Portfolio of Selected Works: Chapter 02

B. Arch, Institut Teknologi Sepuluh Nopember 2015-2020 (GPA: 3.62/4.00)

Developed a passion in urbanism.

One of the selected alumni as representatives for AUN-QA interview.

Language Proficiency Native in Indonesian Intermediate in English Beginner in Japanese Design Software Proficiency Adobe Photoshop, Illustrator, & InDesign Sketchup, AutoCAD 2D Lumion Event Organization Experience

Miftah Adisunu Nugroho Alui, S.Ars born May 26th, 1997 in Jayapura INFJ-A Based in Surabaya & Jakarta

Head of Commitee SERAMBI NUSANTARA 2 Talks, Discussion, and Exhibition 2018

Staff of Content Designer Commitee ARCHPROJECT: MEMORABILIA, Workshop 2018

Workshop Experiences EUROPALIA Uncovering Inner City Kampung in Surabaya Dept. of Architecture ITS in collab. with UCL Louvain

Contact adisunualui@gmail.com @adisunualui (IG or LinkedIn)

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Critical Context 2.0 Unit Surabaya - 01: Alter Image Ordes Arsitektur 2018

Competition Experiences National Competition Sayembara Rumah Sehat Sederhana Departemen Pekerjaan Umum

International Competition Site Chapel ARKxSITE

National Competition (TOP 15) Time Travel: Tomorrow’s Mosque MINIATUR UNDIP

International Competition Pandemic Architecture

International Competition Alternative Design for Restaurants Non-Architecture “Eating”

International Competition Reviving: Shandong Mine Non-Architecture

International Competition Reside: Mumbai Mixed Housing Archoutloud

International Competition Community 2050 Non-Architecture

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Professional Experience SHAU Architects (Intern) - Compiled a selected few of urban renewal project references for a mixed-used building project in Jakarta.

Sept. 2018 - Feb. 2019 (6 Months) - Developed an executable formal design approach for a commercial project in Semarang.

Key Projects Involved: - Gained experience in project management.

-Mixed-use Housing -Commercial Building - Delivered design illustrations for a design competition.

- Prepared Minutes of Meeting documents.

ORDES Arsitektur (Junior Architect) Mar. 2020 - Dec. 2021 (22 Months) Key Projects Involved: -Masterplan -Website Renewal -Villa -Research -Educational Building

- Delivered design analysis & synthesis for public spaces renewal for a masterplan project.

- Delivered design reports.

- Provided fundamental base for project text structure in office website renewal.

- Delivered 2D/3D CAD materials for design details studies.

- Supervised an international student intern in a research project.

- Set-up post production workflow for design illustrations.

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FOREWORD As a knowledge discipline, I see architecture as a tool to conceive the development of mankind’s civilization. It is simply a non-textual ‘language’ consisting of built-environment vocabularies. Thus, learning architecture means learning about how to communicate.

I find architecture interesting specifically when the act of design is aimed as an act of acquiring a deeper understanding of our social, cultural, even economical and political situations rather than the end-product itself.

Within the spectrum of architecture & urbanism, I have faith in Jan Gehl’s concern for thinking about designing cities should be more about designing a people-friendly neighbourhood. I always try to seek a deeper understanding of the relationship from the smallest scale of built environments towards the city as a whole.

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ORDES ARSITEKTUR

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SETIABUDI LIBRARY

2020 Academic Final Project South Jakarta Supervisor: Defry Agatha Ardianta, S.T., M.T.

Juries: Ir. I Gusti Nugrah Antaryama, Ph.D. Ir. Erwin Sudarma, M.T. Wahyu Setyawan, S.T., M.T.

Distances in Man (Edward T. Hall)

Precedent Study: Exploring the definitions of solid-void from SANAA’s Rolex Learning Centre.

Behavioral Pattern Analysis

ABSTRACT Our societies are still facing the chaotic, full of spectacle, digital media culture phenomenon where the ubiquitous production-consumption of information occur perpetually since the internet exists and most of them are likely to degrade our cities’ social qualities. A library typology is considerably a suitable case study as it is the most relevant regarding to the educational and socio-cultural values that it promotes to the society. Library is one of architectural artefacts which is undoubtedly influenced/affected by the developments of information technology.

