Architecture Portfolio Muhamad Aditya Wildhan

MUHAMAD ADITYA WILDHAN

About me

I am a highly motivated fresh graduate of Bachelor architecture. Focused in drafting, and architecture design. But open opportunity to another field because I like a new things. Have good communication skills, time management, and ability to work in a team.

Place and Birth Date

Sidoarjo, 15 Maret 2000

Contact

madityawildhan@gmail.com

+62 813 4041 2702

linkedin.com/in/muhamad-aditya-wildhan65667220b

Education

Sumatera Institute of Technology // Bachelor of Architecture (2018-2022)

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Created a final project to design a Class C Private Public Hospital.

Internship Experience

Intern at PT. BERKIBAR BERSAMA BENDERA

Assisting in the Project for the Construction of the Internal Inpatient Building of RSUD Prof. Dr. MA. Hanafiah, SM Batusangkar.

Designing a Power House in the construction project of the Internal Inpatient Building of the RSUD Prof. Dr. MA. Hanafiah, SM Batusangkar.

Designing a Workshop in the construction project of the Internal Inpatient Building of the RSUD Prof. Dr. MA. Hanafiah, SM Batusangkar.

Freelance Experience

Freelance Architect at Insan Cendekia Boarding School

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curriculum vitae

Designing school buildings that function as laboratories, libraries, and halls.

Freelance Junior Architect EHVO Design

Help change custom door and window objects in several house building projects into objects with the part library maker in ARCHICAD 26.

Help revise the AC inductance plans.

Help revise ceiling plans.

Help make the interior design of the bathroom in one of the home building projects.

Organization Experience

Himars Swarnapada Staff // Medinfo Division

Conceptualizing, taking raw photos, and designing Instagram feeds and Organigram for the HIMARSWARNAPADA IN ARMATUR cabinet. Making videos and being a talent teasers content for RUPA KARSA 4.0.

Supervise the creation of posters and teasers for AGALIA.

Documenting the activities of the ARMATUR cabinet.

Supervise the internship activities of HIMARSWARNAPADA staff.

Software Skills

Language Skills

Indonesian (Native Proficiency)

English (Limited Working Proficiency)

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BANDAR LAMPUNG H HOSPITAL 1 1

Designing the construction of a Class C Private Public Hospital in Bandar Lampung City which carries the concept of a Healing Environment with a total building area of 15,496.70 m2, which is designed for 5 floors. The Hospital has a total capacity of 100 beds with details, 48 number of class III beds, 24 number of class II beds, 12 number of class I beds, 8 million VIP class beds. The concept used in designing the building uses the Healing Environment concept approach, which is in line with the basic function of the hospital, namely as a place for health services, and as a place for "Healing". The application of the Healing Environment concept is shown by the application of 12 Healing Environment concepts, namely ergonomics, single patient room, noise, window, light, wayfinding, access to nature, positive distraction, furniture arrangement, air quality, and flooring materials. The construction of the Class C General Hospital in Bandar Lampung City is expected to increase awareness, willingness and ability to live a healthy life for everyone in order to realize the highest degree of public health.

Site Location

The project location is on Jalan Soekarno-Hatta, Labuhan Ratu, Kec. Kedaton, Bandar Lampung with an area of approximately 1.65 hectares. This location was chosen because it is located on a cross-town road and there is no nearest hospital within a radius of approximately 10 km from the project site.

• The north side of the land is directly adjacent to Jl. Soekarno Hatta, Battalion A Pioneer Satbrimob

• On the west side, the land is bordered by Residents' Land and Indah Yatama Logistics

• on the south and east sides of the land bordering the Resident's Land

The concept of site zoning is divided into 3, namely emergency, public, and service

Emergency area is in front because of the need to be close to the road or access entrance for emergency treatment. this area contains installations such as emergency room and pharmacy.

Public area is an area that can be accessed by all hospital users, which also has a high user intensity. This area contains polyclinic, radiology, and commercial installations Service area which is the area where you work and is placed behind because its use tends to be private. This area contains non-medical supporting installations.

Zoning

Zoning was made to fit the elongated building footprint and to accommodate hospital patients' needs for privacy and accessibility. The gray area is a parking area which is divided into 4, namely the northern area which is designated as emergency parking, the western area is designated as public parking, the southern area is designated as parking for officers/services, and the eastern area is designated as fast parking for doctors and officers. medical.

