2023 Architecture Portfolio | Alysha Syafina

November 2023

ARCH I T ECT U RE PORTFOLIO Selected works

Alysha Syafina

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CURRICULUM VITAE

Hello, I am a recent graduate with a Bachelor’s degree in Architecture eager to learn more about responsible design in to enhance the quality of life of its occupants.

My approach to architecture is rooted in an optimism in which built environment is designed by utilizing natural potential in order to fulfill its user’s needs and reducing negative invironmental impact.

Alysha Syafina Indonesia

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Education Sutomo 1 Medan | Middle High-High School 2013-2019 Universitas Brawijaya | Bachelor of Architecture | GPA 3.56 Aug 2019- Jul 2023 Language Indonesian: Native English: Fluent

Experience

Member of Workshop Department | Brawijaya Architecture Student Association

2020

• Coordinated with the team to organize the event rundown of online rendering workshops Member of Event Division | Architecture Student Training: ARCHITRAIN 2021 • Collaborated effectively with internal teams and speakers • acilitated communication with speakers to establish Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) • Developed detailed session rundowns in collaboration with speakers and other committee members

2021

Internship at Construction of Waruna Shipyard Indonesia Office • Working in a team of five to observe and supervise day-to-day construction work • Partipate through work stages of stuctural, architectural, and MEP work

2022

International Collaborative Studio 2022 Working in a team consist of undergraduate student from Universitas Brawijaya and Universitas Gajah Mada along with graduate student from The University of Western Australia • Taking part in designing core and shell of the project • Utilizing Revit and Navisworks 2022 as part of the BIM collaborative aspect • Coordinated effectively with team members to integrate designs from initial stages to electrical fitting, and adeptly resolved issues

2022

Skills Set Revit AutoCad SketchUp Enscape

Photoshop Illustrator Indesign

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CONTENTS BOTANICAL RESEARCH AND CONSERVATION CENTER

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Final Academic Project | Individual Work

HILLSIDE MINIMALIST DWELLING

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Architecture Competition | Individual Work

ARKANATA ANIMAL SHELTER

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7th Semester Academic Project | Individual Work

WARREN MEDI HOTEL

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International Collaborative Studio Program | Team Project

KATANEMA EETCAFE

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5th Semester Academic Project | Individual Work

KITAR BOUTIQUE HOSTEL

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5th Semester Academic Project | Individual Work

MISCELLANEOUS Interior Design Competition | Team Project Furniture Design | Individual Work

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1| BOTANICAL RESEARCH AND CONSERVATION CENTER

Preserving Flora’s Future: A Botanical Research Oasis BOTANICAL RESEARCH AND CONSERVATION CENTER

OVERVIEW The design objective is to facilitate functions related to plant research, conservation, and education about flora. In order to maximize the potential of the agricultural sector for the increase of Indonesia’s GDP and the welfare of the people’s food, the research center plays a role in supporting the development of knowledge in the fields of agriculture and botany.

Efforts to enhance the agricultural sector are closely intertwined with the pursuit of food security and self-sufficiency. Food self-sufficiency, as defined by Indonesian law, ensures access to sufficient, high-quality, safe, and affordable food supported by diverse food sources. The pursuit of this goal necessitates not only increased food production but also conservation of plant varieties and ecosystems. Achieving food self-sufficiency is critical for ensuring a stable and sustainable food supply in Indonesia. This quest for food self-sufficiency aligns with the principles of ecological architecture, which emphasizes environmental consciousness and sustainable design. In this context, a botanical research center can serve as a hub for research, conservation, and education related to flora, thus contributing to the advancement of agriculture and the realization of a self-sufficient food system.

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SITE SELECTION • The Lowokwaru sub-district in the western part of Malang City is located in a highland area with a cool climate.

• The soil material consists of alluvial ash rocks, which are suitable for paddy fields and agriculture.

