Annisa Hawadah | Portfolio ('21-'23) 1.0 EN Ver.

Annisa Nur Hawadah

Selected Works

Annisa Nur Hawadah

7th semester student of Department Architecture with academic and non-academic experiences. I developed the ability to learn new things in architecture and other fields, and have skills in working in groups and using architectural design apps.

5 January 2002

Jakarta

Kembangan, West Jakarta

annisahawadah05@gmail.com

+6289526272777

linkedin.com/in/annisahawadah

instagram.com/annisaanh_

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Education

2020 - Now

Universitas Sebelas Maret, Surakarta Architecture with GPA 3,76/4,00

2016 - 2019

SMA Negeri 112, Jakarta Barat Majored Science

Organizational Experience

March 2023 - November 2023

Head of Event - Architecture Design Competition & Seminar Architecture Event UNS

April 2022 - November 2022

Staff of Event - Architecture Design Competition Architecture Event UNS

February 2021 - December 2021

Staff of Pengembangan Organisasi HMA Vastu Vidya UNS

Experience

Jun 2023 - Oct 2023

Research Asisstant

Part of the Research Team, Case Study

“Sriwedari Mosque and Sheikh Zayed Mosque, Surakarta City”

November 2022 - April 2023

Studi Independen - Internship MBKM program to create a Student

Lounge design located at the Faculty of Engineering, Universitas Sebelas Maret

Curriculum Vitae

Achievement

November 2023

Top 10 of Sayembara Hidupkan Ruang Mode Kita by Gaung Bandung

November 2022

Top 15 of Sayembara The Shape of Nature by Vastufest Architectural Competition

December 2021

Top 15 of Sayembara Public Space in Covid-19: Between Pandemic & Endemic by Mimar Section UII

Skills

OS

Microsoft

Drafting Autocad

Office Powerpoint, Word

Personal Skills

Modelling Sketchup, Archicad

Rendering Photoshop, Lumion

Conceptual and Critical Thinking

Creativity

Fast Learner Team Work

Multitasking

Contents

ACADEMIC WORKS

01

6th Term Studio

to revitalitation Vastenburg Fort by maintaining the building form on the design object.

02

4th Term Studio

to design a rental office with the provision on having ten floors on the design object.

COMPETITION WORKS

03

The New Fashion Cihampelas | Top 10 Gaung Bandung, Sayembara Hidupkan Ruang Mode Kita by Institut Teknologi Bandung

04

Sharfaraaz | Top 15

Vastufest Competition, Sayembara The Shape of Nature by Universitas Amikom Yogyakarta

05

Aradhana | Top 15

Mimar Section, Sayembara Public Space in Covid-19: Between Pandemic & Endemic by Universitas Islam Indonesia

6 Term Studio Project th

(August 2023 - January 2024)

Vasburg

Community Center

Surakarta, Central Java, Indonesia

The challange that must be completed on this Studio is to revitalitation Vastenburg Fort by maintaining the building form on the design object.

2

Site dimension: 31.533 m

The site located at: 7°34’19.47”S, 110°49’52.46”E

Jalan Jendral Soedirman, Kedung Lumbu, Kecamatan Pasar Kliwon, Kota Surakarta, Jawa Tengah

Background

Based on the regulation of the Minister of Culture and Tourism, Vastenburg Fort is recognized as one of the cultural heritage buildings. Until now, there has been no rejuvenation effort from the local government due to the very high cost of freeing up the ownership status of Vastenburg Fort itself. This historical building, is a historical relic from the Dutch colonial period.

This situation becomes relevant in the context of the growth of Surakarta City, whose population needs continue to increase every year. Concerns about the impact on the environment are increasingly being felt. BPS data in 2018 shows that the area of Green Open Space (RTH) in Surakarta City only reached 9% of the total land use.

Design Process

Concept diagram

Historical Place

Stage Breath

History

Entertain

After Indonesian

Fort Vastenburg Timeline Building conditions and functions

The initial construction process of the Fort which was named Grootmoedigheid as a security post.

