Undergraduate Portfolio Yorangga Citra Arundati 2022

2020 - 2022

p o r t f o l i o

Undergraduate Por tfolio

Yorangg a C i t ra Ar und ati

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2021

2021

Curriculum Vitae | 3

Nature for Nurture:

06 - 19

Ruwo Benuo Taka:

42 - 45

Down Syndrome Children Development Center

Penajam Paser Utara Public Square

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Cibadak Haven:

20 - 29

Street of Tomorrow:

46 - 49

Mixed-Use Urban Oase

Cipete Smart Living Street

Laswi Cascade:

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La Sphere:

38 - 41

Internship Projects

50 - 55

Other Works

56 - 61

Lifestyle Center

Arcadia Architects

Inclusive Co-working Space

Event Organizing, Excursion, Workshop

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NATURE FOR NURTURE:

BANDUNG DOWN SYNDROME CHILDREN DEVELOPMENT CENTER

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: Architectural Final Project

Typology Year Location Building Area Supervisor

: Education, Health : 2021 : Bandung, Indonesia : 10.250 sqm : Dr. Ir. Agustinus Adib Abadi, M.Sc.

Not every child is born with normal conditions. For instance, down syndrome is a condition from birth that occurs due to errors in cell division. Based on Indonesian Health Research Result (2019), down syndrome is the most significant type of children abnormality in Indonesia, around 0.21%.

The condition of children with down syndrome (DS) in West Java needs special attention, especially to fulfill the needs in health, education, and acceptance in society to make the city more livable and inclusive. Interference that can be done through architecture is the provision of an integrated facility for down syndrome children to develop their potential from various aspects.

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PROJECT BACKGROUND

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Children with Down syndrome have unique characteristics and behaviors

Lack of selfdevelopment space for children with Down syndrome

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Lack of health facilities for children with Down syndrome

Lack of access to information about children with Down syndrome

WHAT DOWN SYNDROME CHILDREN NEEDS Down syndrome children can achieve their optimal self-actualization if there is positive support from their surroundings in a supportive environment.

The facility in this project considers DS children's characteristics to stimulate their abilities.

The integration of education, health, research center, and social function is expected to fulfill their needs to develop optimally. To eliminate the negative stigma from society to DS children, this facility will also open for public.

Most down syndrome children in Indonesia can be found in Priangan, West Java. Hence, this project will be located in the city of Bandung as the capital city of West Jawa. This project aims to fulfill the needs of Down Syndrome Children in West Java and its surroundings.

SITE ANALYSIS The design of the outdoor space must be supervised to prevent children from “running away”.

Visual access potential to the forest park and other surrounding areas

Building boundaries can be used as a pedestrian path and green space to act as a buffer.

The level difference on land can be used as a place to train down syndrome children's motor skills.

andosol soil

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832 - 846 mdpl

18 - 27.5 0C

FUNCTIONS

DESIGN ISSUES

Creation of a salutogenic environment EDUCATION

HEALTH

non-formal, IEP, talent development

therapy and consultation

Creation of a multisensory environment

EDUCATION non-formal, IEP, talent development

INFORMATION suport DS children and raise awareness

ARCHITECTURAL EXPLORATIONS

Creation of an environment according to DS children's mental and senses

User safety and security CHARACTERISTIC

adaptation to DS Children disability and special requirements

NATURE'S PRESENSE salutogenic design and bio-climatic design

Function Integration COLLABORATION space to for all to interact and promote inclusivity

“Love does not count chromosomes”

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NATURE FOR NURTURE Architecture and landscape intergration as a medium for DS children’s growth physically and mentally

Connection with nature and natural in certain therapeutic spaces. Natural daylight and ventilation in all buildings.

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Ramp circulation in slope areas to stimulate DS children's movement and stability.

Amphitheater that utilizes contours can be used as a performance space for children with DS.

PROJECT CONCEPT “Nature for Nurture” was chosen as the common thread of the issues of salutogenic environment, multi-sensory environment, function integration, and user safety and security. Implementation of this concept can increase the effectiveness in attention and memory and increase endurance.

