Architecture Portfolio | 2023

Cyrilla Ajeng Prasanti

ABOUT ME

Name | Cyrilla Ajeng Prasanti

Mail | cyrillaaprasanti@gmail.com

Phone | 0812-1065-9827

Birth date | 21.09.2002

LinkedIn | linkedin.com/in/cyrillaajeng

Nationality | Indonesia

Ajeng is an undergraduate architecture student with a background in design and project management. Ajeng believes that skills in design and business skills are interconnected and need to be continuously honed in life to become a skilled human being.

EDUCATION

Architecture, Bandung Institute of Technology (ITB)

GPA: 3.66/4.00 with 106 credits

Active member of Techno Entrepreneur Club (TEC) ITB and Ikatan Mahasiswa Arsitektur-Gunadharma (IMA-G)

Mathematics and Natural Sciences, SMA Labschool Kebayoran

Graduated in top 25 Mathematics and Natural Sciences Class of 2020 (out of 140)

O RG ANI Z ATIONAL E X PE R IENCE S

. Ikatan Mahasiswa Arsitektur Gunadharm

Head of Human Resources Development of IMA-G

Project Manager of Architectour .

Manage intercity or intracity tours in visiting architectural places

Creative Staff of Gaung Bandung

Manage visuals and decorations of the event as a commemoration of IMA-G s birthda

Secretary General of PMB

Organized managed, and executed all aspect related to administration and timeline for all the committee

Head of Marketing of PAMTA

Organized managed, and executed all marketing aspect for the graduation final project exhibition architecture ITB.

. Techno Entrepreneur Clu

Head of Public Relatio

Manage and maintain communication relationships with organizations inside and outside the campus to maintain the good name of the organization.

3. Creative Staff, Sky Avenue

Created the visual theme and concept for SKYAVENUE 2019

Worked in the visual content section for social media and the communicator between the creative team and the design team.

4. Head of Property, Skylite Musicals

Managed to lead the performance of the property team to create attractive and detailed properties according to the storyline.

SKILL S

Softwares: Adobe Illustrator, Adobe Photoshop Figma, SketchUp, Rhino, Grasshopper, Revit, AutoCad, Office 365, Google Workspace

Skills: Sketching, Graphic Design, Model Making

GEMPOL MARKET

A RESIDENTAL, COMMERCIAL, AND COMMUNAL SPACE IN WETAN, BANDUNG CITY

In the midst of the increasing economic value of Gempol Area market, the quality of the place itself has decreased due to the lack of infrastructure to support the activities that take place in the Gempol market. These activities raise awareness of the crowded environment without space to breathe and get sunlight. The Bandung City Government intends to rejuvenate the Gempol Market by consolidating the land to obtain a healthier and livable residential and market environment and to provide public open space for residents as well as to provide and improve infrastructure.

Location

Typology

Area

Project type

Time

Software

: Bandung, Indonesia

: Residential and Commercial

: 1.150 m2

: Academic Individual Project

: 5th semester, 2022

: Sketchup, Autocad, Photoshop

The new face of Gempol Market plays on a façade of repetitive brick rosters that serve to reduce sunlight and create attractive shadow effects for aesthetics. These shadows create a different sense of depth on each side of the building, giving it a new look. The texture is not only from the brick rosters, but also from the fences and grilles. A hollow steel pergola provides a semi-private boundary for part of the building. The new appearance of Gempol Market provides a fresh experience for visitors.

Cubism buildings provide a more even lighting on the first floor of the building. The addition of the garden gives an open impression and balances the existence of the two large trees on the site. The massive area on one side of the building gives the impression of a stronger entrance, namely in the middle, then it is greeted with a large garden and pond and lots of openings to

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LIKU LIFESTYLE CENTER

BASKETBALL COURT AREA WITH GLUEDLAMINATED TIMBER TRUSS

Liku is a Creative Hub for social interaction that prioritizes the needs of collaboration and creativity within the community. It provides space and support for community engagement in the creative, cultural, and technological sectors. Liku is a comprehensive community-based process that uses artistic and cultural expression to create space. Liku creates public spaces that enhance urban vitality and accommodate the desire for community well-being. It is expected that Liku will have a positive impact on the community, as well as improve the overall mood and comfort.

PEMUKIMANPENDUDUK JL.KEBONBIBIT

Location

Typology

Area

Project type

Time

Software

: Bandung, Indonesia

: Lifestyle Center

: 2.500 m2

: Academic Individual Project

: 6th semester, 2022

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Performing Cut and Fill on a site is necessary to create flat land in areas where it is needed, such as parking lots and fields. Changes to the site's contours are made with the most accurate volume possible to reduce the cost of contour changes. In addition, buildings use vegetation barriers to respond to sites located in the middle of traffic. The use of plants as barriers is an optimal choice to make buildings under bridge columns less massive and still open from the inside out and outside in.

