Sapta Maulida's Architecture Portfolio (2015-2021)

Adam Sapta Maulida

ARCHITECTURE PORTFOLIO Selected Architectural Works 2015-2021

ハウジング 教育 商業の インテリア コンペ

Housing Education Commercial Interior Competition

Hi こんにちは Kon'nichiwa

Selected Architectural Works 2015-2021

by Sapta Maulida

内容

Content 履歴書

2 Curriculum Vitae

教育 Education

商業の Commercial

5 Tamansari Inclusive Vertical Village

42 Kridaya Politechnic

54 Pangalengan Floating Restaurant

18 Micro Growing House

48 Ulul Albab Islamic Boarding School

60 Tobata Shopping Center

ハウジング Housing

24 Small - Micro House Projects Idea Compilation 32 Teng Ratna's House 34 Den Bahar's Micro House 38 Ms. Sari's Renovation Project

インテリア Interior 62 Soekarno Hatta International Airport: Food Court & Lobby

コンペ

Competition

64 3 rd Prize | Bale-Bala Hall 68 3 rd Prize | Bekasi Creative Patriot Center 80 1 st Prize | PUNARBHAWA 86 Honorable Mention | Wakato 5.0 88 Honorable Mention | Wakato Loop de Loop

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B a n d u n g , We s t J a v a

adam.s.maulida@gmail.com

+62 81382740853

NETWORK instagram.com/saptamaulida

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linkedin:Adam Sapta Maulida saptamaulida.wordpress.com

Be behance.net/saptamaulida

PROFESSIONAL SKILLS Ai

Illustrator

Ps Photoshop

履歴書

Curriculum Vitae Adam Sapta Maulida

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August 2 1996

Adam de�ines himself as a multi platform designer due to his passion in various design landscape. He started his career as a freelance graphic designer since 2013 and has �inished more than 100 graphic design and illustration project overseas. Furthermore, he completed his study in architecture major as he develops an architectural skill set. He is striving toward his path on �inding his way to bridge his 2 main skills which he loves the most, which is architectural design and visual communication design

Revit SketchUp

Affinity Designer

Rhinoceros

AutoCAD

Lumion

Bahasa

: native

English

: �luent (scored 563 on PTESOL test) : beginner

Japanese

PERSONAL SKILLS Adaptability

Cognitive Flexibility

Idea Generating

Teamwork

Public Speaking

Thinking out of the Box

Problem Solving

Leadership Ability

Critical Thinking

Service Oriented

EDUCATION Computer & Network Engineering Major

2012 - 2015

SMK Negeri 1 Cirebon A r c h i t e c t u r e M a j o r ( G PA : 3 . 7 7 )

Universitas Pendidikan Indonesia JASSO Scholarship Grantee

The University of Kitakyushu

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LANGUAGE

2015 - 2019

2018 - 2019

ORGANIZATION EXPERIENCE

ACHIEVEMENTS

Staff of Education Division of Architecture Student Association KMA-Kridaya FPTK UPI

2016 - 2017

Head of Committee Architecture Student Association Gathering KMA-Kridaya FPTK UPI

2016 - 2017

President of Architecture Student Association KMA-Kridaya

2017 - 2018

Steering Committee of Architecture Student Association Member Gathering

1 st B e s t P a r t i c i p a n t International Workshop Summercamp Institut Teknologi Bandung

3 rd P r i z e National Competition Gaung Bandung Institut Teknologi Bandung

Honorable Mention 2018

International Competition : Beyong Growth Bridging Wakamatsu Tobata by AILCD

Honorable Mention International Workshop : Beyong Growth Bridging Wakamatsu Tobata by AILCD

PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE Graphic Designer at ThinCanvas Communication

3 rd P r i z e National Competition : Bekasi Keren Sayembara Desain Lapangan Multiguna

Apprentice Architect Program at P T. Ts a n a M u l i a

National Competition : ACSENT UDAYANA Sayembara Rumah Tinggal Hidrophilic Ramah Air

2019

PT. Tsana Mulia is an architectural company based in Bandung, West Java.

The company practice various spatial design �ield such as architectural design, landscape design and urban design.

2019-2020

Maks.Co Event Organizer (as a part of PT. Mega Karya Sembada) is an event organizer recognized as the initiator of the biggest sneaker and streetwear cultural event in Bandung known as Bandung Sneaker Season.

1 st P r i z e ( a s a m e n t o r )

2018

2019

2020-2021

PT Kreasi Edulab Indonesia is an educational consultant providing services in high school student course for university test.

2019

2021

SPEAKERS ON EVENT, SEMINAR & WORKSHOP Speaker & Tutor Workshop Desain Komunikasi Visual held by Politeknik Negeri Bandung

Speaker Seminar Motivasi held by KMA-Kridaya FPTK UPI Pengalaman Studi ke Luar Negeri

Speaker Graphic Designer at PT Kreasi Edulab Indonesia

2017

2013 - 2017

thinCanvas Communication is a visual communication startup company based in Toronto, Canada. Adam is in charge for graphic design and illustration projects commission and has �inished more than 100 illustration projects.