• The agricultural cultivation area planning adjacent to residential areas presents potential for enhancing knowledge in the field of agriculture, combined with the development of knowledge from research.

• This is expected to result in a self-sustaining community in terms of food and the economic growth of the population • . Its proximity to educational centers facilitates collaboration between botanical disciplines.

Collaborating with these institutions can provide access to facilities, resources, and relevant knowledge for conducting agricultural research in the city of Malang. It is important to contact these institutions directly to learn more about research collaboration and the necessary procedures to follow.

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Ecological architecture emphasizes the adaptation of design objects to the local environment. Site landscaping is intended to be a productive landscape, incorporating productive vegetation or food crops, which also serves as a green element on the site and as a climate control agent within the city, enhancing weather balance and food supply.

Accessibility at the site is formed by several elements, namely, entrance and exit access, vehicle circulation, primary pedestrian circulation, secondary pedestrian circulation, elevated walkway circulation, and circulation of bridges in the waterfront area.

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The design process is based on criteria of ecological theory by Heinz Frick in a coherent manner as a whole supporting activities such as research, education, conservation, and also recreational events. Application of ecological feature meets with function housed inside consolidate as a force to get a better undertanding on how to manage earth, air and water as a natural elements surrounding us. The applied principles of ecological architecture can be seen in its implementation in aspects such as structure and construction, space and users, balance with the environment, as well as socio-cultural aspects

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WATER CYCLE STRATEGY

Riparian vegetation act as filter to take out pollutants from stream and promoting soil fertility

Drainage purification by Drainage purification by aquatic plants aquatic plants

Water Evapotranspiration

Stormwater Runoff

Biofilter Media

Piping

Groundwater Recharge

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Research activities conducted in collaboration with university affiliates result in a new innovation that is later applied in cultivation and development activities.

This process is supported by educational activities for the surrounding community, one of which serves as a form of knowledge conservation and also as a step towards achieving a self-sufficient community in the field of food.

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CONSTRUCTION DETAIL

Segmented or voided structure that allows the entry of natural light.

Wall construction with roof protection to prevent the heating of the outer skin.

Building materials are sourced from local materials.

Natural building materials that are renewable or synthetic materials that can be recycled.

Choosing envelope materials with low absorption characteristics and high reflectivity.

The roof section is accompanied by air cavities to release heat from inside the room.

The frame structure in a grid arrangement supports open spaces where only specific columns bear the load.

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The greenhouse will be divided into three areas, each with its own climate control system to meet the needs of different plant species. The first area will be for plants that require full sunlight, the second area will be for plants that require partial sunlight, and the third area will be for plants that require shade. The greenhouse also open to the public, so visitors will be able to see the plants up close.

Level 1

Level 2

Level 3

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CONSTRUCTION DETAIL

Geodesic Framework

A strong and weather-resistant structure, making it durable.

A structure that accommodates spatial needs according to function.

Lightweight, Efficient in energy and construction cost.

Shell Enclosure: ETFE Membrane

A structure that allows the entry of natural light.

Climate regulation ability within the space better than glass.

Flexible nature interventions.

resistant

to

external

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Outer Wall Layer: White Lime Low heat absorption and high heat reflection properties.

Glass Block Glass has recyclable properties to be reused through remelting.

Transitional Space Reducing heat transfer into interior spaces.

Foodcourt

Male Lavatories

Female Lavatories

Prayer Room

Ablutions room

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A moving form, round, in diverse colors, and organic: trees, water, path

Natural stimuli: wood, soil, and the aroma of flowers

Cooling Strategy

The sole of the foot as a means of communication with nature

Water Splashing, birds chirping, insects buzzing, leaves rustling

13| HILLSIDE MINIMALIST DWELLING

Hillside Minimalist Dwelling Dwelling purposed to pursuit peacefullness of nature to daily life. Housing act as it is by not beeing labeled as anything other than a shelter for a family of three. Located in the countryside of Vienna, Italy, Berndorf village brings serenity the surrounding woods.

