“ type factory for IT & BT compa-nies to be sold or rented. In coming up with Byucksan Digital Valley’s landmark design, we have tried to mimic an “office“ tower with retail on the podium level to differentiate from existing “factory“ apartment market. We were able to meet the tight budget constraint thru use of ceramic tiles and modularized aluminium curtain wall system.

Site Area8,503 m2



ConsultantsDOOSON ARCHITECTS. BYUCK SAN ENGINEERING & CONSTRUCTION.

2003 Heyri, The StepPaju, Korea

This project is part of Heyri Art Valley Devel-opment Plan, which offers a community to artists, designers, musicians and scholars. Multi-uses and work-living spaces encourage new experiments and collaborations that will facilitate interactions across disciplines.

Five separate building blocks surround a central plaza to provide different functions: libraries, classrooms, dormitories, a museum and galleries, a multi-purpose hall and a shopping mall.

The project includes two housing residences within the development. The first residence consists of 38 dorm rooms as well as 18 art studios. The second contains 24 art studios and eight luxury style apartments.

The integration of programs is elaborately planned and well designed through the exterior corridors which are connected by decks, stairs and escalators. This generates a “Big Loop” that allows continuous circulation through the buildings. The “Big Steps” leading to the central plaza are functioning as stages for various events and activities. The organi-zation, the circulation and the materials used in this project all reflect the influences of art, culture, people and the environment.

Site Area14,457 m2


ClientHEYRI PLAZA INC.

ConsultantsY GROUPJUNGWOO.ELECTRIC MACHINE CO.LTD.BOMI E&C.HANMI PARSONS

2003 OSFE Shopping PlazaSeoul, Korea

A Shopping Plaza called “OSFE” had a prob-lem leasing. The Owner requested us to provide a “radical” skin design to be able to attract merchant and end-users. We came up with a design that wrap the existing building with a metal “mesh” and incorporate a indi-rect lighting design scheme that changes the façade that reflects more “exciting” shopping experience.

Site Area2,179 m2


ClientSHINIL ENGINEERING CO,. LTD.

ConsultantsY GROUP

2003 Mona Lisa Shopping MallSeoul, Korea

One of the challenges of this design was to create independent circulation for each function of a multi-functional entertainment building. The three main components, a cinema, night club, and shopping mall, were separated vertically and linked three dimen-sionally to maximize each element.

A 900x900 pixel size image of Mona Lisa will be displayed on the façade. Additional signage will wrap around the building exterior and be blurred by the Mona Lisa image. The usage of the “sfumato” effect on the skin, a term coined by Leonardo da Vinci, represents a blending of colors and tones, so subtly that there is no perceptible transition of a mixing and interlocking of programs.



ClientHANWON DEVELOP-MENT.

ConsultantsSAEHAN CNC CO.,LTD.JEAN AND LEE PARN-ERS CO.,LTD.UNGDO ENGINEERING CO.,LTD.NARA ENGINEERING CONSULTANT CO.,LTD.DAEYUN ENVIRON-MENT CO.,LTD.JUNGLIM ARCHITECTS CO.,LTD.DAEKYUNG ENC CO.,LTD.

2002 Songlinri Mixed-Use DevelopmentBeijing, China

The proposed property is bounded by the Nan Er Hwan Road on the north, the Yong Jian Road on the west, the Song Lin East Road on the east, and by the Yong Tie Yuan apart-ment complex and existing railroad tracks on the south. The Song Lin East Road, southeast of the Tao Ran Bridge will open once existing houses on site are removed.

