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2018 - 2025 Selected Works

Master of Science in Architecture

Pratt Institute

Gyubeom Kim

Robotic Hatchery 01

Spring 2025, Pratt Institute

Academic, Collaborative Work, Partner: Jonathan Lee

Professor: Fabian Llounch

Automatic Robotic System + Billion Oyster Project

Location: Brooklyn Army Terminal, Brooklyn, New York Software: Rhino + Vray + Adobe Suite

Shell Conveyer

Shell Grinding

Concrete Batching & Printing

Oyster Reef Propagating

Reef Maturation Chamber

Robotic Reef Application

Selected for 2025 Pratt Show Archived at Pratt Institute School of Architecture

Airbrushed PLA, UV Resin, PVC, Cast Acrylic, Plywood, Framing Lumber, HDU, 25” x 74” x 50”

Sectional Chunk Model

Isolated

Oyster Shell Grinding

Oyster Reef Fabricating

Oyster Reef Propagating

Influx - Efflux 02

Summer 2025, Pratt Institute

Academic, Individual Work

Professor: Erich Schoenenberger, Alex Tahinos

Program: Hydro-Infrastructure, Mobility Network, Community Center

Location: Coyoacan, Mexico City, Mexico

Software: Rhino + Enscape, D5 + Adobe Suite

1. Important Spot & Possibility

Arial Perspective View Rhino, D5

2. Pedestrian Network + Vendor Market

4. Flood Responsible Plaza Water-collecting Roof and Walkaways

3. Enhancing Spots with Roofing and Programs

Transfer Hub

Sports Community Center

2nd Floor Plan

Inhale-Exhale 03

Fall 2024, Pratt Institute

Academic, Individual Work

Professor: Alex Tahinos

Program: Housing, Public Park + CO2 Capturing

Location: 395 Broome St, New York

Software: Rhino + Enscape + Adobe Suite

Urban Sampling

This project explores the integration of CO₂-capturing technology with urban elements such as small parks in New York City. Its goal is to merge futuristic technology with familiar spaces, creating a new architectural experience where past and future intersect. Through this process, the project investigates how emerging technologies can organically embed themselves within the urban environment.

Architecturalization

The site is a corner lot previously used as a parking area, with balconies of adjacent buildings facing its rear. Additionally, the windows facing the street emphasize verticality.

Respecting this context, the CO2 Free Park is positioned towards the rear balconies of the site, while the exterior envelope aligns with the vertical rhythm of neighboring windows, creating a contrast with the interior conditions of the building.

Axonometric Building Section Rhino, Enscape

Vertical Dynamics 04

Fall 2024, Pratt Institute Academic, Individual Work

Professor: Fabian Llonch

Proseminar: Skins

Location: 110 Prince St, New York

Software: Midjourney, Rhino, Enscape, Adobe Suite

3/16”=1’-0” Study Models

3/16”=1’-0” Physical Model

at Pratt Institute School of Architecture

PLA, 18” x 18” x 20” Archived

PLA, 4” x 4”

Methaphor of Water Fall

The final façade, shaped through layering and density testing, metaphorically resembles a waterfall. It introduces a pocketpark quality into the city’s vertical monotony, with each layer abstracting elements of flowing water—streams, stones, and mist—turning the skin into both structure and poetic image.