Portfolio (Interior, Architecture, and Graphic Design)

interior, architecture, and graphic design

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Academic Background Bachelor of Architecture (S. Ars) Universitas Indonesia, August 2019 Teaching Assistant for Basic Design 1 (2018) and Architecture and Fine Arts Class (2018).

“The Effects of Interior Space to the Look of a Window Display” as the title of bachelor’s thesis.

Past Projects, Volunteers and Experiences Auliya Adhiprakoso Riadi Born on 16 September 1996, Auliya Adhiprakoso Riadi is a socially dynamic, highly motivated, and energetic fresh graduate from Universitas Indonesia. Majoring in Architecture has made Adhi interested in the arts, interior design, visual merchandising, graphic design, and urban planning.

With various research and teaching experience, Adhi is looking to gain experience and further his expertise in his interests. +62811936895 a.adhiprakoso@gmail.com linkedin.com/in/auliyaadhiprakosoriadi

Tjahjono Library, Librarian 2019 Responsible for cataloguing, classifying, circulating, and maintaining library materials along with furnishing reference, bibliographical, and readers’ advisory services for a private library.

Freelance, Interior Designer 2019 Create and finish layouts, furniture, and fixtures design for an exhibition booth.

Finished 3D models and rendered images within 24 hours.

Freelance, Graphic Designer 2018-2019 Create and finish layouts, graphics, and/or icons for company profile and presentation within 24-48 hours.

Fakultas Teknik Universitas Indonesia, Undegraduate Teaching Assistant 2018 Assisting Diandra Pandu Saginatari, S.Ars., M.A. in Basic Design 1 (Visual Arts) Class for Term 1

(2018/2019).

Assisting Dra. Iriantine Karnaya A., M.Ars. and Anna Zuchriana, S.Sn., M.Sn. in Basic Design 1 (2D and 3D Fine Arts) Class for Term 1 (2018/2019).

Assisting Dra. Iriantine Karnaya A., M.Ars and Dita Trisnawan, S.T., M.Arch, M. Suburb and Town Design in Architecture and Fine Arts Class for Term 1 (2018/2019).

Responsibilities include preparing study materials, giving instructions and exercises, grading students’ assignments, presentation, exams, and projects.

Eco-City Live Project International Joint Studio & Seminar Jakarta 2018, Research Team 2018 Create and finish layouts and graphics for posters, presentations, and book contents.

Research and write contents on “Evaluation of Car Free Day based on Air Pollution and Behavioral Change”.

AFAIR UI 2018, Event Staff 2017-2018 Handle and organize events, including timekeeping and management and equipment

Skills Basic Skills: Public speaking, Timekeeping and management, Teamwork, Problem solving Spoken Languages: Indonesian (Native) and English (Fluent)

Supporting Skills: Proficient in MS Office, Trimble Sketchup, Lumion, Adobe Creative Suite (Photoshop, Illustrator, InDesign, Lightroom), ArcGIS, AutoCAD

Publications preparation.

Liaison for a key public speaker Coordinate with other team members and groups.

Public Relations IMA FTUI, Staff and Expert Staff 2015-2016 Handled external visits from and to other universities and/or organization.

Coordinate and liaise with faculty staffs and/or delegations.

Prepare documents, letters, and facilities needed for the visit.

Gejolak Art Exhibition, Project Officer 2014 Create and manage the timeline, permit letters, coordinate with faculty staffs, generate weekly reports, and handled press interviews.

Achieved more than a thousand visitors within 3 days.

Kare-Tachi, Marketing Officer 2014 Create a business and marketing plan, design

guidelines, branding, and promotional media.

Collaborate with team members to create recipes and beverages.

Win ‘Best Seller Award’ in ELDEST 2014 SMA Labschool Jakarta.

LabsProject 2013 Artventure, Creative Team 2012-2013 Create design guidelines, branding, and promotional media and install properties and decorations in the venue.

Successfully translated the idea and design into a practical venue.

LabsProject 2012 Ethnictology, Security Team 2012 Secure VIP entrance, ushering VIP guests and directing non-VIP guests to the correct entrance.

No issues reported in the VIP entrance.

Evaluation of Car Free Day based on Air Pollution and Behavioral Change Published in the book “Eco-City Live Project Jakarta and Depok: Megapolitan Approach” ISBN: 978-602-52912-0-3

Leica Store Jakarta Designed for Interior Design Class (for Architecture Student) with Rizky Aditya A., Putri Khalisha S., and Mahdaniar M. M. Leica is one of the worlds most recognizable cameras and optics brand. Originated from Germany, Leica has a rich history and a reputation for excellence. Leica opened its first store in Jakarta back in 2014. Its store was a bit on the small side and thus resulting in the separation of the community/activity centre.