The design concepts of the project are based on current Chinese residential develop-ment data and information, and the study of advanced residential culture in Korea and America. Adopting the advantages of these advanced residential cultures will offer the most efficient residential culture in China. From the study of existing apartment shapes and plans in China, it is important to address the concern for space with southern orienta-tions and kitchens with exterior exposures in the design concept. But when we look at the existing eight-unit apartment plan available in China, it shows many units facing east and west. In addition, the plans show uneven shapes caused by arranging the kitchen exposure to the outside, which will increase the construction cost. Y-shaped and L-shaped towers provide more units that face south and minimize the uneven shape in the plans while every kitchen is exposed to the outside. No doubt, this plan will maximize the flexibil-ity of construction and also minimize the cost of construction.Luxurious, timeless and functionally designed, the 5-star city hotel contains over 400-guest rooms, restaurants, and clubs with major em-phasis being placed on convention facilities within the concept.

Site Area86,109 m2


Client

Consultants

2002 Doosan We’ve Pavilion OfficetelBundang, Korea

Doosan We`ve Pavilion in Bundang Korea is a mixed use facility that features two 34-story twin towers. The goal of the design was to create a practical living space combined with office space. Other amenities include ground floor retail, dining, and fitness facilities.

The two V-shaped towers were oriented to maximize the occupant’s view while still maintaining their privacy. The design introduces a comfortable arrangement of convenient services that satisfy a variety of residents’ needs.




ClientDOOSAN CONSTRUC-TION & ENGINEERING CO., LTD.

ConsultantsMYEONGIN ARCHI-TECTURE CO.,LTD.MIRAE CONSTRUC-TION CO.,LTD.SESEONG CONSTRUC-TION CO.,LTD.SUNGIK INDUS-TRIAL CONSTRUCTION CO.,LTD.HIMEC.NARA ENGINEERING CONSULTANT CO.,LTD.KOREA FIRE ENGI-NEERING CO.,LTD.DAESUNG E & C CO.,LTD.GEO GROUP ENG CO.,LTD.MORE LANDSCAPE ARCHITECTURE CO.,LTD.SEJONG E.N.C CO.,LTD.Y-GROUP.HANIL ENGINEERING CO.,LTD.

2002 Oryukdo SK ViewBusan, Korea

“Green Design” was a priority for the con-sortium of clients who commissioned this project and thus sustainability issues were considered as all design decisions were made.

The landscape features green belts and ca-nals, footpaths and recreation ways, gardens and community parks. This green network is limited to pedestrian use. The naturally calm-ing and climatizingeffects of the water were used to full advan-tage.

All buildings arrange to face south, maximize views and encircling a central, sunken plaza. Reclaimed and recycled building materials were specified when available, and lifecycle costed systems and energy efficient com-ponents were utilized. The development features concealed, underground parking lots and a low-E mass transit system.

Site Area169,840 m2


Unit3,000 units

ClientYOUNGHO-DONG HOUSE DEVELOP-MENT COOPERATIVE

2002 Digital Media Center CompetitionSeoul, Korea

A part of Sangam Digital Valley Complex, this building design competition was looking for an innovative IT specialty office building with “intelligent” building system. The design idea was initiated from Yamasaki’s traditional office building philosophy, “most efficient”, “convenient” yet “simple” The over-all shape of the building is a “simple” box with a “tongue” like ramp structure as basis of de-sign; we tried to incorporate “mesh” material to have dual façade features as time passes -“simple” day vs “complicated” night façade.

Site Area3,367 m2

Total Floor Area20.186 m2

ClientSH CORPORATION

2001 Incheon International Airport HotelIncheon, Korea

One of the major airline companies in Korea requested us to provide a business hotel located within the airport boundary line. There was an existing airport hotel in Y-shape adjacent to the site. We tried to maximize the “feel”of “flying” by shaping the mass that mimics the boomerang tilted, clad in shiny metal - preferably stainless steel. Base piece is clad in stone with entry piece being trans-parent glass piece.

Building Area116,348 m2

Unit447 units

ClientKUMHO ENGINEER-ING & CONSTRUC-TION.

