Portfolio - Georgius Tony Hindarko

GEORGIUS TONY HINDARKO

ARCHITECTURE PORTFOLIO

Selected Works

From 2020 - 2023

GEORGIUS TONY HINDARKO

ARCHITECTURE

PORTFOLIO

My passion lies in crafting spaces that transcend functionality to become immersive experiences. Every design is an opportunity to sculpt environments that not only fulfill practical needs but also evoke emotions and create memorable narratives. Inspired by Louis Kahn’s words, I believe in “the beauty that emerges from thoughtful selection, integration, and love in design.”

Contents :

Hotel Cremorne

Timeline : March - June 2020 01

Blending Heritage and Innovation in Hospitality

02

Soft Boundary

Community Renaissance - Where Art Meets Change-

Timeline : June - Nov 2022

03

Geelong Plus

Beyond Urban Sprawl - Innovative Housing Solutions For Regional Victoria

Timeline : March - May 2022

Software : Rhino, Lumion, Autocad, Adobe Illustrator, & Adobe Photoshop

HOTEL CREMORNE

Blending Heritage and Innovation in Hospitality

Department : Monash University

Supervisor : Markus Jung

Timeline : March - June 2020

Hotel Cremorne

Blending Heritage and Innovation in Hospitality 01.

Department : Monash University

Supervisor : Markus Jung

Timeline : March - June 2020

Project Overview :

The project introduces an innovative capsule hotel infused with surrealistic design elements, promising an immersive sensory journey for adventurous travelers and backpackers in search of unique experiences. Our concept pioneers a dynamic accommodation model aimed at nurturing a lively atmosphere, encouraging social interaction, relaxation, and memorable encounters for every guest. The surrealistic approach not only enhances the design of the site and building but also plays a pivotal role in reactivating the overall ambiance.

BRYAN STREET

Immersive Stay

Redefining Hospitality for Adventurous Travelers in a Capsule Hotel

The project introduces an innovative capsule hotel curated for international backpackers and adventurous travelers, pushing beyond conventional concepts in accommodation. Its primary goal is to transform this site into a vibrant nexus for the demographic, cultivating a community where travelers converge, connect, and delve into unparalleled experiences. Alongside the revitalization of an industrial building in Cremorne, the project’s essence revolves around conserving the area’s heritage and distinct characteristics, offering travelers a chance to immerse themselves in the site’s rich history while creating their own memorable journeys.

1. Tourist Focused Art Workshop & Souvenir Shop

2. Communal Library & Computer Area

3. Cafe & Sitting Area

4. Laundry & Sitting Area

5. Female Bathroom

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Our project unveils a “Distinctive Social Balconies”, fostering guest interaction and engagement. This innovative communal space offers scenic experiences, aimed at creating a vibrant atmosphere, encouraging socializing, and memorable moments for all.

DIAGRAM OF DESIGN PROCESS

The outdated building extension in front of the main building was removed to enhance visibility and appreciation of the distinctive main building facade

The Vertical Extension, oriented towards the building’s center, serves as a centralized communal courtyard, functioning as fostering guests interaction and unity.

The revitalization of the ground floor around the building not only enhances the hotel’s entrance but also enriches the overall atmosphere in the site’s vicinity.

A Roof top communal area that fostering outdoor activities while offering breathtaking suburban views. This addition enriching each guest’s stay.

Unity Nexus

Building Unity at the Heart of Interaction

Guests within the capsules and on the balconies relish views of the bustling activities in the center, promoting connection and engagement. Moreover, A lively ambiance emerges from the repeating capsule room facade, fostering a captivating scene for centralized communal area.

Captivating Connection

Elevating Experiences through Innovative Social Balconies

The hotel aims to provide guests with an immersive experience by seamlessly connecting capsule rooms to a vibrant social balcony. This design concept seeks to establish a harmonious space, fostering interaction and relaxation, ultimately enhancing the overall guest experience.

Experimental

Department :

Monash University

Supervisor : Danielle Peck

Work with: Chee Song Chuah

Timeline : June - Nov 2022

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Soft Boundary

Community Renaissance: Where Art Meets Change

Work by:

60 % Georgius Tony Hindarko - 40 % Chee Song Chuah

Department : Monash University

Supervisor : Danielle Peck

Timeline : June - Nov 2022

Existing Building Refurbishment

The refurbishment project seeks to innovatively uplift living conditions by merging art into the environment, fostering a revitalized atmosphere. In addition, it introduces a proposed language area and a rooftop cultural cinema, designed to benefit both the inhabitants and the broader Fitzroy community, enriching their cultural experiences

Artistic Facade Extension

The innovative extension of the artistic facade is a pivotal component in the remodeling endeavor, enriching the existing design to elevate the building’s amenities. Infusing surrealistic elements into the architecture not only fosters a more inviting atmosphere for the community but also marking a positive transformation in Fitzroy.