Exsistence of green roof to eliminate the fear of height fo the users and add connection to nature.

Sensory garden for children with DS that can be a therapeutic space for them to stimulate their senses.

Building facade with natural materials such as wood with greenery and other materials with different textures.

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SITE PLAN

Implementation of the five points in the design supports the creation of a salutogenic and a multi-sensory environment.

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The mass composition for this project is based on zoning, site conditions, and user needs analysis to create a good environment to learn, heal and socialize

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USERS

AXONOMETRY

Down syndrome children are classified based on their ages because of their different needs in education and therapy. infants (I) (0-1 years)

toddlers (T) (1-5 years)

kids (K) (5-13 years)

adolescents (A) (13-21 years)

children's parents (P)

education personnel (E)

healthcare personnel (H)

other users (O)

space programing

Majority of green areas will provide children with DS a therapeutic environment to develop.

sensory

motor

intelligence

cognitive

The space programming in the facilities will be divided base on the DS children's ability to be stimulated (sensory, motor, intelligence, and cognitive) through the the different function in this facility.

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FIRST FLOOR A. CONSULTATION B. INFORMATION C. SOCIAL AREA D. LIFESKILLS AREA E. TODDLERS CLASSES F. ART ROOMS G. PHYSICAL THERAPY SECOND FLOOR H. ADVISOR ROOMS I. MULTIFUNCTION J. PSYCHOEDUCATION K. GUEST HOUSE L. GUEST HOUSE M. KIDS CLASSES N. SENSORY THERAPY THIRD FLOOR O. OFFICE P. TEEN CLASSES Q. SCIENCE CLASSES R. BEHAVIOUR THERAPHY

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GROUND PLAN

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CREATING INCLUSIVE SPACES Towards the more livable city of Bandung

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ACCEPTING DS CHILDREN “Love does not count chromosomes”

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CIBADAK HAVEN : MIXED-USE URBAN OASE

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2 Type Typology Year Location Building Area Supervisor

: Architectural Studio Project : Mixed-Use : 2020 : Bandung, Indonesia : 10.250 sqm : Dewi Larasati, S.T., M.T., Ph.D.

Urban Oase is green open space that can be used for many people in a dense urban area. This concept is intended to be applied to the Cibadak area which has few green areas in a high population density so that this urban oasis is expected to provide a gathering space that can improve the quality of the Cibadak area. In designing this mixed use building, there are 3 main concerns, contextual, green architecture, and inclusive community-based design.

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PROJECT BACKGROUND

Urban Decay is a process of deteriorating the environmental quality of the area. This is indicated slum and abandoned buildings, inadequate infrastructure, and high unemployment rate. One of the area that has been affected is Cibadak, a historical area. To prevent further spread of the phenomenon, Cibadak needs an urban regeneration to improve the quality of an area and restore the attractiveness of the area.

site plan

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AXONOMETRY As an urban oasis, three main things need to be considered in the design. The first is contextual, located in a historic area, the design of this mixed-use building needs to pay attention to the context of the surrounding environment.

The main thing to note is the continuity of the arcade. The second is green architecture. Even though it is located between old buildings, buildings with new functions need to pay attention to the resulting environmental impacts. The provision of inclusive, informal spaces is needed in this area because, with the intensity of this high-density area, there is no open space that can be used as a space for interaction.

ARCADE CONTINUITY

OPEN GREEN SPACE

GREEN ROOF

BIO-SWALE

HEALTY LIFESTYLE

PEDESTRIAN FRIENDLY

WOODEN FACADE

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GROUND FLOOR

2ND FLOOR

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TRANSITION FLOOR

TYPICAL FLOOR

APARTMENT ROOM LAYOUT

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UTILITY ISOMETRY

RAINWATER MANAGEMENT ISOMETRY

The Citepus River at this site has the potential for flooding that can be dangerous, so the presence of bioswale and rainwater harvesting can help filter and reduce run-off water at the site. In addition, the processed rainwater can be used as a supply of groundwater reserves and water needs in apartments.

