Portfolio | Callista Chrysilla

CALLISTA CHRYSILLA selected architecture & interior projects

Callista Chrysilla

Architect & Interior Designer

Jakarta, Indonesia

callistachrysillabs@gmail.com

+62 858-1409-3688

EDUCATION

Universitas Tarumanagara

2012 - 2018

WORK EXPERIENCE

Standie Abeniel Architects

Nov 2022 - present

Jetta Living

Jun 2021- Sept 2021

S.Ars - Bachelor’s degree in architecture

ORGANIZATIONAL EXPERIENCE

Architectour

Jan 2020 - Jul 2021

Junior architect and interior designer

Undertook the design process for interior and architecture projects. Produced 3D, technical drawings, renderings and video animation.

Intern architect

Assisted the senior architect in designing exterior and interior scenes and making technial drawings.

Research Project

Aug 2019 - Dec 2020

IMARTA-SKETSA 2021 Election

Apr 2020 - May 2020

Gelar Kesenian 2018

Aug 2018 - Dec 2018

Head executive of ARCHITECTOUR 2021: LONDON

Successfully handled webinar with speakers from international architecture firms and universities. Guided the team throughout the whole processes.

Committee of Research and Development Division

Researched architectural issues and organize seminar/ workshops. Working within a group of members to prove a research hypothesis.

PIC of voting division

Accomplished the voting process of the election and coordinated with other division.

Committee of Finance division

Gathered and handled funds needed for the event.

Cum laude in Bachelor of Architecture

GPA 3.73/4.00

Indonesian sketchup • autocad • enscape

• lumion • adobe (illustrator, indesign, photoshop, lightroom) English Korean

Native Secondary Basic (TOPIK LVL 2)

Le Papillon GMS Cikarang

Andree’s Bedroom Architectural (Parametric) Interior Interior

Academic project 2021

Professional project 2023

Internship project 2021

Re-imagine Prinsen Park 01

Prinsen Park is an entertainment place and a famous performing arts venue that was popular around 1900-1985, but is now experiencing a shift in function and memory into a shopping and nightlife area known as the Taman Hiburan Rakyat Lokasari (THR Lokasari). In order to eliminate the negative image of THR Lokasari and restore its collective memory, THR Lokasari is redesigned through urban acupuncture while finding traces of the past. With programs that provide education about the history of Prinsen Park along with the arts at that time, people can reminisce about the past or gain new knowledge.

Type | Cultural Centre Location | Mangga Besar, West Jakarta

Academic project (thesis)

Perimeter

The Lokasari complex was enlarged to widen the facade of Jl Raya Mangga Besar.

Site Analysis and Synthesis

Sequence

The sequence of visitors is similar to a story that has a beginning, climax, and ending.

Circulation

Vehicles are only allowed on the perimeter of the comples, so that inside the complex are for pedestrian only

Activity

The complex is rezoned with entertainment, arts, shopping and sports programs based on the old Prinsen Park

Traces of Nostalgia

Cinema showing old movies

Walk of fame artis Tangkiwood

Outdoor bazaar selling collectibles

Culinary area with Betawi and Chinese cuisine

Exhibition and performing arts space

Library

Performing arts and circus studio

Collectible store

Theme

This project’s theme is ‘Reimagine Prinsen Park’. To re-imagine means to think about something or produce something based on things that already existed before, but with a new perspective. Therefore this project seeks to restore the atmosphere and memories of the past Prinsen Park with programs, such as exhibitions, studios, theater, library, and collectible store. The design style were also adopted from the past Prinsen Park building style which is ‘art deco’ and combined with contemporary style.

Exhibition

Museum Kuliner Nusantara 02

Academic project

Type |

Museum

Location | Kota Tua, West Jakarta

Museum Kuliner Nusantara is a museum in Kota Tua that displays the development of Indonesian cuisine from time to time. With the theme of nostalgia and food, visitors can join in exploring the past by seeing and tasting various Indonesian cuisines. Apart from the exhibition , there is also culinary center, cooking classes, a gift shop, and a library. This project is also expected to be integrated with various tourist objects in Kota Tua.

Design Concept

Philosophy of Indonesian cuisine are translated into design that make up the interior and exterior of the space.