Creative Designer at Maks.Co Event Organizer

2017

Seminar Motivasi Mahasiswa Berprestasi held by KMA-Kridaya FPTK UPI

Speaker & Tutor Workshop Kridaya Learning : Mengintegrasikan Desain Komunikasi Visual dan Arsitektur

2017

2019

2019

2019

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ハウジング Housing Tamansari Inclusive Vertical Village Architecture Final Project | 2019

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Tamansari Inclusive Vertical Village Architecture Final Project | 2019

Project Description Project Project Project Project

Title Status Type Location

: Tamansari Inclusive Vertical Village : Proposal (Fictitious) : Residential, Human Settlement : RW 11 Tamansari, Bandung Wetan, Bandung

Legal Aspect Site Location Site Area Building Coverage Ratio (BCR) Floor Average Ratio (FAR) Green Area Ratio (GAR) River Setback Building Storeys

: : : : : : :

Bandung, West Java 25.125 sqm 11.306 sqm (45%) 3,42 10.050 sqm (40%) 3-5m 4 - 8 storeys

Site Background The location of the planning and design project of the Tamansari Inclusive Vertical Village is located in RW 11 and RW 12 of Tamansari Village, Bandung Wetan District, Bandung City. This location was chosen because it is one of the villages with the highest density in the Bandung Wetan District.

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Project Background

NORTH

According to BPS Bandung, in 2014 the population of Bandung City was 2,470,802 with a population growth rate of 9.2%. With the increase in population, and the availability of land that is increasingly minimal, the city of Bandung faces a problem of population density that leads to housing issues, especially the provision of housing for low-income people.

One area that has experienced the issue of overcrowding due to population growth is the Tamansari Urban Village, located in Bandung Wetan District, Bandung City. Bandung Wetan Subdistrict consists of 4 villages namely Tamansari, Citarum and Cihapit with a total area of 339 hectares. Tamansari Urban Village is recorded as the village with the highest population in Bandung Wetan District with a population of 23,972 people with details of 11,944 people being male population and 12,028 people being female population. If presented, which is 77.82% of the total population in the District of Bandung Wetan live in Tamansari Village with a density value of up to 71 people / km2. (BPS Bandung City, 2015)

2.44m

2.45m

2012

2013

SLUM AREA

2.47m

2.48m

2.49m

2.5ha

2.497m graphic of population growth in the City of Bandung

VERTICAL URBAN VILLAGE

2014

2015

INCLUSIVITY

2016

URBAN HOUSING DEVELOPMENT

2017

INCREASING POPULATION

77.82% POPULATION OF BANDUNG WETAN DISTRICT LIVES IN TAMANSARI

CONTEXTUAL DESIGN APPROACHES

Tamansari Inclusivity The inclusion meant is not only limited to the inclusiveness of physical aspects which are commonly applied to architectural designs, but also to the inclusiveness in social aspects. This theme was chosen based on the characteristics of the urban village and potential issues that could be developed at the site and design results.

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Citarum SOCIAL INCLUSION

INCLUSIVE ARCHITECTURE

INFRASTRUCTURE INCLUSION

Cihapit Map of Bandung Wetan District (Source: Author)

EQUALITY

Infrastructure

FLEXIBILITY

Providing inclusive infrastructure Maintain existing circulation pattern

Circulation Mass Composition SIMPLE & INTUITIVE USAGE

INCLUSIVITY INTERPRETATION BREAKDOWN

CLEAR INFORMATION

DESIGN IMPLEMENTATION

Room Organization

Providing various housing type

Facade Expression

Reflecting urban village facade expression

Energy Management MISTAKE TOLERANCE

LESS EFFORT

Avoid uniformity mass composition

Transportation

PROPER ROOM SIZING

Optimizing natural energy Reducing carbon emissions as much as possible

Circulation Analysis The location of the site can be accessed via the main road Jl. Kebong Kembang.

Jl. Kebon Kembang belongs to a relatively small road because it can only be passed by vehicles from two opposite directions. However, on the other hand this has the potential to reduce the chance of traffic congestion on the site because this road is indeed the main access to the residential environment in the Tamansari Village, so that too much vehicle access is not really needed.

SITE ENTRANCE

The circulation patterns found on the site are linear - the mixture follows the shape of the contour. This circulation pattern is an important part of the site context because it forms a village road which is one of the centers of community activity and interaction.

Therefore, the concept of the circulation pattern site is maintained because it is an important aspect of the process of developing the area that was originally a city village into a flat village. The purpose of maintaining this circulation pattern is so that residents do not lose the orientation of their existing villages.

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Analysis of Space Relations using Space Syntax In the spatial relationship analysis process, the authors use the help of DepthMapX software to analyze the spatial quality of a built environment. DepthMapX is software that is used to analyze and account for social processes in an environment.

(Maulida, Dewancker, & Aryanti, n.d.)

The purpose of this analysis is to identify circulation patterns on the site. Because later, this circulation pattern will be maintained in the planning and design process of Tamansari Inclusive Vertical Village.