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SUN PATH ANALYSIS

WEST - EAST FACADE

NORTH-SOUTH FACADE

The facade design of the apartment applies green architecture, considering the sun path. The privacy aspect is also an important aspect in mixed-function residential buildings. The wooden panel facade was chosen in this apartment with hinged or sliding connections, which also function as a horizontal shading device for the vertical shadow area.

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1. Pedestrian Entrance 2. Swimming Pool 3. Aerial View

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4. Open Green Space 5. Green Roof 6. Jogging Track

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LASWI CASCADE : LIFESTYLE CENTER

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3 Type : Architectural Studio Project Typology : Lifestyle Center Year : 2020 Location : Bandung, Indonesia Building Area : 2.500 sqm Supervisor : Ir. Endang Triningsih Soetrisno MSP,MLA,Ph.D. The main objective of this project was to design a Lifestyle Center with the thought of place-making for the concept. Place-making that is intended in this task is creating a safe, comfortable place that can be a place for self-actualization for all. Through this project, implementing the "place" concept in the design can be done to make the building more meaningful to its user. The name Casecade was chosen to represent waterfall as the focal point in this Lifestyle Center.

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PROJECT BACKGROUND

Located in one of the busy area in Bandung, Jalan Laswi, this lifestyle center aims to be the onestop place for all. Lifestyle center is a mix of a shopping center and leisure facilities that can also accommodate the use of public space and promote well-being. This new type of commercial typology can help urban residence to refresh their minds in an urban enviorment.

MASS COMPOSITION

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EXPLODED AXONOMETRY STEEL ROOF AND WATERFALL FRAME This roof serves as a shade on the green roof.

GREEN ROOF An effort of zero run off which can also be used as a space for activities.

FACADE

THIRD FLOOR Movie Theater Retail Office Game Center Gym

FIRST FLOOR Co-working space Retail Innercourt Minimarket Cafe Outdoor Garden

The facade consists of a kinetic facade that can move according to wind and a perforated metal facade so that sunlight can still enter.

SECOND FLOOR Karaoke Room Retail Food Court

SEMI BASEMENT Car park Motorcycle park Car salon

KINETIC FACADE SIMULATION

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KINETIC FACADE DETAIL

DESIGN FEATURES

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1. Outdoor Seating 2. Alfresco 3. Innercourt

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4. Gym 5. Co-working Space 6. Circular Ramp

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LA SPHERE : INCLUSIVE CO-WORKING SPACE

Type Typology Year Location Team

: Architecture Competition (2nd place) : Co-working Space : 2020 : Depok, Indonesia : Prayoga Arya, Fadhilah Sayogo

The name La Sphere itself is derived from the creation of an open space inside a co-working space that can create a comfortable atmosphere in the midst of the hustle and bustle of the city of Depok. La Sphere is located in a commercial and educational center area with a high level of accessibility, on top of a vacant land with an area of 640 m². The main concept of this co-working space is Green Building, Biophilic Design and Inclusivity.

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The zoning for this building is carried out effectively and efficiently to support all existing facilities.

Split level is being applied to this building to facilitate circulation for the disabled using a ramp and provides a point of view and a different space experience.

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simulation at 12.30 pm

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RUWO BENUO TAKA : PENAJAM PASER UTARA PUBLIC SQUARE

Type Typology Year Location Team

: Architecture Competition (participant) : Public Space : 2020 : Kalimantan, Indonesia : Prayoga Arya, Fadhilah Sayogo

Ruwo Benuo Taka means the spirit of our village in Dayak Paser language. This Phrase describes the new alun-alun in North Penajam Paser Regency. The design of this square is based on the spirit to preserve the Dayak Paser culture in globalization era. The concept that wants to be presented is a combination of local and modern culture to create a new balance so that it can adapt to the new capital by combining urban forest concept, smart and sustainable design with a touch of local culture. According to the local community, there has not been any involvement of indigenous tribes in the design of the new capital city, so that the design of this plaza is expected to be the answer to this issue and simultaneously display the ornaments of the Dayak Paser tribe.

