Architecture Portfolio 2020

P o r t fol i o

Selected Works

2014-2020

Bachelor of Architecture Parahyangan Catholic University Indonesia

I’m Edo, an architecture graduate from Parahyangan Catholic University (Unpar), with 1 year experience of working as a Junior Architectural Designer.

I really like to observe and learn about how things work, while keeping myself open to different possibilities. Aside from architecture, I also find myself enthusiastic about urban design and its related issues, sustainable developments, graphic design, and interiors.

Contents rĂŠsumĂŠ Selected Projects

projects 01

Bebaleq Pentelahan

02

Garuda Purantara

03

De Maja Residence

04

Bandung Public Library

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Plesir Hotel

06

Cakrawala Performing Arts Theater

07

A. Yani Trans Space

Other Projects

non-architecture works FAP 2016 Logo KMB Parahyangan T-Shirt

RĂŠsumĂŠ

nationality age current address

language Bahasa Indonesia (native)

Indonesian 25 y.o.

Kemang Selatan Jakarta, Indonesia

education 2013-2018 Parahyangan Catholic University Bachelor of Architecture GPA 3.05/4.00

English (professional proficiency) TOEFL PBT 652

2010-2013 SMA Xaverius 1 Palembang Science Major 2007-2010 SMP Xaverius 1 Palembang

phone +6281274292914

email eduardomariocl@gmail.com

linkedin linkedin.com/in/eduardomariocl

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skills Drafting, Modeling, & BIM: AutoCAD, SketchUp, ArchiCAD Rendering: Lumion Graphic Editing & Layouting: Adobe Photoshop, Adobe InDesign Microsoft Office: Word, PowerPoint, Excel Other skills: Hand drawing, model making, layouting

work experience 2019 Junior Architectural Designer OOZN Pte Ltd (PT Rupa Luka Studio) Jakarta March – present 2017 Internship Staff Department of Architecture Parahyangan Catholic University

organization experience 2016 Staff Member Division of Publication, Documentation, and Design Festival Arsitektur Parahyangan 2016 2015-2016 Head of Fundraising Division Keluarga Mahasiswa Buddhis Parahyangan 2015-2016 Coordinator of Bank Soal HMPSArs Academic & Profession Board Himpunan Mahasiswa Program Studi Arsitektur 2015 Liaison Officer Division of Public Relations Festival Arsitektur Parahyangan 2015 2014 Staff Member Division of Communication Media Youth of Vihara Vimala Dharma 2014 Staff Member Division of Publication and Documentation Bakti Sosial KMB Parahyangan 2014

achievement 1st Place, Rest Area Category Sayembara Desain Fasilitas Pendukung KEK The Mandalika Indonesia Tourism Development Corporation (ITDC) 2019

interests architecture, urban design, graphic design, landscape, nature, streetscape, media publishing, movies, traveling, culinary

RÉSUMÉ

01 Bebaleq Pentelahan Design Competition for Supporting Facilities at The Mandalika by ITDC

Year:

Location:

Status:

2019

Mandalika,

1st Prize

Lombok

in Rest Area Category

Type:

Site Area:

Team:

Commercial

8.040 m2

Ahmad Shafy Allam Dahlia Lubis Daryl Raihan Muhammad

BEBALEQ PENTELAHAN

bebaleq (small shelter, hut) a small building, commonly found in the middle of a rice field, that serves as an enclosure or as a place to rest, not for living

pentelahan (telah: to rest) a resting place or activity

bebaleq pentelahan an attempt to adopt the function of bebaleq, a shelter to rest oneself underneath during the break in the rice field, into today’s mobility of the people.

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ITDC, a state-owned enterprise focusing on tourism area development, is managing The Mandalika, a branding of Mandalika Special Economic Zone (KEK), Lombok, Indonesia.

The site for rest area is located on Jalan Sengkol, Mandalika. It is a connecting road that runs along the southern coast of Lombok Island.

The island is currently undergoing developments on its preparation to host Moto GP 2021.

Various supporting facilities have been planned, including rest area.