SPACE SYNTAX SITE INTEGRATION ANALYSIS

Furthermore, after the circulation pattern is found, then the designer makes an optimization of the existing circulation pattern by simply extending and connecting the existing road at the existing Existing Integration location.

Value 1.17-3.29 The goal of the proposal is to design a better circulation system by maintaining existing pattern.

The analysis process uses the axial method to calculate the integration value of the existing area. Axial lines are defined as the longest geometry lines that can be drawn from one point to another in a space configuration system. (Siregar, 2014).

DESIGN DEVELOPMENT Analysis of Space Relations using Space Syntax Furthermore, to measure the value of integration in a site system, the connectivity lines that have been made are calculated using the DepthMapX application. The results show that the site integration value which was originally only stood at 0.3 - 0.84, was successfully increased to 0.9 - 4.3. That is, sites that have been engineered have higher social performance relativity.

MOST INTEGRATED AREA IN THE SITE MARKED WITH YELLOW TO RED LINES OPTIMIZED FOR RESIDENTIAL AREA

OPTIMIZ

ED FOR RESIDEN

The area marked by the white dotted line in the figure beside, has a fairly low integration value. This indicates that the area will be more optimal if it functions as a private (residential) area. After the integration analysis on the site is done, then the writer concludes the relationship between spaces based on the results of the integration analysis on the site that has been done.

TIAL ARE A Proposal Integration Value 0.9-4.3

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Workshop

Commercial Parking

Library

Mosque Block B Unit

Mass Composition

Block A Unit

The proposed building form proposed by the author is formed by following the contour and existing site footprint. That way, the shape of the building does not affect the circulation of the site that has been created because circulation to the site is a core part of the overall site system. After the shape of the building is obtained, then the image of the urban village is presented using exposure materials without finishing in the building facade.

Function Order

This proposal was made based on the results of space syntax analysis in maintaining existing circulation patterns and increasing the value of integration in the site so that social performance in a built environment can be improved. Then, road widening is carried out so that motor vehicle accessibility can be easier.

Public areas consisting of parking lots, commercial areas, mosques, workshops & community halls are located on the north side close to the main plaza because the area is an area with high integration and connectivity values when compared to the south side area of the site which is used as a residential area.

The shape of the building is made by identifying the building form characters that are commonly found in urban villages. The basic form used is a square shape because this form is a simple form and is quite effective in using it to design buildings of medium to high altitude.

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West and South Side

North and East Side

Facade Sun Exposure The area most exposed to sunlight is the north side of the site. This is due to Indonesia's geographical location which causes the northern part of the site to be exposed to solar radiation for more than 10 hours, so it must reduce openings in the northern part of the site. The mass of the building on the north side of the site must be given a lot of shade on the site need to be given many shade trees to be able to create a comfortable climate conditions on the site.

West and South Side

North and East Side

The proposed building form proposed by the author is formed by following the contour and existing site footprint. That way, the shape of the building does not affect the circulation of the site that has been created because circulation to the site is a core part of the overall site system.

After the shape of the building is obtained, then the image of the urban village is presented using exposure materials without finishing in the building facade.

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STANDARD +MEZZANINE

BUSINESS +MEZZANINE

DIFFABBLE / ELDERLY

Business Unit Diffable Unit

TYPE

18 TYPE

36 TYPE

48 Block A Unit Types Units consists of four types according to size and needs — the economic capability of the user. For each type, it consists of 3 types of dwellings namely standard unit type, elderly or disabled and business. Especially for units of the elderly and disabled types, the attainment and size of the toilet is adjusted to the needs of the disabled to make it easier for elderly and disabled users. Each unit (except the elderly unit) has a mezzanine that can be used as needed. Mezzanine can function as an additional bedroom, or space to store household items and furniture.t

Block A Unit Floor Plan Because the design carries the concept of inclusiveness, one of them is translated into the floor plan concept. Based on the demographic data of the Tamansari Urban Village population, the number of elderly people and elderly on the site is quite large, around almost 50% of the population in Tamansari are elderly and elderly.

In addition to age demographics, many residents also have businesses. Thus, the diversity of demographics and professions needs to be facilitated by providing various types of residential unit plans.

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SOUTH ELEVATION

NORTH ELEVATION

STREET VENDORS AREA

WEST ELEVATION

STREET VENDORS AREA

STREET VENDORS AREA

Street vendors are one of the drivers of the city's economy. In addition, the site is also directly adjacent to commercial buildings such as Balubur Town Square, so that it becomes relevant to provide stalls for street vendors.

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WEST ELEVATION

commercial

block A residence

block B residence

block B residence

block A residence

mosque

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Exploded Axonometric Ceramics Roofing

Steel Roof Frame

Colorful Facade Expression for Personalized Units

Core Structure using concrete frame and beams

Foundation using Pile and cap

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The upper structure system uses a tiled roof cover placed in a frame made of concrete slabs. The use of concrete roofs that are made to resemble the shape of the roof is used because at the height of the 7-story building, the wind blows hard enough so that a structural system is needed that is solid enough and strong in resisting the force generated by the wind. The roof truss uses mild steel construction.

