The Assemblage of Form, Space and Visuals - Part II

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JAYAPURA CULTIVATION CENTER

THE NEW LANDMARK OF JAYAPURA

Hamadi, Jayapura, Papua

PROJECT 1 OF ARCHITECTURAL DESIGN 4

Academic - Individual Work

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Jayapura Cultivation Center is an architecture project to solve the hunger issue in the community by providing facilities for cultivating and producing food in Jayapura. Lines and boxes are the main forms of the design which are the result of typological precedent studies. Then this form is arranged in the digital making process with the keyword as its operating guidelines and the result was adjusted based on the site urban analysis.

The design result is not only to achieve the goal but also to make it photogenic as possible which is expected to become a new landmark of Jayapura.

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Typology Precedent Study

Keyword

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Model Development 4 JAYAPURA CULTIVATION CENTER
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ALL-IN-PIC

BISA APA SAJA, SIAPA SAJA, DAN DIMANA SAJA

JABODETABEK

TOP 15 OF ARCHICARE 2021 Competition - Group Work

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Based on the need for recreational open space during the pandemic, All-in-pic is an open public space that saves and for everyone. The design focused on the physical and mental health of the user in outdoor activity. At the same time, it gives people a chance to interact with others at certain distances that are safe during the pandemic.

The usage of adaptive modules is to accommodate all possible outdoor activities by the users. These modules are a reduction result of various recreational and exercise tools in public. Thus they could be easily applied to a variety of activities with just a simple addition part. Concerning the defined green open space issue, adaptive modules can fit different sizes of the area by adjusting the placement of every module.

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HEXATURE

HEXAGONAL RESPONSIVE FACADE PROTOTYPE IN RESPONDING SUNLIGHT

TROPICAL CLIMATE

PROJECT OF DIGITAL FABRICATION AND THE 4TH CDRF

Academic and Conference - Group Work

The project of an architectural responsive facade system using hexagonal parametric forms and kinetic mechanism to buffer excessive sun exposure that goes through interior space and maximize the covering area with an incremental rotational joint system. The study on this project aims to explore responsive façade system as second skin for architectural building, focusing on design, mechanism, and fabrication processes.

The prototype consists of three parts: the hexagonal modules where the membranes and its frames are compacted; a series of levers to synchronize the movement of opening the membranes from each module; and a structural framework to hold each module as united kinetic façade system.

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PRAM’S HOUSE 25

MODEL EFFECTIVITY ANALYSIS (JUNE-JULY)

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CONCEPT

PRECEDENT
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PROTOTYPE DEVELOPMENT

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FINAL PROTOTYPE 31
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SHADING AND SUN RADIATION SIMULATION

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POTENTIAL APPLICATIONS

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CIPTA GRIYA MAS

DKI Jakarta ARCHITECTURAL INTERN Internship 36

SOCIAL MEDIA MARKETING

DESIGN GUIDELINE

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The Mascot

Post Production Drawings

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GIF/Short Video Animation

ARKITEKTON LIMATAMA

DKI Jakarta
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ARCHITECTURAL INTERN Internship
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REVITALIZATION OF DKI JAKARTA GOVERNOR OFFICIAL HOUSE

- 3D Modelling - Rendering

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TOILET AT DRIVING RANGE

- 3D Modelling

- Rendering

- Technical Drawing

- Layouting

- Interior Design

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FATMAWATI HOTEL

- Technical Drawing (Detail)

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“IDE” BUILDING
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