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The indigenous tribes in this area are the Dayak Paser people, who currently live in remote areas due to being displaced by newcomers. The designed public spaces are expected to enhance the culture to preserve the local culture.an economic activity. In addition, the issue of climate change will also be considered in the design of this public space. The integration between design and technology is shown by smart solar trees and water purification trees.

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BACK ELEVATION 0

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The structure of the building is made with varying heights to accentuate the boundary of each area without the need of massive wall. Lou Mite (Gallery) and Awa Ngembungo (Water Purification Tree) are located at the highest point to attract visitors from afar. Awa Ngembungo also serves as viewing deck towards Pasar Induk Penajam, therefore giving more exposure to the market and can help to improve the local economy.

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STREET OF TOMORROW: CIPETE SMART LIVING STREET

Type Typology Year

: Architecture Competition : Street, Urban, Conceptual Idea : 2022

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: Jakarta, Indonesia

Streets should be a place that supports public life. In Indonesia, cars dominate streets, but it is necessary to prioritize humans as the main users of a street. However, this change cannot occur directly. Instead, there should be an adjustment to change the perspective of the street and shift the people's behavior in the streets in a sustainable manner. One of the firststage solution for this is a shared street where cars and pedestrians can move around together in one street by narrowing the road for cars and providing extensive pedestrian paths. In addition, to limit the movement of cars or other motorized vehicles, zigzag roads are made so that the vehicles can have a low speed and it is not dangerous for people.

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Jalan Cipete Raya is one of the streets within a walking radius of 350m from the Cipete Raya MRT station.

Furthermore, based on urban design guidelines for the TOD area, Cipete has a midrise building character with 40% commercial functions to increase the area's economic value and encourage the growth of new economic activities. With these considerations, this project rethinks the future street of Jalan Cipete Raya as one of the streets that have the potential to become a shopping street that can boost Jakarta's creative economy.

Buildings

Carbon Neutral Zone The usage of former vehicle parking zone for public life activities through pocket parks and parklets can generate active frontage of the commercial buildings.

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Foot and Cycle Path

Shared Street

Foot and Cycle Path

Using the original right of way for motorized vehicles for pedestrians and cyclists

In peak hours, motorized vehicles can use the street.

Modular tiles are being used so that public furniture can be changed according to streets users' needs and generate social interaction.

Buildings

With the development of technology, technology should be able to support activities on the street that can be integrated through applications. It can be done in 4 ways: 1.

Utilization of piezoelectric energy from pedestrian steps.

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Flexibility of lockable modular public furniture that can be moved as needed.

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Utilization of smart tiles that can collect public life data.

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Spatio-temporal street so that it can be used all day.

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INTERNSHIP PROJECTS: ARCADIA ARCHITECT

To broaden my horizons and experience in the professional world, I had the opportunity to do an internship at PT Arga Calista Design or Arcadia Architect as intern architect for twelve weeks. During that time, I studied the application of architectural design in the field, especially in the implementation of adaptive reuse, how architecture can provide space for a creative economy ecosystem, as well as knowing how the workflow of the architect profession in collaborating with various parties.

Projects Involved: 1. Posbloc Jakarta (Tenant Guideline) 2. Bulog Warehouse (Floor Plan) 3. Optimalization of Peruri (Masterplan)

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The Pos Bloc Jakarta project will apply adaptive reuse method as a way to revitalize the building. The old function of this building is as a postal building, while the new function is as a center for creative economic activities. The Adaptive Reuse project of the Gedung Filateli Jakarta will involve many new tenants. Hence, the architect team needs to make guidelines for prospective tenants and contractors.

Key Activities in this project: 1. Produced design guideline for: - West Terrace Seater - F&B and Bar Tenants - Office Layout 2. Produced Field Documentation Report

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This project has almost the same condition as the former Peruri house in the M Bloc project, the existence of assets in the form of an old building that is abandoned and becomes a city dead space.