Core structure and building dilatation systems, using the shear wall structure system or the sliding wall and gerber beam core structure system Shear wall is a type of reinforced concrete wall structure that is usually designed to withstand shear forces caused by earthquakes. By making the shear wall at each vulnerable point the lateral force of the earthquake can be muted by the sliding wall.

The core structure system uses a column and beam frame system.

The material used is concrete columns and beams. The use of concrete columns and beams is used because of the advantages such as high strength and can be adjusted to the needs of structures such as K-225, K-250 quality concrete, and so on

The structure under the building system uses a deep foundation system. This foundation system is used because it is effective for mid-rise to high-rise buildings. The type of foundation used is the fabrication pile foundation. The use of fabrication materials was chosen because it can speed up the construction process so that it becomes more efficient.

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The main function of the Tamansari Inclusive Susun Village is to provide affordable and fair housing for urban villages in Tamansari Urban Village. In addition, Tamansari Village is also designed by considering the ecological aspects of the city so that it can be a catalyst for the improvement of various city issues.

Tamansari Village is designed using an inclusive theme. This inclusive theme was raised in order to create a more humane environment and living space. Thus, Tamansari Collecting Village can become a pilot project in the effort to develop a village in other areas or villages.

HUNIAN TIPE LANSIA/ DIFABEL

AREA KOMERSIL Rp

ROOF FARMING

HUNIAN TIPE WARUNG

PARKIR PLAZA UTAMA WORKSHOP & BALAI WARGA

HUNIAN TIPE WARUNG

LIFT AREA PKL

KANTOR RW KANTOR PENGELOLA

PERPUSTAKAAN

MASJID

AREA PKL

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ハウジング Housing Micro Growing House Architectural Project | 2017

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Client Profile Mr. Dana is a native of Gegerkalong and has lived in this area since he was born. Now he works as an environmental security in the Gegerkalong area.

Everyday when he is not on duty, he spends more time at home with his wife and grandchildren. Pak Dana has 8 children, but none of his children are left with him.

At present, Mr. Dana lives in a small house with an area of only about 30 square meters. This house is inhabited by 3 people, and consists of a family room, kitchen, bedroom and bathroom. The existing condition of the house is made of simple materials, such as wood, tile, curved cement, zinc and plywood boards. Nothing is made of heavy material such as concrete or brick.

Existing Plans

bedroom

guest room+ living room

kitchen

bedroom

Basically, the need for space needed by Mr. Dana is simple, there is almost no change from the original room.

main bedroom

rest room

kids bedroom

living room

kitchen

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Design Ideas

Design Precedent

Urban reality is a village town. And the urban village community, especially in the city of Bandung, there are still many who live below the poverty line. So, often the issue of life in big cities is a survival issue.

When people with middle to upper economic capacity are able to buy a house with good quality housing, on the other hand there are still many people with lower-middle economic ability who cannot get enough good housing. Finally, people who cannot afford to buy this house must live in houses that are of poor quality, both in terms of utility, structure, and even the architecture itself.

The house grows without having to dismantle From the results of the discussion with Mr. Dana and due to limited land, the residential design was chosen with the concept of a growing house.

Basically, a house to grow is a residential design where an apartment is given an empty space, which in the future if the occupant has enough savings can be rebuilt without having to demolish.

Source : Akanoma Studio Facebook Page The design theme was inspired by many cheap houses by Yu Sing Lim. Exposed and without finishing materials are widely applied to residential elements in order to reduce the cost of home production. Then the application of some Sundanese local wisdom values such as the form of a foundation and a house on stilts, the traditional form of Sundanese roof is also applied to form a somewhat different atmosphere and more pleasant atmosphere.

room addition

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Therefore, Mr. Dana approved the idea of a cheap home design using used or recycled materials that can be found in the surrounding environment or also from the remaining material that is still unloading of existing housing that can still be used.

Zoning Diagram

First Floor Plan semi public

service

service

semi public

public area + growing room private

K.Mandi / WC +0.25

250 private

500 Warung Nasi +0.35

250 first floor

second floor

Bubble Diagrams 600 toilet kitchen stall/ food court

Second Floor Plan

living room

250 kid's bedroom

main bedroom

balcony

In order to be contextual with the design problems, the conditions and space requirements on the second floor are made as closely as possible to the condition of the Aslir's house, Mr. Dana. The goal is that Mr. Dana and his family still feel like they are at home, but with better quality.

R. Keluarga + 2.35

Dapur + 2.35

500

250

K. Tidur cucu + 2.35

Kamar Tidur Utama + 2.35

Balkon + 2.25

600

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Section A

Side Elevation

Side Elevation

Front Elevation

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Section B

wooden lattice roofing also functioning as a wall vines

grc wall

spaces for grow

vendor/shop area

chicken cage k.m/ w.c

warung

r.keluarga dapur k.t. k.t. cucu utama

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ハウジング Housing Small-Micro House Compilation Architectural Project Proposal & Ideas | 2017-2019

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Kamar Mandi / WC

Kamar Tidur Anak

Ruang Keluarga

Ambivert House

Kamar Tidur Anak 4

Ambivert house is a home renovation project for the writer's parents' home located in Kuningan, West Java.

