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Caroline Tanujaya
Caroline Tanujaya
My name is Caroline Tanujaya and I am a 3rd year student in NYP. I started learning architecture because of my interest in the built environment. I am someone who looks forward to how results come to life all the way from planning. In design, there is a certain flexibilty, as well as a certain model.
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Euphrasia Caroline Tanujaya
2005
Singaporean
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carolinetanujaya1@gmail.com +65 8690 2566
Education
Nanyang Polytechnic Ahmad Ibrahim Secondary School
Interests
Sketching Typology
Contact Skills
Experience
Internship at CPG Corporation Limited (Aug 2024 - Feb 2025)
Studio projects
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Silver Dwelling
Design in context
Biomimicry: Genius in nature
Magic in Little India
Competition
Bukit Merah Town Centre
Placemaking Challenge
Other
Designing a green building
Apartment for two
Modifying a house
SILVER DWELLING
A residential project for seniors and all
In 15 years, society is bound to change as the population demographic grows more imbalanced. Seniors have a few concerns, not wanting to be alone, ease of access and medical care. This proposed architecture reimagines how seniors can still age gracefully while fostering a sense of community with others.
At the heart of the Old Kallang Airport area, a new residential protoype sits to accommodate not only seniors, but all walks of life as it engages residents and the public. It utilises visual engagement to bring people into the communal spaces.
arranged to create different facade iterations as they stick out of the main massing. This iteration is used for the west residential block ferent pattern and is used for the south residential block
Design for manufacturing and assembly: prefabricated prefinished
DESIGN IN CONTEXT
Designing according to the site’s surroundings
The objectives of this youth hub is to promote altruism. This is done by having programmes that allows people to share freely. Sharing has many forms, for example, sharing knowledge, services and items. Youths can do these by themselves or with the community. At the same time, the hub provides programmes that would attract youths to visit the building.
Concept: By taking inspiration from a cathedral in Dhoby Ghaut in terms of its circulation, characteristics, mood and historical context.
By observing an interior section that faces the altar, a sense of hierarchy is very evident across the different elements, from the central crucifix to the columns. These lines intersect each other to form various degrees of hierarchy, that serves to highlight
Bevelled glazing cap
Double glazing
Extruded timber glazing bar
Bevelled glazing cap
Double glazing insulated facade panel
Extruded timber glazing bar
GENIUS IN NATURE
Taking what is found in nature
I studied the form of the scales of a monitor lizard and apply it into a design.
Photovoltaic panels ETFE membrane
Aluminium composite panels
steel framing and support
steel beams
floor, walls and railing
MAGIC IN LITTLE INDIA
Designing according to what is magical about a place
I studied the environment in Little India and made observations on the doors of the back alley. A common trait in almost all the doors is that they are unwelcoming
The doors and walls divide the spaces into three, creating different experiences for the persona.
APARTMENT FOR TWO
2 Bedroom with balcony. Rendered on Revit.
DESIGNING A GREEN BUILDING
Designing a learning resource center using green design strategies
MODIFYING A HOUSE
I remade an existing project, Tree house Studio by Stilt studio, and modified it in order to improve human comfort and so on.
