Architecture Portfolio- Azzahra Diandra

Azzahra Putri Diandra 2021-2023

architecture

P RTF LIO academics/competitions/others selected works

AZZAHRA PUTRI DIANDRA

+62 877 745 281 42 Azzahradiandra2903@gmail.com Panongan, Kab. Tangerang, Banten, 15711

COMPETITIONS

A student majoring in Architectural Engineering at Universitas Negeri Semarang who can work as a team or individually with good time management and is willing to learn something new from others with hard work. I have a genuine passion and looking for opportunities to experience the architectural world that make me explore my abilities.

EDUCATION

Universitas Negeri Semarang Degree in Architectural Engineering. (Current GPA: 3.76/4.00) SMAN 12 Tangerang Natural Science. (GPA: 82.00/100)

2021 - Present 2017-2020

Keluarga Mahasiswa Arsitektur Sthapatya Veda The Education, Research, and Technology Division Staff

Aug. 2022- Aug. 2023

by PT Platinum Ceramics Industry

AFAIR UI Resilient Horizons : Architecture to Connect Hope Selcouth (entry) Sustainable Site and Prefabricated Apartment Design Based on Biomass Materials, Summer Course ITB Astana Abhipraya (entry)

2023

by UI

2023

by Summer Course ITB

2023

Sayembara Architectural Design Week: ARCHITECTUNE Amarga (entry)

by Untar

Sayembara Desain TEXTURE: Co-working Space Me.ra.ki (entry)

by UTY

2023 2023

Sayembara RTH GKMA XVI Kausa Nuraga (entry) Festival Arsitektur Tadulako: Lomba Desain Rumah Semula Notingguli (entry)

ORGANIZATION EXPERIENCES

2023

Platinum Architectural Design Competition 2023 Differences That Unite (entry)

by Unilak

2022

by Universitas Tadulako

2021

Sayembara Desain TEXTURE: Shelter Adaptif Bencana Fort Tube Emmerschuilplaats (entry) Sayembara Internal “Scuplture Bamboo” Bamboo Circulus (1st winner)

by UTY

2021

by KMA STHAPATYA VEDA

VOLUNTEER EXPERIENCES ETALASE 2023 Event Division Staff

Jan. 2023- Aug. 2023

Seminar Nasional ETALASE 2023 “The Architecture Way for Sustainable Living and a Better Solution” Liaison Officer Division Staff

Aug. 2023

Webinar Nasional ARCHSTORY “Architecture Story: How The Journey Started ” Publication and Documentation Division Staff

May. 2023

Kuliah Umum Metoda Penelitian Preseden Public Relations Division Staff ETALASE 4.0 Event Division Staff

SOFTWARES

SOFT SKILLS

2D & 3D AutoCad - Sketchup Rendering/Animation Enscape - Twinmotion - Lumion Graphic Design Adobe Photoshop - Adobe Indesign- Canva Video Editing Capcut PC & mobile Microsoft Office Word - Excel - PowerPoint

Teamwork Creativity Quick learn Time management Analytical problem solver

LANGUAGES Apr. 2023

Bahasa Indonesia [Native] English [Advanced]

Jan. 2022- Jul. 2022

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CONTENTS /academic works/

MTOWN A P A R T M E N T pg.3 Architecture Design Studio 5

Architecture Design Studio 4

SubDistrict O F F I C E pg.12

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Public Space Sayembara ADW 2023

A M A R G A .

pg.17 Architecture Design Studio 2

pg.21

KAUSA

N U R A G A

pg.25 RTH Lanscape Sayembara Unilak 2023

/others/

Interior PADC 2023

DIFFERENCES T H A T UNITES pg.29

VISUALI Z A T I O N

Photography

P H O T O GRAPHY

pg.31 Rendering Visualizations

pg.32

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M -Town Apartment Location Site area Function Type Project

: Pemuda St., Sekayu, Semarang City. : 14.425 m2 : Mix-use Apartment : Apartment, Commercial : Studio Perancangan Arsitektur 5

Urbanization has caused a surge in population density in Semarang City, leading to housing problems in the modern era.

These problems stem from the limited availability of affordable land in urban areas. The pressing need for housing has resulted in urban sprawl, which is characterized by a rising demand for real estate coupled with inadequate infrastructure planning.

This phenomenon has contributed to environmental degradation.

Based on the site location in the city center of Semarang with diverse activities such as work, school, trade, etc. Therefore, to facilitate accessibility for apartment users and meet their primary and supporting needs, the main target of this millennial apartment design includes millennials themselves, office workers, students, as well as newlywed families with middle to upper-middle economic status.