2001 Andamiro HeadquartersSeoul, Korea

A computer programming software company wanted a headquarters building that gave a look and feel that reflected its cutting-edge product. Within the 18-floors, space was programmed for offices, conference halls and meeting rooms, a fitness center, retail, and an exhibition area for product displays and hands-on game software demonstrations.

Site Area350,451 m2

ClientANDAMIRO CO. LTD.

ConsultantsDESIGN GROUP GHO-WOO CO.,LTD.

2000 Yoido Richensia Mixed-UseSeoul, Korea

Yoido Richensia consists of two 40-story towers connected by a seven-story building. Located in downtown Seoul along the scenic Han River, the location of this project was a major consideration in the buildings final design. The project is situatednext to one of the tallest buildings in Korea in the heart of a very prestigious downtown site. The challenge was to design a building with high visibility which would stand out among the other high-rises around it.

The mixed-use facility includes 235 upscale luxury apartments and 252 office suites. The orientation of the two towers is skewed to maximize the southern exposure and help provide visual privacy for the residential units. The residential space is divided into individually owned luxury housing units within the towers. Each unit is approximately 2,000 sf.

The connector building consists of six floors of office suites which were primarily designed for business use and lodging purposes. The structure also includes a fitness facility, retail shops, a roof top community area, and below grade parking.

Site Area6,944 m2


Unit250 units


ConsultantsDESIGN GROUP. GHOWOO CO.,LTD.SHINYOUNG.SONG HYUN R&D.SAEGIL ENG.MINWOO.MINSEONG ENGI-NEERING CO.,LTD.NARA ENGINEERING CONSULTANT CO.,LTD.KOREA FIRE ENGI-NEERING CO., LTD.KOTO ESTIMATE CO.,LTD.MORE LANDSCAPE ARCHITECTURE CO.,LTD.Y-GROUP.

2000 Samsung Chereville Mixed-UseIlsan, Korea

A competition winning scheme of over 3 million square feet of building areas located in one of the largest bed-town nearby Seoul called “Ilsan“ There are nine residential tow-ers with one office building connected thru a 2nd floor outdoor deck with pedestrian walkways. Yamasaki team has tried to create a unit layout where all units have a “view“ Vehicular and pedestrian accesses were totally separated in order to create a safer and ecologically conscious residential envi-ronment. An office tower with commercial shops to satisfy 10% of over-all gross areas was located to face the road, not to interfere residential activities.

Site Area101,013 m2


Unit3,264 units

ClientSAMSUNG C&T CO.

ConsultantsSAMWOO ARCHITECT & ENGINEERING.COSTAS KONDYLIS.THOMAS BALSLEY.GROSSMAN & T&T

2000 Park-View Mixed-UseBundang, Korea

Located on a beautiful site, this project emphasizes environment friendly design and is oriented to take full advantage of scenic views. It establishes a safe, comfortable, and pleasant working and living community.

Boondang Parkview consists of 13 28-32 story residential towers, a hotel, offices, and retail. High quality ventilation and lighting control systems were considered for the ecological efficiency of the entire complex.

Site Area102,666 m2


Residential Area319,503 m2

Commercial Area22,167 m2

Unit1,829 units

ClientH1 DEVELOPMENT.

1996-1998 Daewoo Electronics HeadquartersSeoul, Korea

The design of this new headqurters building is a challenging opportunity to inject some po-etry into the prosaic office block and enhance the image of the Daewoo Corporation as a symbol of the city of Seoul and Korea. The pro-posed 172 metre high tower will house 95,000 m2 of office and laboratory above ground, 10,000 m2 at lower ground and 50,000 m2 of parking and plant below ground level. The skeletal form of the tapered slab tower will be a combined steel and concrete struc-ture. The main steel frame is made up of two inner columns and two outer columns that fol-low the curved facade of the building . Steel outrigger trusses provide stability at intervals up teh structure. Where these occur, double height sky gardens are created with outside terraces on the narrow elevation. A slender steel and concrete central core runs the full height of the building distributing all services to the long, column free office floors.The tower will have an energy efficient triple layered facade with adjustable blinds to pre-vent solar gain and openable windows for par-tial natural ventilation. High speed lifts up one side of the building stop at the double height garden levels from which escalators link intermediate floors. The appearance of the escalators at the edges of the building will animate the main facade an they will provide magnificent views over Seoul. The extensive basements cover the shole site, the upper levels forming an internal public public plaza containing shops, cafes, restuar-ants, a fitness centre and an auditorium with care parking, plant, and loading bays on the lower levels. A public plaza with water features, trees for shading and cafes surrounds teh building at ground level.