Concept // Healing Environment

The concept used in the design of the Type C Hospital building, this is the Healing Environment that the author chose because it is basically in line with the main function of the hospital building, namely a place of "healing" or a place of healing. This Type C Hospital building puts forward the function of the building as it should be, which is to help heal and recover from mental and physical illness.

FURNITURE ARRANGEMENT

ERGONOMICS

AIR QUALITY

Design Process

SINGLE PATIENT ROOMS

POSITIVE DISTRACTION

The mass of the building starts from a rectangular shape in harmony with the shape of the land that extends backwards. With the orientation of the building to the west and east to optimize the existing view around the land. Then there is a reduction of land (subtractive), in the front center forming the letter H. Between the mass of 2 buildings the rear dividing area is used as a garden as a healing garden hich is in line with the concept of ealing environment. Then the back area reates a connecting area which in ddition aims to make the garden area ore private and let light enter the ecurity from the side. The building in the ack, which is used as a cutting mass, ecomes a service area that is placed at he back of the land.

GROUND FLOOR FIRST FLOOR

SECOND FLOOR THIRD FLOOR

FOURTH FLOOR

RAIN WATER SYSTEM

ELECTRICAL SYSTEM

Rainwater treatment or recycling, so that it can be used for purposes such as washing or other things. Rainwater passes through the roof drain, then the water will be channeled to the raw water tank to be filtered first before being taken to the ground water tank.

Electric current is divided into 2, namely electricity from PLN substations and from generators. The electric current is assumed to come from PLN, then mediumvoltage electricity is received by the PLN substation, then to the MVMDP (Medium Voltage Main Distribution Panel), which is then supplied to the transformer to be reduced to low-voltage electricity, low-voltage electricity is routed to the ATS panel. (Automatic Transfer Switch), to be channeled to the LVMDB (Low Voltage Main Distribution Board) panel, which is then channeled to the sub panel distribution room to be channeled into the building through the panel room on each floor in order to reach the entire building area.

Perspective

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BELTWIST COMMUNITY CENTER 2 2

The Beltwist community center was built with an industrial concept, which can be seen from the use of concrete and steel as basic materials. One application of the industrial concept is also applied to the interior of multipurpose buildings and commercial buildings that do not use ceilings to expose steel beams, while in PAUD buildings use ceilings to show child-friendliness, so that the application of industrial concepts can also be seen from the use of steel facades such as the body of the main building. . The shape of the facade is twisted steel with a turning direction that turns left.

Site Location

Design Process

The mass of the building is formed from 2 basic rectangular shape. In both buildings there is a lobby as an inter-circulation path within the building. The building was raised to accommodate sporting and artistic activities, in which each room was arranged according to its respective function. Like on the 2nd floor, on the 3rd floor too There are balconies in multipurpose and commercial buildings. On the 3rd floor, the two buildings are also connected by a bridge so that the two buildings can be used according to the function of each community to have enough space in the building.

This building is located on Jl. Lapas Raya, Way Huwi, kec. Jati Agung, South Lampung or better known to the local community as "BELWIS" (behind the ITERA lecturer house). This building is designed to follow the elongated shape of the land. The name “BELTWIST” is a combination of the words belwis and twist, twist is taken from the shape of the facade which tends to rotate to the side with a certain pattern. The building is designed in such a way according to the function of the room, making it easier for building users. On the 1st floor which is used in accordance with the basic functions of the building, is PAUD and the Multipurpose Room. The 2nd and 3rd floors are used as sports and arts community centers on each successive floor, and there are several rooms as commercial areas.

On the first floor both buildings have functions in accordance with the basic functions of the building, namely PAUD and Multipurpose buildings.

On the second floor of the building functioned as a sports community room in PAUD building. While in the Multipurpose building second floor becomes a quiet area that functioned as a place of worship and library.

On the third floor of PAUD building functioned as an art community space, while in Multipurpose building functioned as a commercial area that is public.

