Architecture Portfolio

Architect Professional Education Program.

I’m an enthusiast person when it comes to architecture designing and always try to find inspiration and learn new things. I'm always inspired by the nuances of nature and tried to balance it with aesthetic, functionality and user behavior pattern in a given space, and it make myself attracted to residential, tourism planning, and sustainable environment.

I believe blending architecture with nature brings people closer with it, and generate a better change for the environment.

Bandung, Jawa Barat

(+62)8126684921

faizatululya11 @gmail.com

EDUCATIONAL BACKGROUND

Gadjah Mada University

Architect Professional Education Program

Gadjah Mada University

Graduate Student of Architecture, Final GPA 3.63 of 4.00

Senior High School 1 Padang Science Class

EVENT AND ORGANIZATION

Vice President

Architecture Summer Course (KKA)

Architecture UGM

Cancelled due to Covid-19

Crew of Decoration Division

Wiswakharman Expo 2019 & 2020

Architecture UGM

WEX 2020 cancelled due to Covid-19

Sub-coordinator of Publication, Documentation and Design Division

Gadjah Mada Education Roadshow X UGM

Member of Asset and Decoration Division, Media Division

KMTA Wiswakharman

Member of Design and Documentation Division

SKALA

WORKING EXPERIENCES

2023 (Jul-Nov)

Internship at PT. Urbane Indonesia, Bandung

Studying an architect’s role as project leader and principles and management skills required in the operation of an architectural firm and apply them in project design

Assisting project architect in making site analyze, programming, designing buildings and project presentations.

2021 (Aug-Dec)

Assistant Lecturer for Comprehensive Construction Technology

Assisting the lecturer in scoring students assignments

Manage assignments and study material in eLok

Assisting the lecturer to help answering the students question about the assignment

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2021 (Jan-Mar)

Internship Student at PT. `Arkonin, Bintaro

Join Pura Besakih project as 3d designer of Manik Mas parking building and Bencingah Shopping centre. In charge of editing and photoshopping 3d and render of ANWA Residence Apartment project.

In charge of site analyzing, making diagrams and photoshopping in ANWA Housing Masterplan project.

2020 (Sept-Jan)

2020 (Apr-Jul)

Assistant Lecturer for Material Technology

Assistant Lecturer for Structure and Construction 2

Selected Works

IL Residence

Big House, Little Energy

Professional Design Studio 1 | Pekanbaru, Riau

Urban Minimalistic House

IL Residence is a retirement house project emphasizes the integration of green building principles and the utilization of minimalistic elements. Nested at an urban city of Pekanbaru, this house boasts a seamless integration between living spaces and outdoor. With a total of 360 m2 land area, the house has many opportunity to have large green spaces, providing a view of inner garden to infuse the interior. Because it’s purpose as a retirement house, the house is designed with only 1 floor without much difference in height.

It’s Closed but It’s Open

With the focus on minimalistic aesthetics, the architectural concept showcases simplicity and elegance, allowing the design to remain respecful of environment. The concept of Closed but Open Vista was created accoding to the request of client who wants her house still look spacious without partition. With this concept, even though the house has lots of windows, it still looks closed from the outside so that it prioritizes privacy, but prioritize the main view to the house inner garden.

simple and

With

minimalist look, the house facade made with straight lines and white as main color. Several area in facade is coated with grey paint and HPL wood for exterior.

1. Front lawn

2. Carport

3. Terrace

4. Foyer

5. Guest living room

6. Dining room

7. Kitchen

8. Guest room

9. Laundry and toilet

10. Backyard

11. Garage

12. Living room

13. Main bedroom

14. Bedroom 1

15. Bedroom 2

16. Bedroom 3

Site Plan

Green Design Strategies

MAXIMIZING GREEN SPACE

With a quite large KDH, the green space is created both at the front, side and in the middle of the house. Apart from the need for cross ventilation, a garden in the middle of the house can provide an attractive view

CROSS VENTILATION

Openings on all sides of the house to maximize wind flow circulation, so it can lower the need for ventilation in the house

Implementation of the cross ventilation strategy on the front door of the room which is equipped with a wooden nako and concrete roster and minimizes the need to use air conditioning

Section A

Section A

Terrace with big windows and concrete roster. Build in concrete chair for seating area at front lawn. The front lawn is divided with concrete roster to maintain the privacy of the bedroom view

Open layout guest living room which faces directly to the innercourt

The dining room with no partition with kitchen so the so that the circulation is more spacious

Kitchen equipped with build in cabinets Main bedroom with private walk in closet and face directly to the private side garden.