It will then be re-adapted into commercial areas in the form of creative halls, food galleries, and pavilions.

Key Activities in this project: 1. Developed convenience store and F&B floor plan.

2. Developed 3D model and perspective for the building.

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Optimization of Palatehan Asset Master Plan Idea Competition is an open competition as a result of cooperation between PT. Peruri Properti and Indonesian Architects Association. The site is located in JI. Palatehan No. 4 South Jakarta, Melawai, Kebayoran Baru, South Jakarta.The main objective is to optimize the land owned by Perum Peruri as a result of the factory relocation. At the asset location, there are several historic buildings that were built in 1953 which will be preserved as cultural heritage.

Key Activities: 1. Developed concept and floor plans, and 3D models.

2. Produced presentation drawings for submission.

Perum Peruri has values as a dynamic, creative, innovative company with forward-looking views that have a global regional spirit. Therefore, 3C concept was suggested for this project.

Peruri Catha Loka - The name Catha Loka is taken from two words that describe the concept of optimizing Peruri's land, reflecting the creative spirit of young people attached to the Blok M area.

In Sanskrit, Catha means creative and resourceful, while Loka means a place to gather. Peruri Catha Loka is expected to reintroduce the Peruri Complex with faces and activities in harmony with the creative ecosystem.

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OTHER WORKS Event Organizing: Colored Glass Gaung Bandung Architectural Study Excursion and Exchange: Facade Kuliah Lapangan: Surabaya-Malang Form and Fuction Studio Excursion: Tokyo Student Exchange: TU Wien Workshops: Algorithmic Design Studio: Nature Pavilion INDESEM 21: Babylon Tower Data Treatment LOKAMASA: Head Above Pos

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Placemaking Project Responsibility Role: Chief Executive Supervised by: Widiyani, S.T., M.T., Ph.D. and Dr. Ir. Christina Gantini, M.T.

As a creative city that is part of UCCN, Bandung has many interesting areas to visit, one of which is Jalan Cihapit. The emergence of creative movements in Bandung in 2014 contributed to the development of the Cihapit area, which was initially limited to traditional markets, to become one of the creative economy centers in the culinary and craft fields. This development has gradually contributed to promoting the Cihapit area to become one of the must-visit areas in the city of Bandung. However, these developments still leave a space between traditional and creative society, between old and new.

Colored Glass becomes the common thread that ties all perceptions, bypassing the invisible boundaries that separate them, showing that everyone sees Cihapit with their own lens and color. Like a series of colored glass, a series of perceptions of Cihapit can form new experiences and understandings. Colored Glass will fuse the creativity of today with history and memories of the past, introducing that Cihapit is more than we all imagined.

In the event, there are eight main places to visit divided by three clusters; modern, traditional, and reading cluster.

Participants of Colored Glass went to the different places, at least one of each cluster.

COLORED GLASS This placemaking event applies two placemaking tools: the power of 10 from placemakingchicago.com and four placemaking parameters from Project for Public Spaces (PPS). While the participant visited the curated places, they were asked to fill out the workbook and placemaking booths in every area that reflected what they felt during this event. In addition, there were also QR codes that the participant can scan to add their insight for each place.

After the activity took place, data obtained from participants through workbooks and placemaking booths were collected and processed by the research team. The result of this activity is feedbacks for each site visited in terms of placemaking. This is useful for tenants to improve themselves and the participants to remember their journey and the places they visited in this event.

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Annual Student Initiative Event Responsibility Role: Head of Events Supervised by : Widiyani, S.T., M.T., Ph.D

Gaung Bandung is an annual activity organized by IMAGunadharma and has been initiated since 2011. Gaung Bandung wants to invite elements of the city community to become Livable City of Bandung.

All unforeseen conditions, especially the COVID-19 pandemic, affect many aspects in Gaung Bandung 2020.

One of these aspects is the placemaking which leads to the process of creating places from two directions, namely physical space (physical space) & non-physical (digital space).

