Architecture Portfolio by Astria Sri Damayanti

Portfolio.

Astria Sri Damayanti, 2023

Astria Sri Damayanti A fresh graduate from BINUS University with a degree in Architecture, I believe that architecture will continuously evolve to meet the evolving needs of life across eras. With suitable architecture, both humans and other living beings can enhance their quality of life. Hence, I need a platform to create architectural works that prioritize user experience, aiming to improve the quality of life for many people. With the skills I have, I will definitely seize the opportunity for my personal growth while also advancing the place where I grow.

087808867468 astria116@gmail.com astrisdmynt @astri.sdmynt

Education

Competition

2019 - 2023

BINUS University Bachelor’s Degree – Architecture GPA 3.58/4.00

2023

Platinum Architectural Design Competition 2023 Architectural Design Competition

by Platinum Ceramics (still on going)

2016 - 2019

SMAN 3 Kota Tangerang Senior High School Student - Science

2022 - 2023

Acculturation Modern Aceh Heritage Top 15 of Architectural Design Competition

by Universitas Syiah Kuala

2022

AKSItektur 2022 Architectural Design Competition

by Universitas Trisakti

2021

Archifun 11 Architectural Design Competition

by Universitas Muhammadiyah Surakarta

Skills

Technical Skills

Adobe Illustrator Adobe Indesign Adobe Photoshop Adobe Premier Pro Autodesk AutoCAD Enscape SketchUp Twinmotion

Hard Skills

3D Modelling 3D Rendering Drafting Graphic Design Photo Editing Sketching

Soft Skills Listening Skills Critical Thinking Responsibility Teamwork

2021 - 2022 Design Coordinator of HIMARS BINUS University Design Coordinator of HIMARS Website HIMARS Event - Design Coordinator of HIMARS Peduli x ACT HIMARS Event - Design Coordinator of SSEARCH

Work 2023

Organization

BINUS Engineering Week 2023 as a Graphic Designer for virtual space, social media, and event decoration

2023

Scarlet House at Summarecon Serpong as a Drafter in house project at Summarecon Serpong

2022 - 2023

Internship at Atelier Riri Architectural Internship

2022

Internship at Airmas Asri Architectural Internship

2022 HIMARS Event - Design Coordinator of SEMIBARS 2022 2021 HIMARS Event - Secretary of BAKHIM 2021 HIMARS Event - Design Coordinator of AGF 2021 HIMARS Event - Event Coordinator of Study Tour 2021 HIMARS Event - Project Manager of HIMTION 2021 HIMARS Event - Design Coordinator of LDK Activist 2021 2020 Design Staff of HIMARS BINUS University HIMARS Event - Mentoring Staff of TKH 2020

2021 - 2023.

Selected works

Contents

Seuramoe Timoh

Co-Working Space and Creative Platform

Aslanta Tower Office Building

Rise

Ceramic Gallery

Ascott Sudirman Apartment Unit

5. Astria Sri Damayanti | Seuramoe Timoh

North view

01 Seuramoe Timoh

Competition.

Astria Sri Damayanti | Seuramoe Timoh 6.

Name Area Location Project Type Design Team

: Seuramoe Timoh : 1317.5 sqm : Syiah Kuala University, Banda Aceh, Indonesia : Co-Working Space and Creative Platform : Astria Sri Damayanti, Dendi Satria Rahmadi

South view Seuramoe Timoh is a concept where buildings and sites have a positive impact on users, where the function and green spaces are optimized to maintain comfort while working and preserving one of the historical legacies of Syiah Kuala University's campus, namely Robur. Robur stands witness to the history of Syiah Kuala University students' journey in seeking knowledge.

7.

Astria Sri Damayanti | Seuramoe Timoh

Keywords Robur Heritage Place Maker Aceh Culture Wildly Work

Requirements

Tagline Seuramoe

Place

Heritage Culture Present

Shelter

Activity

Gather Work Interaction Recreation

Productivity

Hierarchy of the story Invogarating culture Comfortable working environment Timoh

Target users Worker Student Family

Amphitheater

Co-Working Space

Astria Sri Damayanti | Seuramoe Timoh 8.