Bigger bathroom for the main bedroom with shower, closet and washtafel Typical bedroom with queen size bed, wardrobe and credenza Typical bathroom with shower and closet

Materials and Axonometry

SPANDEX ROOF Dark Grey

VINYL FLOOR Wood Pattern

HPL Wood Pattern

GRASS BLOCK

WALL PAINT Light Grey

WALL PAINT White

CERAMIC TILE Several Pattern Used

Residence

Elevate Student Living : Sustainable Sanctuary to Share and Collaborate

Green Building (Top 10 Indonesia DfGE Design Competition 2023 Teamed with Nadia Galuh Christanti and Vina Aurellia Artanti) | Yogyakarta, DIY

Zero Carbon Dormitory

The university wants to build flats/dormitories within the campus area intended for new students, to support their adaptation proces with environment and campus life. Apart from helping new students find accommodation and adaptation with student life in college, the process of life on campus is expected foster love and pride for the university.

Temu-Teman is a student dormitory that provides not only a place to sleep but a place to share and collaborate with fellow students. This dormitory was built with the principle of Zero Carbon Student Dormitory to introduce the principles of sustainable development to students and the community through the real construction and operation of campus buildings, which in the future will help shape student character.

What is TEMU-TEMAN?

Based on Indonesian word which means Meeting. The concept of temu means to provide collaboration between the two different gender of the dormitory by giving a common space, to foster academic and social development. Giving an innercourt also act as collaboration space.

TEMAN

Based on Indonesian word which means Friend. This is implied by making the two different type of bedroom placed side-by-side.

The purpose is to make student socialize one another but still have their own private space.

Site Location

Site located in Bulaksumur Complex, Universitas Gajah Mada, Yogyakarta.

Site Area : ±10.400m2

Existing UGM Residence

UGM and UNY Campus

Wisdom Park

Residential

The site is located at the north of the existing UGM student dormitory and is bordered directly to the western of UNY campus.

Mass Configuration

BASIC MASSING

The mass is made elongated with the main orientation north-south. The masses in the north functioned for boys and the masses in the south functioned for girls

OFFSET

Giving offset on both sides of the mass, following the slope of the site boundary

STACKING & SETBACK

The mass is arranged based on the level of zoning and gives a setback for the bedroom zoning area according to its type to form a facade pattern

CONNECTING

The two masses are connected by a podium to provide collaboration space for the 2 mass towers

DETAILING

Detailing the landscape of the building by providing a middle innercourt as green space for the two masses, and shared innercourt with existing dormitory

8. Innercourt

9. Multipurpose field

10. Car parking lot

11. Girl’s dormitory bike’s parking area

12. Girl’s dormitory canteen

13. Shared social garden with existing dorm

14. Vehicle exit

1. Security post

2. Drop-off

3. Vehicle enrance

4. Boy’s dormitory bike’s parking area

5. Boy’s dormitory canteen

6. Lift and grand stair

7. Fire shaft

1st Floor Plan

Typical Floor Plan

There is two different type of dorm floor layout, placed stacked one another. The purpose is to give a pattern to the building facade. Both type features single room, double room, pantry, laundry and common space, also to ensure student safety and mobility each floor privided with grand stair, lift that only stopped at 4th and 6th floor, and fire shaft.

Section

2nd Floor Plan

Unit Plan

SINGLE UNIT

Total area : 18 sqm

Total unit : 84 unit (one tower)

Occupancy : 1 person

The single room has one bathroom with toilet, shower and sink. The sleeping area is equipped with a cupboard, study table and bed with natural and minimalist color furniture. The study table placed right beside the window to for maximal natural light use.

DOUBLE UNIT

Total area : 32 sqm

Total unit : 42 unit (one tower)

Occupancy : 1-2 person

The double room has the same bathroom, and a partitioned sleeping area for two people, as well as an in-room pantry. Double bedroom might be giving less privacy for both people, but instead, it has an outdoor balcony for an extra stress-relief stress with large glass door for natural light.

Typical 1 Single (12 unit), Double(8 unit)

Typical 2 Single (16 unit), Double(6 unit)

1. Double unit

2. Single unit

3. Pantry

4. Communal space

5. Lift and grand stair

6. Fire shaft

7. Laundry area

1. Coworking space

2. Indoor sport area

3. Hall

4. Mini market

5. Photocopy and laundry

6. Lobby 7. Office

8. Security room 9. Clinic 10. Dormitory supervisor's room

1. Boy’s dormitory bike’s parking area

2. Boy’s dormitory canteen

3. Girl’s dormitory bike’s parking area

4. Girl’s dormitory canteen

HME04 External Shading Devices - Annual Average Shading Factor (AASF) of 0.45

Every unit has offset around 100 cm to the inside, with extra 55 cm offset for single unit. Every offset also has fixed horizontal shading with reflective paint.