The idea of this house is a reflection of the characteristics of residents of the house, which have two sides of personality between introverts and extroverts. Thus, making the concept of a house that has a friendly open space in front, the kitchen as a transition space and private space in the back.

Ruang Keluarga

Kamar Tidur Anak 2

Dapur / Ruang Makan Kamar Tidur Anak 3

Dapur / Ruang Makan

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Ugaharian House Ugahari house is a simple house made in the context of the rural environment. This house is made with simple materials, and without finishing to reduce construction costs. This house offers a unique and expressive form, and at the same time wants to prove that cheap houses are not always bad.

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RISHA concrete stage house this stage concrete house is made using RISHA precast concrete structures. This structure was chosen because of its ease of construction, and relatively low cost. So, it is expected to be a residential solution for young families or millennials who want affordable housing, but still well designed.

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10 sqm House 10 SQM House is a micro-sized residence with a building area of only 5 meters by 2 meters. This house, wants to prove that to be able to live comfortably in a house, does not always require a large land area. Bearing in mind, land prices in Indonesia are getting higher and higher, so architects have to be more clever at getting around space.

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IN-DE-KOST PROJECT PROPOSAL

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SMALL CLUSTER HOUSING IDEA This is a prototype of small housing unit which provides sufficient natural lightning and cross ventilation so that it can reduces energy consumption

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ハウジング Housing Teng Ratna's House Architectural Project | 2019

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Client Profile Teng Ratna is a book writer, content creator, and flower cake teacher. Everyday, she used to make cakes and also became a tutor for his students who wanted to learn to make a flower cake. Teng Ratna needed a house that could be used as a kitchen as a studio for teaching.

Project Descriptioon Project Title Project Status Project Type

: Teng Ratna's House : Proposal : Residential

Legal Aspect Site Location Site Area Building Coverage Ratio (BCR)

1000

1000

1000

600

400

300

300

R

100

200

450

1000

450

550

R TAMAN ±0.00 300 400

KM/WC +0.55

DAPUR STUDIO +0.65

KAMAR PEMBANTU +0.60

KM/WC +0.55

300

KAMAR BOMBER +4.25

150

KAMAR TIDUR ANAK +4.25

RUANG KELUARGA +4.25

VOID

400 400

KAMAR MANDI +4.15

VOID

2000

KAMAR MANDI +7.75 VOID

400

KAMAR MANDI +4.15

300 2000

2000

KAMAR TIDUR +7.85

KAMAR TIDUR +9.60

400

KAMAR MANDI +7.75

2000

400

300 2000

2000

NAIK 600

RUANG TAMU +0.65

KAMAR TIDUR UTAMA +4.25

400 TERAS +0.60

DENAH LANTAI 1 SKALA 1 : 100

RUANG CUCI DAN JEMUR +9.55

400

TURUN

TURUN

2000

BALKON +4.15

CARPORT ±0.05

300

400

200

2000

RABAT BETON ±0.05

400

TURUN

BALKON +7.75

400

VOID

500

400

400

300

KANTOR & RUANG KELAS +0.65

300

BALKON +4.15

250

GARASI ±0.05

DAPUR +7.75

KAMAR TIDUR +7.85

300

400

600

NAIK

150

400

NAIK

550

200

TERAS +0.60 800

: Kelapa Gading, North Jakarta : 200 m : 80 sqm (40%)

WALK-IN CLOSET +4.15

200

300

KAMAR TIDUR +7.85

100

BALKON +7.75

200

250 KAMAR TIDUR +7.85

250

300

150

150

100

600 500

500

DENAH LANTAI 2 SKALA 1 : 100

500

500

DENAH LANTAI 3 SKALA 1 : 100

500

500

DENAH LANTAI 4 SKALA 1 : 100

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ハウジング Housing Den Bahar's Micro House Architectural Project | 2020

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Client Profile Den Bahar lives in Pangkalan Banteng District, South Kalimantan. Due to a limited budget, Den Bahar wanted to make a dwelling in the form of a micro house made of steel and lightweight materials. The construction of micro houses is planned to be in 2 stages of development, according to the budget he has.

Project Descriptioon Project Title Project Status Project Type

: Den Bahar's Micro House : Proposal : Residential

Legal Aspect Site Location Site Area Building Coverage Ratio (BCR)

: Pangkalan Banteng, South Borneo : 100 sqm : 40 sqm (40%)

Phase 1 Construction In the first stage of construction, the main goal is that the house can be used for sleeping, shelter and basic activities such as cooking and washing.

With a budget of around 80 million rupiah, this first micro house has a ground floor area of about 14 square meters

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Phase 2 Construction In the second stage of development, other functions such as a drying room, a gathering room and a wider kitchen were added. In addition, semi-public functions for reception needs are also provided. The budget needed to realize this second phase is around 52 million rupiah. Thus, the total construction cost required to realize these two houses is around 150 million rupiah.

