Architecture Portfolio 2.0 - Adi Nur Khamim

adi nur khamim. architecture portfolio.

selected works 2016-2019.

Adi Nur Khamim

Purbalingga, 20 June 1998 Pelesiran No. 152/56, Bandung, 40132 +62 89 6464 33 530 adinurkhamim@gmail.com linkedin.com/khamim Indonesia

Hi! Recently, I study as a final-year undergraduate student of Architecture Study Program at Bandung Institute of Technology, Indonesia. I am interested in architecture, building science, housing and settlement, and graphic design. I am a conscientious person who works hard and loves to learn new things. I am flexible, quick to adapt new skills, and eager to learn from others.

EDUCATION 2003-2009

Primary School 2 Sinduraja, Purbalingga

2009-2012

Junior High School 1 Kaligondang, Purbalingga

2012-2015

Senior High School 1 Purbalingga

Best graduate Best graduate

Science class, best graduate

2015-present Architecture Undergraduate Study Program

Bandung Institute of Technology

Current GPA: 3.62/4.00 (138 credit hours) ACHIEVEMENT 2014 First Place, Physics National Student Olympiad Purbalingga Regency Level

INTERNSHIP 2018

Assistant Architect

Design Alliance Workshop (DAW), Jakarta Selatan, Indonesia

LANGUAGE PROFICIENCY Indonesia native Javanese mother tongue English upper intermediate Mandarin elementary Japanese elementary Korean elementary HANDS-ON SKILL Sketching Watercolor Model-making Photography 2

SOFTWARE PROFICIENCY Adobe Photoshop proficient Adobe InDesign advanced Adobe Illustrator intermediate Adobe Lightroom intermediate Autodesk AutoCAD advanced Autodesk FlowDesign upper intermediate Autodesk Revit intermediate CorelDraw advanced Microsoft Office proficient Rhinoceros intermediate SketchUp proficient Unity intermediate

ORGANIZATION EXPERIENCES 2019 Head of Editorial Team Book of Gaung Bandung 2018 2018-2019 Head of Research and Development

Gaung Bandung 2018, 67th Dies Natalis of IMA-G ITB

Permangga ITB, Association of ITB Student from Purbalingga

2018

Head of Information Media

Member

as Staff of Architectural Studies and Works Division IMA Gunadharma (IMA-G ITB),Architecture ITB Student Association

Facade 2017, Architecture ITB Student Excursion

ITB Student Graduation in April

Penjenjangan 2017, Cadre Recruitment of IMA-G ITB

2017

Secretary

Editorial Team of IMAGE Magazine Architecture ITB Student Magazine Formation Team of GBHP IMA-G Garis Besar Haluan Program IMA-G ITB, Outline of the Program Bow Head of Parade Division Architecture ITB Student Graduation in July Head of Artistic Division Mentor

COMPETITIONS 2019 ‘Limited Space’ Design Competition FIRST PLACE

Texture 2019, Yogyakarta University of Technology

with Aries F. Prayoga and Faza N. Sudarwan Lapangan Multiguna Redesign Competition

Bekasi Keren, Bekasi City Government

with Keshia Simatupang, Aries F. Prayoga, Davin G. Lineker, and Diajeng N. Ramadhanty

2018 Dukuh Atas Transport Hub Design Competition TOP 6

MRT Jakarta, IAI Jakarta

with Design Alliance Workshop, Studio Sa_e, Aegipix, and MVMNT

‘Memory in Architecture’ Design Competition

Arch Project: MORPH, Sepuluh Nopember Institute of Technology with M. Raushan Fikri and Afrilla M. Rahma

‘Mental Illness’ Design Competition

Satu Ruang, Pelita Harapan University with Faza N. Sudarwan and Yahya A. Asaduddin

2017

Traditional Market Design Competition

Archiray III, Hasanuddin University with Bonifasius D. Adrianto, Aries F. Prayoga, Fikri Anam, and Nugraha S. Irsyad