BEBALEQ PENTELAHAN

Initial massing is based on two basic functions accommodated in the rest area: petrol station and food court. Two masses placed facing the road, thus making it north-south oriented.

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Each of the two building mass is assigned with different characters: static for petrol station mass, and a more dynamic one for restaurants (and mushola). The mass for mushola is then adjusted towards qibla.

The enclosing elements adopt one of traditional Sasak roof, berugaq sekepat. An inversion to the form then results a mushroom-shaped enclosure. The variation of roof heights enables a natural lighting for the inner part of the building.

A layer of secondary skin made up of rosters is added to the building faรงade, to filter the light from its sides while still enabling the air to circulate well.

The static character and shorter-wider proportion of petrol station mass allows the other masses that serve as the core function of the rest area (as a place for people to rest) to stand out.

BEBALEQ PENTELAHAN

Legend

115+

education institutions Located in Bandung, one of few cities in Indonesia known for its high population of education institutions and students.

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Entrance

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Food Court

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Plaza

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Mushola

5

Air Pump Station

6

Petrol Station

The city currently has 115 7 over Minimarket education institutions,8from middle Office school to universities.

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Workshop

10

ATM Center

11

Small vehicles parking

12

Large vehicles parking

13

Exit

bebaleq (rumah kecil; hut) bangunan sederhana yang biasanya dibangun di sawah untuk tempat beristirahat atau bernaung, tidak untuk ditinggali

pentelahan (telah: istirahat) peristirahatan

Front Elevation

Food Court Elevation

Side Elevation (West)

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Mushola Elevation

Petrol Station Floor Plan

Food Court & Musholla Ground Floor Plan

Food Court & Musholla First Floor Plan

BEBALEQ PENTELAHAN

115+

education institutions Located in Bandung, one of few cities in Indonesia known for its high population of education institutions and students.

The city currently has over 115 education institutions, from middle school to universities.

bebaleq (rumah kecil; hut) bangunan sederhana yang biasanya dibangun di sawah untuk tempat beristirahat atau bernaung, tidak untuk ditinggali

pentelahan (telah: istirahat) peristirahatan

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Entrance

6

Petrol Station

11

Small Vehicle Parking

2

Food Court

7

Minimarket

12

Large Vehicle Parking

3

Plaza

8

Office

13

Exit

4

Mushola

9

Warehouse

5

Air Pump Station

10

ATM Center

Petrol Station Section

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Food Court Section

Mushola Section

Rainwater Harvesting Detailed Section

BEBALEQ PENTELAHAN

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BEBALEQ PENTELAHAN

02 De Maja Residence Residential Project OOZN

Year:

Location:

Status:

2019

De Maja Cluster at BSD,

Schematic Design

Tangerang

Type:

Site Area:

Team:

Residential

840 m2

Rafal Kapusta Michael Susanto Adinda Astrawinata Nurul Quratta A’yuni Regina Martha Tandoko

DE MAJA RESIDENCE

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Site Amenities

Site Condition

DE MAJA RESIDENCE

Brief The design should be responding to client’s brief and following parameters:

Classic

Contemporary

Timeless

Ode to Mid Century Aesthetics

Fine Materials and Interior Details

Ageless for Years to Come

Grandiose

Meticulous

Immortal

Showing off the beauty

Attention to Details

Designed to be Everlasting

Concept Ideas

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DE MAJA RESIDENCE

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03 Garuda Purantara Design Competition Ideas for State Capital Area by Ministry of Public Works & Housing

Year:

Location:

Status:

2019

Planned New State Capital Territory,

Competition Entry

East Kalimantan

Type:

Site Area:

Team:

Masterplan

40.000-200.000 ha

Rafal Kapusta Michael Susanto Ahiska Ghulam Madian Nurul Quratta A’yuni

In Collaboration with: ImageQreator Studio, Jakarta

GARUDA PURANTARA

Three Main Areas of The Capital KIPP (Kawasan Inti Pusat Pemerintahan) Core area of the central government offices 2.000-6.000 Ha