360 360 180

180

180

180

Penutup Dinding Alderon Twinwall 830

Rangka Dinding Hollow 4x4

Rangka Dinding Hollow 4x4

2 2

223

1

DAPUR / R. MAKAN +0.60

200

AREA JEMUR +3.00

200

1

400

240

Umpak Beton

180

2 2

223

240 DAPUR / R. MAKAN +0.60

60

TERAS +0.60

AREA JEMUR +3.00

Penutup Dinding Alderon Twinwall 830

DAPUR / R. MAKAN +0.60

200

Penutup Atap Alderon Twinwall ID 830 Rangka Atap Hollow 40.40

Balok Induk Baja Profil CNP 150.50.20

400 200

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Penutup Dinding Alderon Twinwall 830

Balok Induk Baja Profil CNP 150.50.20

1 1

AREA JEMUR +3.00

180

60 150

360

TERAS +0.60

150 300

DENAH LANTAI 1

DENAH LANTAI 2

POTONGAN 1-1

POTONGAN 2-2

SKALA 1 : 50

SKALA 1 : 50

SKALA 1 : 50

SKALA 1 : 50

Phase 1

Phase 2

kamar tidur utama

area jemur

dapur teras

kamar mandi ruang keluarga

ruang cuci

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ハウジング Housing Ms. Sari's House Renovation Project Architectural Project | 2020

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Client Profile

UTARA 1120

Ms. Sari is a computer teacher at a vocational school in Cirebon City. Ms. Sari inherited the house from her parents, but the house is not in good condition because it is quite old. Ms. Sari wants her house to be renovated and do some renovations, especially on the facade of the building.

370

380

370

AREA TAK TERPAKAI ±0.00

300

TERAS TAMAN BELAKANG ±0.00 ±0.10

KM/WC +0.10 KAMAR +0.15

AREA MAKAN +0.15

1310

CAFE +0.10

MUSHOLLA +0.20

280

KAMAR +0.20

TERAS +0.10

560

Ms. Sari is a computer teacher at a vocational school in Cirebon City. Ms. Sari inherited the house from her parents, but the house is not in good condition because it is quite old. Ms. Sari wants her house to be renovated and do some renovations, especially on the facade of the building.

280

R.KELUARGA +0.10 540

: Cirebon City : 215 sqm : 143 sqm (60%)

1920

Site Location Site Area Building Coverage Ratio (BCR)

150

Legal Aspect

KAMAR +0.15

KM/WC +0.10

300

: Ms.Sari's House Renovation Project : Proposal : Residential

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Project Title Project Status Project Type

DAPUR +0.15

400

Project Descriptioon

450

KAMAR +0.15

CARPORT +0.05

TAMAN ±0.00

200

350

200

370

1120

DENAH EKSISTING SKALA 1 : 100

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3 UTARA

In the proposed plan, the room is optimized for bedrooms so that the house has 2 additional bedrooms. Because, the owner wants this room to be rented out for boarding or renting. In addition, a kitchen area and dining area are also added which can also function as a mini bar.

2 1120 370

300

380

KM/WC +0.10

TERAS BELAKANG ±0.10

JEMUR ±0.00

370

MUSHOLLA +0.20 450

KAMAR +0.15 DAPUR +0.15

400

AREA MAKAN +0.15 KAMAR +0.15

KM/WC +0.10

120

1920

1

KAMAR +0.15 CAFE +0.10

590

The bedroom uses the concept of a bunk bed so that one room can be filled by a maximum of 2 people. That way, the rental price can be increased and provide more economic value to Ms. Sari

300 KM/WC +0.10

1310

KM/WC +0.10 300

1

R.KELUARGA +0.10 260 KAMAR +0.15 100

TERAS +0.10

CARPORT +0.05

510

TAMAN ±0.00

370

200

350

200

1120

A

B

D

C 2

DENAH USULAN

3

SKALA 1 : 100

BUBUNGAN BAJA RINGAN

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BUBUNGAN BAJA RINGAN

KAKI KUDA-KUDA CT.75 tebal 0.75 mm

BUBUNGAN BAJA RINGAN

RENG RT.15 KAKI KUDA-KUDA CT.75 tebal 0.75 mm GENTENG KERAMIK finishing cat

RENG RT.15

RENG RT.15

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BATANG TARIK CT.75 tebal 0.75 mm

