INTERIOR DESIGN PORTFOLIO-2024

Interior Design Portfolio

selected works 2020-2024

Febry Rizky

Febry Rizky A. febryrizky13@gmail.com +62 822 1174 4688

Medan, Indonesia

Hello!

I’m Febry , a passionate and experienced Interior Designer dedicated to creating innovative spaces and layouts. By blending refined taste with analytical thinking, I seamlessly collaborate with teams, including contractors and suppliers, to ensure project success.

I thrive on learning and love to explore various aspects of interior design and architectural design, conducting in-depth research on design trends, materials, and innovative technologies to craft cutting-edge solutions.

2022-Present Interio r Designe r Studio Alo

3d designing and rendering for residential project mostly interior, doing 2d detailed drawing for layout plan and furnitures.

202 1-Present Freelance Designe r Medan, Indonesia

Designing and rendering 3d interiors for apartments, clinics, offices, and residential homes.

202 3-Present Model Maker Monolab.co

Creating a detailed and scaled building model as a representation of a final project.

Jul 2020Aug 2020

Modelling // Drawing // Rendering

HR Field Surveyor

Universitas Sumatera Utara

Conducting surveys and measurements then creating 3d and 2d images for the needs of the lecturer’s dissertation research.

Softwares

Sketchup AutoCad Layout Enscape Lumion Revit

Adobe Photoshop Illustrator

Skills

Concepting

Layouting Presentation

Model making

Analytical thinking

Creative problem solving

20 17 -2021 Department of Architecture

Universitas Sumatera Utara

Faculty of Eengineering

20 14 -2017 SMA Negeri 2 Medan

IPA

Medan, Indonesia

Organizations

2020-2021

20 17 -2020

Ikatan Mahasiswa Arsitektur Secretary of Education Department

Developing a work program plan and ensuring its execution to achieve the desired targets.

Ikatan Mahasiswa Arsitektur Member

Participating in and assisting with the implementation of Work Programs.

2020

Competitions

1st Winner

Sayembara Taman Hutan Kota Medan KOPAREKRAF

2019 Participant

Sayembara Desain Arsitektur Alfa X PT Sumber Alfaria Trijaya Tbk.

Interests

Interior design Layouting Legos

Travelling

Books

Movies K-drama

Table of Contents

Medan, Indonesia

Residential

Ongoing Construction, 2022

Jewel Park A21

Presents beauty in the simplicity of modern style while accommodating all client needs. Located in the residential cluster Jewel Park, Jalan Starban, Polonia, the semi-private functions on the first floor, including a foyer, children’s study area, living room, dining room, open-concept kitchen, food storage, and service area. The more private rooms are located on the second floor and two mezzanines, featuring a master bedroom, children’s room, and parents' room. Additionally, the client required a home office on the third floor for remote work, while the third-floor mezzanine includes a guest room and is dominated by other service areas such as a laundry room, storage room, and drying room.

The house is dominated by antique white and soft wood colors, creating a soft and neutral impression. In the foyer and children’s study area, the ceiling is lower than in the living room due to the existing mezzanine floor concept, with WPC panel ceilings used to emphasize the transition between the foyer and the living room, which has a higher ceiling. The living room features a wide opening that leads to the kitchen, minimizing the need for artificial lighting during the day.

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stributing fresh air into the house

The open kitchen concept was client’s primary focus during the layout-ing process. However, this concept can attract insects like mosquitoes and flies. To address this, the kitchen area has a transparent roof to maximize natural light, with parts of the roof using wire mesh to allow air and rainwater to enter, adding natural coolness. The house can independently absorb rainwater through a mini courtyard that helps reabsorb rainwater into the ground.

Transparent glass roof Wire

Master Bedroom.

Children’s Bedroom.

Parent’s Bedroom.

Guest’s Bedroom.

Parent’s Bedroom.

1st Floor Layout Plan.

2nd Mezzanine Floor Layout Plan.

3rd Mezzanine Floor Layout Plan.

Doing regular site inspections to ensure the project is built according to the design, and report any problems to the relevant team, then find the best solutions to resolve them.

Kitchen.

Courtyard.

Master Bedroom.

Nabilla House

Medan, Indonesia

Residential

Design Completed, 2023

Nestled in a serene neighborhood, the house for a small family exudes a harmonious blend of openness and intimacy. The private quarters, tucked away at the back, offer a peaceful retreat with the master bedroom enjoying direct access to the courtyard, where the gentle sounds of water from the fish pond and rustling leaves create a serene ambiance. The layout encourages a flow that brings family members together while also pro

viding secluded corners for quiet moments. The thoughtful integration of natural ele

ments and open spaces makes this house not just a residence, but a living, breathing sanctuary.