FLEXIBILITY TOGETHERNESS

Serve several dishes to be eaten together rathen than one dish per pesonCreating an atrium as a gathering point

SIMPLICITY

Simple food presentatioin without much garnishSimple and clean design without extreme ornaments

PHILOSOPHY OF INDONESIAN CUISINE

Rely on their feelings and intuition to cook rathen than exact measurements

Avoid rigid shapes and continuous flow between rooms

OPENNESS

Keeps on evolving throughout the years and is also influenced by other countries culture

Open plan

This project carries the theme of ‘nostalgia and food’ because food is closely associated with a person’s memories and memories, both good and bad memories. By taking the value of traditional Indonesian culinary

philosophy, we can also feel the nostalgia of the past. Therefore the interior concept is mainly focused around traditional Indonesian heritage. Wooden materials and brown color scheme are widely used throughout the space.

Museum

Exhibition about Indonesian culinary history throughout the years

Culinary centre

Culinarya area where you can try various cuisines around the world

Cooking class

Class to learn cooking local Indonesian dishes

ROOFTOP

Service area

4th FLOOR

Library

Library’s storage area

3rd FLOOR

Reading area

Museum’s storage area

Exhibition area (early age)

2nd FLOOR

Culinary centre

Culinary centre’s service area

1st FLOOR

Culinary centre

Culinary centre’s service area

Green spaces

4th FLOOR

Exhibition area (colonial age)

Exhibition area (modern age)

3rd FLOOR

Exhibition area (middle age)

Exhibition area (herbs & spices)

2nd FLOOR

Temporary exhibition area

Museum souvenir shop

Theatre

Museum’s service area

1st FLOOR

Cooking studio

Gift shop

Staff area

BASEMENT

Parking

Service area

J House 03

Type | Residential Location | Kembangan, West Jakarta

J House is a french classical style house situated in an elite residential complex in West Jakarta. This house is designed for a family of 6 that comprises of 3 storey and a rooftop. Taking inspiration from the french countryside, this house has natural stone-like facades, arched windows with shutters, and also tall gable roofs. Neutral colors, like beige, are mainly used with a hint of black as an accent.

Professional Project

A bay window with contrasting color is added as a unique twist of the house.

Main entrance is located on the second floor, whereas the ground floor serves as a serrvice area.

Academic Project

This project is a conceptual parametric design of a pavillion, using the method of fractal exploration. It is located in a neighborhood park nearby a kindergarten where only a little activity takes place. Therefore, this pavillion can become and addition to the park and become a place where children can play outdoor and socialize with kids their age.

Type | Pavillion Location | Taman Aries, West Jakarta

Fractal Exploration

The module is inspired from the pointed and elliptical leave of Pseuderanthemum caruthersii. Some transformations were made to form the initial module which resembles wings of a butterfly. examine the leaves trace segments break down

Parameters

There are 3 rules of modules placement based on different axis arrangement. These modules will then be stacked on top/below/beside each other to form a grid-like pavillion.

Construction

Since it is only a temporary installation, corrugated cardboard which is recycable and easy to construct is chosen.

The size and height of the pavillion has been adjusted to children’s height when doing different activities - standing, sitting, and crawling.

Type | Church Location | Cikarang

GMS (Gereja Mawar Sharon) is constanly expanding their churches and this newly proposed church is going to be located in the outskirt of Jakarta, Cikarang which is home to a dozen industrial estates. Unlike churches in general, GMS takes on a different approach in its interior design by having an industrial concept with trendy design and pop of colors to appeal youngsters.

Professional Project

Concept

Other than the main hall, there are also a bookstore (called Pustaka Rajawali), photo wall, baptism area, meeting rooms, and staff rooms. Unfinished concrete and natural materials are applied throughout the spaces. In order to create a balanced interior that feels warm, a blend of colors,textures, and warm lighting are added. Since, most of the people who visited this church are youngsters, every corner are designed throoughly to be visually apealling to be a suitable background for taking pictures.

Main hall

Pustaka Rajawali (bookstore)

Lounge

Baptism area

Andree’s bedroom

Internship Project

Type | Residential Location | Jakarta

This bedroom for an adolescent boy is designed with a contemporary modern concept. It originally has a darker ambience but the client decided to change it into a lighter and more natural interior. Thus, monochromatic color scheme are combined with wood accents to give off a warm and comforting ambiance.

The area behind the bed is utilized as a storage as well as display area. Thus, the seamless look of the storage gives the room an unclutered look