HME01 Reduced Window to Wall Ratio - WWR of 14.88%

HME20 Solar Photovoltaics50% of Total Energy Use

The solar panel covering around 75% of roof area with the main orientation to the north. It covers around % of annual electricity use.

HMW08 Recycled Black Water for Flushing

Waste from toilet units are recycled so it can be used later for flushing.

HMW01 Low-Flow Showerheads - 6 L/min

TOTO

HMW02 Low-Flow Faucets for Kitchen Sinks 6

L/min

TOTO

HMW03 Low-Flow Faucets in All Bathrooms - 2 L/min

HMW07 Recycled Grey Water for Flushing

Household waste such as bathing and washing waste water are recycled so it can be used later for flushing.

HMW06 Rainwater Harvesting System - 10% of Roof Area Used for

Rainwater Collection

Rainwater harvesting system is a technology that collects water run-offs from the rooftop and green area and use it for any clean water needs.

HME09 Natural Ventilation

The dormitory tower was designed with double loaded corridor with no center atrium. The solution for natural ventilation is to make openings at several points. Every level has several opening functioned as laundry area near fire shaft ad common space and pantry near core lift and stairs. These openings will help the tower breath on each level and maximize the air circulation.

HME16-18 Energy Savings Lighting

Both internal space and external space is using energy saving light bulbs. The corridor and common space using light bulbs that automatically dims out when there’s sufficient sunlight.

HMW04 Dual Flush for Water Closets in All Bathrooms - 4.8

L/first flush and 3

L/second flush TOTO

47,79%

Rain Water Harves�ng

84,89%

TOTO Black and Grey Water to recycle

HMM01 Floor Slabs Composite In-Situ Concrete and Steel Deck (Permanent Shuttering).

HMM02 Roof Construction Composite In-Situ Concrete and Steel Deck (Permanent Shuttering)

HMM03-04

External-Internal Walls

Cellular Light Weight Concrete Blocks

HMM05 Flooring Ceramic Tile

HMM05 Window Frames Aluminium

WHAT-A View

A Modern Japanese House

Young Architects Exhibition (YAE) Competition 2023 | Serpong, South Tangerang

Framing The Inside View

This design is motivated by the increasing need of housing for millennial families in suburban areas. the needs of the house must be able to accommodate the space requirements of all family members

The user is a happy family who loves to spend time together and having afternoon tea every weekend but also a family with privacy issue and need a private room for themselves. The family consist of mother and daughter who loves gardening and a father and son who loves reading.

To ensure the privacy of the family members, but respecting the need of an opening, raises the concept of framing the inside view. The implementation is providing an inner garden as the main view of the house that can be seen from vital rooms.

SECTION A

SECTION B

FORMING AND ZONING

Forming the mass based on the zoning of the privacy level.

INNER AND FRONT GARDEN AS MAIN VIEW

The garden can be viewed from both outside and inside the house.

FRAMING THE VIEW

The framing includes a wooden framing to inner garden and roster framing to highlight the main tree in the front garden.

KEEP JAPANESE SIMPLE LINES

Using straight and simple lines to form shelves and cabinets in the house.

DETAILING AND MATERIAL PLAYING

Using a slanted roof to adapt with Indonesia’s tropical climates, but keeping wood as japanese common material

ENTRANCE

LDK LIVING-DINING-KITCHEN

FOYER

FAMILY ROOM

TATAMI ROOM

MASTER BEDROOM

INNER GARDEN

CHILD BEDROOM

INNER GARDEN FRAMING

LIVING AND INNER GARDEN

The Colors of the world

My Aesthetic Funtastic Space

Andara Living Interior Design Competition 2022 | DKI Jakarta

Young - Fun - Productive - Mindfulness - Togetherness

In the era that continues to grow now, it is increasingly felt that the limitations of land and space for residence. But on the other hand the need for housing is increasing along with the increase in population. In addition, the demands to have a safe, comfortable and healthy place to live are increasing in the midst of this pandemic era. Changes in behavior and habits of millennial and Gen Z youth also need to be considered in the development of today's housing.