ISSUES, SOLUTIONS, AND GOALS

THE ISSUES THE SOLUTIONS

The location of the site underneath the bridge creates limitations on building construction.

The lack of noise-reducing barriers is a major problem as the site is surrounded by vehicular roads.

The high level of criminal activity in the area is caused by the abundance of negative elements in the environment.

The use of temporary structural materials that can be assembled and disassembled up to a maximum of 2 floors.

Clear separation between the road and the building is achieved through the use of vegetation to ensure that the entrance area and building are visible.

The creation of open spaces and the improvement of lighting facilities to prevent the area from becoming dark and negative.

UNIVERSAL DESIGN

Universal design is important because a space that is accessible, usable, and comfortable for everyone can become an inclusive building for all communities.

CUT AND FILL

To create a flat land on areas where it is needed, such as parking lots and fields, performing a cut and fill on the site is necessary. Changes in the site's contour are made with the most accurate volume possible to reduce the cost of contour modification.

LOW MAINTENANCE

The use of building materials that have low maintenance costs, such as brick and steel, as well as paving blocks for site circulation.

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STONE GARDEN VISITOR CENTER

A RECREATIONAL AND EDUCATIONAL SPACE IN CITATAH, WEST BANDUNG CITY

Citatah is a cliff area located in the West Bandung Regency. With a region known for its hilly terrain and mostly composed of limestone, Citatah has a unique hill shape compared to other hills in the area. This area is difficult to visit as it lacks public facilities that explain its history or serve as tourist attractions. The building concept resembling the contour of the site is useful as a recreational and educational space for residents of the Citatah area.

Location

Typology

Area

Project type

Time

Software

: Bandung, Indonesia

: Visitor Center

: 1.200 m2

: Academic Individual Project

: 5th semester, 2022

: Sketchup, Autocad, Photoshop

The building design is attractive with various main areas to introduce buildings that can capture the attention and enjoyment of individual visitors. Visitors can enjoy the environment with the circular building shape to get the maximum experience in seeing the area's view.

The combination of two circular masses that resemble but are not the same is an analogy of the building site, which has two hills that have heights that approach each other. The combination of the two hills is connected by a bridge. There is also a rectangular connector as the final mass, which aims to connect the two circular masses.

PROGRAMMING

The division of space is divided into two floors. The first floor is used as a play area, while the second floor is used as an educational area about the history of the site and exhibitions about limestone.

NATURAL MATERIALS

"The building layout is convenient as it faces directly towards the parking lot. The parking lot, located at the lowest contour, provides an opportunity for the designer to respond by providing ramps towards the building. The landscape road circulation is already in accordance with the standards of visitor and service vehicles.

The use of materials that resemble nature and are commonly found in Bandung, namely bamboo and wood, answers the designer's design to create a building that resembles nature. The use of wood and bamboo provides an opportunity for the designer to create a large open

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SINAU SHELTER

FLOOD RESPONSE SHELTER IN DEMAK COASTAL AREA

The 'shelter' building is a disaster response facility with a secondary function as a disaster archive library and can adapt to any coastal disaster in terms of concept and materials. The chosen shelter is the 'Disaster Archive Library' because almost every rainy season, the coastal area of Demak is always hit by floods and tidal waves. The library is built to provide knowledge to all levels of society and tourists about disaster mitigation education.

WIND DIRECTION

The wind generally blows from the east with a duration of approximately 4.8 months, from April 3rd to August 27th, with a peak percentage of 65% on May 14th.

HUMIDITY

Humidity levels in Demak are measured by the percentage of time, where the level of humidity comfort is categorized into three levels; humid, oppressive, or miserable. Observation results show that the humidity level in Demak does not vary significantly, with an average remaining within a range of 5% from 95% throughout the year.

WATER QUALITY

Demak is located near a large body of water with an average water temperature that does not vary significantly throughout the year, remaining within 1°F of 84°F.

RAINFALL

Demak experiences extreme seasonal variations in monthly rainfall. It rains throughout the year in Demak, with January being the month with the most rainfall; the average rainfall is 11.8 inches.

Location

Typology

Area

Project type

Time

Software

: Demak, Jawa Tengah

: Flood Response Shelter

: 870 m2

: Competition (Team: Cyrilla Ajeng Prasanti, Regita Pramesthi, Ghefira Arrahma)

: 2021

: Sketchup, Autocad, Photoshop

ISSUES

TIDAL FLOODIN G

The peak of the abrasion that occurs in Sidogemah Village is around the months of April to June. The rise occurs for about 4 5 hours and reaches its peak position for about 2 hours, then slowly recedes. Tidal flooding with a maximum height generally occurs twice a week.