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SITE CONTEXT

UTILITY ANALYSIS

The site is located on Jln. Pemuda, Sekayu, Sub-district Central Semarang, Semarang City, Central Java. It is a highly strategic location being situated in the central area of the city on the secondary collector road Jalan Pemuda. The administrative center of Semarang City as well as a shopping and recreational center are located on Jalan Pemuda.

Furthermore, the site is easily accessible due to the availability of adequate public transportation facilities nearby.

MACRO ANALYSIS

Kelurahan Sekayu

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Electric utility The electrical network is powered by Saluran Udara Tegangan Menengah (SUTM), and there are several lighting lamps located along the pedestrian pathway.

NEIGHBORHOOD:

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1. Tugu Muda 2. Lawang Sewu 3. Balai Kota Semarang 4. UDINUS 5. Masjid 6. Stasiun Semarang Poncol 7. Titik Nol 8. Stasiun Semarang Tawang 9. Kota Lama

Telecommunications utility

MICRO ANALYSIS Physical Attributes

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SITE

: Jl. Pemuda Location : 14.425 m2 Site area Ground floor area : 8.655 m2 : 60%/0.3 KDB/KLB : 49 meters KKOP : 9-12th floor Building height : 29 meters GSB Road classification : Secondary arterial road

Information: Drainage The drainage system on the pedestrian area of Pemuda Street has a utility for dirty or used water leading to the culvert.

The Paragon Mall building obstructs the left side of the site, so it cannot maximize sunlight in the morning.

Meanwhile, on the right side of the site, sunlight can be maximized during the day and in the afternoon.

Cultural Attributes

The primary road access is located in front of the site, namely Jl. Pemuda and the secondary road beside the site is Jl. Sekayu Raya.

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DESIGN PROCESS Site context

DESIGN CONCEPT

Cut

Bioclimate Architecture

According to Kenneth Yeang, "Bioclimatology is the study of the relationship between climate and life, particularly the effect of climate on the health and activity of living things."

PASSIVE DESIGN STRATEGY

Healing and comfort DESIGN GOALS

Push

Push and Pull

Inhabit positive energy Working with climate

ZONNING

Form Transformation

Final Massing

11-12th Floor

Type 3BR (Private)

7-10th Floor

Type 2BR (Private)

4-6th Floor

Type Studio (Private)

1st-3rd Floor

Commercial Area (Public)

"Transit-Oriented Development" (TOD) integrates

BASED urban design. It brings together people, activities, buildings, and public spaces for easy connectivity.

ON TOD

Thermal mass

Rainwater collection

Smart Building OUTPUT DESIGN

Co-working space

UMKM Retail

Co-working space can help reduce boredom or monotony during work.

Created retail spaces for Micro, Small, and Medium Enterprises (UMKM), allowing local businesses and entrepreneurs to sell and trade their products.

Skycourt

Communal Space

Created gardens with green plants aims to provide a sense of healing and tranquility to offer a cooling effect during extreme weather conditions.

Communal spaces and community areas facilitate social interaction and provide comfort for residents and visitors.

Commercial Apartment facilities (Swimming pool, gym, basket court, etc.) (Semi Private)

Green Lanscape

As shown in the image above, new commercial areas, such as an aquarium and ice skating rink, offers additional recreational and entertainment options.

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SITE PLAN INFORMATION:

A. ENTRANCE B. POS SECURITY C. WAITING AREA FOR OJOL D. PEDESTARIAN ENTRANCE E. BICYCLE PARKING F. SKATE PARK G. PARK H. WATER FOUNTAIN I. PARK J. DROP IN/OFF K. COMMERCIAL MAIN LOBBY L. BASEMENT ENTRANCE M. COMMERCIAL SOUTH LOBBY N. ASSEMBLY POINT O. SERVICE AREA P. TRAFO Q. TPS R. GENSET S. HARD STANDING T. BASEMENT EXIT U. EXIT

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FLOOR PLAN 1st Floor Plan

2nd Floor Plan

5th Floor Plan

10th Floor Plan

3rd Floor Plan

6th Floor Plan

7,8,9th Floor Plan

11th Floor Plan

12th Floor Plan

4th Floor Plan

Basement

Type Unit

Studio

2BR

3BR

33 m2

66 m2

110 m2

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ELEVATION

SECTION

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GYM

INTERIOR CO-WORKING SPACE

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Re-design Tembalang Subdistrict Office Location : Kol H Iman Soeparto St.,Kec. Tembalang, Kota Semarang Site area : 5,730 m2 Function : Office Type : Government office Project : Studio Perancangan Arsitektur 4 The office is a place where administrative activities take place, involving a systemic dependence on people, technology, and procedures to handle data and information. This includes receiving, collecting, processing, storing, and disseminating information.

