PORTO 1.2 (ISSU) by Diannanda K. Sukaton

DIANNANDA K. SUKATON

and profesional works

DIANNANDA K. SUKATON

As a junior architect with a Bachelor’s degree in Architecture (S.Ars), I bring hands-on experience in schematic design, detailed documentation, and effective coordination with clients and contractors. My design approach emphasizes creating resilient and socially inclusive spaces that respond to the needs of diverse communities. I am passionate about crafting architectural solutions that are functional, meaningful, and adaptable, contributing to environments that foster connection, equity, and a sense of belonging. My goal is to contribute to projects that bring communities together and create lasting, meaningful impacts in the built environment.

Jakarta, Indonesia

PHONE +62 8211 254 2634

EMAIL diannandakrss@gmail.com IG diannandakss

CURRICULUM VITAE

EDUCATION

Aug 2018 - Nov 2023

2015 - 2018

Parahyangan Catholic University

Bachelor of Architecture (S.Ars)

Labschool Jakarta Senior High School

WORKING EXPERIENCE

Feb 2024 - Present

Junior Architect at W Office

- Collaborated in schematic design development for both architectural and interior projects.

- Managed design development stages by coordinating with vendors and contractors, including material selection and ensuring project consistency with initial concepts.

- Created detailed architectural drawings and technical documentation to guide the project from design phases through construction.

- Regularly updated clients on design progress, ensuring their vision was incorporated and understood at each stage.

- Actively coordinated with clients, external consultants, and contractors to address project needs.

- Conduct external meetings to discuss and resolve design challenges.

Feb - Aug 2023

Architecture Intern at Mamostudio

- Collaborated on the Borobudur Project, contributing research and innovative concepts.

- Created visualizations (renders) and presentation decks for external meetings.

- Attended and documented meetings.

- Conducted green building research, focusing on sustainable practices and materials.

- Researched materials for a potential book publication.

ORGANIZATION EXPERIENCE

Chief of Human Resources Officer

Founder Shaper Community Indonesia

Director

Arsitektur Hijau Initial Training XXXVI

Conceptor and Finance Manager

‘Dengung Jemari Kecil’ Instalation

ACHIEVEMENT

2022 2023

SOFTWARE

Office

SAA (Final Studio) Awards Nominee for “Hajara’ Islamic Boarding School”

Thesis Awards Nominee for “Relation Between Function and Form in Jami’ Al-Hurriyah Mosque Jakarta”

academic works

01 hajara’ islamic boarding school

Year : 2022

Team : Diannanda K. Sukaton

Type : Academics Project

Location : Dago Pakar Raya, Bandung, Indonesia

Software : Sketchup, Archicad, Photoshop

It is recorded that 26,975 ‘pesantrens’ have been established in Indonesia as institutions for the community to seek religious knowledge. However, the inability of some pesantrens to accommodate students has led Muslims to pursue knowledge without a teacher. Hajara’ is designed to be a safe and tranquil place for Muslim students to deepen their knowledge and to shape each user’s perception by cultivating a sense of modesty to form a harmony between the teaching materials and users’ behavior through the created spaces.

Located away from the bustle of the city, with relatively easy accessibility, it is hoped that Hajara’ can become a comfortable place for those who wish to pursue knowledge in a serene environment.

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The site prioritizes the contour axis and offers a wide panoramic view.

In religious educational building design, qibla axis placement is pivotal.

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The site is divided into three zones along the contour axis, according to the elevation.

The masses are superimposed to enhance accessibility and connectivity. The void creates communal space and reduces bulk.

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The number of floors is reduced according to it’s slope shape to minimize ground load and embody simplicity.

The dormitory masses is rotated to the direction of the Qibla, optimizing views and defining solid and void spaces.

greenroofs as communal spaces

The concept of Biophilic Design is applied as a supporting concept in this project. Humans are born with a mission as caliphs to preserve nature and other creations of Allah. The application of biophilic design is expected to create sensitivity among the inhabitants of Hajara’ towards nature so that they can carry out their mission in the world well. In addition, technologies such as PV panels, self-watering green roofs, and rainwater harvesting are also employed as gestures to preserve nature.

RONGGA PENYIMPAN

SALURAN IRIGASI OTOMATIS

HYDROPACK GREENROOF TRAY

TANAH

LAPISAN WATERPROOFING

PLAT LANTAI BETON 15CM MEMBRAN INSULASI

SENSOR SALURAN PENGALIRAN AIR HUJAN OTOMATIS

the pendhapa

4-stars hotel in city center

Year : 2021-2022

Team : Diannanda K. Sukaton

Type : Academics Project

Location : Malioboro Street, Yogyakarta, Indonesia

Software : Sketchup, Archicad, Enscape, Photoshop

Malioboro Street has played a pivotal role in shaping the socioeconomic landscape and administrative fabric of Yogyakarta, tracing back to the colonial era. Serving as the city’s imaginative axis, this historical street has developed through purposeful enhancements of key civic aspects over time, resulting in its transformation into a bustling hub of economic activity in the heart of the city. This has naturally made it a popular route, bustling with visitors.

When welcoming guests, Yogyakarta’s community is renowned for their profound sense of ‘ngajeni’ (respect) creating an environment where visitors experience genuine warmth and comfort. In light of these considerations and objectives, this hotel adopts the concept of Yogyakarta hospitality. Here, the ‘ngajeni’ ethos is not merely evident in the hotel’s patrons but is also expressed in the architectural space itself, characterized by simplicity, reverence, and a heartfelt ambiance.

block plan

porte cochere

This project aims to create an environment distinct from the bustling atmosphere of Malioboro, while maximizing the design potential to minimize carbon emissions from the building and emphasizing its cultural essence.

concept manifestation into the building

koi pond as building’s passive cooling system

professional works

03 artotel - batu belig

small 4-stars hotel

Year : 2024

Architect In Charge : Joe W., Stevanus L., C. Ryan, Diannanda K.S.

Type : Professional Project (W Office)

Location : Batu Belig, Bali, Indonesia

Phase : Schematic Design

Software : Sketchup, Autocad, Lumion

Artotel Batu Belig is strategically located between two of Bali’s most vibrant areas, Canggu and Seminyak. These areas attract a lively crowd, including digital nomads, making the hotel’s location a strategic point for those who thrive on dynamic energy yet seek spaces of respite. The project aims to blend this bustling atmosphere with a sense of calm, offering a ‘home away from home’ for travelers.

Artotel Batu Belig is divided into two main areas: the front houses all the facilities and communal spaces, while the rooms are located at the back of the site. This layout ensures that the communal activities—workspaces, social hubs, and leisure areas—are lively and accessible, yet the rooms remain peaceful and undisturbed by the noise.

front to back transition

pool

open corridor

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the

sixth station a private residential

Year : 2024

Architect In Charge : Joe W., Stevanus L., C. Ryan, Diannanda

Type : Professional Project (W Office)

Location : Jakarta, Indonesia

Phase : Design Development

Software : Sketchup, Autocad, Lumion

The Sixth Station is located in Cilandak, centers around uniting a traditional Joglo house from Solo with a contemporary new structure. The owner, an avid art collector, seeks a design that seamlessly integrates the Joglo and their artwork collection. The design approach focuses on abstracting elements of the Joglo to incorporate into the new building, ensuring that the new structure complements rather than competes with the traditional house. The result is a harmonious balance where the new building becomes a subtle backdrop, allowing the Joglo to remain the focal point of the home.