Site Area9,905 m2


ClientDAEWOO ELECTRON-ICS

Design ArchitectFoster+Partners

Architect of RecordIlkun & SAC Con-sortium

ConsultantsOve Arup & PartnersRoger Preston & PartnersDavis Langdon & Everest

NOTABLE ACCOMPLISHMENT OFFICE Samsung America Headquarters (DS) San Jose, California Construction completed. Design Quality Control (Construction Manager). MCS Headquarters Ulaanbaatar, Mongolia

Schematic design phase. 24 strorey MCS Group Headquarters and Complex with building area of 33,426 SM. KATC New Headquarters Jeon-nam Innocity, Korea Design competition of New Headquarters of Korea Agro-Fisheries Trade Corporate in Jeon-nam Innocity, Korea. 18,784 SM

KCSC New Headquarters Jeon-buk Innocity, Korea Design competition of New Headquarters of Korea Cadastral Survey Corporate with building area of 11,625.78 SM

International Bank of Qatar Doha, Qatar Construction document phase. 35 storey Bank Headquarters in Doha, Qatar. 678,000 SF KAHRAMAA Headquarters Doha, Qatar Design competition of KAHRAMMA Headquarters, The Qatar National Electricity and Water Provider with building area of 44,984 SM. Andamiro Headquarters Seoul, Korea Construction document phase. 18 storey office building for software company headquarters with building area of 350,451 SM.

Byucksan Digital Valley Seoul, Korea Construction completed. A new type of Office Factory building with building area of 60,826 SM.

Sejin Techno Park Seoul, Korea Construction completed. A new type of Office Factory building with building area of 99,735 SM. Fine Venture Tower Seoul, Korea Construction completed. Renovated 11 storey building with building area of 14,682 SM. Flag Star Headquarters Troy, MI Construction completed. Y-shaped 4 storey of Administrative office for Flag Star Bank with building area of 231,000SF.

Sangam Digital Media Center Seoul, Korea Design Competition. Building area of 20,186 SM in a Venture Digital Valley in Seoul. GDX Automobile Headquarters Farmington Hills, MI

Construction completed. 2 storey of Administrative office for GDX Automotive with building area of 75,000SF. Motorola AEG Headquarters Farmington Hills, MI Construction completed. 3 storey of a flexible, modular open office for Motorola’s Automotive and Industrial Electronics Group with building area of 125,000SF. Daewoo Electronics Headquarters Seoul, Korea Construction document phase. The proposed 175 meter high tower with 95,000 SM of offices and laboratory above ground, 155,000 SM at lower ground and 50,000 SM of parking and plant below ground level.