A CITY IN THE FOREST, THE PLACE WHERE INDONESIA’S DIVERSE PEOPLE LIVE IN HARMONY WITH NATURE, CULTURE, TECHNOLOGY, AND EACH OTHER. Purantara (Sanskrit) – Capital city

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K-IKN (Kawasan Ibu Kota Negara) National capital area with essential city functions Approximately 40.000 Ha (including KIPP) KP-IKN (Kawasan Pengendalian Ibu Kota Negara) National capital’s control area, outermost part of the planned expansion Up to 180.000 Ha (incluing KIPP & K-IKN)

Pancasila’s Implementation In The City

A Future Self-Sustaining City

The ideology of Pancasila (Five Principles) is implemented in the design of Indonesia’s new capital city, mainly in the main areas of KIPP. The inner circle each represents first, second, third, and fourth principle, respectively, while the fifth principle is implemented by equal distribution of city infrastructures & facilities, inclusivity, and ease of access for everyone.

Education and industrial industry will be the major supporting sectors in the new capital city. The synergy of both sectors will generate an ecosystem of intellectuals, a key factor that may lead to positive impact from the contribution of the city’s society, thus creating an independent city and later will lead to a self-sustaining city.

GARUDA PURANTARA

Existing Condition

Environment Issues

Economic Issues

Social Issues

Zero Delta Run Off Potential risk of rainwater flowing rapidly to the sea, causing flood in rainy season and drought in dry season.

Local Issue Improving the productivity and welfare of local population

Local Agriculture Compensating the relocation by building settlements and farming areas.

Regional Issue Economic synergy with nearby cities that surround the nation’s new capital area like Samarinda and Balikpapan.

Interactions Considering possible social interactions between local population including Dayak Paser people with civil apparatus, transmigrants and other settlers.

Carbon Emission Attempting the carbon emission from constructions and daily activities to be as low as possible.

Suhu Mitigation on urban heat islands Humidity Potential drop on humidity level because of development activities

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National Issue Giving impact on the national economy Global Issue Becoming the growth epicenter of globally competent human resources, and a magnet to world community.

Urban Sprawl Potential uncontrolled development expansion, resulting in social segregation, unequal infrastructure, and change of land use.

Strategies

Environment Strategies

Economic Strategies

Social Strategies

Building “Forest Belt�

A continuous green belt, formed by conservation, revitalization, and expansion of protected forest, forest park, swamp forest, mangrove forest, and city forest.

Ecosystem Zoning of functions that forms an ecosystem of intellectuals, which activity supports one another, involving government, education, and private sector.

Transmigrant Settlements Organizing and localizing current existing settlement areas into an enclave in the city.

Green Corridors & Enclaves In The City Covering areas along the riverbanks, hills, and along the roads, with trees, and creating a botanical garden.

One of the zoning is the secondary industry sector located near the port, to process natural resources and train human resources.

Minimizing Uphill Roads By making winding roads following the terrain elevations, thus making cycling activities easier.

Industrial and education sector form another ecosystem that is expected to be home of the innovations, with technology as the main tools.

Preserving The Water Keeping the bodies of water around the city as clean as possible, by careful planning of utilities.

Potential Trading Hub Becoming trading hub by utilizing ALKI II (Indonesian archipelago sea lanes) and port in Balikpapan Strait.

Facilities Distribution Equal distribution of facilities in each zone, such as commercial, work, education, cultural, medical, and emergency facilities.

Public Space Encouraging many mixed use developments that creates more public space.

Preventing Sprawl The placement of roads, as a physical element, localizes the growth of each areas, preventing sprawl within the city.

GARUDA PURANTARA

Walking Distance

Connectivity

Starfish Scheme

1 km distance or 10 minutes walking between points of interest in KIPP.

MRT stations will be placed in important nodes to cater to high mobility of a city center.