GAUNG BANDUNG The concept of this events was inspired by The 5E’s of Inquiry-Based Learner ‘consisting of Engage, Explore, Explain, Elaborate, and Evaluate. This stages are then elaborated into the 4 events of the Gaung Bandung; Telaah Bandung, Inovasi Karya, Catatan Perjalanan, G-Nite.

(1) Telaah Bandung Participants were invited to understand the relationship between the formation of public spaces in terms of community activities from the architect's perspective on placemaking.

Invited Speakers: SHAU and LABO

One of the things that can make a city Livable is by placemaking method. The discussion of Bandung's livability cannot be separated from Bandung as a creative city. Hence, the main topic for the discussion at the event are three elements that make Bandung a creative city; people, place, ideas.

(2) Inovasi Karya The architectural and photography competition aims to ignite the enthusiasm of students to create a Bandung livable city using the placemaking method.

Invited Judge: Jacob Gatot Sura (3) Catatan Perjalanan As the main event of Gaung Bandung, this event showcase all the process of Gaung Bandung as well as virtual exhibition of Inovasi Karya and virtual reality of what Gaung Bandung team (re)imagined of one of the public spaces in Bandung, Taman Lansia Invited Speakers: Tita Larasati, Handoko Hendroyono (4) G-Nite Gaung Bandung was closed by celebrating IMA-G Student Association's anniversary, which was celebrated online.

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FACADE KULIAH LAPANGAN: SURABAYA-MALANG "Façade" is an annual ITB architecture student field excursion. In 2019, Façade activities took place in Surabaya City, Malang City, and Batu City, East Java.

Surabaya became the largest colonial city in the 18th and 19th centuries with a lot of influence.

Key Activities: 1. Acted as General Secretary in coordinating the excursion.

2. Attended lecture by Tri Rismaharini about Surabaya.

3. Wrote an article in published e-book: Shalimar Hotel.

FORM AND FUNCTION STUDIO EXCUSRSION: TOKYO Architectural tour to Tokyo was conducted to support the studio of structure and form. During the studio excursion, several buildings were visited to study the structures and aesthetics of the building. In addition, participants also got the experience of feeling the urban space of Tokyo.

Key Activities: 1. Visited roughly ten landmarks in Tokyo.

2. Attended Guest Lecture by Kengo Kuma.

3. Wrote an article for tenAR exhibition: Tokyo-to Chosa.

STUDENT EXCHANGE: TU WIEN, VEINNA Represented Architecture ITB for outbound semester exchange to Vienna University of Technology.

Gained experience in study abroad by taking international courses related to architecture and spatial planning.

Key Activities: 1. Participated in Define Publicness! Workshop to Thessaloniki.

2. Volunteered as Documentation team for CHNT Conference.

3. Relevant course (master's level) in Spatial Planning: Everyday Life, Right to the City, Theories of Space.

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ALGORITHMIC DESIGN STUDIO: NATURE PAVILION The main objective of this project is to make a parametric design using Rhino + Grasshopper. This pavilion was made using Kangaroo simulation to create a catenary mesh.

Catenary Form is a form produced by the force applied to pull it down, such as gravity. Hence, the name of this pavilion is Nature Power Pavilion because it took the force of nature as the inspiration.

INDESEM 21: BABYLON TOWER DATA TREATMENT Selected as participant to attend for International Design Seminar 21: Datascape organized by TU Delft Arcitecture student. Attended lectures by some leading architectural firms about the relation between data usage and design and Developed conceptual ideas in a group workshop with Exthai, Pawel, Fany titled “Babylon Tower: Healing Landscape with Junk Data Treatment” as an output.

LOKAMASA: HEAD ABOVE POS Attended LOKAMASA workshop about adaptive reuse; interfering unused building into a useful building with a different architectural expression. Developed conceptual ideas in a group with Barkah, Yoga, and Alya titled Head Above Pos, a bold architectural intervention to the Posbloc Jakarta. Awarded as best visualization.

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