Andara Living was designed with all these trends in mind so that residents can have a safe, comfortable and healthy place to live and have a good design that can meet the tastes and behavior of the millennial and Gen Z generations.

In addition, at Andara Living, various facilities will also be prepared. Facilities that can improve the quality of life of its residents and support joint activities with family, friends and colleagues. Besides also being able to awaken the mood and productivity of the occupants.

The concept of "The Colors of the World" which maximizes limited space to create a separate world for its use so that it can support various indoor activities, which applied to 5 criteria

Young

Use of rounded access to furniture and ceiling pattern

Fun Giving a special theme for each room

Bedroom - Desert (alone, quiet)

Kitchen and living roomForest (togetherness, nature)

Mindful

Shared areas with bright colors and no partitions and with indoor vegetation

Productive

Furniture that is compact and flexible as well as acts as a decoration

Together Room arrangement that allows to facilitate joint activities

Bathroom - Ocean (watery, cold)

TYPE 2 BEDROOM BEDROOM 1

TACO HPL TH 325 H Brown Kraftwood

TACO VINYL FLOORING TV 2002 Honey Oak

Folding Table

HPL Door

HPL Solid Color

FROSTED GLASS Create transparent visuals while maintaining privacy

BLACKBOARD PAINT Serves as a reminder board to increase productivity

& 2

Folding Dining Table HPL Solid Color

TYPE 2 BEDROOM LIVING DINING KITCHEN

TYPE 2 BEDROOM BATHROOM

MANGROVE EDUCATION PARK AND CONSERVATION CENTER

Waterfront Educational Tourism with Biophilic Approach

Final Project | Teluk Buo, Padang

WHY MANGROVE?

With a coastline of up to 95,181 km., Indonesia has a mangrove forest of 3,490,000 hectares, or about 214 of the world's mangrove area. In 2022, Indonesia's mangrove forests have shrunk to 3,311,208 hectares, with 637,624 hectares (19.26 percent) in critical condition.

West Sumatra Province itself has a fairly extensive mangrove forest around 39,832 hectares.However, based on data from the Department of Fisheries and Maritime Affairs of the City of Padang the area of mangrove forest in Padang City decreased in 2015 to 74 Ha. Until now, the problem of destruction of mangrove forests in Padang City has only been resolved within the community and the Padang Coastal and Marine Resources Management Center. As one of the areas prone to abrasion disasters, it is necessary to have a special facility to develop in terms of education, as well as manage mangrove forests that currently still exist.

EDU KASI EKOLOGI REKREASI

MANGROVE EDUCATION PARK AND CONSERVATION CENTER AS WATERFRONT EDUCATION TOURISM

PADANG CITY

The use of different leveling between buildings following the contours.

Combines with biophilic design elements architecturally.

EDUCOLOGY ADVENTURE

1. LOBBY

2. EDUCATION CENTER

3. EDUCATION CLASS

4. PLAYGROUND

5. UNDERGROUND TRAIL

LEGEND

6. CONSERVATION CENTER

7. OBSERVATION TOWER

8. FOOD COURT

9. SOUVENIR SHOP

10. SERVICE BUILDING

WHAT’S INSIDE?

EDUCATION CENTER ENTRANCE MANGROVE LIFE CYCLE EXHIBITION MANGROVE OUTDOOR EXHIBITION Indoor

which contains general things about

such as their life cycle

An outdoor mangrove exhibition which has an integrated mangrove aquaculture pool which showcases the types of mangroves found in Teluk Buo

W(E)AVING FISH ANCHORAGE

Empowerment for Fishermen Community in Pasia Nan Tigo

Thematic Studio 2 (Submitted for Asia Young Designer Awards (AYDA) 2021) | Pasia Nan Tigo, Padang

Empathy for Social Inequalities

Indonesia is the largest maritime country. Many cities in Indonesia are located on the coast and most of them are fishermen. However, Indonesian fishermen are rated as one of the lowest earning professions. As one of the countries with the widest Exclusive Economic Zone, Indonesia is considered not yet able to prosper the fishermen.

When migrants began to occupy coastal areas side by side with fishermen's settlements, social inequalities began to emerge which can be seen in the differences in the structure of their lives. This happened in one of the villages in Padang City, namely Pasia Nan Tigo Village.

The wealth of marine and fishery resources in Pasie Nan Tigo Village has not been able to provide economic prosperity for the fishing communities in Pasie Nan Tigo and is considered one of the villages with the largest number of poor families on the coast of Padang City.

