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Recent Projects



Professional Experience

Associate Architect, AWA Architects (2021-2022)

Registered Architect, Korea Institute of Registered Architect (KIRA) (2019)

Project Manager at Ublo | Façade Designer, VS-A Korea (2018 - 2021)
Role:
: mold design, performance test, glass structure calculation, patent.
: website design, production management, façade design and consulting.
: Smart Ublo; Ventilation Sensor Phase 1


Junior Architect, Designcamp Moonpark dmp (2015 - 2018)
Role:
, shape optimization & rationalization, concept design, schematic design, design development, construction document

Junior Architect, The System Lab (2014)
Role:
mainly with T-splines of Rhino plug-in, 3D printing with post-processing.

Building Engineer Qualification, Human Resources Development Service of Korea(2013)

Intern, Il Hoon Roh Studio (2014)


Awards and Scholarships

Outstanding Performance Commendation, Carnegie Mellon University (Spring 2024)

SoA Merit Scholarship, Carnegie Mellon University (2023 - 2025)


Grand Prize, “Urban Jungle Gym”, Posco Steel Design Festa, POSCO (2013)
, in collaboration with two members, a steel design competition
Role: Leader, speaker team arrangement, design development, coordination.

First Place, “A Way to Han River “, B.Arch Graduation Thesis, Yonsei University (2013)
, Solo work

Honorable Mention, “Overhead Tensegrity”, Korean Structural Engineers Competition (2012)
, in collaboration with two members, a competition of structure design
Role: Design development, production.

Full Scholarship, National Engineering Scholarship, Korea Student Aid Foundation (KOSAF) (2008-2013)

Full Scholarship, Yonsei Eagle Scholarship, Yonsei University (2008)


Lectures and Conference Presentations

Guest Instructor, “Kinetic Architecture”, Soongsil University, Korea (Nov. 2021)

Guest Instructor, “Introduction to Architecture Design Practice”, Soongsil University, Korea (April 2021)

Webinar Speaker, “Personalized Ventilation Windows R&D”, Zak World of Façades, Virtual Conference (Aug 2020)
On behalf of VS-A Korea, Delievering a presentation of
, the customized design window Ublo and Ufo, named after Uf=0, meaning u-value for frame is Zero.

Conference Exhibitor, “Ublo and UF0, two innovative façade components” , Glass Performance Days(GPD), Tampere, Finland (June 2019)
Introduced the system to visitors, built networks for future partnerships in related industries, and sought opportunities with distributors abroad.



Publications

Sohyun Jin. “The Works of Rookies.” A&C Architecture Magazine vol.391, Dec. 2013, pp.191.
of 2014

Sohyun Jin. “2013 Posco Steel Design Festa.” C3 KOREA vol.349 supplement, Sep. 2013, pp.16-17.
of the Posco steel design competition


Courses and Workshops

Workshop: Digital Form Finding, “Virtual Actuality” (2012)
workshop via Processing
Yonsei University

Design Studio: “Incremental Bridges” (2011)
in Batam, Indonesia


Exhibitions

Exhibition, “Urban Jungle Gym”, as a competition winner, Posco Center Building and Posco A&C Building, Seoul (2013)


Exhibition, “Folding chair”, Mirae Asset Center1, Seoul (2013)











Sejong Art Center

Paramteric optimization, complex geometry design

2016 2017 2018
Schematic Design/Design Development
/Construction Document

@Designcamp Moonpark dmp

Participant

Role: Junior architect,
complex geometry 3D drafter, shape optimization,
rationalization, 2D drawing


* The works below showcase my individual contributions only, including the design of outdoor stage geometry and the tessellation design of auditorium walls, with unit adjustments for rationalization.


Collaboration:
Hogun O(Design Principal), Jiwan Kim(Project Manager), 
Sugyung Lim, Ji-in Jung, Hyungun Rho


When I participated in the Sejong Art Center architecture project at DMP Architects for three years, I was the only 3D drafter among eight members. The building has four different complex geometries, and I had the task of making the scheme a reality. The outdoor stage of the project was the most challenging part because the scheme shape begins with arc-shaped steps and ends with a tilting roof.

I believe a tighter connection between design and engineering will lead to more opportunities to interact. To reduce obstacles for users, an interface should have simple yet restricted input parameters, which are easy to understand and accept.