Circulation flowing throughout the industrial port city as an organic lines as the city had a stacked topography created by mountains surrounding Bilbao. Residential road just enough for vehicle to pass by contributed in the quiet ambience to occupants nearby.

ART DISTRICT Bilbao, which famous for its museum with the same name, contains modern and contemporary art housed by the famous structure by a star architect. Northern Spain boasts a vibrant and culturally rich art district, showcasing a diverse range of artistic expressions. This region is a haven for art enthusiasts, featuring galleries, studios, and public art installations that celebrate the unique creativity of local and international artists.

LOCAL CUISINES Basque,bilbao original cuisines, boasts a diverse and delicious cuisine that reflects the region’s rich culinary heritage. The cuisine in Bilbao is renowned for its emphasis on fresh, high-quality ingredients, and a combination of traditional and innovative cooking techniques.

EDUCATION Research institutions in Bilbao actively contribute to scientific research and innovation. The city is involved in various research projects, particularly in fields such as technology, health sciences, and sustainable development.

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SITEPLAN

SECTION

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FLOOR PLAN

LIVING ROOM | KITCHEN

WORKSTATION

WORK & STUDY DESK

Shelter. Safe. To be kept from danger. Understanding others will help you become whole.

17| ARKANATA ANIMAL SHELTER

ARKANATA ANIMAL SHELTER

arkana, suci . berhati terang [pure . hopeful]; nata, raja [emperor] Educational standards have not developed in accordance with the hopes of policy makers and citizens. Large segments of the Indonesian population lack access to basic information concerning health and sanitation, let alone emerging causes such as animal rights and environmental issues.

. as a place to pets with its owner . help finding lifelong bestfriend . decreasing overpopulation . educational purposes . increasing animal health . saving animals from natural disaster . connecting community .volunteer opportunities

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DESIGN PROCESS

Tari Baskalan Putri originated from Malang, East Java, Indonesia.

Traditionally, it was a traditional dance performed on the street as a form of welcome as a tribute to avoid danger. The dances consist of moves that represent the value of gratitude and respect by reminiscing the origin of the ancestors.

This value just resonates so well with the stray animals. Coming from the streets with hope to be freed from danger and be much more respected as fellow living things like humans.

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ANIMAL SHELTER INCLUSIVE SPACE EVOKING LIVELIGHOOD Inclusive space is the result of realizing that an environment consisting of diversity has the potential to become a welcoming and friendly environment. Through participatory efforts that foster a spirit of creating a more vibrant atmosphere for diversity among humans, animals, plants, and their natural surroundings in the harmony of life.

The Dau Subdistrict, which is included in the Malang Metropolitan Area Development Region, is designated for „development functions as a service center, namely a regional-scale trade center, a regionalscale service center, a regional-scale health center, and a regionalnational sports and arts center.”

Efforts to handle Dau as a landslide-prone area include protection with hardy plants (such as coffee and cloves) and high density, reducing sharp contours through terracing, and not combining irrigation functions for drainage.

The intensity of rainfall indicates a moderate to high category throughout the year. Therefore, adequate infiltration areas are needed, as well as rainwater management that allows it to be used for shelter sanitation purposes.

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Phenomenology is a philosophy of experience

Wandering in Architecture Design VI this time is carried out as the initial part of the phenomenological design method. The wandering activity is intended to encounter a specific phenomenon through the perception and observation of human experience

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CANINE Dog is known for their loyalty to their master resulting in being bestfriend with numerous humans.

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FELINE Cat is a territorial animal and have varied behavior that influenced by many things.

Cat housing is built with certain material to ensure cleanliness and anti clanging material to reduce unwanted noise.

23| WARREN HEALTH SERVICE MEDIHOTEL

Warren Health Service Medihotel |Team Project PROJECT INFORMATION: • To design a state-of-the-art medihotel adjacent to the existing hospital (Warren Health Service) in Manjimup, Western Australia.