Project Overview :

In this project, our key concept is centered around rejuvenating the Brotherhood’s Sumner House by incorporating art and culture, aimed at reactivating the site and enhancing the quality of life for its residents. This initiative signifies an investment in furthering humanitarian efforts and fostering a strong sense of care and community bonds. The goal is to change the perception of building from a merely homeless shelter into an emblem of contemporary humanitarianism, resonating with its surroundings.

Existing Condition

West Facade View : Staff Entrance to the Building and Storage

East Facade View : Public Entrance to the Building and Site

Following its role as Covid-19 temporary lockdown accommodation, the building hasn’t been used for its original purpose as accomodation for old people since there is a new regulation for accomodation. However, the director of the humanitarian efforts is open for suggestion on revitalizing this building, by considering repurposing it as lodging for individuals facing financial challenges, coupled with a new focus on language education.

Beyond the Books: A Playful Paradigm for Learning and Lifestyle

Cultivating Connections: Social Balconies Redefining Shared Spaces

This project explores how art can profoundly enhance the facilities of a social justice organization in Fritzroy. I believe that art has the potential to transform these spaces into unique landmarks. Through experimental design, embracing surrealism and playful architectural concepts, we aim to create a welcoming environment that represents an investment in advancing humanitarian work and instilling a sense of care and community connection.

19. Metal Wire Net 20.

Steel Frame Welded to

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Geelong Plus

Innovative Housing Solutions For Regional Victoria

Department : Monash University

Supervisor : Lisa Garner & Andrej Vodstrcil

Timeline : March - May 2022

Project Overview :

The proposed medium-density social housing in Geelong, Victoria, aims to tackle affordable housing shortages without contributing to urban sprawl. Focused on supporting existing communities and attracting new residents, it aims to boost regional centers’ economic and social vibrancy. By harnessing regional living’s unique spatial qualities and climate, the project employs innovative architectural strategies. Inspired by international models like 6 x 6 Block Girona, DataAE, and HARQUTECTES student housing, it aims to elevate inhabitants’ quality of life while making a positive impact on the community.

Beyond Urban Sprawl : Architectonic Strategies Shaping Geelong’s Affordable Housing Landscape

Site analysis and precedent studies have revealed strategies for a sustainable, functional, and attractive building. The vision transcends mere housing through creating a harmonious living space that embraces regional living’s uniqueness while addressing affordability. This approach offers adaptability and convenience in an evolving housing landscape, providing a superior alternative to traditional urban sprawl for affordability, sustainability, and adaptability

NORTH SUN

8.0 - 8.5 m/s

South Wind (Summer)

The central courtyard, our project’s nucleus, prioritizes well-being and community bonds. Designed to be a hub for gatherings and activities, it encourages interaction and connection among residents, bolstering a unified neighborhood spirit.

The project aims to provide affordable, clean energy to residents by strategically aligning building rooftops for maximum solar exposure. Each resident’s electricity needs are considered, with room for future solar panel installations to achieve a net-zero energy goal.

The social housing design maximizes energy efficiency by leveraging the site’s climate for consistent comfort. It harnesses winter sun for passive heating and capitalizes on strong summer winds (8.0 - 8.5 m/s) for natural cooling. Cross-ventilation efficiently eliminates warm air, ensuring improved indoor comfort in warmer months.

The proposed social housing project draws inspiration from global models like the 6 x 6 Block Girona, DataAE, and HARQUTECTES Student Housing. It adopts prefabricated rooms, cutting construction expenses and drastically speeding up the building process with an innovative approach.

1. Centralize Courtyard

2. Green by Design

3. Site Synergy

4. Affordable & Adaptable Construction

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The design philosophy revolves around creating units with versatile spaces that can seamlessly adapt to evolving needs over time. These adaptable spaces are designed to be easily repurposed, ensuring that they can effortlessly meet the changing requirements of the residents. The inspiration on the idea of using versatile space for the inhabitant was from the precedent study on 6 x 6 Blocks Girona which showcasing their units rooms being used by the inhabitant into a variety of usage from ordinary one bedroom units into three bedroom or functional office.

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GEORGIUS TONY HINDARKO

ARCHITECTURE PORTFOLIO

THANK YOU

Thank you for taking the time to explore this portfolio. Throughout my journey, I’ve learned that challenges serve as invaluable teachers. With every obstacle encountered, I’ve discovered new knowledge, skills, and experiences. Embracing these challenges has not only been pivotal to my growth but also instrumental in honing my capacity to innovate and evolve.

Georgius Tony Hindarko