Balcony

Bathed in neutral tones of soft-textured white paint and medium-colored wood, this home is a haven of tranquility. Large openings punctuate the walls, inviting natural light to dance across the living room. The heart of the home is the open courtyard, accessible directly from the living room and master bedroom, where a tranquil fish pond mirrors the sky above, creating a seamless indoor-outdoor connection. This courtyard, devoid of a roof, serves as a lush, airy sanctuary, perfect for morning coffees or evening reflections under the stars.

The structure is topped with an Onduline roof, known for its durability and excellent waterproofing properties. This roofing solution provides reliable protection against the elements while adding a touch of aesthetic appeal.

A louvered sliding door is installed to facilitate ventilation and natural light while maintaining privacy. This innovative design element seamlessly blends functionality with modern aesthetics.

Transparent glass roof with access door to the water

The entrance is graced by a sleek glass canopy, offering shelter from the weather while allowing natural light to filter through. This elegant feature creates an inviting and luminous entryway.

Allowing for natural airflow and reducing the need for artificial cooling systems and enhances comfort.

Providing unobstructed views of the sky and abundant natural light. An access door discreetly integrated into the design allows easy maintenance access to the rooftop water tank.

Onduline roof

Glass canopy

Open ventilated roof

Dining Room.

Courtyard. Master

Study Area.

2nd Floor Corridor-to the Kids Bed. Kid’s Bedroom.

Greenfeast

North Sumatera, Indonesia

Residential-Villa

Design Completed, 2022

Situated in the cool, mountainous region of Berastagi, the villa is nestled within the client’s organic vegetable commrcial garden, offering a unique blend of luxury and nature.

The living spaces are thoughtfully arranged to maximize comfort and functionality.

This villa fosters a deep connection with nature, making it a perfect retreat in the heart of Berastagi’s scenic landscape.

Nestled amidst serene landscapes, this U-shaped villa is designed to maximize breathtaking views through expansive window openings. Each room offers a seamless connection to the outdoors, flooding the interiors with natural light and framing picturesque scenes. Ideal for a short getaway, the villa provides a tranquil retreat from the city's hustle and bustle, inviting guests to relax and rejuvenate in its harmonious blend of modern luxury and nature's beauty.

EXPLODED AXONOMETRICS

To fully embrace the breathtaking mountain views, large windows are a key feature throughout the villa. In the bedrooms, see-through windows extend up to the roof, allowing natural light to flood the interiors. Given the cold climate, the interior design predominantly features wooden elements, creating a warm and inviting atmosphere inside the villa.

The spacious living room, with its expansive windows, provides a panoramic view of the surrounding mountains and lush gardens, a cozy fireplace make it the perfect spot to unwind after a day spent exploring the scenic outdoors.

The central kitchen, intended for future communal use with other villa units, is strategically placed with direct access, enhancing convenience and fostering a sense of community.

In the bedrooms, see-through windows extend up to the roof, offering a priceless view of the stars at night.

Dining Room.

Kitchen.

Master Bedroom.

Klinik 21 Siaga

Medan, Indonesia

Commercial-Healthcare

Design Completed, 2021

21 Siaga Clinic, located in Medan, Indonesia, provides immune booster facilities, COVID-19 swab tests, and dental services.

The clinic features a neat and clean design, dominated by white, wood, and turquoise colors, creating a comfortable atmosphere.

The addition of plants, a favorite of the owner, brings a natural and refreshing feel to the clinic.

There is signage on the stairwell wall directing patients to the clinic to help them find its location easily.

The clinic's logo is prominently displayed on wooden panels that reach the ceiling in the reception area, symbolizing the clinic’s identity. Textured white paint blends seamlessly with textured Tosca paint, creating a harmonious look. Acrylic panels with wooden block mounts provide simple yet informative room signage.

Three asymmetrical mirrors on the wall enhance the room’s spaciousness and add a dynamic impression.

The waiting room sofa is designed for patient comfort while remaining economical and efficient, positioned near the reception desk and practice rooms with semi-transparent glass doors.

The immune booster room is dominated by turquoise, wood, and gray colors on the patient's chair. Green elements, such as plants placed on a white stone divider with a sink, contribute to a clean and tidy impression, ensuring patient comfort during extended stays.