The restoration of the building was completed. The fort became bigger and stronger than before.

The fort is used as the headquarters of the costrad.

independence, it functioned as an Indonesian military garrison.

Recreation Education

City Park

Surakarta Context

Entertain

Amphitheater

Multifunction

Recreation

Education

Tipology Building zoning, Axonometric

The Kostrad headquarters was moved, the fort became abandoned.

There was a conflict of ownership, and the building was demolished, leaving only the wall and the main gate.

The fort was planned to be a hotel and mall, but was canceled due to community disapproval.

The building was renovated. Walls were repaired, bushes were cleared.

Hall

Aromatic Garden

Reflective Garden

Co-Working Space Library

Education Zone Amphi theater

Path Ways

Fort Wall

Building Plan Masterplan, Building elevation

Jalan Mayor

Jalan Jendral Sudirman

Jalan Mayor

Amphitheater Hall

Recreation Zone Fort Wall

Mayor Kusmanto

Jalan Kapten Mulyadi

Mayor Sunaryo

Amphitheater Detail Axonometric, Material

Wood planks

Fiber roof

Outdoor decking

Retaining wall stone

Polycarbonate

Aluminium

White concrete

Brick

Flexible pavement

View from Education Zone

View from Entertain Zone

View from Recreation Zone

4 Term Studio Project th

ACADEMIC WORKS (August - December 2022) 02

Fleksible Rental Office

Jakarta, Indonesia

The challange that must be completed on this Studio is to design a rental office with the provision on having ten floors on the design object.

2

Site dimension: 11.000 m

The site located at: 6°14’32.82”S ; 106°51’34.20”E

Jalan Letjen M.T. Haryono, Kebon Baru, Kecamatan Tebet, Kota Jakata Selatan.

Background

Population and labor mobility has begun to increase in various service and product sectors, according to Head of Badan Pusat Statistik (BPS) Margo Yuwono. BPS data shows a significant increase in the office and service sectors, driven by improved transportation and communication facilities after the emergency PPKM period due to Covid-19 that hampered previous mobility.

The phenomenon of start-up companies is growing, with Indonesia becoming the 5th country with 2,193 start-ups in 2019, according to WEF 2020. The government supports this development by providing infrastructure facilities and HR training. Increased competition among start-up companies encourages innovation, while the government provides a platform for individuals to build their businesses.

Rental office buildings are becoming centers of activity for start-up companies engaged in various sectors, especially in office parks such as those in the South Jakarta Region. The government’s effort to provide rental offices in office parks is a step to accommodate the growth of start-up companies in Indonesia.

Design Concept

Massing Proccess

Site

The site has an area of 11.000 m2

Dynamic Shape

The mass is made dynamic to respond to the wind

Core Wall

Core wall as a building lateral force resisting structure

Landscape Element

Landscaping elements as greening from the building

Square

Boxes are chosen to emphasize the hierarchy of the room

Slice

The mass is divided in half to emphasize the zone

Facade Element

Facade elements are added to emphasize the face of the building

Final

Addition of additional elements around the building

Explode Axonometric Axonometry of a typical plan

Typical plan 1

1. Rental Type A

2. Rental Type B

3. Rental Type C

4. Toilet

Typical plan 2

1. Rental Type A

2. Rental Type B

3. Rental Type C

4. Co working space

5. Workshop room

6. Conference room

7. Toilet

8. Pantry

9. Musholla

Typical plan 3

1. Rental Type A

2. Rental Type B

3. Rental Type C

4. Co working space

5. Workshop room

6. Conference room

7. Toilet

8. Pantry

9. Musholla

Typical plan 4

1. Entrance

2. Receptionist

3. Mini market

4. ATM Center

5. Management room

6. Training room

7. ME room

Roof Garden

Elevation Front view, side view

Construction Detail

Building section, Material

Concrete Slab

Core Wall 80x80 cm

Column 80x80 cm

Cantilever Beam

Sliding Door

Partition Wall

Primary Beam 50x80 cm

Brick Wall

Bore Pile

View from Rental Office

View from Roof Garden

03

COMPETITION WORKS

Gaung Bandung 2023

Top 10

The New Fashion Cihampelas

Bandung, West Java, Indonesia

Jury:

1. Widiyani, S.T.,M.T.,Ph.D.,

2. Ar.Jacob Gatot Surarjo, IAI.

3. Fauzia Evanindya

Teamed with:

1. Annisa Nur Hawadah as panelling and modelling

2. Lexa Maulvi Yonan as rendering and modelling

3. Nova Dwi Pambudi as drafting and modelling

Site Location:

6°53’34.72”S, 107°36’15.07”E

Teras Cihampelas, Jalan Cihampelas No.160, Cipaganti, Kecamatan Coblong, Kota Bandung, Jawa Barat, 40131

Background

Bandung, West Java, is known as the Paris Van Java because Jalan Braga was the center of fashion in the 1900s. This nickname encourages the development of the fashion industry, especially Distro UMKM with independent brands. The increase in UMKM outlets every year attracts business attention, but competition is getting tougher with international brands. This is a serious challenge for Bandung fashion UMKM players.

Jalan Cihampelas in Bandung City is one of the centers of fashion UMKM with 55 stalls dominated by Bandung UMKM players. To increase its fashion tourism appeal, the Bandung City Government built Teras Cihampelas, a skywalk with 152 UMKM players. Although initially crowded, the number of visitors to Teras Cihampelas decreased due to the impact of the Covid-19 pandemic and declining visitor interest. As a result, the Teras Cihampelas began to become an abandoned building.

Design Process

Background and Respons

Market Workshop Collaboration

Film Photograph

Collaboration Upgrade Facility

Fashion

Teras Cihampelas

Concept Design program

Educate

Music Art

Free Time Security

Collaboration

Upgrade Facility

Axonometric Zoning Based on Type of Activity

Studio Working

6 5

4 fashion professionals to work on projects gathering and discussion among the community

Co Working

Show Of Multipurpose

a place where various events are held

Multipurpose

various

3

Foldable Market

gathering and discussion among the community

2 1

Temporary Instalation

installation to introduce fashion to the general public

Entrance

the main entrance area for visitors

Public Bench

A place for discussion between fashion UMKM and other types of activities

Modular Wall

Accommodating activities of various types of exhibitions

Modular Stage

Can be used as a performance show and workshop area

Fashion Stage

Activities to showcase fashion products through catwalks

Foldable Market Detail Sampling outlet modul stall

Modul A

B

Modul C

Used by UMKMs that are still starting their business Used by mid-level UMKMs Used by UMKMs that are well known to the public

Foldable Furniture Mecanism

Modul B Modul C

View from Entrance

View from Show of Multipurpose

View from Foldable Market

View from Temporary Instalation

View from Co-Working Space

View from Studio Working

04

COMPETITION WORKS

Vastufest 2022

Top 15

Sharfaraaz

Special Capital Region of Jakarta, Indonesia

Jury:

1. Rhisa Aidilla Suprapto, S.T., M.Sc.

2. Vidya Spaey P.A., S.T., MaHS, IAI.

3. Ir. Daud Tjondrorahardja, MBA.

Teamed with:

1. Annisa Nur Hawadah as panelling and concept

2. Florentina Julisa Friska as modelling and concept

3. Waskito Agung Pambudi as modelling and render

Site Dimension: 750 m2

Site Location: 6°13’8.05”S ; 106°51’32.23”E

Jalan Bukit Duri Tanjakan, Kelurahan Bukit Duri, Kecamatan Tebet, Kota Jakarta Selatan

Background

Badan Pusat Statistik (BPS) data shows that libraries in Indonesia are more popular with the educated segment, especially students and lecturers, compared to the general public. This observation confirms the important role of libraries in improving access to education and socialization amidst environmental challenges.