Concept

Cultural Philosophy

Axis Form

Cultural Implementation

Tropical Form

The implementation of the zoning system in Acehnese houses consists of three areas: the "serambi keu" (kitchen porch), "serambi teungoh" (main porch), and "serambi likot" (back porch). By considering the nature of these spaces, the building design is divided into three, each utilizing the zoning division of Acehnese houses with distinct characteristics and functions.

The axis serves as the primary reference in determining the orientation of a building.

There are two axes: the "kiblat" axis, which represents the religious beliefs of Acehnese society, and the “historical” axis, signifying Aceh's abundant history that is both remembered and forgotten.

The typical Acehnese house is shaped like a raised platform or stage. This elevated platform holds significant meaning for the Acehnese community, as beneath the raised house, it serves as a space for various activities. Therefore, the design concept is implementing the stage-like structure represents the local vernacular and maximizes airflow.

In the sheltered area, triangular-shaped structures are constructed to respond to the tropical climate. This triangularshaped roof is also an implementation of the traditional Acehnese house form, signifying the interconnectedness of three elements: society, nature, and the divine.

9. Astria Sri Damayanti | Seuramoe Timoh

1st Floor Plan

2nd Floor Plan

Legend 1. Amphitheater 2. Bar 3. Meeting Room 4. Kitchen 5. Toilet 6. Parking Lot 7. Creative Platform

Legend 1. Private Co-working Space 2. Co-Working Space & Library 3. Mushola 4. Robur Heritage 5. Sky Bridge

Roof Plan

Robur Plan

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Material Use 1. Wood Panel 2. Composite Wood 3. White Coating Multiplex 4. Leather 5. Tempered Glass

Vernakular Installation Etalase Robur History

11. Astria Sri Damayanti | Seuramoe Timoh Material Use 1.

Grass Paving Block 2. Elephant Grass 3.

Concrete 4. Spandex Roof 5. Gravel 6. Unfinised Concrete

Nature Amphitheater Robur Heritage Sky Bridge Mushola Mushola Water element as passive cooling

Culture and History Signage Working Amphitheater Area Co-Working Area Working Area and Library Parking Area Main Entrance Sky Bridge

1.

Multilayer Activity

Robur as Hierarchy and Showcase

Material Use Green Area

Vernacular Adaptation Form

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Entrance

13. Astria Sri Damayanti | Seuramoe Timoh

Outdoor Meeting Area

Meeting Room

Bar

Private Co-Working Space

Co-Working Space and Library

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Robur Heritage

Mushola

Robur History

15. Astria Sri Damayanti | Aslanta Tower

Workers operate under pressure, constantly adapting and maximizing their workspace to accomplish various tasks within limitations. The right balance must be struck between concentration and collaboration, necessitating team spaces, relaxation areas, and quiet zones.

The demands for a greater worklife balance call for providing workers with increased flexibility in planning their workdays, encompassing design activities, management, and maintenance.

Achieving work-life balance involves implementing flexibility in the work environment, covering design, management, and maintenance activities. Therefore, architecture can play a role in realizing these goals through flexible spaces that support workers, allowing for a more balanced life.

Front view

02 Aslanta Tower

Final Thesis.

Astria Sri Damayanti | Aslanta Tower 16.

Name Area Location Project Type

: Aslanta Tower : 10289 sqm : Setiabudi, Jakarta Selatan, Indonesia : Office Building

Site Index

Sun

View from site

The site, totaling 10,289 sqm, is situated with a road in front and is flanked by two buildings, generating Gross Site Area (GSB). Additionally, the maximum building height allowable on the site is 11 floors.

The building extends in an east-west direction because this orientation helps prevent excessive exposure to direct sunlight radiation.