331

191

23 651

PAS. DINDING 1 2 BATA

RING BALK 15/20

RANGKA PLAFON ALUMUNIUM 2/3

331

BATANG TARIK CT.75 tebal 0.75 mm

RANGKA PLAFON ALUMUNIUM 2/3

PAS. DINDING TRASRAAM

191

KAKI KUDA-KUDA CT.75 tebal 0.75 mm GENTENG KERAMIK finishing cat

23

RING BALK 15/20

191

BATANG TARIK CT.75 tebal 0.75 mm

331

191

641

23

RANGKA PLAFON ALUMUNIUM 2/3

PAS. DINDING 1 2 BATA

RING BALK 15/20 PAS. DINDING 12 BATA

282 KM/WC +0.10

KAMAR TIDUR +0.15

KAMAR TIDUR +0.15

KAMAR TIDUR +0.15

KAMAR TIDUR +0.15

SLOOF 15/20

TAMAN ±0.00

282

282 KAMAR TIDUR +0.15

R. KELUARGA +0.10

CAFE +0.10

10 5

CARPORT +0.05 SLOOF 15/20

PONDASI BATU KALI

KAMAR TIDUR +0.15

KAMAR TIDUR +0.15

KAMAR TIDUR +0.15

KAMAR TIDUR +0.15

SLOOF 15/20

5

PONDASI BATU KALI

PONDASI BATU KALI

AANSTAMPING

AANSTAMPING

AANSTAMPING

100

115

335

300

300

260

100

410

370

380

1920

1 2

3

4

5

410

100

260

300

1120

6

7 8

9

POTONGAN 2-2 SKALA 1 : 100

40

370

A

B

300

335

115

100

1920

C

D

9

POTONGAN 1-1 SKALA 1 : 100

8 7

6

5

4

3

2

1

POTONGAN 3-3 SKALA 1 : 100

5

641

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教育 Education Kridaya Politechnic Architectural Studio 4 | 2017

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Kridaya Politechnic Architectural Studio 4 | 2017

Project Description Project Title Project Status Project Type

: Kridaya Politechnic : Proposal (Fictitious) : Education, Vocational School

Legal Aspect Site Location Site Area Building Coverage Ratio (BCR) Floor Average Ratio (FAR) Green Area Ratio (GAR) Building Storeys

: Jl. Soekarno Hatta No.628 Gedebage, Bandung, West Java : 20.000 sqm : 8.000 sqm (40%) : 3,42 : 8.000 sqm (40%) : 4 storeys

Site Background The design location is on Jl. Soekarno Hatta, more precisely in Gedebage District, Bandung City. If referring to the Bandung City regional planning document, the site location is projected for the development of a medium density residential area as well as an educational function

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Design Strategy

Zoning Concept

UTARA

Service

Service

Space

Form

Management

Circulation

Management Academic

Meaning Academic

Archipelago architecture, which emphasizes philosophical values that have implications for building functions in harmony with nature, teaches policy values.

Modern architecture, which emphasizes aspects of functionality and the acceleration of the production process, is in line with the times and human needs for architecture. The incorporation of these values is expected to be able to meet the needs, but at the same time also be able to give an image/character to the area being built.

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SELATAN

At each point a focal point is made which becomes the center point in each sector

Kridaya Polytechnic is a polytechnic educational institution that prepares its graduates to have special abilities and competitions in the creative industry.

With the context of Bandung as a creative city, and also the absence of a polytechnic that specifically prepares its graduates to be able to compete in the creative industry, the existence of a creative industry-based polytechnic becomes a necessity.

As an educational building that is based and concentrated on the creative economy movement, the spirit and values of creativity are tried to be applied to the processing of forms and also the circulation of buildings. The creative spirit that I want to try to apply includes: flexibility, openness, and diversity.

Main Building Concept

Main Building Functions Diagram Prodi Desain Gra�is

Prodi Multimedia

Prodi Animasi

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Dynamic Circulation

Roof Garden

The design concept was inspired by “The Culture Machine” designed by Ole Scheeren. As an educational building based on the creative economy movement, the spirit and values of creativity are tried to be applied to the processing of building circulation. Ramps, tanks, and elevators that are connected between several levels become symbols of openness that match the spirit of creativity.

Because the land area is relatively narrow and tends to be elongated, the roof of the ground floor is managed as a roof garden which also functions as an open space for the academic community.

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教育 Education Ulul Albab Islamic Boarding School Architectural Internship Project | 2019

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Ulul Albab Islamic Boarding School Architectural Internship Project | 2019 this project was supervised by PT Tsana Mulia

Project Description Project Title Project Status Project Type

Kondisi Lahan

: Ulul Albab Islamic Boarding School : Proposal : Education, Boarding School

Legal Aspect Site Location Site Area Building Coverage Ratio (BCR) Building Storeys

: : : :

Jl. Bojong Koneng Atas No.6 4.284 sqm 1.713.6 sqm (40%) 4 storeys

Site Background The North Bandung area (hereinafter referred to as KBU) is a hilly area that has a considerable influence on the water system for its subordinate areas and has a panoramic charm and beautiful scenery, thus encouraging the construction of five-star hotels, restaurants, recreation areas and settlements.

Kondisi Lahan Site Condition Gedung: A Kantor A. B Asrama Akhwat B. C. C Dapur D. D Kelas-kelas E. E Masjid F. F Asrama Ikhwan

Gedung: A Kantor A. B Asrama Akhwat B. C. C Dapur D. D Kelas-kelas E. E Masjid F. F Asrama Ikhwan Lansekap: 1 Lahan Kosong 1.