The library’s location near the Ciliwung River has a strategic advantage as the river not only has historical value, but can also be a potential source of flood disaster. In the face of this risk, the library can be designed as a safe and comfortable place for flood-affected residents, making it more than just a place to store books. Library facilities can also support learning and socialization activities, making a positive contribution in helping affected communities.

Meeting room type B

Portofolio

Construction Detail

Building section, Material

Concrete Slab

Finishing Beam

Frame

Acrylic Railing

Brick wall

Concrete stairs

Concrete slab Vinyl wood floor

Concrete slab

Glass

Ceiling

View from Working Space

View from Book Room

Top 15 05

COMPETITION WORKS

Mimar Section UII 2021

Aradhana

Special Region of Yogyakarta, Indonesia

Jury:

1. Ir. Munichy B. Edrees, M. Arch., IAI., AA.

2. Ir. Ahmad Saifudin Mutaqi, M.T., IAI, AA.,

3. Dr. Ir. Woerjantari Soedarsono, M.T.

Teamed with:

1. Annisa Nur Hawadah as modeling

2. Annisa Shafia as paneling

3. Tasya Kusumahayati as rendering

Site Dimension: 750 m2

Site Location: 7°48’4.82”S ; 110°22’18.55”E

Jalan Sultan Agung, Wirogunan, Kecamatan Mergangsan, Kota Yogyakarta, Daerah Istimewa Yogyakarta, 55151

Background

On March 9, 2020, WHO officially declared Covid-19 a pandemic. The outbreak caused by the SARS CoV-19 virus has brought major changes and impacted the control of the social and economic structure of society. This is inseparable from public health, which is sidelined by the government.

Floods often occur in several regions in Indonesia, especially Yogyakarta City on the banks of the Code River during the rainy season. At the time of flooding, which coincides with the Covid-19 outbreak, it makes it difficult to prevent crowds from saving property. The pandemic accompanied by this natural disaster triggers a new problem, namely stress in the community which is difficult to avoid.

Design Concept

Solutions to problems

COVID-19 pandemic make the Special Region of Yogyakarta as a tourist destination has faced a contradiction between high levels of public stress. To address this, “Aradhana” emerges as a public space responsive to mental health, providing place for people to unwind and support mental well-being in the pandemic era.

Design Concept Philosophy

Bamboo is used as a structural material to bring the element of local response to the building

Metaphore

The silhouette of the building takes precedent from the leaf which has a philosophy of calm and happiness.

“The ultimate value of life depends upon awareness and the power of contemplation rather than upon mere survival.” Aristotle

Healing

Bamboo is used as bring the element building

Bamboo

Flood Covid-19 Aradhana

Sick Evacuation Stress Social Distancing Healing Space Communal Space

Explode Axonometric Material

between romanticization and providing a comfortable

Single roof / Organic roof

Roof Structure

Private Room Stage House Design

as a structural material to element of local response to the

Wood Ceiling

Main Function

Bamboo Structure

Concrete Structure

Aradhana

1st Floor

1. Entrance

2. Stairs

3. Amphitheater

Area 4 2 1 1:100 0 5 10 15 20

1. Disruption room

2. Solitude room

3. Anger room

4. Toilet

5. Musholla

6. Consultation room

7. Library

8. Lounge

Elevation Front view, back view

Perspective Section Healing zone

Disruption Room

This room means chaos, visitors who enter are made to recall the problems they experienced especially during the pandemic and disaster

Entrance

Entry area for visitors into the building via stairs and ramp

Green area

This area has several plants that can be utilized by visitors for recreation

Anger Room

In this zone, visitors can express their emotions through stimulus to feelings by hitting used items in the room.

Bamboo Structure Explode axonometric detail

Bamboo ring

Bamboo stalk

Concrete column

Bamboo sheating

Concrete plat

View from Lounge

View from Amphitheater

Annisa Nur Hawadah

West Jakarta, Indonesia

+6289526272777

annisahawadah05@gmail.com

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