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Yoona Youn Hwa Lee

Hi I am Youn Hwa or as known as Yoona. I am 20 years old, third year stu-dent major in architecture. I was born in Republic of Korea and lived in a small city Christchurch in New Zealand for 5 years. I lived by the beach called Sumner for 2 years, where I still miss. However for better en-vironment for my education, I have moved to Melbourne in 2009.

When I was a child, my par-ents took me to lots of dif-ferent countries such as United State, United King-dom, Italy, France, China and many more. All of those experience influenced my perspective. I started to get interested in architec-ture when I first read an architecture megazine a few years ago. Later I found out the building I saw was the villa dall’ava. The idea of making spaces and making a

INTRODUCING ME

MY PREVIOUS WORK

ARCHITECTURE SKIN

“Skin of the structure is the face of the ar-chitecture.”

New technology creates new design. Experimenting constantly, moving forward step by step, to a new generation. Computer has become an important tool for architecture. It opens a wider range of design poten-tial. Frank Gehry designed Bilbao Guggenheim Museum in Spain in 1997. It is an enormous dynamic decon-structivist architecture with layers of steel plates without any column. Gehry is well known for using aircraft modelling software, where he can find the system enables to transfroming his design. In addi-tion, he invented a software with a new algorithm to take further of his design. ‘ An algorithm is an un-ambiguous, precise systematically to a set of tokens or objects.’ (Wilson, Robert A. and Frank C. Keil, Definition of “algorithm”,1999, The MIT Encyclopedia of the Cognitive Sciences, London:MIT Press,p11) The Fig. 2 and 3 is a lady’s clothe shop in Hangzhou in

the walls. The organic net shape works as the ‘skin’ of the architecture.

The exterior of is more like a sculpture rath-er than an architecture. It is made out of steel frame and Titanium Sheath-ing. The Romanticism shop has an organic shape of the curve and circles that flows in front of the building. The facade certainly attracts peo-ple’s eyes as it sticks out. Also more like an art work. Architecture can be considered as a large piece of a complex sculp-ture. The aesthetic is as important as the function of the building. ‘ the term architecture applies only to buildings designed with a view to aesthetic appeal... the good archi-tect requires the sculp-tor’s and the painter’s modes of vision in addi-tion to his own spatial imagination.’ (Williams, Richard ‘Architecture and Visual Culture:Definitions,Concepts,Contexts, 2005 ed. by Mattew Rampley, Ed-inburgh University Press, pp103 )

China. The Romanticism Shop is by Japanese ar-chitects Keiichiro Sako and Takeshi Ishizaka of SAKO Architects. Keiich-iro Sako said’The cli-ent asked me for a design that no one could copy...the clothes and the rela-tionship between body and space.’ Reflecting on the clothe, they have clothed the facade, and around

EXPLODING THE DEVELOPMENT ENVIRONMENT

LOFTING AND STATE CAPTURE

EXPLODING THE DEVELOPMENT ENVIRONMENT

TRIANGULATION ALGORITHMS