Placement of different zones (residentials and offices) that overlaps each other like a starfishshaped plan, to reduce the average traveling distance

Activity Pattern A mapping of estimated activity pattern throughout the day, based on the land use (residentials, offices, commercials)

Morning

Noon WORKING

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Afternoon LEISURE

Night TOURISM

Implementing The Philosophy of Pancasila

Belief in supreme divinity Water is the source of life and an inseparable element from Indonesian people and culture. A lake at the epicenter of IKN, as a nature element, symbolizes the first principle of Pancasila.

Just and civilized humanity

LEGEND 1. PRESIDENTIAL PALACE 2. HOUSES OF REPRESENTATIVES 3. SUPREME COURT 4.

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MINISTRY BUILDING CONSTITUTIONAL COURT POLICE HEADQUARTER CENTRAL BANK

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EXECUTIVE RESIDENCE PASPAMPRES’ RESIDENCE MINISTRY RESIDENCE ECHELON 1-2 RESIDENCE VVIP HOUSING

National Museum, National Library, National Gallery, and other cultural buildings showcase the nation’s civilization and culture. A medium to learn the nation’s past, current progress, and any future possibilities.

The unity of Indonesia When people of different religious backgrounds unite, the nation will be strong.

Large scale worship places are located in one complex, accommodating all major religions in Indonesia and promoting religious tolerance.

13. AMBASSADOR COMPLEX 14. ASEAN BUILDINGS 15.

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NATIONAL GALLERY NATIONAL LIBRARY NATIONAL MUSEUM THEATER CONCERT HALL MULTICULTURAL CENTER MICE RELIGIOUS COMPLEX

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OPEN PUBLIC SPACE BOULEVARD LAKE RIVER BOTANICAL GARDEN

28. COMMERCIAL AREA 29. TRANSIT ORIENTED DEVELOPMENT 30. MRT STATION 31. LRT STATION 32. BUS TERMINAL 33. UNIVERSITY COMPLEX 34. RESEARCH INSTITUTE

Democracy led by the wisdom of deliberations among representatives Political triad in Indonesia: Executives, Legislatives, Judiciary; each has its building on the fourth circle, with orientation to the center. The three buildings are placed in a balance, symmetrical position.

Social justice for the whole of people of Indonesia The fifth principle is implemented by an equal distribution of facilities through the city areas.

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KIPP AREA MILITARY HEADQUARTER EDUCATION AREA EDUCATION COMPLEX RESEARCH INSTITUTE TRANSMIGRANT SETTLEMENT BOTANICAL GARDEN CONSERVATION FOREST EXPANDED CONSERVATION FOREST CITY FOREST MANGROVE FOREST NATIONAL FOREST GREEN BELT SEPAKU DAM INDUSTRIAL AREA PORT NATIONAL STADIUM SPORT CENTER

LAND USE 50% GREEN-COVERED AREAS 5%

GOVERNMENT & MILITARY

20% EDUCATION & INDUSTRIAL 20% RESIDENTIAL AREAS 5%

Green Areas

Education & Industrial Areas

Government & Military Areas

Residential Areas

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MASS TRANSIT

Mass Transit

City Forest

Mangrove Forest

The existing mangrove forest along the riverbanks will be preserved, and will form a continuous green area with the city forest park (Taman Hutan Raya) and botanical garden that passes through the city. A preserved riverbank will prevent narrowing of the river (a common problem in rivers that pass through big cities as the settlement area grows into sprawls) and may result in a good impact to the river ecosystem.

MRT Lines There will be at least 3 MRT lines to accommodate 3 main areas, and LRT lines to connect between districts.

Smart City: Synergy Between Research, Education, and Industrial Area KIPP area will be surrounded by education centers and national research institutes. A synergy between education and industrial sector will build an ecosystem of innovative and productive intellectuals. Industrial area will be placed along the existing Trans Kalimantan road, next to the planned local and international port on the southern side of KIPP.

Typical District Road infrastructure in K-IKN consists of primary arterial road (ROW 150), secondary arterial road (ROW 100), collector road (ROW 60), and local road (ROW 30). Wider roads may serve as the connector between districts, while smaller roads connect buildings within the district, creating an environment that is friendly to pedestrians and cyclists.

