ABOUT ME
I am a Seoul-based spatial designer and blogger, sharing stories about spaces and everyday life through my own perspective. My work focuses on branding, F&B, and commercial spaces, creating functional yet aesthetically engaging environments that invite people into new experiences. I am also interested in public design projects and urban regeneration initiatives, contributing to the transformation of spaces that enhance communities and everyday interactions.
I am particularly interested in exploring the narratives embedded within old buildings, as well as themes of sustainability and adaptive reuse. My projects range from designing public spaces such as bakeries and performance venues to conceptualising event pavilions and future observatories. Through material experimentation and contextual research, I develop strategic design solutions tailored to each site.
Having studied in both South Korea and the UK, I have gained valuable international academic experience that has enriched my design perspective and technical skills. Inspired by spatial storytelling in films and dramas, I envision immersive spaces and use advanced drawing techniques and 3D modelling to bring my ideas to life.
For me, spatial design is more than just shaping physical structures—it is about capturing memories and experiences. I strive to create inclusive environments where everyone can engage with the space meaningfully, weaving their stories into my work. By embracing an innovative approach to adaptive reuse, I seek to connect the past, present, and future of a space in a thoughtful and compelling way.