Myoungkeun Kim is a registered architect with Fish Design and Architecture currently working and living in West Roxbury neighborhood of Boston, Massachusetts.
Roger Williams University SAAHP, Bristol, RI, US, Adjunct Faculty
The core design studio instructor for housing, and place for eating.
Machado Silvetti, Boston, MA, US, Project Manager
Myoungkeun Kim begun as a senior designer role for the Civic Building at Veterans Plaza and led the design team during Construction Phase as a project manager.
Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT), Cambridge, MA, US, BArch, Architecture
Boston Biennial, Honorable Mention
The Boston Society of Architects and pinkcomma gallery are pleased to announce the winners of the third Design Biennial Boston. Following an open call for entries, the jury selected individuals and firms whose work are signals of Boston’s rich,
emerging design talent. The 2012 edition will feature Brandon Clifford of Matter Design; Kiel Moe AIA; Wilson Martin and Eden Dutcher of GroundView; and Ana Miljacki and Lee Moreau of Project_. Myoungkeun Kim of Fish Design Lab for
Architecture; Krists Karklins of Krists Karklins Design; and Mariana Ibañez and Simon Kim of IK Studio received honorable-mention awards this year.
Shiftboston-Barge, Nomination
SHIFTboston challenged architects, installation artists, designers and landscape architects professionals and students to design an experience installation on a barge in Boston’s Fort Point Channel. Competitors are asked to develop a concept which might include one or all of the following components: recycled/recyclable materials, water, plants and perhaps digitally fabricated parts. We would like designers to create a unique SENSORY EXPERIENCE for barge visitors by experimenting with a variety of interesting materials and applications in order to provide a TACTILE, OLFACTORY and VISUAL experience.
Future of Design Competition and Exhibition, 1st Place
In 2006, the BSA sponsored the first Young Designers Digital Exhibition program as a design competition for Massachusetts students and emerging professionals who had earned their architecture degree within the last 10 years. Participants were encouraged to submit built or unbuilt professional work in a video or slideshow format 30 seconds in length. That year, 29 entries were selected to create a 15-minute video that was exhibited at the Build Boston convention and tradeshow.
Jury Comments:
This ambitious project combines compelling images and design with creative
presentation. Great effort is made to maintain the existing buildings, including
Asplund’s Library and the existing library annex. The concept of the “cloud deck”
built upon these existing structures and into Observatory Hill is a fresh and
sophisticated approach to this challenge. The floorplans explain the complex design in an intelligent and persuasive manner. We like the way in which natural light filters down through the cloud deck, illuminating rooms on different floor levels. In addition to an interesting design, the images are gripping and clear diagrams help to tell a good story. Our one recommendation is to use the PowerPoint “fading” transitions. We loved this stylish and clever project for its engaging narrative about design and presentation methods.