Apartment buildings and mixed-uses dominate the residential areas, enabling a more distributed function within the city, so people don’t need to travel a long distance to shop or work.

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Development Phase

Central government activities that serve as the core function of the capital is the first to move in, starting as early as 2023 or 2024.

Education facilities soon follows, with the opening of universities, that will be expected to attract students from other cities and help generate commercial activities.

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As soon as the total population reach 1 million, the capital is expected to become an independent city, and no longer depends on nearby cities (Balikpapan and Samarinda).

KIPP will be placed on the west side of the delineation, considering the efficiency of land acquisitions, proximity to port, and to avoid building in protected forest area.

To accommodate President’s vision and mission regarding the country’s human resource development, the education area will be close to KIPP and national research institutes.

The location also refers to studies that have been conducted.

Industry area will be placed along the existing Trans Kalimantan line, close to the planned local and international port on the south side of KIPP.

Residential area will take place between 3 focal point of the city development (KIPP, Industry area, Military area).

Each 1 ha of construction in the city will be compensated with 2 ha of greeneries, an attempt to not just retaining the current forest area, but expanding it.

The expansion of KIPP will be directed towards the east of the delineation area, because of its proximity to the planned toll road, existing transmigration residentials, and supporting terrain.

The expansion is to accommodate an additional 1.4 million population.

GARUDA PURANTARA

04 Bandung Public Library Academic Project Final Studio

Year:

Location:

Mentor:

2018

Jalan Veteran,

Ir. Willy S. Sumamihardja, Dipl. Ing.

Bandung

Type:

Site Area:

Cultural

5.300 m2

BANDUNG PUBLIC LIBRARY

115+

education institutions Located in Bandung, one of few cities in Indonesia known for its high population of education institutions and students.

The city currently has over 115 education institutions, from middle school to universities.

A new dedicated library building is needed, as the current city library occupies only the ground floor and the first floor of a building shared with the city’s Park and Cemetery Department.

The selected site is close to the city center, being only within 1 km away from the city hall and the city square, in a district with many schools and other education institutions.

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Site is located on Jalan Veteran, east of the intersection between Jalan Veteran, Jalan Tamblong, Jalan Lembong, and Jalan Sumatera; west of Jalan Van Deventer

Building’s basic rectangular shape is configurated according to main axis of Jalan Veteran.

One of the rectangular building’s edges is rounded, responding to the node nearby (Patung Sepakbola on the intersection).

The top half of the rounded corner is subtracted, creating an open space on the 3rd floor.

Final result.

BANDUNG PUBLIC LIBRARY

pedestrian entrance

entrance

plaza

Jalan Sumatera

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exit

Jalan Veteran

Jalan Van Deventer

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7 1

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Drop off, main lobby

6

Exhibition area

11

Locker room

2

Plaza

7

ATM gallery

12

Toilet

3

Pedestrian entrance

8

Bookdrop

13

Circulation dept.

4

Café

9

Circulation desk

14

Loading dock

5

Bookstore

10

Braille collection

15

Bus parking

BANDUNG PUBLIC LIBRARY

5 4 3 2 1 G B1 B2

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GROUND FLOOR lobby dropoff bookdrop bookstore cafĂŠ circulation desk newspapers & magazines braille collection circulation dept.

B1

B2

BASEMENT parking driver’s lounge

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1st FLOOR

4

children collections teenage collections kids playground administration dept.

2

2nd FLOOR general collection local collection copy center research & development dept.

3

3rd FLOOR general collection local collection secretariat book maintenance dept.

4th FLOOR multimedia collection (cassette, CDs, etc.) rooftop plaza archive dept.

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5th FLOOR auditorium reference collection reserve

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05 Plesir Hotel Academic Project Architecture Design Studio 6

Year:

Location:

Mentor:

2017

Jalan Cihampelas,

Emmanuel Agung Wicaksono, S.T., M.T.