RESEARCHES AND PUBLICATIONS 2019 Pergeseran Makna Arsitektur Nusantara

Akibat Pengaruh Modernisme dan Pascamodernisme The Shift in The Meaning of Nusantara Architecture

Due to The Influence of Modernism and Postmodernism

with Aries F. Prayoga

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Pengaruh Ruang Arsitektural Terhadap Terapi Komunitas untuk Rehabilitasi Sosial

The Effects of Architectural Space on Community Therapy for Social Rehabilitation

published in Seminar Nasional Teknologi Terapan Berbasis Kearifan Lokal, Haluoleo University

with Diajeng N. Ramadhanty and Rayi Ruby

Analisis Metafora dan Metonimi pada Karya Variation on A Dark City

oleh Espen Dietrichson Menggunakan Metode Semiotika Komunikasi

Analysis of Metaphor and Metonymy on ‘Variation on A Dark City’ by Espen Dietrichson Using The Semiotics of Communication Method

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adi nur khamim architecture 2016-2019

/academic projects urban connector. redevelopment process

wana agyaridva. mixed-use building

grha daivara. residential environment

irakarya. innovation hub

bajra. midrise hotel

samara. co-working space

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/competition pasar rancacili. traditional market

multiguna berkuala. sport field

braga bridge.

contents.

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small public space

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urban connector.

‘connectivity, activation, and interaction’ final project | on progress the application of the ‘Apartemen Rakyat’ scheme as a redevelopment process of Kelurahan Babakan Ciamis, Bandung mentor: Ir. Achmad Deni Tardiyana, M.U.D.D. Babakan Ciamis is expected to be a meeting place for residents of Bandung City to activate socio-cultural-economy-recreational activities in undeveloped areas.

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The redevelopment is manifested in the form of the application of people’s apartment schemes by building apartments for social class multistrata on the same stretch. This redevelopment process will also organize the environment for the better so as to increase the usability of the land, as well as being the answer to the problems of housing backlogs that occurred in Bandung.

GROUND PLAN

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social apartment.

Social apartments answer the needs of the indigenous people of Babakan Ciamis as affected residents. As part of the law of correspondence, residents who are mostly low-income people get units that are in accordance with their previous conditions. Communities also get adequate social and public facilities. Economic facilities are also provided so that the welfare conditions of the people will increase.

The quality of social apartments is also confirmed to be the same as commercial apartments, but with little difference to improve efficiency. Indirectly, the quality of life of the Babakan Ciamis community will also increase.

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commercial apartment.

Commercial apartments are the answer to the issue of lack of exposure in this region. With the existence of attractive apartments and commercial facilities, it indirectly attracts residents of Bandung City to come to Babakan Ciamis. Babakan Ciamis will be an active area.

Commercial apartments are reserved for middleupper society to create a multi-strata community with social apartments. This multi-level community will also encourage more inclusive interactions without putting aside social classes. Thus provided transition zones in the form of plazas, street-food areas, and social-public facilities to support the activities of the two different strata.

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wana agyaridva.

‘an anthology for those who want to meet soon’ architectural design studio v | 4th year project design of a mixed-use building on Jalan Ahmad Yani, Bandung mentor: Ir. Indra Budiman Syamwil, M.Sc., Ph.D. We aim to design a mixed-use building with the main theme of permeability for pedestrians. Mixed-use in the form of residential and commercial functions is a necessity in order to create 24-hour life in prime locations such as Jalan Ahmad Yani, Bandung so that the facilities that have been designed adequately can be used properly. Access to the surrounding environment should not be left cut off, especially for pedestrians as the main commodity of the future. Moreover, the Kosambi Market, Greko Creative Hub, housing in Cipaera, and commercial facilities in the vicinity can support the occurrence of mixed-use development.

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Concentration of green space

Concentration of activities

Physical Permeability

Visual Permeability

The concept of physical permeability is mainly applied to the ground floor. The circulation is designed to connect the points of social activity in the community today is in the form of commercial activities on Jalan Ahmad Yani and Cipaera, access from Jalan Malabar, and Cipaera housing.