Meanwhile, a government office serves as the location for various government activities and the provision of services to the public.

The Tembalang Subdistrict is located in the southern part of Semarang City, approximately 15 km away from the city center. It is bordered by Candisari Subdistrict to the north, Banyumanik Subdistrict to the west, Semarang Regency to the south, Demak Regency and Pedurungan Subdistrict to the east.

The subdistrict is an organization that exists to serve the community's life. Therefore, in the process of redesigning the Tembalang Subdistrict, it adopts an Eco-Technology approach. Eco-Tech architecture can be understood as environmentally conscious architecture with technology. In essence, eco-tech is a combination of technology and ecology.

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SITE CONTEXT

MASSING & ZONNING

The site is located at Jl. Kol H Iman Soeparto No. 1, Bulusan, Kec. Tembalang, Semarang City, Central Java, with an area of 5,730 m2.

KDB: 40% RTH: 20% GSB: 5 meters

Orientation

Form Extrusion

Deduction

2nd floor

Green space & final mass

DESIGN CONCEPT Inspired by traditional Javanese houses with the use of joglo limasan lawakan-style roofs. The use of sirap roof covering material adds an ethnic and artistic touch.

Public

Semi Public

Eco-Technology

Private

Neo-vernakular

SITE ANALYSIS

An approach to design that focuses on the environment, combined with the use of technology, can lead to the creation of intelligent buildings. These structures are energy-efficient, meaning they either use minimal energy or generate their own, which greatly reduces their impact on the environment. Additionally, these buildings are designed to blend seamlessly with their natural surroundings and provide a comfortable experience for their users.

PASSIVE DESIGN TOOLS

Energy Matters

Smart Building

Rainwater Harvesting

Making Connection

Green Lanscape

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AXONOMETRIC & MATERIALS

SITEPLAN Information: A. Main Entrance B. Exit C. Security Post D. Park E. Government Residence F. Car Park G. Futsal Court H. Motorcycle Park I. Auxiliary Buildings J. Drop Off K. Main Building L. Genset House M. Reservoir Room N. Pump Room O. Trash Bin P. Catfish Pond Q. Second Entrance R. Amphitheater

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Skylight canopy

Sirap Roof

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Secondary skin

Green Roof

E F G

Lee kuan yew

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Plywood

A B C

1ST FLOORPLAN

2ND FLOORPLAN

Window

Glass block

ELEVATION

Ironwood shingles

Exposed brick

SECTION

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N House Location Site area Function Type Project

: Tropical Garden I, BSB City Semarang : 220 m2 : Notary’s House : House, Office : Studio Perancangan Arsitektur 2

The combination of two different design concepts can result in an interesting and unique experience. For instance, merged Scandinavian and industrial styles can create something new, preventing users from feeling bored and uninterested. The notary's house is designed to accommodate a family of 5 members, with the father being a notary. It includes an office space with a separate and distinct entrance, ensuring family privacy. The house has 4+1 bedrooms and is also equipped with communal space/garden in the rear area. The house facade features affordable and readily available materials such as exposed brick, roster (possibly referring to a type of cladding or screening), wood-plastic composite (WPC) for the wood element, exposed concrete, and more.

Academic

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1ST FLOORPLAN

CONCEPT DESIGN

2ND FLOORPLAN

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7.50

Scandinavian-style homes are simple dwellings inspired by architectural models from northern European countries.

They are known for their minimalist design. In contrast, industrial homes showcase the building's structural elements and components, often giving them an unfinished look.

14.50

Scandinavia + Industrial

MATERIAL

Vinyl Kayu

Terrazo

WPC Kayu

Roster

Bata Ekspos

Grass Block

ELEVATION Semen Ekspos

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Amarga Project Type Public Space with Soundscape Architecture, “ARCHITECTUNE” Architecture Design Week Competition 2023, Universitas Taruma Negara Judges Tiyok Prasetyoadi Alvin Hadiwono Samuel Kevin Team Azzahra Putri Diandra Faisal Adistian M. Iqbal Arjuna Location Cattleya Park, Jakarta Barat.

Year 2023 Description Parks are essential for the sustainability of a city as they serve as recreational spaces and gathering places. In the development of park concepts, it is crucial to consider all aspects, including those that have been overlooked. Regardless of whether the park is designed for recreational or social activities, it should be created to provide community comfort and functionality while achieving solutions to meet their needs.

Competition

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VISION PROJECT Created installation spaces is crucial for achieving a comfortable park with supporting activities. Attention to soundscape and spatial ambiance is also important.

PROBLEM ISSUES

DESIGN SOLUTION Created diverse spatial experiences for users

Traffic noise

Material for open areas that is absorbent, easy to maintain, and holds historical value related to Betawi's historical and cultural character.