To create a new design for the store, we first have to understand the brand and visual branding, its image, its vision, and its customer. From there, we created a design that tries to attract younger and new customers. By doing this, Leica can have a stronger presence in Indonesia and have a bigger customer base.

In the new store, the program was to combine both the selling floor and the community/activity store. Combining this two will create a better understanding of what the brand wants to achieve. With a larger store, Leica can also display more products and accessories in the showcases and displays.

Leica’s rich history enables us to create a thematic window display that will be changed every month. The window displays will tell customers what Leica camera series has been involved in major headline news or events around the world. This is also designed to create better brand awareness and hopefully result in new customers.

Recharging Stop, A Recycled Shelter Designed for Logika Coffee Logika Coffee is one of many new iced coffee brands around Jakarta. During the weeks leading to Jakarta Coffee Week in PIK Avenue Mall, its owner wanted to create a booth to increase awareness of the brand identity and value.

Various coffee beans from around West and East Java, Sumatra, and Bali became the main star of the design. Along with a few banners at the back of the booth, the shelves showcase all of their products and information. A couple of coffee bags with coffee beans in them also became part of the design. The table used for brewing and serving coffee testers is made to allow customers to brew for themselves under the guidance of the barista. The use of red colour and the ability to brew coffee yourself is the main attraction of the booth.

the Shoppes @ Blok A Designed for Architectural Design Studio 5, supervised by Ir. Achmad Hery Fuad, M.Eng., and Ariko Andikabina The Shoppes @ Blok A is a design for a shopping mall made for a high-density neighbourhood (1.500.000 people per sq km), imagined in the year 2040. Included in a new master-planned area with Transit-Oriented Development at its core, The Shoppes @ Blok A features 4 main building that rises to its highest point at 55 meters. The resulting space of around 130.000 sqm is within parameters of the master plan.

The development of this project prioritizes pedestrians and cyclist over motorists. Thus the building itself features a massive public square that is on the same level as the main entrances of the building. Motorists from neighbouring areas will be diverted to lower ground levels. From there,

they can access the street level via escalators or lifts inside the building.

buildings are also connected via bridges to ease vertical traffic and attract people from the ground floor to go up.

To maximize exposure of the shops inside the shopping mall, floor to ceiling windows adorned the exterior of the building. This action resulted in the building’s massive window display area, visible from multiple levels and viewing points of the building. The four

Designed as the first commercial centres in the TOD masterplan, following commercial projects in the planned area will fulfil the need of the 1.5 million people living in the vicinity.

Recharging Stop, A Recycled Shelter Designed for Architectural Design Studio 3 along with Zafira Rahmatul U. The main idea of this project is about materiality and sustainability. We chose two recycled and one sustainable material from our exploration. Coffee brick, tetrapak packaging, and renewable plywood were chosen. The idea for recharging stop emerged from coffee brick’s ability to generate a refreshing fragrance from its caffeine content.

The design for the shelter went through major changes.

The final design can optimize the use of materials and reduce its usage. Thus, the commuters view of the street becomes less impeded. Placement of the coffee bricks is also nearer to the commuters. Overall, the design will work as intended, a recharging stop.

Bungur Micro Library Designed for Architectural Design Studio 4 Designed to elevate literacy skills around the site, this library originated from misused and misspelt words in the neighbourhood. Words which mostly originated from English and some Indonesian ones are the most common problem found around the site. Bad becomes ‘bat’, banner becomes baner and many more. Bungur Micro Library was designed to eliminate most if not all of the problem found.

Small, open, and easily accessible is a few keywords I would associate with the library. It is designed to be cheap and easy to maintain, with the concrete shell becoming the structure itself. Generous amount of airflow and sunlight enables the library to reduce its carbon footprint. With the hopes of enriching the lives and improving education, Bungur Micro Library can become the centre of the neighbourhood.

Infinity Ventures Company Profile Designed for Infinity Ventures As a new cryptocurrency investment firm, Infinity Ventures needs a bold and strong company profile. Both content and design are made to convey the company’s identity and values. The firm targeted a more established clientele and needs to attract a specific kind of people.

Short, to the point, and meaningful introduction are used in this example to appeal to the clients. Along with simple and easy to understand icons, the colours used in this project is meant to tell the clients that the firm is a no-nonsense and an honest one.