Perspective

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PADANG CITY TRADE OFFICE 3 3

The government office building has a total area of 7,536 m2. With a capacity of visitors per day, it can accommodate 942 visitors per day, plus a meeting building that can accommodate 300 visitors per day. This building is located on Jl. Khatib Sulaiman, Padang City, West Sumatra, with a total land area of 6,241 m2, the location of the building is located on the main road entrance to the city of Padang via Lubuk Alung-Padang. This building concept focuses on the accumulation of building mass which in this case is in the form of a box or box, with the presence of additives and subtractives or the addition and cutting of mass.

Site Location

The land area of 6,241 m2 where the building is built faces west, while office buildings and meeting buildings are built facing south, this is a form of anticipation from the heat of the sun rising from east to west so that the west and east sides will get excess heat in the morning. and in the afternoon as well as buildings that are close to the beach area which causes the climate to tend to be hot. There are two circulation roads, which can be accessed from the direction of the city of Padang and from outside the city of Padang via Lubuak Buayo. There is an electric pole that is positioned lengthwise following the road, the existing drainage is approximately 50 cm wide. The view from the building to the west leads to Jl. Khatib Sulaiman and the Great Mosque of West Sumatra, the view to the north leads to a greenhouse for plantations or agriculture. View to the south facing Jl. daisies. View to the east facing green open space. The main noise comes from the main road (Jl. Khatib Sulaiman) and a small road beside the land (Jl. Aster). In this case, the building is designed with an elongated shape and placed some distance from the main road to avoid noise and beautify the point of view of the building.

Design Process

Have the basic form of two additional beam. On the second floor in additives on the building bigger. On floors 3-6 in subtractive for maximizing the form of the existing space.

This building concept focuses on the accumulation of building mass which in this case is in the form of a box or box, with the presence of additives and subtractives or the addition and cutting of mass. The facade of the building adapts the typical local style, namely the area of West Sumatra. It can be seen from the trellis on the front and side of the building that tapers upwards, taking the philosophy of the gonjong roof form typical of the West Sumatra region with a more modern approach. The meeting building is given a triangular roof at the entrance of the building in the form of a gonjong roof so that it further emphasizes the characteristics of government buildings in the city of Padang, in this case the gonjong roof. The secondary skin has a wave-like pattern that analogizes the shape of the waves where we know Padang City is near the sea. This building is also not too far from the sea.

Elevation

Facade Concept

Exceptions on the front and side of the building trapezium shape taking up, take a philosophy from the shape of the special gong roof West Sumatera area with a more approach modern.

Exceptions on the front and side of the building trapezium shape taking up, take a philosophy from the shape of the special gong roof West Sumatera area with a more approach modern.

The meeting building is given an extra roof at the entrance of the building in the form of a gonjong roof, so that it further emphasizes the characteristics of government buildings in the city of Padang, which in this case is a gonjong roof.

Perspective

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VILLAGE HALL

The Initial concept of the building takes the metaphor of a flying bird, seen from the office room and main room. Shape of a roof covering made in such a materialized way that it is shingle. The main room is made open with the main function as a gathering place for villagers, where it allows light and air to freely enter, which indirectly saves costs and energy and makes the building eco-friendly. This building has 3 entrances, namely the main entrance in front and two entrances on the right and left sides of the building. The building is also equipped with 2 The building has an area of 90 m2.the main hall is dominated by wood material and Horse horses are left exposed. Office space Is made more private with a capacity of about 2-4 workers only with an elongated shape. On the entire floor of the building uses ceramics. The building is also equipped with 2 toilets that can be accessed from outside the building, making it easily accessible to all “Balai Desa” users.

Design Process

The roof is composed of a cover made of shingle wood. It has a shape concept that is analogous to a bird, which can be seen from its shape which looks like a bird ready to pounce on its prey, which is characterized by a sideways elongated shape centered at the top. For the roof truss using wooden truss.

The main room is in the form of a very spacious lobby, where this room is functioned as a gathering place for local residents or a place for holding community events. The main material used is parquet wood on the floor covering.

The office space is located at the back of the main room whose function is as a place to work for village administrators or village halls. Built with brick walls and ceramic floor coverings.

There are 2 toilets that can only be accessed from outside the building, this causes there to be 3 areas in and out of the building, namely in front and on both sides of the building.

In each area in and out there are stairs because the building was built 30cm from the ground. Ponds and plants on each side of the building add to the beautiful impression and also function as a building barrier from pedestrians.

