Architecture Portfolio by Andini Clearesta

Architecture Portfolio

Andini C Rirahandalayni Undergraduate Portfolio

ANDINI CLEARESTA RIRAHANDALAYNI

Architecture student

I am a seventh-semester student at Atma Jaya Yogyakarta University with a strong enthusiasm for design and its processes. I am particularly interested in building designs that incorporate cultural elements. In the design process, I often collaborate with teams to create more potential works. This portfolio reflects my passion for design through various projects I have completed, both academically and in competitions.

EDUCATION

2021 - Now

Universitas Atma Jaya Yogyakarta

Departement Architecture

2018 - 2021

SMA Negri 8 Malinau

Mathematics and Natural Science (MIPA)

EXPERIENCE

FREELANCE

Pujasera Project

07.2023 - 08.2023

Working on team

COMPETITION

Warmadewa Design Competition

08.2023 - 09.2023

Working on team

Asia Young Designer Award

08.2023 - 10.2023

Individual project

Platinum Architectural Design Competition

10.2023 - 11.2023

Working on team

Archimony Design Competition

10.2023 - 11.2023

Working on team

ORGANIZATION

2022 - 2023

Marching Band Atma Jaya Yogyakarta

Public relations Staff

Marching Band Atma Jaya Yogyakarta

Documentation and publication coordinator

Marching Band Atma Jaya Yogyakarta

Documentation and publication coordinator on

Piala Raja Hamengku Buwono Cup Competition

Pengabdian Masyarakat Bakti Anubawa

Event planning staff

SOFTWARE SKILL

DESIGN

SketchUp (Intermediate)

AutoCAD (Intermediate)

Revit (Beginner)

Rhinnoceros (Beginner)

POST PRODUCTION

Enscape (Intermediate)

Canva (Intermediate)

Capcut (Intermediate)

Photoshop (Beginner)

Correl Draw (Beginner)

SELECTED WORKS

Studio Project l 4th Semester l 2023 S I M A N E L I B R A R Y

Competition Project l 5th Semester l 2023

S V U A R G A L O K A A P A R T M E N T

Studio Project l 5th Semester l 2023 M U N G G A H H O U S E

Competition Project l 5th Semester l 2023

Studio Project l 6th Semester l 2024

Working Drawings

Studio Project l 4th Semester l 2023

St. Tentara Pelajar, Bumijo, Yogyakarta 2600 m²

Conceptualized from TRI HAYU by KI HADJAR DEWANTARA, this design embodies positive benefits that begin with the individual, extend to the nation, and ultimately impact the world.

"Memayu Hayuning Bangsa" applied to cultural identity, and "Memayu Hayuning Bawana" as the main concept implemented both in the integration of the library and co-working space as well as in the landscape. This concept emphasizes the positive impact of the library and co-working space on visitors and the surrounding community.

DESIGN PROBLEM

T H E R M A L

Air temperature: 20 ℃ - 24 ℃ and relative humidity: 45-60%

L I G H T I N G

Distribution of light in each room with a standard of 150 lux

A C O U S T I C

Preventing sound transmission between rooms using partition walls and acoustic boards

M A S S I N G D E S I G N

Zoning and space layout based on the Tri Hayu concept

DESIGN PROGRAM

Library & Co-working Area

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Backstage Room Library & Co-working Area

DESIGN TRANSFORMATION

Mushola

Negri Vidya Qasana

Tentara Pelajar Pertokoan

Using a woody and warm color palette to create a comfortable space for reading, which helps boost interest and concentration in work. The room is designed with minimal partitions to ensure even distribution of air circulation and lighting.

Section B-B

WEST NORTH

EAST

SOUTH

ew community hub, welcoming and walks of life. It functions as a ities for learning and communal the "Sense of Community" and the its aesthetic facade and functional attract the Alor community and cy resources.

g from Alor, reflecting the hope of e that this library will drive positive in improving literacy among the ra

In Collaboration With: Elham Tomasi, Rinto Y. B. Gorang Mau

THATCH ROOF

Good thermal insulation properties and responds well to surrounding conditions.

THERMAL

Layered roof serves as a space to release hot air.

plastic bottles for shading

Massa bangunan terinspirasi dari The building massing is inspired by the traditional Lopo house.

Stepping stones shaped like traditional Alor foods

STRUCTURE

Using bamboo structures that are flexible yet sturdy and strong, as well as sustainable and easily sourced from around the site.

2ND FLOOR

Perforated bamboo flooring allows space for hot air to move.

1ST FLOOR

Exposed concrete gives a natural impression and provides a cooling sensation.

EVAPORATIVE

Utilizing bamboo water fountains and indoor gardens for evaporative cooling within the space.

GARDEN

Vegetation such as Sansevieria, Heliconia, and Bamboo serves as air coolants and purifiers.

TITI CORN

BLENDING WITH THE ENVIRONMENT

With the concept of "Blending with the Environment," the building is designed to be unobtrusive yet distinctive and eye-catching. It harmonizes with its surroundings, ensuring that it integrates seamlessly with both the environment and the local community

This integration encompasses three aspects:

Nature Environment: material response, green areas & vegetation, lighting, and ventilation.

Social Environment: response to community needs, livelihoods, and daily activities.

Culture Environment: response to cultural activities, local characteristics, and traditional buildings.