Visual permeability is applied to the podium floors. On the ground floor, there is overall access to see from the tip of the tread to the other end. Visual relationships between floors are made to the maximum by applying void and grand stair. The presence of visual permeability can improve social control and facilitate interaction.

In order to attract attention, the concentration of activity is created as a node that has a plaza as a means of interacting.

This is the maximum mass that can be formed only by reducing the site with the building boundary line.

At two points, the period is subtracted with the limitations in the form of GCA and the needs of the plaza as an area of interaction.

The mass on the ground floor is then raised by a number of podium floors.

To respond to the borderline and human scale, and to make the mass more dynamic, several points are subtracted and functioned as additional green space.

Tower in the shape of 2 letters L made by considering the mass of the podium in order to still have an effective area.

To reduce the heat island, there is green space engineering on several tower floors.

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BASEMENT

Car Parking Motorcycle Parking

GROUND FLOOR

Retail Department Store Restaurant Employee Area Plaza

2nd FLOOR

Retail Cinema Co-working Space Outdoor Cafe 14

3rd FLOOR

Co-working Space Retail Outdoor Cafe

4th FLOOR

Gym Spa Pool Sky Lobby

5th FLOOR

Apartment Unit

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Most buildings face directly to the west and east so as to reduce the heat of the sun, a second facade in the form of fins is used. The vertical fins are also intended to reinforce the impression of a tall building so that the building does not look bulky.

Facades are played by distinguishing the distance between lines on each side so as to create a dynamic impression and avoid boredom.

Open roofs overgrown with shady trees to reduce the heat island and create a good microclimate.

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Elevator for podium Elevator for apartments Services elevator Emergency stairs Escalator Stairs Services area (toilet, praying room, MEP shaft and room)

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Plaza/green spaces Non-F&B retails F&B retails Department store Co-working space Cinema Outdoor cafe Apartment amenities Studio type 2BR type 3BR type

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grha daivara. ‘better way, better day’

architectural design studio v | 4th year project design of a residential environment in Sukaluyu, Bandung mentor: Ir. Indra Budiman Syamwil, M.Sc., Ph.D. The idea of a housing redevelopment to improve the quality of life, while increasing density as part of efforts to face the growing demand for housing, such as in Sukaluyu, Bandung, was outlined in the design of this regional master plan. The issue of the lack of equal distribution of public and social facilities is a major concern. Small area open spaces are considered to be expanded to increase social interaction between residents.

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STREET HIERARCHY DIAGRAM

1st hierarchy road

3rd hierarchy road

2nd hierarchy road

4th hierarchy road

ZONING DIAGRAM

Intersection, node

GREEN SPACE DIAGRAM

Green spaces

Active green spaces

Green spaces

Houses

Public and social facilities

Green spaces

LAND USE DIAGRAM

Cluster 1

Cluster 2

Commercials Educations

Commercial

Circulation

Cluster 3

Apartment

Government Worships and healthcare

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Apartment type-1

Cluster 1

Apartment type-2

Cluster 2

Cluster 3

FIRST STREET HIERARCHY

SECOND STREET HIERARCHY

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irakarya.

‘let’s be active in being creative’ architectural design studio iv | 3rd year project design of an innovation hub on Jalan Rancabentang, Bandung mentor: Dr. Ir. Moch. Prasetiyo Effendi Yasin, M.Arch., M.A.U.D. The creative milieu atmosphere that enjoyed by youth today needs to be accommodated through an innovation hub. Youth are required to be more creative and productive. This is supported by the location in Rancabentang, Ciumbuleuit, Bandung, with sloping land that is used to create an area to encourage youth to be more active in moving, thinking, and working.

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Two rectangles are placed in L-shape according to the area that can be built.

Extra square masses are added to fill the still rest.

One of the square mass is tilted parallel to the Qibla according to the building’s function.

Each mass has then added the floor in accordance with the predetermined function.

The masses are then connected with the bridge to make then look united.

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bajra.