Bandung

Type:

Site Area:

Commercial

3.800 m2

PLESIR HOTEL

The site is located at Cihampelas, one of Bandung’s well known shopping districts among both local and foreign tourists. The area is now constantly busy with commercial activities, mainly related to fashion and food.

Located just next to Cihampelas Walk, the site has a good potential of attracting guests, as it is the busiest section of Jalan Cihampelas.

This section of Jalan Cihampelas is a one way street with traffic going from north to south.

The idea is to create a hotel with shopping-related retail space in order to appeal to more visitors, alongside MICE and family-related facilities.

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The building masses consist of a podium and a tower. The podium shape follows boundaries of the site which form like an irregular trapezoid.

The tower is placed with parallel orientation to the axis of Jalan Pelesiran south of site, aiming to create a welcoming impression to the visitors, who are most likely to come from the north of Jalan Cihampelas, where the traffic is one way southward.

The tower is then split to create an impression of a slim and dynamic tower.

PLESIR HOTEL

rooftop swimming pool

dropoff

plaza

Cihampelas Walk

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Teras Cihampelas

exit

Jalan Cihampelas

Jalan Pelesiran

PLESIR HOTEL

Deluxe Room

Standard Room

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PLESIR HOTEL

06 Cakrawala Performing Arts Theater Academic Project Architecture Design Studio 5

Year:

Location:

Mentor:

2017

Kota Baru Parahyangan,

Ir. Joy Hanjoyo

Padalarang

Type:

Site Area:

Cultural

12.400 m2

CAKRAWALA PERFORMING ARTS THEATER

Kota Baru Parahyangan is a new town-scale development area in Padalarang, West Bandung Regency. The township is planned to be an independent region around Greater Bandung Metropolitan Area.

According to KBP’s mission to develop globally competent human resources by providing town facilities with international scale and standards;

The site is located at Jalan Bujanggamanik, near the main access road, Jalan Parahyangan Raya that connects all parts of Kota Baru Parahyangan.

Jalan Bujanggamanik is a one-way road, so the site is only accessible by vehicle through the south.

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concept

cakrawala

cakrawala, or horizon, is an imaginary line drawn between the earth and the sky, where the sun rises and sets

the sun symbolizes the theatre performances, while the horizon symbolize the stage.

CAKRAWALA PERFORMING ARTS THEATER

The basic shape is arc, depicting a sun getting close to the horizon.

The arc is split into two and then adjusted in size, corresponding to each function. The smaller front part is for the receiving area, and the other is for the theatre.

The parts of the split arc are inclined towards opposite directions, responding to the eastwest orientation of the building.

Additional mass (for the backstage area) is created in the back, behind the theatre mass.

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The Arc Structure To create the arc-shaped upper element of the building, a superstructure made of space truss is used. The structure enables an axial load distribution, as it runs through the arc-shaped space truss to the ground.

pile

pedestal

space truss

The Buttress The pedestal acts as a buttress for the arc structure. It helps the load distribution

CAKRAWALA PERFORMING ARTS THEATER

Lobby, lounge

Lock room

Press conference auditorium, hall of fame

Theatre

Ticketing

Stage

Parking area & utilities

Orchestra pit

Catwalk & lighting area

Backstage Loading dock, management office

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proscenium stage

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orchestra pit (with hydraulic elevator system)

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parabolic seat elevation

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acoustic panels (walls & ceiling)

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07 Cikudapateuh Trans Space Academic Project Introduction to Urban Design

Year:

Location:

Mentors:

2017

Cikudapateuh,

Anindhita N. Sunartio, S.T., M.T.

Bandung

Dimas Hartawan Wicaksono, S.T., M.T.

Type:

Site Area:

Team:

Masterplan

approx. 65.000 m2

Deviana Nadhila Putri Jasmine Dianissa Safirani Marisa Zharfan Khairunnisa

CIKUDAPATEUH TRANS SPACE

Introduction

Cikudapateuh Trans Space is a transit oriented development (TOD) masterplan based on an existing train station, Stasiun Cikudapateuh (Cikudapateuh Station), currently a local station serving short distance trains.