2.

2 Parkir Luas Lahan: 4.284 m2 Arah kendaraan Jalan Batas lahan

Lansekap: 1 Lahan Kosong 1.

2.

2 Parkir Luas Lahan: 4.284 m2 Arah kendaraan Jalan Batas lahan

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Site Condition A)

A

B)

B

the hostel manager intends to create classrooms and dormitories on the remaining vacant land at the project site.

The design character desired by the user is a design that involves natural elements, with the use of natural materials such as bamboo and wood

Site Condition A) Girls Dormitory was located in the near entrance

A B B) Public kitchen is available for students and other employess

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This area can only be entered by students and teacher (unauthorized visitor should ask permission beforehand)

Design Plan

Free area can be entered by any visitors (office, mosque and parks)

This area can only be entered by students and teacher (unauthorized visitor should ask permission beforehand)

Design Principle Separation between male area and female area, Separation between public area (visitors can enter) and private area (only for teachers & students) Provide clear boundaries between the male area and female area and Separate paths for visitors and paths for teachers & students

Design Development Plan Intern was asked to design girls dormitory and classroom in the designated area

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Basement Plan

1 st Floor Plan

2 nd Floor Plan

Section A-A

Section B-B

Tampak A

Tampak B

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3 rd Floor Plan

Dormitory and classroom designs are made with raw materials without finishing as well as natural materials such as bamboo and wood. The design is also made as transparent as possible and optimizes the passive design

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商業の Commercial Pangalengan Floating Restaurant Architectural Studio 5 | 2018

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Pangalengan Floating Restaurant Architectural Studio 5 | 2018

Project Description Project Title Project Status Project Type

: Pangalengan Floating Restaurant : Proposal (Fictitious) : Commercial, Restaurant

Pangalengan Legal Aspect Site Location Site Area Building Coverage Ratio (BCR) Building Storeys

: Jl. Situ Cileunca, Warnasari, Pangalengan, Kabupaten Bandung : 64.600 sqm : 25.840 sqm (40%) : 7 storeys

Site Background Pangalengan is one of the ecotourism locations which is being developed by the Bandung Regency Government to become a tourist destination mainstay through a tourism awareness program. In place Here, there are many interesting tourist attractions, such as panoramic views of tea gardens, pine forests, and a vegetable garden that is a typical sight in altitude 1000-1400 meters above the surface sea

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Revitalization of The Tourism Area of Situ Cileunca

Site Area

Natural Features 143 5 143 0

Rice�ield Hotel

142 5

Settlement Existing Tree

Tourism

Water Situ Cileunca Corridor

Cileunca Lake The site is a tourism development area for Bandung Regency, and is one of the leading tourism areas in Pangalengan District

The distribution pattern of the main buildings on the site will be made into several clusters according to their respective zones and functions.

Circulation Pattern

View Towards the Site

With the elongated shape of the site, the circulation chosen to respond to the shape of the site is linear circulation because of its flexible shape so that site organization becomes more effective and easy.

Buildings that are private, are placed some distance from the road so that privacy is better maintained and protected from noise

Added sidewalks in areas marked in red for pedestrians.

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Contour conditions in the site area continue to decline so that the water flow will directly lead to Situ Cileunca. Created water corridors in the area within the site to be a special attraction

Building Concept The shape of the building is taken from the formation of tea leaves and boats. When viewed from above, the building looks like a tea leaf.

From a human perspective, the building looks like a boat.

Structure Concept

Bamboo Structure

By using the b-panel (b-foam) structure, this part of the area does not require backfill/reclamation of the lake which has a major ecological impact. In principle, the b-panel structure works like a raft foundation, but with a slimmer and eco-friendly design and easy installation. When the water level rises, the foundation will also rise. And when the water level goes down, the foundation will also go down.

In the bamboo structure, the concept that can be used is to use a frame module system. One structural module will be arranged with certain patterns in order to achieve the desired building form. The roof covering material used uses tepus leaves that are dried and then woven so that they become tight and can drain water optimally.

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Tropical Architecture Approaches

After doing the simulation using autodesk flow design, it turns out that the concept of an open building allows the wind to move inside the building at a very high speed. Therefore, the building must be given a tight and closed wall, so that it becomes safer and users feel more comfortable in the building.

Floor Plan

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商業の Commercial Tobata Shopping Center Architectural Studio 6 | 2019

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Tobata Shopping Center Architectural Studio 6 | 2019 Project Description Project Title Project Status Project Type

: Ulul Albab Islamic Boarding School : Proposal : Education, Boarding School

Legal Aspect Site Location Site Area Building Coverage Ratio (BCR) Building Storeys

: Tobata Ward, Yahatanishi-Ku, Kitakyushu-shi : 1.344 sqm : 537.6 sqm (40%) : 7 storeys

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インテリア Interior Soekarno Hatta Int'l Airport: Food Court & Lobby Project Proposal | 2020

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1 st Floor

2 nd Floor

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Selected Architectural Works 2015-2021

by Sapta Maulida