‘a flash that attracts attention’ architectural design studio iv | 3rd year project design of a midrise hotel on Jalan Pasirkaliki, Bandung mentor: Dr. Ir. Moch. Prasetiyo Effendi Yasin, M.Arch., M.A.U.D. To support tourism in Bandung, it needs inns in the form of hotels in the city center such as Jalan Pasirkaliki. Hotels must be designed with a good building system approach to accommodate comfortable hotel services.

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samara.

‘teamwork to meet networks’ architectural design studio iv | 2nd year project design of a co-working space on Jalan Sunda, Bandung mentor: Dr. Agus S. Ekomadyo, S.T., M.T. Nowadays, work is not necessarily done in the office. workplaces tend to have shifted their meaning into a place used to create collaboration. A co-working space on Jalan Sunda was designed as an urban oasis to meet these flexible work needs.

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pasar rancacili.

‘the market as an authentic and sustainable urban development initiative’ entry competition for Archiray Design Competition collaboration with Bonifasius D. Adrianto, Aries F. Prayoga, Fikri Anam, and Nugraha S. Irsyad Rancacili as a relocation area for residents affected by urban planning has not had sufficient economic activity. However, Rancacili in the Gedebage area will develop rapidly in accordance with the government’s plan to make it a technology center. But this is contrary to the fact that Rancacili is a water park and recharge area in the city of Bandung. As an answer to the problem, a plan is needed that initiates socio-economic activities and is able to maintain the function of the land as a water catchment area. This Rancacili Market will answer the idea with a design concept that has locality, is sustainable, is inclusive, and becomes city acupuncture.

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Circulation

The location of the site is quite strategic because it is traversed by several large roads and around medium density housing. Tapak can be accessed via Rancacili Street, Derwati Street, and Kebon Jeruk Street.

Vegetation

Site locations are in areas where there are still green open spaces and rice fields.

Market Location in Bandung City

The market in Bandung City is centered in the center of the city, while the eastern part of Bandung is only a small market.

Land Use

Market site is the K3 Trade and Service Zone surrounded by settlement zones.

The site is very strategic and will attract people to trade in traditional markets.

Climate

The tropical climate makes the site illuminated by the sun throughout the year with an average temperature of 230-300C, high rainfall, and winds blowing towards the East.

Market Locations in the Gedebage Region

In each sub-district in the Gedebage region has a market. But with a small number of traders and a considerable distance between markets, it has triggered the need for new traditional markets in the Gedebage region.

ISSUES

Relocation area from the city center

Regions have not developed

Market Site Location

The location of the chosen site will respond to existing markets (complementing market needs) and Rancacili Flats with wider coverage.

POTENTIALS

The area far from city center

Located in the Gedebage Technopolis area

There are still many human resources

There is untapped land

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NORTH ELEVATION

SOUTH ELEVATION

EAST ELEVATION

WEST ELEVATION

SECTION A-A’

SECTION B-B’ Elevation and section drawn by Fikri Anam.

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DESIGN STRATEGY Locality The market aims to empower the surrounding community. In addition, the form of the market characterizes the principle of Sundanese building with the use of a roof shape that transforms the roof of ‘jula ngapak’.

Sustainable Design From the aspect of space and environment, Gedebage is a water park area for the city of Bandung, which is a water catchment area of a city. If there is no water park then there will be a flood. Therefore, this market design maintains the function of the land properly.

Inclusivity A friendly design for all circles, realized by the ramp. In addition, this market can accommodate all parties, both local communities, and outsiders when the Technopolis concept is implemented in the Gedebage Region.

City Acupuncture The market becomes an economic generator that makes the level of economy increase by exploiting the potential for population growth.

Drawn by Bonifasius D. A.

Rendered by Aries F. P.

Rendered by Aries F. P.

Rendered by Fikri Anam.

Rendered by Fikri Anam.

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multiguna berkuala.