These three aspects are combined into a single library building, featuring study areas and communal spaces surrounded by greenery, with a blend of traditional and modern architectural styles.

ROOF

The roof covering material uses thatch because of its lightweight properties and excellent heat insulation.

ROOF STRUCTURE

Using bamboo material because of its strong, sturdy, yet lightweight and flexible properties, making it suitable for curved roof designs.

STRUCTURE

Using bamboo material because of its sturdy and strong properties, with diameters of 10, 7, and 5 cm.

LANTAI 2

Untuk lantai 2 dikhususkan sebagai ruang perpustakaan yang dilengkapi dengan area belajar.

LANTAI 1

Untuk lantai 1 dikhususkan sebagai ruang komunal untuk masyarakat saling bersosialisasi dan menjalin hubungan sosial

Working Drawings

Studio Project l 5th Semester l 2023

St. Kusumanegara, Kotagede, Yogyakarta

8500 m²

Thermal Based Sustainable Architecture

Energy waste in architecture is a frequent issue in building design and construction. This problem not only harms the environment but can also lead to significant economic challenges. A major cause of energy waste is often the insufficient attention to energy efficiency during the planning and construction phases.

Focusing on thermal management in buildings means developing strategies to make the building energy-efficient while also paying attention to its design and appearance. This approach aims to achieve effective temperature control and energy savings without compromising the building's visual appeal and overall look.

RESPONS STRATEGY

Economy Application

Material Minimalism Focusing on functionality

Optimizing building materials

Energy Application

Smart System Motion sensor

Eco sensor for ventilation/equipment

Digital Thermopile Temperature Sensor

Renewable energy

Solar panels for electricity

Solar thermal collectors for water heating

Aesthetic Application

Facade Design

Landscape Design

Opening patterns that effectively distribute ventilation while maintaining sufficient privacy

Selection of ergonomic and efficient materials

Selection of vegetation for shading

Arrangement of open spaces for greater efficiency

1st Floor

2nd Floor

3rd Floor

4th Floor

1 BEDROOM UNIT

The combination of dark green and wooden textures will define the tropical interior identity of the space. Light effects on the kitchen island will create a warm, inviting atmosphere. Next to the kitchen cabinet, a banana plant will serve as an air purifier, benefiting from the ventilation behind it.

The room is dominantly cream-colored to calm the mind, featuring natural rattan ornaments and a matching painting to create a neutral tropical ambiance.

STUDIO UNIT

The combination of dark green and wooden textures will define the tropical interior identity of the space. The room is predominantly white to create a sense of calm and spaciousness.

U N G G A H H O U S E

Competition Project l 5th Semester l 2023

Pandeyan, Umbulharjo, Yogyakarta

70 m²

The concept of "Munggah" creates a welcoming impression, inviting guests to move upward into the house.

This concept is applied through the structure of the Rumah Munggah, designed with split levels that form a mezzanine between different floor elevations. The circulation within the house is designed to continue moving upward, leading to the top floor of the building.

In Collaboration With: Elham Tomasi, Yolanda E. T. Turnip

First Phase Second Phase

The first phase consists of a grocery store, garage, living room and kitchen, common bedroom, toilet, and master bedroom.

After the completion of the second phase, additional rooms will be constructed to support the family's needs. These rooms include a balcony, two common bedrooms, living room, and toilet.

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The house is designed with split levels that form a mezzanine between different floor elevations. The circulation within the house is planned to continue moving upward, leading to the top floor of the building.

Grocery store

Master bedroom

Common bedroom

Trantition area

Living and Kitchen

Common bedroom

Living room

Competition Project l 5th Semester l 2023

Surabaya, East Java 216,775 m²

Modern Art Deco, combining classic Art Deco interior design elements with futuristic trends to create an attractive and engaging space.

The interior design for the research and development of ceramic tiles combines classic Art Deco elements with futuristic trends, creating an attractive and engaging space. The geometric patterns, bold colors, and luxurious materials of Art Deco are mixed with modern lines and innovative technology. This blend results in an environment that feels both timeless and forwardlooking.

In Collaboration With: Elham Tomasi

Meeting room for meetings and presentations, equipped with a TV and computer

Receptionist

A large table and cushioned chairs

Gallery area

Space for showcasing ceramic collections

Timeline area

Showcasing the history of Platinum Ceramic's journey

Partition

Consists of plants and partitions designed to create a flow of circulation

Wall display area

Showcasing collections with a square shape and compact size ceramic tiles

Stand display area

Showcasing collections with an elongated shape and large size ceramic tiles

Bold and contrasting colors

Materials that shine, giving a luxurious impression

Interior that reflects light and has a futuristic feel

FIERCE

GLAMOUR

FANCY

rcling the third-floor area, resembling a the surrounding site. This metaphor acon is beneficial and should be placed see its glow.

erial due to its high durability and olycarbonate offers high transparency, nter the building without compromising

The mass shaped like letter L that adapts to site’s form, with a recessed area serving as the main access point for entry and exit.

The mass is provided with additional space on the second and third floors to optimize the use of the area.

Adding a roof that enhances the architectural character of the mass.

The mass then creates spacious courtyard due to the smaller footprint of the first floor, with the courtyard being effectively utilized for other purposes.