The central area of the building is angled towards northeast and southwest directions to avoid only facing other buildings in the north and south regions.

View from outside

Greeneries Extension

Access

The front area of the building faces a major road and tall buildings, drawing attention as a focal point. To create an iconic structure, the building mass is designed with an interplay of shapes. This manipulation of forms includes balconies that serve as both relaxation spots and work areas for employees.

Vertical greenery is incorporated to cool the environment and filter out odors from the nearby river situated in front of the site.

To support employee activities, vehicle access and pedestrian pathways are meticulously designed. The site's proximity to the LRT station and Busway stop ensures a high volume of foot traffic to and from these locations.

17. Astria Sri Damayanti | Aslanta Tower

Basement 1 Floor Plan

Section A-A

1st Floor Plan

Ground Floor Plan

Section B-B

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2nd – 4th Floor Plan

Front Elevation

8th – 10th Floor Plan

5th – 7th Floor Plan

Side Elevation

19. Astria Sri Damayanti | Aslanta Tower

Flexibility in the Workspace Layout

This office rental workspace is a type 1A area spanning 220 sqm located on floors 2 through 4 in this design office building. The office workspace applies a flexible space concept to meet ever-changing human needs. In its implementation, the space is equipped with sliding partitions along with tracks above for easy assembly and disassembly. The tracks for the sliding partitions have a 1-meter distance between them to offer a more varied and adjustable space area according to specific requirements.

Alternative 2

Alternative 1

Alternative 2 Two alternative design options can accommodate varying space configurations consisting of collaboration areas, private zones, relaxation areas, and quiet spaces to balance personal needs and work requirements based on the research findings.

According to the Basic Design Office book, an office space capacity of 8 sqm is allocated for 1 person.

Therefore, this rented office workspace spans 220 sqm and can accommodate 27 people.

Alternative 1

Astria Sri Damayanti | Aslanta Tower 20.

Flexibility Electrical System On the sliding partition tracks, there are electrical connections so that electrical points can follow the placement of the partitions.

Working Area

Meeting Room

21. Astria Sri Damayanti | Aslanta Tower

Flexibility in the Retail Area

Alternative 2

Alternative 1

In implementing space flexibility in the retail area, the space size measures 6m x 4.5m and can be expanded further by adding 4.5m multiple times for its width. Every 4.5m section has sliding partition tracks, allowing for easy assembly and disassembly. This setup enables adjustment based on the required size of the retail space being leased.

Ground Floor Outdoor Plaza

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Entrance

1st Floor Outdoor Plaza

Entrance

23. Astria Sri Damayanti | Rise

03 Rise

Keywords Competition.

“Ceramic Gallery, Internal, Timeline, Development, Display, Meeting, Presentation, Research & Development”

Astria Sri Damayanti | Rise 24.

Name Area Location Project Type Design Team

: Rise : 216.776 sqm : PT Platinum Ceramics : Ceramic Gallery : Astria Sri Damayanti, Muhammad Rezi Megananda

Flow

Tracing the journey

Timeline Time

Continual path

One Way

Sequence

Stages

Process

Events

Human Events

Activity

Sequence of events

Towards the highest point Development

Heading towards success

Journey to the high ground

Concluded at a high position There is an end to the journey

25. Astria Sri Damayanti | Rise

Concept

" One Way"

" Towards the highest point”

" There is an end to the journey"

" Process as an activity"

The concept of "One Way" can be applied to the circulation of gallery spaces, suggesting that to optimize circulation, it may be necessary to remove interior walls within the room.

The circulation direction in the gallery space leads towards the highest point, gradually ascending through steps or platforms, symbolizing the keyword "heading towards success," achieved steadily and gradually.

So that visitors who have reached the highest point can proceed towards the exit located below, they can descend while passing through the Amphitheater area, which can be utilized for presentations, discussions, relaxation, and as the "end point" of this gallery space journey.