The COVID-19 swab test room is dominated by beige colors, with a large soft recliner sofa to ensure patient comfort. A sink and storage cabinet underneath facilitate cleanliness and convenience for the nurses.

Medan, Indonesia Competition 1st Winner, 2020

Taman Hutan Kota PLN

Medan City Forest Park is one of the parks maintained by PT. PLN. Located in the center of Medan city, on Jalan Sudirman close to the Beringin Park, the park carries the concept of an 'Art Space' by creating a proper garden to meet the community's need for outdoor space. It can be a place for all people to mingle in public spaces and apply the WSUD concept to riverside areas.

Combining all concepts, starting from the art space with a contemporary theme in the garden design concept, several functions are included in this city park to achieve these needs. These functions include a food court, art installations, a charging station, a playground, a sitting area, and a dock.

Main Entrance; 2. Ramp; 3. Charging Station; 4. Open Stage; 5. Playground; 6. Signage; 7. Waterfront Area; 8. Installation; 9. Timber Installation; 10. Foodcourt; 11. Shades Art Installation; 12. Services Area

The city park, which is lower than the adjacent highway, requires access via stairs and ramps that are friendly to all communities. In the design of this city park, there is a river that has the potential to be an active space, but it is neglected, thus a wooden pier serves as a connector.

Several supporting functions include a food court that caters to basic human needs, specifically eating, with a street food concept, and facilities for electronic devices in case of urgent needs. Additionally, there are public outdoor spaces that are child-friendly, interactive art walls that visitors can use for drawing and writing, and these walls also serve as a barrier to the river view, which is not aesthetically pleasing.

The design is disabled-friendly by featuring a ramp made of wooden planks (mounted hollow) with a gentle trajectory that is 1/15 of the height to be achieved. In addition, there are tactile dots and tactile lines that form a complete line.

The design facilitates the need for electronic devices in case of urgent situations, featuring a roof and covered electrical outlets that are suitable for outdoor spaces. Wooden materials are used to provide a natural, contextual impression. The Lee Kwan Yew climbing plants, which not only serve as functional art but also provide a space for the plants to grow.

Creating a public outdoor space that is friendly for children by providing a set of playground equipment to train children's sensory and motor skills. Safe and colorful metal materials attract children's interest. Additionally, the pavement material is made of colored vinyl, making it safe for children.

Facilitating the primary human need for food, the design incorporates a street food concept. The paving material used is perforated, allowing water to seep into the ground. The color and texture differ from pedestrian areas, providing a distinct separation of spaces.

Lastly, elements often overlooked but essential to landscape furniture, such as trash bins, garden lights, and seating areas, are indispensable in public parks. Beyond their functionality, these elements significantly enhance the park's ambiance and user experience. By promoting cleanliness, safety, and comfort, they create an inviting atmosphere where visitors can relax, socialize, and appreciate nature.

Well-placed seating areas encourage community interaction, while aesthetically pleasing garden lights add charm and extend the park's usability into the evening. Overall, these essential features elevate the quality of public parks, making them beloved hubs of recreation and enjoyment for people of all ages.

Model Artwork

Creating models is an activity I truly enjoy, probably because I love practical tasks and solving problems. When working on models, I encounter numerous challenges and eventually come up with solutions I had never thought of before. Doing it is such a stress relief, even though it adds a new kind of stress.

I have also learned a lot about different materials and how to care for them. For example, there are many types of glue, but not all of them can be used on every material. Hot glue, for instance, creates a 3D effect when it dries, making it less effective on flat surfaces. Similarly, water-based paper glue is not suitable for wood.

Our latest project, with all its challenges and complexities, has been a new experience for us. The arrangement of asymmetrical geometric fields on the façade, combined with the interplay of solid and perforated materials, adds a unique touch.

Perforated mesh material was our choice for the facade, but it was a bit challenging because perforated material is both holey and transparent. Therefore, if applied with glue, it would be visible and messy. After exploring various material options, we found instant stick-on mosquito netting, which has a pattern very similar to our 3D design. Its advantages ultimately led us to choose this instant netting.

This architectural model represents a collaborative SME building located near the University of North Sumatra.

The design features a combination of solid and transparent roofing, utilizing Birmet and tracing paper to mimic the transparent sections. The facade incorporates a secondary skin made of WPC, presenting a unique challenge due to the varying heights of it.

FEBRY RIZKY A.

febryrizky13@gmail.com +62 822 1174 4688 Medan, Indonesia