Isu Construction Headquarters Seoul, Korea Construction completed. 10 storey of Corporate Headquarters Building with building area of 10,932 SM. SK Corporation Headquarters Seoul, Korea Construction completed. 36 storey of New Headquarters Building for SK Corporation with building area of 83,801 SM. EDUCATION & CULTURE ATI New Headquarters Jeon-nam Innocity, Korea 1st place winner of design competition of New Agricultural Training Institute Headquarters. 14,109 SM of Education Research Center and Dormitory. The Nat’l Museum of Contemporary History Seoul, Korea Final entry of national design competition. 9,950 SM of Museum, Education and Storage renovating the existing government facility. Qatar National Convention Center Doha, Qatar Construction completed. 206,243 SM building area of the largest performing convention centre in the Middle East. Seoul Performing Arts Center Seoul, Korea 1st phase invited international design competition. 1st place winner. 79,800 SM. of Opera House, Concert Hall & Studio, Theater in Nodeul Island on the Han River. Seoul Performing Arts Center Seoul, Korea 2nd & 3rd phases invited international design competition. 2nd place winner. 55,385 SM of 1500 Seat Opera House, 2000 Seat Concert Hall & Studio Theater Art Sonje Center Seoul, Korea Construction completed. 4,806 SM of Private Art Museum to support current and experimental contemporary art to the art world and public with its international exhibition and educational program. Institute for Advanced Engineering Yongin, Korea Construction completed. Designed for the Daewoo Research Center of World Management with building area of 18,269 SM.

Energy Systems Research Center Suwon, Korea Construction completed. 5 storey of College Research Center with building area of 5,115 SM. MIXED-USE Burj Dubai Residential Complex Dubai, UAE Design competition. 60 storey luxury residential tower with building area of 690,000 SF. Total 612 units.

Dubai Hotel & Residential Tower Dubai, UAE Schematic design phase. Combination of 60 storey five-star hotel and 45 storey luxury residential condominium.

La Bella Verde Mixed-use Duluth, GA Design development phase. 25 storey two residential mixed-use towers combined with street-level retails, a fitness center and a rooftop garden. Total building area of 97,794 SF.

Sugarloaf Mixed-use Sugarloaf, GA Design development phase. The development composed of three 22 storey high residential towers, a 220 key hotel and 140,000 SF of office space. SK Namsan Leader’s View Mixed-use Seoul, Korea Construction completed. 30 Storey, 78,319 SM of residential/office/retail complex. Total 212 residential units.

Jamsil Posco the Star Park Mixed-use Seoul, Korea Construction completed. 39 Storey, 99,899 SM of luxury residential, office/ hotel/retail complex. Total 332 residential units. Buckhead Mixed-use Metro Atlanta, GA Schematic design phase. The development composed of three 40 storey high residential towers, a 288 key hotel and a shopping center with multi-purpose theater.

Hoihyun Lotte Castle Mixed-use Seoul, Korea Construction completed. 30 Storey, 113,758 SM of residential/retail complex. Total 424 residential units. Almaty Mixed-use Almaty, Kazakhstan Schematic design phase. Twin residential towers with cladding system reflecting local culture and pattern with building area of 140,579 SM. Songringli Hotel/Apartments Complex Beijing, China Design development phase. 21 storey, 71,480 SM of five-star luxury hotel & 203,950 SM of luxury residential towers and supporting retail facilities. Total 2096 residential units, 500 room hotel.

Boondang Doosan We’ve Pavilion Seongnam, Korea Construction completed. 33 storey, 197,225 SM of residential/office/retail complex. Total 1,549 residential units. Yoido Richensia Mixed-use Complex Seoul, Korea Construction completed. 40 storey, 88,600 SM of residential/officetel/retail complex located on the Han River’s edge next to 63 Building in Seoul. Total 430 residential units. Boondang Park View Mixed-use Seongnam, Korea Construction completed. First place winning entry of invited competition. 34 Storey, 443,783 SM of officetel/retail Complex. Total 1,830 officetel units. Hunnam Apartments Complex Shenyang, China Under construction. 30 Storey, 506,952 SM of condominium towers. Total 3,985 residential units. Ilsan Samsung Chereville Mixed-use Goyang, Korea Design competition. 1st-Place Winner. 984,581 SM total area including ten 55 storey towers of luxury residential/office/retail/support facilities. Total 3,264 residential units.