• The scope of works includes the design and modelling of the architectural (core and shell, internal and fitout) and electrical elements.

PROJECT OWNER : Warren Health Service PROJECT NAME : Project Medihotel PROJECT LOCATION : 16 Hospital Avenue, Manjimup, WA, 6258 ROLE : Architecture Modeler (core & shell )

OBJECTIVES OF THE PROJECT The project aims to showcasing collaborative processes through the seamless utility of BIM Workflow Systeminvolving students from different parts of continents.

OBJECTIVES OF THE PROJECT The project aims to showcasing collaborative processes through the seamless utility of BIM Workflow Systeminvolving students from different parts of continents.

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Warren Medihotel located in the inland town of Manjimup, WA. Since patients came from many far region, this medihotel became their temporary residence to stay in.

Medihotel acts as services to ease hospital’s pressure on handling care of the patients.

Comprised of hotel facility and health equipment at the same time, it offers palliative care, mental health & rehabilitation, and minor injuries outpatients clinics.

INFORMATION EXCHANGE WEEKLY

COMMON DATA ENVIRONMENT & COORDINATION

PROJECT MILESTONE

SHARED

CHECK / REVIEW / APPROVE

WORK IN PROGRESS ARCHITECTURAL

REVIEW / AUTHORISE

PUBLISHED

STRUCTURAL SERVICES

ARCHIVE

AUTHORING

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LEVEL 3 This level provides accomodation for family members or carer as well as already discharged patient and are awaiting transportation.

LEVEL 2 Level 2 consists of private wards for patient with minimal medical supervision needs along with 2 beds of end-of-life care.

LEVEL 1 Housing shared wards for easier access for monitoring in anticipation of a next-day acute care admission, day procedure or next-day review following a surgical intervention.

GROUND FLOOR Encompassing both the front and back area services of the hospital, this area catering to outpatients, including examination and consultation sessions.

MEDIHOTEL PURPOSES Medihotels facilitate the transition of patients between the community and acute sectors by offering accommodation and hotel services. They furnish lodging, minimal patient supervision, and amenities for patients, as well as accommodating family members or caregivers. Medihotels are particularly well-suited for self-sufficient patients, including those from rural areas in need of overnight or short-stay accommodation.

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ISOMETRIC SECTION

Separate noise producing areas with living spaces to avoid phycological and psysiological stess to patients. Putting back of house services on one side of the building. [kitchen, laundry, etc].

Communal areas with movable seating and ample space to regulate relationships.

Daylight exposure and nature views from windows results in higher satisfactory level of stay and helps in regulating happy mood.

What’s make a good Medihotel ?

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29| KATANEMA EETCAFÉ

KaTaNema Eetcafé Implementation of Adaptive-Reuse Concept in the Design of Cafe/Restaurant in Cultural Heritage Buildings

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KaTaNema Eetcafé The selected building is located in the Kajoetangan Heritage area on the Malang-Gempol highway. In this area, there are buildings with Dutch colonial architecture.

Several important colonial-style buildings in this area have been designated as part of the cultural heritage site for Kampoeng Heritage Kajoetangan tourism. This effort aims to promote the Kayutangan area as a region that plays a role in supporting the economy.

Kampoeng Heritage Kajoetangan was inaugurated on April 22, 2018, as a cultural village. The selected buildings are part of this cultural village, requiring preservation in the form of conservation. The preservation of the cultural heritage site is expected to contribute to the improvement of the overall atmosphere in the Kayutangan area.

Conservation measures are applied to the buildings to ensure that the colonial architecture in the Kayutangan area not only serves as a facade but also has a positive impact on the surrounding life.

Front Elevation

Section I

Section II

Back Elevation

„Katanema” is a combination of the words „kaTa” (Wooden Hand) and „nema,” which is a composition derived from its initial word, namely „enam” (six). The number six symbolizes the geometric shape in the ornamentation of the bridge in front of this building and is also in harmony with the ornamentation on the facade of the cafe building.