Traditional characteristics

Water elements can take the form of a fountain, waterfall, or other shapes that can create the sound effect of moving water

RTH area

Sound barrier in various forms/designs, such as fences, buildings, or large plants, to mitigate noise

CONCEPT DESIGN

Soundscape

= Integrating three distinct functional spaces into a unified area without partition walls, allowing various aspects of the soundscape from the surroundings to enter the space, creating different experiences or ambiances in each area.

MASSING CONCEPT Circular shape to respond to the direction of surrounding sound

Merged of three masses to establish interconnectedness between spaces, forming a unified entity

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MACRO ANALYSIS

SITE PLAN

FLOOR PLAN INFORMATION: 1. Entrance 2. Exhibition room 3. Library 4. Mini Cafe 5. Sitting Area 6. Amphitheater 7. Water wall& Pond

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MICRO ANALYSIS

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ELEVATION

SECTION A-A

SECTION B-B 23

Library

Exhibition

Cafe

Sitting Area

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Kausa Nuraga Project Type Sayembara Ruang Terbuka Hijau GKMA-XVI, Universitas Lancang Kuning Judges Wati Masrul, S.T., M.T. Parlindungan Ravelino, S.T., M.Ds. Dr. H. Zainuri, S.T., M.T. Team Azzahra Putri Diandra Ikhromiyah Location Kawasan Kampus Universitas Lancang Kuning Year 2023 Description "Kausa" refers to the cause that triggers an event, while "Nuraga" denotes sympathy or the act of sharing feelings. The aim of "Kausa Nuraga" is to create a space that promotes positive interactions among individuals, groups of people, nature, and technology within the Universitas Lancang Kuning environment.

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PROBLEM ISSUES

The design of green open spaces at Universitas Lancang Kuning is defined by both tangible and intangible aspects.

Use of urban green areas (RTH) Priority in environmental planning and management

The design utilizes points, lines, and interconnected planes to create a tangible form that connects different spaces like the amphitheater, library, gazebo, and benches.

Community space Eco-friendly The correlation between humans, nature, and technology Information: 1. Amphitheater 2. Library 3. Gazebo

SITE ANALYSIS

CONCEPT DESIGN

4. Jogging Track 5. Pond 6.Toilet

Meanwhile, the intangible form is translated through social bonds and human connections to space, unified through activities. These activities establish correlations among humans, the environment, and technology.

MATERIAL

7. Pedestrian 8. Communal Area

Rainwater Harvesting

Jogging Track

Driveway Brick

Rubber tar

Flagstone

Pabbles

VEGETATION

Photovoltaic

SITE PLAN

Green grass

Grass block

Birch Tree

Almond Tree

Chesnut Tree

Oak Tree

Lindens Palm Tree Tree

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Differences That Unites Project Type Interior Exhibition Platinum Architectural Design Competition 2023, PT Platinum Ceramics Industry Judges Michael Lauw Kelvin Thengono Team Azzahra Putri Diandra Ikhromiyah Location PT Platinum Ceramics Industry Office Year 2023 Description It provided a different spatial experience with interactive activities in every room/corner. The touch of materials from PT Platinum Ceramics is also present in each space with varying tones but can harmonize.

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CONCEPT DESIGN

FLOOR PLAN

"Differences That Unite" means collaboration among spaces with distinct functions, unified within one vision and integrated within the exhibition area. Embraced the concept of modern contemporary design, where "contemporary" signifies something flexible and ever-changing. This aligns with Platinum Ceramics' commitment to being a pioneer and continuously innovating in the ceramic industry.

M A T E R I A L | By PT Platinum Ceramics Industry

Information: 1. Entrance 2. Introduction Area 3. Linimasa Timeline 4. Presentation Room 5. Communal Area 6. Display Area 7. Computer Area 8. Interactive Area Sirculation

Parma-5

Parma-7

PT Tunisia

Kiara Grey

Johnson brown

Denver Grey

Lorenzo Grey

Warm tone

Cool tone

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Rendering Visualizations

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Cascading House Semarang, Jawa Tengah.

by Tamara Wibowo Architect

Photography

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Masjid As-Safar Rest Area Heritage, Brebes, Jawa Tengah. by d-associates

Photography

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Photography

Taman Sari Yogyakarta, Jawa Tengah.

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Masjid Al-Jabbar Bandung, Jawa Barat.

by Ridwan Kamil

Photography

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Tha Th ann k You . contact me +62 877 745 281 42 azzahradiandra2903@gmail.com Instagram.com/azz.ptr Graha Raflesia, Citra Raya, Kab. Tangerang