Daelim Acroville II Mixed-use Seoul, Korea Design competition. 2nd place winner. 65 Storey, 348,974 SM of luxury residential, office/hotel/retail complex. Total 1,730 residential units. Pantheon IV Residential Mixed-use Seongnam, Korea Design competition. Second place winner. Total area of 93,456 SM. Total 463 residential units. Maharishi Tower of Peace – Mixed-use Sao Paulo, Brazil

Conceptual Design of 510M high, 1.313 Million SM area of High-rise residential/hotel/office/entertainment/school complex/2000 room hotel development Ttuksom Mixed-use/Novotel/Ibis Hotel Seoul, Korea Schematic design phase. 195,617 SM of hotel/residential/retail development 5 star hotel Novotel/Ibis development. Total 60,366 SM. Total 553 room near Seoul Forest Park. HOUSING Cheongdam Paragon Seoul, Korea Design competition. 1st place winner. Two Y-shaped residential towers with total 92 units. Total floor area of 38,333 SM. SK View Yongho-Dong Busan, Korea Construction completed. 45 Storey, 647,634 SM of residential/retail towers. Total 3,352 residential units.

Yeomchang-dong Silver Town Seoul, Korea Schematic design. Three of 20 storey Y-shaped urban style silver facilities with building area of 107,673 SM. Total 664 units. MASTER PLANNING IBC-2 Master Plan Incheon, Korea Design development phase. 1,965,000 SM of total building area for unique entertainment, leisure and retail destination that will attract locals and increase tourism. Odaesan Resort Master Plan Pyeongchang, Korea Schematic design phase. 648,545 SM of total floor area for all-inclusive, all-sports resort in Gangwon Province.

Ansan POSCO 90BL Ansan, Korea RFP Competition. A proposal of scheme with building area of 866,465 SM including a F1 track, a five-star hotel, retails, residential mixed use and commercial towers. HOTEL/RESORT Lotte City Hotel Jeju Jeju, Korea First place winning entry of invited competition. 23 Storey, 31,735 SM of Hotel/Duty Free Shop Complex. Total 253 hotel units. La Foreviere, Seoul Forest Doosan We’ve Seoul, Korea Second place winning entry of invited competition. 50 Storey, 88,568 SM of Residential Complex. Total 660 units Subic Bay Casino Hotel & Condo Subic, Philippines Construction document phase. 119,000 SM, 110 room luxury hotel, 810 unit luxury condominium development. Muchangpo Beache Palace Boryeong, Korea Construction completed. Total building area of 41,057 SM of luxury condo/hotel development near Muchangpo Beach area. Total 274 units. Yongpyeong the “Forest” Villas Yongpyeong, Korea Construction completed. 25,250 SM, 151 luxury villa condominiums for Yongpyeong Resort. COMMERCIAL Heyri “the Step” Shopping/Cultural Center Paju, Korea Construction completed. Total building area 33,000 SM of retail/museum/performance hall/artist lofts complex.

Shopping Mall “Monalisa” Seoul, Korea Competition Winning Entry. 22,465 SM of vertical retail mall.

OSFE Shopping Plaza Seoul, Korea Construction completed. 25,263 SM of vertical retail mall near Sungshin women’s university. Shinchon Railroad Station Complex Seoul, Korea Design competition. Linear shaped multi-complex for New Shinchon Station including mall, plaza and railway depot. Total building area of 90,847 SM.

Yangje Sportime Fitness Center Seoul, Korea Construction completed. 6 storey of Fitness/Retail complex with an outdoor golf range. Total building area of 30,755 SM. HEALTH MCS Medical Complex Ulaanbaatar, Mongolia Schematic design phase. Total 800 beds of a general hospital owned by MCS group with total building area of 109,600 SM. Aju University Hospital Suwon, Korea Construction completed. Total 840 beds of a general hospital with total building area of 95,512 SM. MILITARY Upgrade HTACC & KCOIC Seoul, Korea Construction completed. The Far Eastern US Army Control Center for the Nuclear War.

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