‘a place for youth to gather, move forward and be creative’ entry competition for Lapangan Multiguna Redesign Competition collaboration with Keshia Simatupang, Aries F. Prayoga, Davin G. Lineker, and Diajeng N. Ramadhanty Lapangan Multiguna is a field that is often used for sports activities. the plan, the field will be developed as an area of collaboration among young people. However, it seems that the current image of the Lapangan Multiguna is still insufficient to accommodate this potential. Thus, a Lapangan Multiguna Berkuala is proposed. Berkuala means the meeting of rivers. It is hoped that this field will become a meeting place for Bekasi youth to explore their potential to produce something that is beneficial to the community.

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Flexibility the desire to keep changing, get bored quickly

The delegation of youth in the front mass colors the design approach that will be carried out.

Originality personal approach attached to self-identify

Future youth will be dominated by Generation Z. Generation Z has certain characteristics and creates

Selection open and challenged in facing choices

new challenges that affect the way and place of activity. This field must accommodate the differences in

Convenience prioritizing comfort in activities

Generation Z properties in order to support Generation Z productivity by creating several work atmosphere

Integration open to differences and assimilation

choices.

Pavilion

to discuss and to collaborate

Gedung Pemuda Mosque

Tribune

B

to meet and to learn

to act and to interact

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Maintaining the existing

to act and to interact

B’

Increasing the exposure

Integrating the function (mix and match)

Site elevation A

Site elevation B

Outdoor stage

Field

Collaborative space

Tribune

Running track Multifunction field

Wall climbing and skate park Temporal foodcourt Gymnasium and temporal parking

Foodcourt Souvenirs

Main gate Illustration by Davin G. L. and Keshia S.

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Entrance

In this area, the issue of originality was raised as shown by showing the Bekasi side as a patriot city. Kujang Monument as a focal point is placed to symbolize heroism. Also equipped with information boards about historical trips and heroes from Bekasi so that visitors learn the identity of Bekasi City.

When entering, visitors are greeted by three-dimensional writing that says “LAPANGAN MULTIGUNA� to show the identity of the field as well as the shuttle. There is also an area to sit near the existing mosque. This area is made permeable to accommodate the rapid transfer of visitors to other areas.

Drawn by Keshia S.

Drawn by Keshia S.

Drawn by Keshia S.

Sport Field

Concept of flexibility and choice were applied in the design of sport field. The extension from the running track is a transition zone from the main gate to the running track and lawn. In this zone, visitors have the freedom to do normal things that are prohibited from being carried out in running tracks. Here visitors can chat, walk slowly, and interact with other visitors without disturbing.

The need for comfort is considered very important to apply.

Therefore, small gardens are made as a place to rest, equipped with communal chairs to encourage interaction.

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Rendered by Keshia S.

Rendered by Davin G. L.

Rendered by Davin G. L.

Multifunction Field

On this land, maximum use is very important because the movements and atmosphere change rapidly. With that, we propose forms of space that are terraced, encircled, and open so that they can still be used even though they are different from their initial functions.

All physical activity is centered on the Youth Motoric Development area. This creates a crowded atmosphere that is concentrated so that it can cause the same feeling to visitors who see. This integration can lead to a collaborative and explorative atmosphere between sports.

Drawn by Diajeng N. R.

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Foodcourt and Souvenirs

Bekasi food and souvenirs are centered in the eastern part of the land. This concentration allows for integration between functions but still produces a cohesive work system. The mass of food stalls and souvenirs made two levels responding to the shape of the existing stands.

Placing food stalls and souvenirs in the east provides a relatively comfortable space throughout the day. The mass is divided into two parts to ensure air circulation to keep going. Trees are used as room dividers and form oases in them.

Drawn by Diajeng N. R.

Drawn by Diajeng N. R.

Drawn by Diajeng N. R.

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Ruang Kolaborasi

The collaboration space integrates the process from upstream to downstream, namely Observing, Ideation, Prototyping and Testing which is provided by a variety of space functions in the building to support the collaboration process.

Flexibility is shown in the furniture of the cube mass that can be moved and lifted, and formed and functioned as a stage, a seat, and so on.

Choices are indicated by various types of places to create indoor and outdoor spaces.