The atmosphere and interior setting will be divided into 6, aligning with the purpose of visitors coming to Katanema. The arrangement of seating will be divided based on the characteristics of the visitors as follows:

Working/Study Needs: Furniture requirements include a flat, wide desk and an upright chair.

Use furniture height that is sufficient to maintain a focused condition.

Visitors in Large Numbers: Furniture needs consist of long tables with standard chairs.

Bar Area: Visitors tend to come individually and occupy the space for a relatively short period, allowing for backless stools.

Visitors Wishing to Stay Relatively Long: Emphasis on the choice of chairs that provide comfort and lighting that supports a conducive atmosphere.

Visitors in Outdoor Spaces with a Short Duration: Aimed at those ordering drinks and enjoying light snacks, with small-sized tables.

Visitors in Outdoor Spaces with a Relatively Long Duration: Targeting settings from late afternoon to evening, choosing stool-type chairs to maximize movement.

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The application of Nusantara Tropical Architecture takes into account the tropical climate, where mornings in the dry season feel cooler than those in the rainy season. Bioclimatic strategies are implemented in the architecture of the region as a response to the climate to ensure comfort.

The orientation of buildings is directed towards the northwest, and facades are designed to reduce glare on new structures. The prevailing winds come from the northwest in the early morning and shift towards the southeast in the evening.

Architectural orientation towards the northwest and the use of facades to reduce glare are key elements. Vertical wooden grids are incorporated into the design, with 60% of the area left open to adapt to external temperature and humidity conditions.

Double walls, spaced approximately 100 cm apart, combine with grids and darkleafed plants that can tolerate temperature variations and increase oxygen levels.

Another wall configuration involves a 50-100 cm spacing with a combination of horizontal and vertical grids.

Grids with 5-10 cm spacing serve to reduce humidity and temperature and slow down incoming wind, ensuring that it remains below 1 m/s. Three openings are designed at the top, middle, and bottom.

Unfulfilled criteria for Tropical Architecture in the building include landscape vegetation, lightweight thermal mass, wide roof volume, elevated floors, and wide eaves.

In tall buildings, the largest exposure to sunlight occurs on their vertical sides, the facades, rather than the horizontal surface of the roof. Therefore, the design of the building facade plays a significant role in responding to the climate.

FLOOR PLAN

Natural comfort in tall tropical climate-responsive buildings is achieved through shading elements on the facades. These shading devices can be steel mesh, planters, or climbing plants. Adequate ventilation in tall buildings is achieved by applying porous facades for natural light and airflow to enter the structure.

Porous facades also enable cross-ventilation systems, keeping the interior of tall buildings cool without the need for artificial cooling.

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33| KITAR BOUTIQUE HOSTEL

Kitar Boutique Hostel

The name originates from the new building mass surrounded by heritage buildings because it is in the courtyard area of PN Malang.

This name also serves as a hope for hotel guests who are metaphorically envisioned to gather in a circle to interact and share experiences. In addition, the encircling or orbiting can be assumed as a warm embrace with the hope that visitors feel the warmth to recharge their energy and continue their journey.

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35| PLATINUM ARCHITECTURAL DESIGN COMPETITION Interior style utilized in this project is mid-century medern which provides an elegant feel with a comfortable and warm interior style, reflecting the use of textured wood materials while keeping up with the times. Meanwhile, the modern concept gives a minimalist and clean impression, creating a sense of spaciousness in limited living spaces. The general concept applied to this interior is friendly, with a warm welcome from the atmosphere it creates.

This concept is reinforced by the presence of wide windows in semi-private spaces to connect the residents with nature, reducing the sense of confinement in limited spaces. The open plan system is used in this concept, allowing for seamless circulation within the space and optimizing the use of furniture.

The open plan concept also provides even natural lighting during the day, helping to save electricity for the occupants.