GROWTH MARKET

Buildings formed from permanent and semi-permanent modules. Permanent modules for service and fish processing area, and semi-permanent modules for market and other function, making it easier to add modules for future market

DESIGN STRATEGY

LOCAL IDENTITY

Adapting the concept of a stilt house in rumah gadang for building modules, to preserve the natural site. As well as the use of weaving patterns for landscapes and facades, mainly ‘pucuak rabuang’ pattern, so that it has the potential to create facilities that reflect the character

MIXED USE FACILITY

Combine various functions related to the fishery economy and social and become a new port for fisheries. Wet market, dry market, auction market, fish processing area, fish port for fishery economy. Community center, outdoor landscape including badminton field, and informal meeting place for social context.

SUSTAINABLE

Using an urban void : a mass that is not too massive and hollow, so that it responds to wind flow and created cross ventilation for natural ventilation, minimize the use of light energy and utilize natural light.

PERSPECTIVE VIEW OF FISH PORT

FISH LANDING AND AND FISHING EQUIPMENT RETAIL

To solve the problem of lack of tools, the port is also provided with facilities for borrowing tools from DKP or trading between fishermen.

ENTRANCE AND DROP OFF MARKET

The entrance is equipped with stairs and ramps to accommodate disabled visitors

DRY MARKET

A dry market that accommodates the sale of daily goods and as a place to sell dried fish products

FISH DRYING AREA

Dried fish is one of the main products in pasia nan tigo. The fish drying area is placed n the middle of this market which will later be distributed directly to the dry market

AUCTION MARKET

The catch from fishermen directly diracted to auction market to accommodate the sale of big fish as well as to avoid ‘tempulak’.

WET MARKET

The catch from fishermen directly diracted to wet market for daily sales

FISH PROCESSING CENTER

Besides being directly delivered to the market, the caught fish are also directly processed at the fish processing center, which will later be distributed to dry markets and outside markets.

SEAFOOD CULINARY RETAIL

Fish from the wet market can also be processed by seafood culinary retail. Shared food court also provided in spot

FOOD COURT

Shared food court to accomodate a comfortable place to eat directly facing the beach

OUTDOOR COMMUNAL AREA

To connect two different settlements, shared communal area are provided that can be used for various sub-district activities, which are equipped with various facilities for both children and adults. The goal is to create a borderless relationship between two settlements with different incomes.

BADMINTON FIELD

Badminton is a common sport enjoyed by almost the entire population in Indonesia. To accommodate sports activities, a badminton court is provided which is free for visitors to use

This fish port is where fishing boat land which is equipped with a floating pier

SQUARE, SIMPLE, STACKED MODULE COMPONENTS TYPE

600g Fibreglass

Fibreglass used for the roof waterproof layer

Plywood Decking

22 mm Plywood decking used for natural colouring

Wood Joint

Prefabricated Wood Joint with gusset plate and connected to beam and column using drift pins.

Wood Column

Prefabricated Wood Column cutted at the top to insert the gusset plate

Wood Plank Flooring

Wood Beam Ceiling

30X40 fabricated wood joint with gusset plate that can be customized according to the position of the added modules

Pedestal Foundation

Pedestal foundation to support the growing modules.

Waste Water Drain

Wood Plank Floor

Wood railing

Used for market modules to create open mass.

Louvered wood

Used for fish processing area, to create private mass but not prevent the air and smoke flow.

Sliding door

Used for market service storage that need big opening for loading and unloading

Wanderer’s

EXCLUSIVE RESIDENCE VILLA

Highlight the uniqueness of Belitung

Thematic Studio 1 | Tanjung Kelayang, Belitung

The Beauty of Tanjung Kelayang

The tourism development program in Bangka Belitung Province, which is centered in the Tanjung Kelayang Special Economic Zone (KEK), Belitung is currently a priority program for the Central Government because this area is a National Tourism Strategic Area (KSPN) that has been established by the Government of Indonesia. The SEZ, which was established by the President of the Republic of Indonesia on March 14, 2019, is included in the 10 priority tourism destinations that have marine tourism objects with white sandy beaches and exotic panoramas. The beach is decorated with giant granite rocks is a characteristic of the beaches in this area. This area is adjacent to the surrounding small islands which also have their own charm.

In line with this, the development of exclusive resort villas as part of the support for the national tourism development program needs to be realized in the form of Priority Tread Design Plans and Exclusive Residence Villa buildings in the above locations. The Exclusive Residence Villa which will be built at one of the sites in this exclusive resort zone must be designed based on sustainable, contextual, futuristic, attractive,and creative concepts and characters developed based on local cultural wisdom.