Pedestrian serves to connect every corner of the building or between spaces in the building.

On each side that surrounds the building is equipped with a pedestrian area, which serves as a liaison from the main room to the toilet or office.

This “Village Hall” building is my first projects when learning studio design. That the building early concept takes metaphor of the flying bird, view from office room, main room the shape of the roof cover is made like a materialized the way that's shingle. Main rooms open with main function as a village method, here allow light and air to enter free, which indirectly save costs and energy and make a building environment friendly. This building has 3 entrances, the main entrance in front and two enter on the right and left side building. The building is also equipped with 2 building. The building is also equipped with 2 accessible wc from outside building, become easy to access to all “Village Hall” users. Building area 90 m2 main hall is dominated by wood materials and horse horse left open. Office room made more personal with capacity about 2-4 workers only by extending forming. Around the floor of the building using ceramic.

At the boundary of the pedestrian area with the building there are also plants and flowing water pools which are also found on each side of the building, which is also equipped with stairs at each entrance to the building.

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GRANNY'S HOUSE

Two storey residence with a building area of 187 m2 that stands on an area of 257 m2. Located on Jl. Damar gg Island. Nusa Indah V 84-86, Waydadi, Kec. Sukarame, Bandar Lampung City, Lampung. This building in the design blends with the building in the design blends with the surrounding nature so that the concept of minimalist nature is supported by the tropical climate of indonesia.

Design

The concept used in this building is natu and minimalist. Designed with a natu concept that can be seen from the use materials that all use and highlight natu materials, while the minimalist concept this building is optimizing the size of t room to a minimum but not narrow. It called granny's house because the tw concepts that blend together create 'homie' impression on this house, which identical to the 'granny's house' which home to several families and looks comfortable and old school.

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'HEXALAB' ICBS HARAU PAYAKUMBUH 6

HEXALAB is a 400 m2 building located in the tourist area of the Harau Valley or to be precise in the city of Payakumbuh, West Sumatra. HEXALAB is one of the school facility buildings of the Insan Scholar Boarding School (ICBS). HEXALAB is intended as a physics, chemistry and computer laboratory building on the ground floor, and on the first floor it functions as a library and hall room.

Design Process

This building consists of two floors, where the ground floor functions as a physics and chemistry laboratory room on the outside, as well as a computer laboratory in the middle of the building. On the first floor there is a library and hall.

The concept of the building facade takes the basic form of a hexagon which can also be likened to a DNA chain, which we know represents the main function of the building, namely as a school laboratory room.

The facade of the hexagon building is a series of hexagon-shaped irons connected in such a way as to form a 'DNA chain' and held together by means of an iron frame mounted on the building wall.

Perspective

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HENDRI'S HOUSE,PAYAKUMBUH

This house building is the family home of a client named Ferri Hendri whose address is Tanjung Pauh, Payakumbuh City, West Sumatra. This industrial concept house is a 2 1/2 floor house built on an area of only 6x12 m.

The space garden on the first floor has a function as a relaxing area and as a green area as well as a sun circulation area which can be seen from the use of a glass roof in the space garden and drying area.

This house is my first project after graduating college. The initial concept of the building was industrial minimalist which was at the client's request. The building was built on relatively narrow land, so the building design was made to grow upwards with a rooftop with a 2 1/2 floor (mezzanine). The first floor is equipped with a foyer, living room, kitchen, dining room, guest bathroom, maid's room, public bathroom, service area, space garden and carport that fits two cars. At the entrance of the house has a higher height level, so leveling stairs are made at the front entrance as well as the entrance from the carport directly to the kitchen which is also designated as a service circulation route. The living room which is also equipped with a foyer also has a partition in the form of a staircase which also functions for the privacy needs of the house.

On the second floor of the building is a more private area, which consists of a master bedroom and a private bathroom, two children's bedrooms and a child's bathroom, and there is a staircase which is access to the 2 1/2 floor (mezzanine) as a roof top area and There is also a warehouse for storing goods.

The rooftop area apart from being a relaxing area, is also a service area where water towers and outdoor air conditioning units are placed as well as a warehouse as a place to store goods.

Kajian Pengembangan Konsep Smart City di Bandar Lampung