This project further tries to focus on the experience of content-discovery in the new library by exploring the possibilities of solid-void definitions that forms a series of interruptions that is able to enhance social interaction in the process of knowledge gathering and transferring processes.

This aims to emphasize not only the stored information, but the people accessing those pieces of information themselves.

Read the full report here.

The library might then be redefined not merely a storage of information but also a place where social interaction needs to occur between people accessing that information, and social interaction might again become a tool for people to stay relevant and maintain balance with the existing digital media technologies.

Possibilities of Solid-Void Definitions

Ordering System

Vocabulary of Wall Finishes

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SITEPLAN

LAYOUT PLAN

1ST-FLOOR PLAN

2ND-FLOOR PLAN

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4TH-FLOOR PLAN

5TH-FLOOR PLAN

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ELEVATION A

SECTION 4-A

SECTION 4-B

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COURTYARD - VIEWING PLATFORM

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COURTYARD

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CHILDREN’S COLLECTION - 1ST FLOOR

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CHILDREN’S COLLECTION - 2ND FLOOR

CHILDREN’S COLLECTION - 2ND FLOOR

CINEMA CONCIERGE - 3RD FLOOR

CO-WORKING STATION - 4TH FLOOR

GENERAL COLLECTION - 3RD to 6TH FLOOR

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DJATIROTO MASTERPLAN

2020 Comissioned Work Lumajang, East Java Team: Defry Agatha, Endy Prasetyo, Al Ambon Reynaldo

Status: Conceptual Design Contribution: -Design Analysis & Synthesis -Idea Illustrations

GENERAL IDEA The demand for an environmentally friendly and competitive industry over time has encouraged PTPN XI, one of the state companies in Indonesia, to come up with the idea of organizing the Jatiroto area which is well-known for its sugar production into an integrated area of recreation in Lumajang, East Java.

The purpose of this project is to provide an overview and guidelines for the arrangement of the Jatiroto area in terms of technical, legal, economic, social and environmental aspects as a basis for making decisions on the development of an integrated area of agro-industry and Jatiroto heritage tourism.

This masterplan project tries to focus on 4 designated spots located within a 7 km radius from the main sugar factory.

The initial intervention is to enhance the quality of these places as more proper public spaces.

ANALYSIS PHASE PROPOSAL

Food Stalls Sports Facility Main Square

Playground Toilets & Service Car Parking Lot

For this particular location, the main goal is to generate a clear separation between people’s and vehicle’s circulation through a landscape design.

Information Centre Toilets & Service

Inner Courtyard for Private Events Bus Parking Lot

Food Stalls

Sports Facility

Toilets & Service

Car Parking Lot

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ITS TOWER

2020 Comissioned Work Surabaya, East Java Team: Al Ambon Reynaldo, Imam Adly

Status: Schematic Drawing Contribution: -2D/3D Modelling

Facade Variations Detail

Joint-Classroom

Corridors

Auditorium

Note: Renderings above are produced externally.

Sectional Diagram

11TH FLOOR Special Classrooms

5-10TH FLOOR Regular Classrooms

3RD FLOOR Co-Working Space Commercial Space Office

2ND FLOOR Co-Working Space Commercial Space Auditorium Entrance

GROUND FLOOR Lobby Commercial Space Exhibition Space

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19 2021 Comissioned Work Purwokerto, Central Java Team: Imam Adly

PURWOKERTO VILLA Status: Schematic Drawing Contribution: -Design Exploration & Illustration -2D/3D Modelling

Different Experience of Scale

Room Unit Module

GENERAL IDEA Situated in a relatively rural setting south of Mt. Slamet, this project aims to be a retreat from the typical urban life for a small group of people. Due to the significant ratio between the site size and the space needs, this Villa tries to provide a range of different sizes and ambience spaces with specific experiences. Visitors are encouraged to re-connect with each other as well as with the surrounding landscape.

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23 2021 Comissioned Work Kediri, East Java Team: Imam Adly, Senoretta

SMPN 9 KEDIRI Status: Schematic Drawing Contribution: -Design Exploration & Illustration -2D/3D Modelling

Legend: 1. Main Learning Facility 2. Mosque 3. Multi-Function Hall 4. Sports Facility 5. Motorcycle & Bike Parking 6. Car Parking Public Accessibility School Gate

Key Design Principles from Christopher Alexander’s Pattern Language:

GENERAL IDEA Since the industrial revolution, the School had become an institution designed to drill people for the economy of the Machine Age which depends on a reliable and productive workforce through a series of classroom arrays.