Remarkable Journey.

The concept of this Exclusive Residence Villa is Remarkable Journey with the tagline Highlight the Uniqueness of Belitung.

The application of the concept into the villa includes

- Adapting the Belitung Traditional House, Residence Villa is designed with stilt house style with the aim of avoiding wild animals, respecting contours and avoiding environmental damage

- The villa is directed to the beach to maximize the view.

- The road inside the villa is prioritized for buggy cars so that visitors can feel the 'adventure' and enjoy the beach panorama.

1. Parking and Buggy Station

2. Lobby

3. Nomad Hub & Business Center

4. BOH

5. Service Station

6. Cultural Area

7. Restaurant

8. Pool Bar

9. Gym, Spa & Acupressure

10. Swimming Pool

11. Water Sports Center

12. Jong Villa

13. Kelayang Villa

14. Granite Villa

KELAYANG VILLA

1 bedroom (difable friendly) | 173.6 sqm | 10 unit

Based on the name of this villa, the shape of the villa is a transformation of the swallow that is often found in Tanjung Kelayang

LEGEND

1. Entrance

2. Living Room

3. Pantry

4. Dressing Room

5. Bathroom

6. Bedroom

7. Office Area

8. Sun deck

9. Outdoor Jacuzzi

1ST FLOOR PLAN

KELAYANG VILLA EXTERIOR

KELAYANG VILLA EXTERIOR

KELAYANG VILLA BEDROOM

JONG VILLA

1 bedroom (2 floor) | 152.7 sqm | 13 unit

Based on the name of this villa, the shape of the villa is a transformation of the ship used in the traditional Sawang Tribe in Belitung, namely Muang Jong.

JONG VILLA LIVING ROOM

1. Entrance

2. Living Room

3. Sun deck

4. Outdoor Jacuzzi

5. Pantry

6. Dressing Room

7. Bathroom

8. Bedroom

9. Office

GRANITE VILLA

2 bedroom (2 floor) | 550 sqm | 4 unit

Based on the name of this villa, the shape of the villa is a transformation of the garuda bird granite in Tanjung Kelayang.

LEGEND

1. Living Room

2. Pantry

3. Mini Bar

4. Swimming Poll

5. Sun deck

Master Bedroom

6. Bedroom

7. Vanity Room

8. Bathroom

Guest Bedroom

9. Bedroom

10. Vanity Room 11. Bathroom

GRANITE VILLA MASTER BEDROOM

URBAN

SANCTUARY

Dream House Responds to Covid-19

Disaster Resillent Architecture | -

Productive at Home

The uncontrolled spread of the COVID-19 virus causing restrictions on going out due to the coronavirus disease (COVID-19) pandemic and force people in many countries to stay home. However, life must go on. Humans can not just stay at home with the demands of work. People need to reconsider how they live. Significant changes in everyday life include an increase in time spent at home and a new mix of private and public spaces due to teleworking.

Going forward, this lifestyle transition is expected to result in significant changes in the functional requirements for housing. this social adjustment, housing design changes are expected from developers and designers.

There has been considerable research on housing and health. However, there is no general consensus on the definition of a “healthy home,” and significant gaps remain in our knowledge of how housing conditions affect health. Some studies have explored the relationship between housing conditions and health, focusing on mental health, sleep quality, indoor air quality, home safety, accessibility.

CONCEPT

The existence of a social space as a gathering place for family members after completing a day's activities.

The existence of a Home Office and Study/Play Room to fulfill Work From Home and School/Online Lectures so that each activity can be focused.

Procurement of outdoor space for sports (jogging and swimming) as well as a food garden for food stocks so that food is guaranteed and there is no need to leave the house. At the entrance to the house, there is also a sink for washing hands so that hand hygiene when entering and leaving the house is guaranteed

Copper or Aluminum is used on surfaces that are often touched by hands such as door knobs and stair railings. Because, Copper and Aluminum are basically 'virus killing material', so the virus can only last a few hours.

The use of wood material is only on the outer facade that does not come into direct contact with hands, because the virus can live for days on wood material. Whereas in concrete materials, viruses can disappear more quickly, because the covid-19 virus disappears faster on porous surfaces. Therefore, concrete material is placed on several sides of the house.

Tembaga/ Alumunium Kayu Concrete Tile

Play and Study Room

Home Office

Living Room

Isolation Room

2nd Floor Outdoor Balcony

Family Room Swimming Pool and Food Garden