The areas are arranged and designed to facilitate visitors in the "process of understanding" PT Platinum Ceramics Industry gradually and systematically. This concept aims for visitors to experience a step-by-step and comprehensive journey through the world of ceramic industry.

Astria Sri Damayanti | Rise 26.

Plan

Ground Floor Plan

Mezzanine Floor Plan

Legend 1. Entrance 2. Timeline 3. Lounge 4. Meeting Area 5. Ceramics Display 6. Amphitheater 7. Research Area 8. Storage

Legend 1. Entrance 2. Timeline 3. Lounge 4. Meeting Area 5. Ceramics Display 6. Amphitheater 7. Ceramics Testing Area

27. Astria Sri Damayanti | Rise Upon entry, visitors are greeted with a view of a collection of ceramics adorning the space's panorama.

The ambiance of this room is dominated by browntoned materials, a combination of semi-permanent wooden furniture, paired with Palermo brown floor tiles that act as camouflage for the wooden flooring.

Entrance

Then, visitors turn and see a Wall Art depicting a timeline and a collection of information alongside ceramics formed throughout their previous journey.

Timeline

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The meeting area situated in the middle of the room offers maximum spaciousness, ensuring that meetings can proceed comfortably aided by soft lighting. To enhance the homely feel in this meeting area, floor decoration in the form of a ceramic pattern arranged like a carpet is provided.

Meeting Area

At this stage, visitors are invited to trace the journey upwards. From the bottom, visitors can only see what's around them, requiring a slow walk upwards to gradually discover what lies at the journey's end

Ceramics Display

29. Astria Sri Damayanti | Rise

As visitors ascend, they encounter different types of ceramics laid out vertically and segmented based on their sizes. This experience aims for visitors to touch and feel the beauty and uniqueness of each ceramic piece.

Ceramics Display

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At the highest level, visitors can interact with samples of all the ceramics they've encountered during the journey while enjoying a view from above where the entire ceramic collection is visible.

Ceramics Testing Area

After completing the ceramic journey, visitors can experience the descent as the final sign of the gallery tour, leading to the amphitheater area. Adjacent to the amphitheater, there's a supporting area featuring workstations with soft lighting, facilitating internal teams in processing, analyzing, and presenting research findings.

Research Area and Amphitheater

Amphitheater

31. Astria Sri Damayanti | Ascott Sudirman

04 Ascott Sudirman

5th Semester Assignment.

Astria Sri Damayanti | Ascott Sudirman 32.

Name Area Location Project Type

: Ascott : 48 sqm : Ascott Sudirman, SCBD, Central Jakarta : Redesign Apartment Unit

Located in Jakarta’s Central Business District, Ascott Sudirman Jakarta is very close to the busiest Sudirman area. I had the opportunity to renovate an apartment unit measuring 48 sqm Assignment for my 5th semester course. An apartment studio becomes an attractive choice for extremely busy workers. My challenge is to create a comfortable and efficient living space without the need for ample room.

33. Astria Sri Damayanti | Ascott Sudirman

Legend 1. Entrance 2. Kitchen 3. Living Room 4. Bed Room 5. Walking Closet 6. Bathroom

Astria Sri Damayanti | Ascott Sudirman 34.

Entrance Near the entrance, residents are greeted with a seating area to easily take off their shoes and also to take a moment to rest.

The shoe storage area is provided.

35. Astria Sri Damayanti | Ascott Sudirman

On one side, there's a kitchen serving as the food source area within this apartment unit. A three-color scheme creates a simple, homy, and elegant impression.

Kitchen

Astria Sri Damayanti | Ascott Sudirman 36.

Residents will have options for various activities because the design of this apartment unit aims to provide integrated areas that can be used for different activities.

Center Area Watching TV.

Eating and Working.

Sleeping.

It seems there are three layered areas designated for different activities, yet they remain within one room.

37. Astria Sri Damayanti | Ascott Sudirman

The custom furniture creation is intentional for space optimization.

Center Area

Bedroom

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The bathroom maintains the same vibe as the outer area.

Bathroom

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