The delineation of planning area covers approximately 65.000 m2, mostly on the north side of Cikudapateuh Station.

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CIKUDAPATEUH TRANS SPACE

Analysis using Hamid Shirvani’s Theory: Urban Design Process

LAND USE Current land use is dominated by high density residentials and commercial area. Rapid growth of settlements results in the existence of slums around the railway.

Future development for this area according to the city’s guideline is still mostly for commercial use.

BUILDING MASS AND FORM

ACTIVITY SUPPORT

The buildings in the area have similar height and width, creating a quite plain visual impression.

Most activities in the area are related to either commerce, nearby settlements, or transit.

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OPEN SPACE The existing open space is mostly comprised of those formed by building setbacks. Medium sized trees are spread along the streets.

PEDESTRIAN WAYS Pedestrian ways are currently available along Jalan Jenderal Ahmad Yani only, while around Cikudapateuh Station no dedicated pedestrian way can be found, creating a traffic problem each time the station gets busy.

CIRCULATION AND PARKING Jalan Jenderal Ahmad Yani is the main circulation, classified as secondary collector road. On-street parking system is available along Jalan Jenderal Ahmad Yani and around Segitiga Mas shopping complex. Off-street parking areas are available on Kosambi market, Segitiga Mas, and Jaya Plaza.

SIGNAGE Most signages found in the area are for commercial purpose. Current signage placement is not organized and often blocks each other.

PRESERVATION A former paper factory building not far from Jaya Plaza is to be preserved as a public sport facility, according to RDTR 2015-2035.

CIKUDAPATEUH TRANS SPACE

concept

commute

commune

commerce

easy access to public transport hub

a place to live and socialize

integrated commercial district

office tower

mall

apartment

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hotel

train station LRT

Kacapiring

KAI

Cikudapateuh

sport center

Parking is available underground, resulting more space on the ground for pedestrians.

A continuous pedestrian circulation is provided throughout the area, as pedestrian is the main user of a transit oriented development area.

Pedestrian paths and vehicle lanes are separated by a green space for trees and plants, allowing both pedestrian ways and roads to be shaded by tree canopies.

The tower masses are placed facing each other in the middle, with two large plazas in each side of the road.

Residential buildings are developed vertically. The plaza magnifies the towers’ grand scale (including the office tower and hotel tower).

A preservation building is used as one of the entrance to sports center from Jalan Jenderal Ahmad Yani.

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CIKUDAPATEUH TRANS SPACE

transit hub

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hotel & leisure

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sport center

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mixed use: apartment, office tower, f&b mall

CIKUDAPATEUH TRANS SPACE

other project Reorienting Urban Growth Selected Logo for Festival Arsitektur Parahyangan 2016

a logo design for Festival Arsitektur Parahyangan 2016, an annual event by Architecture student board (HMPSArs) of Universitas Katolik Parahyangan, Bandung

REORIENTING URBAN GROWTH - LOGO

Festival Arsitektur Parahyangan is an annual event held by Himpunan Mahasiswa Program Studi Arsitektur (HMPSArs), architecture student board of Parahyangan Catholic University, Bandung.

The event focuses on architecture-related issues and proposes idea for the city, presented in ways that appeal to general public so that It can raise public awareness.

The idea for Festival Arsitektur Parahyangan 2016: Compact Cities is based on the event’s tagline, “reorienting urban growth” and the emphasizing of compactness as its main goal for the city. Hence, the three components of the logo design each represents the phenomenon of urban sprawl which causes density and less public space; the idea of reorienting urban growth; and the goal of having a compact city.

EDUARDO MARIO: PORTFOLIO 2020

REORIENTING URBAN GROWTH - LOGO

other project KMBP T-Shirt 2016 T-shirt Design for KMB Parahyangan 2015/2016

a project for Fundraising Division of Keluarga Mahasiswa Buddhis Parahyangan (KMBP), the official Buddhist students community in Parahyangan Catholic University

KMBP T-SHIRT 2016

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