The mezzanine floor facilitates recreational functions with a TV area and a reading area in the family room, which can also serve as a relaxed workspace with a low table, directly connected to the open elements that take advantage of the height difference between the floor and the ceiling.

Accents on the walls, inspired by the mid-century modern concept, emphasized by the combination of different tile patterns to create a sense of change and development, further enhanced by artificial lighting that helps highlight the contrast between different materials in contact. Planter boxes placed on the mezzanine level, with half of them located in the kitchen area, allowing the water flow to connect directly to the kitchen sink below. The Planter Box also serves as a barrier for the mezzanine floor.

Creating plain modest walls in the back of the living room area to focus the attention of guests and clients on the purpose and create a sense of more space, as the living room is combined with the occupant’s workspace.The combination of the living room and workspace is intended to optimize the hierarchy of spaces, making the living room the public area, eliminating the need for a new space to accommodate clients.

Using low furniture that follows the mid-century concept to create a minimalist impression on the mezzanine floor, giving it a spacious feel. Providing a reading area that fosters a calm and relaxed atmosphere that doesn’t restrict or press the user’s behavior, allowing for a sense of freedom and creativity. Creating a focal point in the kitchen corner, emphasized through lighting, to divert attention from the small kitchen dimensions. In addition of attaching the dining table to the wall of the room to optimize space in a minimal dimension.

CATURVE . FURNITURE DESIGN PROJECT |36 ANTHROPOMORPHIC DATA The domestic cat of Indonesia has been selected as the subject for the design of sofa furniture. The domestic cat, also known as the Javanese cat, is a short-haired breed known for its docile nature, responsiveness, and a notably high level of curiosity.

The crater size has a diameter of 30 cm, which matches the height of the domestic cat.

The Caturve Sofa has been designed with reference to one of the characteristics of domestic cats, which is their enjoyment of companionship with their owners.

The water hyacinth material provides openings for air circulation and is an organic material.

MATERIALS SELECTION

Hyacinth

faux suede

bamboo

nylon

microfiber

It is recommended to choose tightly woven textile materials for the seat, which do not easily attract the attention of cats for scratching. Therefore, alternatives such as faux suede, nylon, and microfiber are suggested.

The faux suede material, with its tight weave, is suitable for the behavior of cats that like to scratch surfaces.

The curved backrest shape allows for more fluid cat movements compared to a rigid, straight design.

For humans who have pets, it’s not uncommon for the sofa seat to be used by their pets for lying down and sitting together with their owners. However, what if this pet could play while remaining close to its owner who is sitting, without causing any disruption?

Incorporating this concept into the design of the sofa may involve creating designated spaces or features that cater to the pet’s activities. For example, a sofa with an attached platform, a cozy nook, or a lower level designed specifically for the pet’s comfort and play. This way, the pet can be near the owner without causing any inconvenience, making it a winwin situation for both the pet and its owner.

The joints used in the sofa design consist of rubber for connecting the wooden legs to the backrest, and splines for joining the wooden components together.

The Caturve Sofa can serve as a shared space for both the owner and their cat. While the human is working, sitting, conversing, or simply relaxing, the cat can play in a curved, flexible rattan pathway designed for its movement.

The design of the Caturve Sofa is derived from the pose of a sleeping cat when it curls up. This inspiration led to the creation of a curved base shape, which was further developed into the primary form of the sofa.

The transformation process of this shape also gave rise to the product’s name, „Caturve Sofa.”

Caturve

THANK YOU I am actively seeking opportunities to contribute my skills and creativity. My goal is to leverage my education for design to make meaningful contributions to projects that shape the future of our built environment.

I am excited about the prospect of applying my knowledge, collaborating with industry professionals, and contributing to the success of innovative architectural projects. Thank you for considering my application.

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alyshasyafina3@gmail.com +62 856 0103 7702

November 2023

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Alysha Syafina

e. alyshasyafina03@gmail.com p. +62 856 0103 7702