Nowadays, the architecture of schools has transformed from a highly controlled environment to instil discipline towards a more fluid learning experience. This allows the processes of acquiring knowledge to be extended beyond the classrooms towards the surrounding landscape especially with the ever-evolving digital technologies that help the processes.

Pattern no. 106: Positive Outdoor Space

Pattern no. 110: Main Entrance

The basic planning principle is to clearly define the boundaries between the school activity and the possibly public activities.

As a public facility, it is important to consider the relationship between the students and the ‘mentors’ which in this case should not only the teachers and the parents, but also the society as a whole. Because eventually the knowledge and experience gained in schools will be used by the students to serve or simply function well in the society itself.

The design program then tries to create a situation where the learning activities can occur comfortably without any disturbing noise caused by the main road activities also to allow the semi-public facilities to be accessed easily.

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DIPO MURIA COMMERCIAL COMPLEX

2018-2019 Comissioned Work Semarang, Central Java Team: Rizki Supratman, Aditya Kusuma, Ben Kurniawan, Aprilea Ariadi

Status: Built Contribution: -Design Method -2D/3D Modelling

DESIGN METHOD

Courtyard Ambience Define Ordering System

OPEN TENANT

Streetview Perspective

Define Courtyard +Program Distribution

Define Circulation

Note: Renderings were produced

by Aditya Kusuma. Photographs provided by SHAU.

GENERAL IDEA Situated by the main road within a residential area, this project is a commercial complex based on the idea of exploring a Kampung archtype through various expression of height and various activities surrounding a single connecting courtyard.

In contrast with the irregular-shaped site, the design uses a simple two-axis grid as the main ordering system which allows flexibility in programming with clear constraints.

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W.I.P. HOTEL

2020 International Competition Shandong, China Team: Haris W. Pratama, Shadida Aghnia, Enrich Markus

Status: Conceptual Design Contribution: -General Idea & Narrative -Illustrations

Viewing Platform

Basically human civilization progresses through a large set of interrelated production & consumption activities that are used to fulfill the needs of those living and operating with it.

Leisure Space

The base of mankind’s advancement is their ability to transfer goods & knowledge. This process of producing and consuming goods or knowledge mostly have a great consequence towards the ecosystem. It is inevitable that the existence of human civilization is a disruption to the ecosystem itself.

Yet, in order to evolve, humans must continue to disrupt the ecosystem.

Bedroom

Until this day, hotels served a crucial role as nodes in networks for the distribution of knowledge and goods. The Work in Progress (WIP) Hotel is a scaffolding-based structure attached to the outskirts of Shandong’s ex-mining sites. Due to the modular construction, the hotel is yet to be finished... somewhere around your child’s future.

#AdvancingCivilization #ContinuousDisruption #TransferofKnowledge #TransferofGoods

But rest assured, you can already have your leisure time here while the construction process is ongoing. At the meantime, you can experience the mesmerising view built by your irresponsible ancestor to this mother nature.

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UNIVERS(C)ITY Status: Conceptual Design Contribution: -Project Leader -Design Idea & Post-Production

How might we design a city that is envisioned to be a centre of innovation? When it comes down to the driving factor, innovation basically is the sole manifestation of mankind’s fear and ambition to survive and evolve regardless of when the aftermaths are positive or negative.

PROPOSITION Within the various spectrum of urbanism architecture, university typology seems to be the most closely related based on the scale and most importantly in terms of the available research and development facilities -- thus university is the predecessor of thev innovation ecosystem in the built environment. The key here is to think of composing the main components of a city’s anatomy through university programming as the core building blocks for city planning.

#University #Research&Development #UrbanLaboratory #Faculties #CampusCity #Researcher

In this case, the base building blocks inspired by the Barcelona superblock is used as a study case combined with the existing transit network in the area which allows a high-density urban fabric with great qualities of spaces for people.Through a series of R&D outposts spread all over the vibrant points of each sub-district area, the researchers can actually blend in as the city’s regular inhabitant, not merely come and go just for the sake of ‘working’ conventionally.

Eventually, the urban fabric will have the research grounds as the new form of city centres.

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