Drawn by Aries F. P.

Drawn by Keshia S.

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braga bridge.

‘river oriented development’ First Winner ‘Limited Space’ Design Competition Texture 2019, Yogyakarta University of Technology collaboration with Aries F. Prayoga and Faza N. Sudarwan The river, which should have been the “beginning” of the growth of today’s settlements, has begun to be forgotten. The bridge injects new activities so that the river is no longer the backyard of a city.

The city of Bandung has a linear pattern allotment, formed since the beginning of the growth of the city center. This forms a residential area into pockets which are sandwiched between productive functions. This “back” area is uncontrolled and productivity decreases. The back area is an isolated residential area, surrounded by a dense wall of roadside shopping buildings. This bridge is expected to be a new anchor to attract visitors on the main road.

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Bridge as Public Space and Water Transportation Facilities

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Giving multiple functions to the bridge can make the bridge a new anchor for the region. Bridges still overshadow the main function, namely as access to the river crossing, but the provision of additional functions, namely open space and bus stops add to shaded activities, thus giving people a reason to come to the bridge. The bridge is a building of microsized compound functions that can provide a catalyst effect for the region, namely the interaction, small-scale trade activities, the use of the river as a tourist so that it also increases public awareness of the river, as well as public transportation in boats that can minimize the use of private vehicles so give effect to traffic and reduce carbon emissions resulting from movement activities.

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Jembatan Sebagai Transportasi Air Drawn by Aries F. P.

Jembatan ini difungsikan tidak hanya sebagai akses menyeberang, tetapi juga sebagai ruang terbuka, dan juga halte untuk perahu yang menjadi moda transportasi. Pemberian fungsi tambahan membuat jembatan menarik untuk dikunjungi, yakni dapat untuk melakukan pergerakan maupun aktivitas-aktivitas lainnya. Pengakomodasian berbagai aktivitas di jembatan membuat sungai tidak lagi menjadi ruang negatif suatu kota.

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Transportasi dapat dianalogikan sebagai pembuluh darah dari suatu kota ataupun satuan peradaban lainnya. Sungai dengan dimensi yang mencukupi dapat difungsikan sebagai jalur transportasi. Pemberian fungsi transportasi pada sungai dapat memberi alasan bagi pemerintah maupun perangkat masyarakat untuk merawat sungai. Sungai menjadi ruang negatif dikarenakan tidak diberikan fungsi.

Pemberian fungsi transportasi pada sungai juga menawarkan pengalaman baru bagi pengguna, sehingga juga dapat menjadi obyek wisata.

Drawn by Faza N. S.

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Jembatan ini difungsikan tidak hanya sebagai a berang, tetapi juga sebagai ruang terbuka, dan perahu yang menjadi moda transportasi. Pemb tambahan membuat jembatan menarik untuk d dapat untuk melakukan pergerakan maupun ak lainnya. Pengakomodasian berbagai aktivitas d buat sungai tidak lagi menjadi ruang negatif su

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model making.

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graphic design.

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digital rendering.

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book layouting.

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sketch and watercolor.

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other works.

photography.

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model making.

1. form and space organization studio | tectonic | shelter 2. architecture computational studio | fabrication | beko masterplan 3. form and structure studio | form-active | pneumatic 4. form and structure studio | vector-active | space-truss 5. algorythm approaches in design | ceiling installation 6. form and space organization studio | thematic park 7. architectural design studio v | mixed-use building 8. architectural design studio i | house interior 9. form and structure studio | surface-active | shell

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graphic design. poster, logo design, illustration

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digital rendering. these are some digital rendering works while doing internship at Design Alliance Workshop (DAW).

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book layouting.

1. Gaung Bandung 2018 Booklet 2. Facade 2017 Book 3. IMAGE Magazine #12

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sketch and watercolor.

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photography. @adinurkhamim on instagram

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ADI NUR KHAMIM Architecture Portfolio adinurkhamim@gmail.com +6289646433530 www.linkedin.com/in/khamim