A B RASION

The village of Sidogemah, Sayung District, Demak, experiences natural disasters of abrasion almost every month. Soil erosion caused by seawater has increased by a range of 30 120 cm in height every year.

INFRASTRUCTURE DAMA G E

Infrastructure damage caused by floods in Sidogemah Village has resulted in 1000 1200 homes, 8 10 schools, and 37 40 places of worship being submerged.

The initial mass is in the form of a 20-sided oval with lines leading to a central point in the geometric center. The module division has relatively equal areas, forming 8 modules with a radial concept towards the center point of the 20-sided shape.

The mass is subtracted with an asymmetric module count between the right and left sides. The subtraction is done on both ends of the 20-sided oval as areas for fishermen traffic and evacuation.

Concrete columns are added under the mass as foundation construction and to make the building elevated. The 2.5-meter high columns serve as protection from tidal floods and also expand the ground surface for multifunctional activities, such as economic activities for users.

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The wall frame uses bamboo material with plaster for covering the bamboo construction. Adding grilles on top of the wall serves as air ventilation to create circulation to maintain the temperature and humidity of the room.

The roof frame uses bamboo material with an aerodynamic design style to promote stable force due to wind load. The roof meeting on the right and left modules forms a sharp angle to break the wind.

Bamboo columns are used as the main wall construction with added bracing to make the building earthquake-resistant. The bracing is located on the walls and columns for stability to withstand lateral loads.

SUSTAINABILITY FACTORS

EMBODIED LOW ENERGY

Sustainable materials and products have relatively low embodied energy levels. The use of bamboo as a construction material has great potential in the field of sustainable building. Its structural qualities, such as earthquake resistance, tensile strength, and compressive strength, create dynamic and meaningful architecture.

WATER RECYCLING

The process of using treated wastewater and rainwater for drinking water is called water reuse. Water reuse provides another option to expand a region's water resources, especially during floods or other events that limit access to clean water.

UNIVERSAL DESIGN

The use of ramps and the provision of disability toilets accommodate all communities.

FLEXIBILITY DEGREE OF BUILDING

Buildings built on flexible architectural principles can easily respond to changes in the environment and specific environmental situations. Buildings can serve multiple functions for social activities and can be accessed at all times. Providing high columns increases the surface area of the ground, allowing it to be used for economic activities.

STILT HOUSE CONSTRUCTION

The use of elevated houses is highly effective as it can anticipate the arrival of floods and can be used for a long period of time. Elevated houses can protect against floods and maximize the view.

AERODYNAMIC FORMATION

The aerodynamic shape of a building encourages stable and can determine the required level of structural resistance for the main wind force-resisting components.

SHOCK ABSORBANT FOUNDATION

A shock-absorbing foundation structure for a building is capable of preventing strong horizontal sway and vertical shock of the same type during an earthquake.

BRACING

Bracing systems are used to stabilize main girders during construction, contribute to the distribution of load effects.

AMPHIBIOUS CONSTRUCTION

A buoyancy system beneath the building replaces water to provide flotation as needed, and a vertical guidance system allows the building to rise and fall to return to the same place when the water recedes.

REINFORCED CONCRETE COLUMN

Reinforced concrete has good thermal mass and is inherently fire-resistant. Therefore, it is suitable for buildings in environments that experience frequent wet and dry differences.

Emergency and Storage Room

Multifunction Room

Cafetaria

Meeting Room

Study Room

Communal Room

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ADDITIONAL WORKS

MODEL MAKING AND HAND SKETCHING

AR2210 Space and Form Organization Studio | 2022

Prism

AR2210 Space and Form Organization Studio | 2022

Marche

AR2210 Space and Form Organization Studio | 2022 ibex

AR2210 Space and Form Organization Studio | 2022 unitree

AR3250 Structure and Form Studio | 2022 Form Active Structure System Team: Cyrilla Ajeng Prasanti, Velienne Jose, Nadhifa Salsabila

AR3250 Structure and Form Studio | 2023 Form Active Structure System Team: Cyrilla Ajeng Prasanti, Aditiya Rifani, Hafiz Rifanda Y.

HAND SKETCHING

AR2290 Architectural Design Studio I | 2022

 Pencil Drawing

AR2290 Architectural Design Studio I | 2021

 Charcoal Drawing

AR2290 Architectural Design Studio II | 2022

 Pencil Drawing

AR2290 Architectural Design Studio II | 2022

 Pencil Drawing

AR2290 Architectural Design Studio I | 2021

 Pencil Drawing Field Study | 2022

 Pen Drawing