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CURRICULUM VITÆ

ANANDA NARINDRA PUTRA

Issuu.com/atelieranara | +628119892577 | atelieranara@gmail.com

Hi! I’m Ananda Narindra Putra or just Nara for short. I’ve recently graduated from Architecture Study Program of the Technical Faculty in Mercu Buana University.

The architecture world always interest me since the later years of my Senior High. Highly appreciate Art Deco, Art Nouveau, Nieuwe Stijl, Amsterdam School, Bauhaus, and Brutalist style because of their unique beauty that words can’t describe.

Graduating from Uni does not meant that the learning process ended, instead it is the beginning to keep learning and study anything life has to offer to further develop my capability to work and to produce designs with the best quality possible.

PERSONAL INFORMATION

Place/Date of Birth : Jakarta, January 29th 1997

Address : Graha Taman HC 1/1 Sektor IX Bintaro Jaya

Pondok Aren, South Tangerang

EDUCATION HISTORY

2012 – 2015 SMA Pembangunan Jaya, South Tangerang

2015 Goethe Institute Menteng, Central Jakarta

2016 – 2021 Mercu Buana University Meruya, West Jakarta

Technical Department, Faculty of Architecture

IPK/IPS:3.44/4.00

2019 Erasmushuis Training Center

Embassy of The Kingdom of The Netherlands

Kuningan, South Jakarta

WORK EXPERIENCES

2020 Internship at PT Pulauintan Bajaperkasa Konstruksi

Permata Hijau Suites, Kebayoran Lama

2021 House Renovation for M. Farhan

2022 Bedroom Design for Camelia C.

2022 Bedroom Design for Dhena D.

2021 – 2022 House Renovation for Hendy D.

2022 House Renovation for Mr. Leo

2023 House Design for Mr. Muhaimin

2023 – Ongoing Architect at A+A Architecture Interior

SKILLS

• Attentive to detail and quality

• Able to cooperate in group or independent

• Able to operate Autocad, Sketchup, Enscape, and Lumion

• Punctual in everyday activities

• Open to learn something new

• Able to understand foreign languages (English, Dutch, German)

• Prepared and able to work outside Jakarta if needed

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CURRICULUMVITAE

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UNIVERSITYPROJECTS

COMPETITIONS

BUILT&ON-GOINGPROJECTS

SKETCHES

UNIVERSITY PROJECTS

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MULTIMEDIA EDUCATION AND TRAINING CENTER

JAGAKARSA, SOUTH JAKARTA

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SLEMAN CULTURAL PARK

D.I. YOGYAKARTA

MULTIMEDIA EDUCATION AND TRAINING CENTER

JAGAKARSA, SOUTH JAKARTA

JAGAKARSA, JAKARTA SELATAN

Pembentukan GSB pada site dan penentuan garis axis

Pembagian menjadi 3 massa bangunan

pengurangan pada massa

Penambahan massa agar terciptanya innercourt

Penentuan Zoning

Area Publik

Area Semi-Publik

Area Private

KETERANGAN

A. Rooftop yang memiliki lapangan olahraga, kolam renang, dan fasilitas pendukungnya

B. Amphitheater yang dapat digunakan saat kering, dan menjadi water-collectingpond

C. Restaurant memiliki lokasi yang mudah dijangkau pengunjung dari luar site

D. Entrancedan exitkendaraan terpusat disatu titik sehingga tidak menyusahkan pengunjung

E. Gedung Asrama dengan view menghadap Cilandak (utara) dan Bogor (selatan)

F. Gedung Auditorium dan Convenience-store

SUSTAINABLEARCHITECTURE

Permukaan site dibuat seminim mungkin perkerasan dan bangunan dibuat panggung namun dalam bentuk yang lebih kontemporer sehingga mempertahankan area hijau yang ada didalam site Sirkulasi kendaraan akan langsung dinaikan ke parkiran atas tanah sehingga penggunaan permukaan site dapat lebih diperuntukan bagi pedestrian

Restauran, Auditorium dan Convenience Store diletakan disisi dekat Jalan Aselih agar “menjual” dan terlihat serta mudah dikunjungi pengunjung dari luar site

Pada bangunan akan dibuatkan watercollecting pond dan mini-park agar air yang terkumpul dapat digunakan untuk perawatan landscape, air toilet, dsb Sehingga mengurangi penggunaan air tanah Pada beberapa bagian bangunan akan dipasang wind-turbine dan solarpanel agar penggunaan listrik tidak hanya bergantung pada PLN

INTERIOR UNIT

INTERIOR UNIT

DENAH UNIT PESERTA SKALANTS

DENAH UNIT PEJABAT SKALANTS

DENAH UNIT PENGELOLA SKALANTS

Nº2 SLEMAN CULTURAL PARK

D.I. YOGYAKARTA

Sleman merupakan sebuah kabupaten di provinsi Daerah Istimewa Yogyakarta Sleman memiliki sekitar 1300 grup tari dan kesenian namun hanya terdapat 12 bangunan kesenian yang terdapat di Sleman saat ini, menunjukan ketimpangan dengan kegiatan kebudayaan yang sering diselenggarakan tidak dibarengi dengan pengadaan bangunan kesenian sebagai wadah yang dapat mengakomodasi kegiatan tersebut

DATA TAPAK

JALAN TEMON, PANDOWOHARJO

SLEMAN, D.I. YOGYAKARTA

LUAS LAHAN: 22.869M²

KDB : MAX 30%

KLB : MAX 0,8

KDH : MIN 20%

GSB : 9,5M DARI AS JALAN

BATAS TAPAK

• UTARA : JL. TEMON

• SELATAN: PERSAWAHAN

• TIMUR : SUNGAI

• BARAT : JL. PELDA SUGIONO

JARAK SITE KE:

A. DESA WISATA TEMON : 63M

B. AGROWISATA JEJAMURAN : 170M

C. PENDOPO TEMON : 240M

D. KANTOR DESA PADOWOHARJO : 500M

E. SD NEGERI PANDOWOHARJO : 550M

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MEMBUAT BATAS-BATAS GSB (GARIS SEMPADAN BANGUNAN), GSS (GARIS SEMPADAN SUNGAI), DAN GSJ (GARISSEMPADANJALAN)SERTAGARISAXISDALAMTAPAK

MELETAKKAN MASSA-MASSA BANGUNAN SESUAI PEMETAAN ZONINGPADATAPAKDANFUNGSINYA

MEMBUAT JALUR SIRKULASI PEJALAN KAKI DAN KENDARAAN DIDALAMTAPAK

MERANCANG BENTUK ATAP PADA MASING-MASING BANGUNAN YANG ADA SERTA MERAPIKAN RANCANGAN LANDSCAPE DIDALAMTAPAK

MENAMBAHKAN FAÇADE DAN MATERIAL PADA BANGUNAN SERTAMELENGKAPITAPAKDENGANFURNITUR LANDSCAPE

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Sebagai pendekatan dari desainnya, Homestay yang terdapat didalam perancangan Taman Budaya Sleman ini mengambil pendekatan kontemporer dari Joglo yang sesuai dengan fungsi dan relevansi dengan lokasi site serta massanya Penggunaan bahan modern seperti kaca dan baja memungkinkan bagian “Dalem “dari Joglo memiliki interpretasi baru dalam pengalaman spasial Banyaknya bukaan kaca dan pintu-pintu sliding memungkinkan hubungan atara interior dan eksterior yang lebih intim dengan menyerap pemandangan pegunungan dan persawahan disekitarnya namun dengan privasi yang tetap terjaga

Material genteng tanah liat yang umumnya digunakan pada Joglo digantikan dengan material sirap atau tegala agar menghasilkan siluette bangunan yang lebih kontemporer. Meskipun material yang digunakan memberikan citra modern, namun seluruh program ruang tetap mengikuti prinsip-prinsip rumah Joglo agar tetap mempertahankan esensi “Joglo” tersebut

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ARCHEVENT 2020 UNIVERSITY OF SEBELAS MARET SURAKARTA “THE ABANDONED: REDISCOVERING THE SOUL OF SPACE” – PARTICIPANT

Bukit Duri is a densely populated neighborhood in South Jakarta But this development were not followed with the needs for public open spaces. This matter is completely the opposite when before the 1980s there were many open spaces available for the people of Bukit Duri to do their daily activities.

An abandoned building once housed the central building for the housing complex for the workers of The Netherlands India Railway Company (later PJKA) located between the neighborhoods of Bukit Duri and Bidara Tjina hoped to create a new “Third Place” for the people of both neighborhoods. With these potentials, this building could facilitate these activities and that the building could get it soul back according to the context of todays neighborhood and culture, becoming a place to “bersua” or “to gather” for the people and “bukit” or “hill” as its local context and as a representation of a safe sanctuary from floods making “Suadibukit” a place that accompanies the people during happy and sorrowful moments.

ARCHEVENT 2020 UNIVERSITY OF SEBELAS MARET SURAKARTA “THE ABANDONED: REDISCOVERING THE SOUL OF SPACE” – PARTICIPANT

BUILT & ON-GOING PROJECTS

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BEDROOM DESIGN FOR CAMELIA C.

FATMAWATI, SOUTH JAKARTA

BEDROOM DESIGN FOR DHENA D.

PONDOK AREN, SOUTH TANGERANG

HOUSE RENOVATION FOR HENDY D.

PONDOK AREN, SOUTH TANGERANG

HOUSE RENOVATION FOR M. FARHAN

BEKASI, WEST JAVA

HOUSE RENOVATION FOR MR. LEO

SLIPI, WEST JAKARTA

HOUSE DESIGN FOT MR. MUHAIMIN

GUNUNG SINDUR, BOGOR REGENCY

INHOUSE PROJECT IN A+A ARCHITECTURE INTERIOR

SOUTH HILLS APARTMENTS, KUNINGAN – JAKARTA

BEDROOM DESIGN FOR CAMELIA C.

FATMAWATI, SOUTH JAKARTA

A 12m² bedroom project for a dear friend in Fatmawati, South Jakarta. Although one could say that it is rather small, I attempted to make theroomfeelsmorespaciousbygivingamirror besidethewindow,alsoallowingmoresunlight toentertheroomwhenneeded.Choosingsoft and warm colors for the Interior and furniture withatouchofcolorsoftherugandgreeneries createsacalmingyetexcitingatmosphere.

Adding a bay window seat with cushions further enhancethe room’s value,acomfortableplace for reading your favorite novel, or just lazying aroundintheafternoonwithyourbelovedpet.

BEDROOM DESIGN FOR DHENA D. PONDOK AREN, SOUTH TANGERANG

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HOUSE RENOVATION FOR HENDY D. PONDOK AREN, SOUTH TANGERANG

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HOUSE RENOVATION FOR M. FARHAN

BEKASI, WEST JAVA

Nº5 HOUSE RENOVATION FOR MR. LEO SLIPI, WEST JAKARTA

HOUSE RENOVATION FOR MR. MUHAIMIN GUNUNG SINDUR, BOGOR REGENCY

KITCHEN &DINING

MAID’S ROOM

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