I'm a recently graduated Interior Architecture designer with a strong passion for learning and a commitment to gaining hands-on experience. I'm excited to apply my skills, take on new challenges, and contribute to inspiring spaces. Looking forward to creating innovative design solutions while growing in a professional environment.
Education
Bachelor Degree in Interior Architecture Ciputra University Surabaya
Senior High school
SMA Hang Tuah 2 Sidoarjo
Experience
Organizational
External Team Members, KBB TKMDII XV Universitas Ciputra Surabaya
Coordinator of Event Division, INA Charity Surabaya
Coordinator of Humas Division, Student Union INA Surabaya
Project Interior designer at Angonjiwo Cafe and Restaurant Bawen, Semarang
Internship
Jeghier Architect Indonesia Denpasar, Bali
Skills
SketchUp Autocad
Enscape
V-Ray
Rhino (beginner) Grasshopper (beginner)
Adobe Photoshop
Adobe Illustrator
Languages Indonesian English
2020 - 2025
2017 - 2020
Oct 2021
Mar 2022
Jul 2022 - Jun 2023
Mar 2023 - Apr 2023
Aug 2023 - Dec 2023
Residential Internship Project
ZANGRANDI
Cafe Graduation Project 15-16 29-42 17-28
Library Graduation Project
MEKARI
Rattan Chair / 2022
Furniture design product
Mekari is inspired by the philosophy of the number three, a symbol of balance and harmony. Its three-legged structure provides exceptional stability, proving that strength does not always depend on quantity but on the right balance.
One of its distinctive features is the seamless connection between the armrest and the legs, creating a natural and continuous flow. Additionally, Mekari's three decorative circles enhance its aesthetic value while symbolizing continuity.
GRHA WISMILAK
Museum / Commercial / 2022
Location : Tegalsari, Surabaya
Area : ±552 m2
Grha Wismilak preserves its historical essence while embracing modern innovation. By integrating interactive technology, it offers an engaging experience that highlights its rich heritage while maintaining authenticity. This harmonious blend of past and present creates a timeless and memorable space.
Dominated by white tones and wooden materials, the interior exudes classic elegance. Wismilak’s identity colors enrich the colonial ambiance, while vintage-classic furniture enhances its timeless sophistication.
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ANGONJIWO
Cafe / 2023
Location : Bawen, Semarang
Status: Built 2024
Angojiwo Café & Restaurant showcases a traditional concept inspired by local culture and craftsmanship. Natural materials like wood and rattan create an authentic, inviting space, while handcrafted carvings and soft lighting enhance its warm, elegant ambiance.
C HOUSE
Residential / 2023
Location : Padang Galak, Bali
C House brings modern luxury to life with a perfect blend of elegance and comfort. Clean lines and soft hidden lighting create a warm yet dramatic feel. The bedroom, wrapped in calming gray tones, feels peaceful and sophisticated. A bold patterned marble floor adds a striking touch, enhancing the space and enriching the overall aesthetic.
ZANGRANDI
Cafe / 2024
Location : Genteng Surabaya
More than just ice cream, Zangrandi is a place filled with history and memories. From its classic architecture to its time-honored recipes, every corner holds the essence of the past, bringing back sweet moments for every visitor. The atmosphere feels like a gentle whisper of nostalgia, stories of tradition, warmth, and shared happiness.
Designing Zangrandi came with its challenges. As a heritage building and brand since 1930, preserving its authenticity while adapting to modern needs required careful thought. This project allowed layout adjustments to enhance functionality.
The goal of this project was simple: to make Zangrandi more than just an ice cream shop. It aimed to create a cozy, inviting space where people could gather, reminisce, and create new memories. Every design choice preserved its nostalgic charm, ensuring each visit felt like a journey through time filled with warmth, familiarity, and history.
BANK INDONESIA
LIBRARY
Library / 2024
Location : Wonokromo, Surabaya
Area : ±1.075 m2
Problem
The Bank Indonesia Library in Surabaya, as a heritage building, faces the challenge of accommodating the evolving needs of public spaces. Integrating historical elements with innovation is essential to creating a functional, collaborative, and interactive environment while preserving its historical value.
Solution Concept
Neo-Nostalgic
This concept revives nostalgia within the library, housed in a heritage building, by blending historical elements with modern touches. Nostalgia is brought to life by preserving and transforming the building’s distinctive architectural details, enriched with multisensory design to deepen the spatial experience. The concept also prioritizes functionality and relevance to contemporary public space needs, creating a flexible, collaborative, and user-responsive environment.
Site Analysis
Multisensory Implementation
Highlighting the building’s history and narrative by transforming original elements, while a play of light and shadow accentuates its unique architectural details.
Incorporating stone and wood materials on hallway walls to create a distinctive tactile experience with textures that can be directly felt.
Beyond the scent of old books, coffee-scented diffusers are introduced in the lounge and communal areas, evoking the ambiance of the colonial era.
Historic Adaptation
The building’s history and narrative are reflected through carefully selected materials and patterns.
Existing stained glass windows are thoughtfully repurposed as corner partitions within the library.
The iconic bambu runcing, a symbol of Surabaya, is reinterpreted as a lighting element, creating a striking focal point in the space.
