Resume&Portfolio

Jessica Han 1790 Eglinton Avenue East

EDUCATION

2014Centennial College,Toronto, Canada

Architectural technician

2008 - 2013Hangsung University, Seoul, South Korea

Major in Interior Design

PROFESSIONAL RECOGNITION

Model of Commercial Centre design selected for print in Metro Newspaper

Dec.2, 2014

CERTIFICATES AND AWARDS

Modern Hanok International Design Competition(Korean traditional family home)

Second Prize Jan.2013

Certificate of Leadership in Design Ingenuity(Korea)

Oct.2012

Hansung University Interior Design CompetitionThird Prize Oct.2012

EXPERIENCE

Aug 2007 - Nov 2012Event Planner Manager (Seoul, Korea) Professional event planner for companies and pricate occasions

Feb 2015 - Interior Designer, Ambrosia Elite (Mississauga, Canada) Preparing working drawings and specifications for interior construction, space planning, materials, finishes, furnishings, fixtures and equipment.

Oct 2008 - Feb 2010ART teacher, Greensum Academy (Seoul, South Korea) Experience teaching drawing to high school students in a privateart school. Responsible for level testing and taking students on various activities.

Aug 2008 - Nov 2009Interior Designer, Design story (Seoul, South Korea) Design drawing using AutoCAD, 3D, Hand sketch

PROFESSIONAL SKILLSAuto CAD3D MAX Revit Adobe PhotoshopAdobe IllustratorMicrosoft Office Drawing (by hand)

OTHER SKILLS

Creativity Responsible Team Work

REFERENCES AVAILABLE ON REQUEST

Patrick Kusmiderpkusmid1@mycentennialcollege.ca

Centennial College Program Coordinator / Professor

jessicahan06@gmail.com647-469-7115

_ JESSICA HAN PORTFOLIO647 469 7115

jessicahan06@gmail.com

1790 Eglinton Avenue East

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There are many buildings made from painted cement which

are inspired from geography, climate, and other surroundings.

The structure communicates the relationship that people have with

their community,nature and the man- made environment.

In the past most people in Korea lived in traditional houses, but now they live in rectangular shaped high-rises, which ignore the Korean traditional structure.The my design suggests new methods in which nature, man and structure can coexist.

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My design changed this building into a Communication Centre where I made use of surrounding landscape and made a green space

Originally, this building was a water pumping station for drinking water but it had been left derelict for several years.

for people to enjoy the outdoors.