CURRICULUM VITAE

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I’m Harits, graduated from the Architecture Department of Brawijaya University class of 2019 who graduated in 2023. I am interested in visual rendering, bionic architecture, and landscape architectural arrangement Beside that, i love photography and music Happy to learn and eager to know

Muhammad Harits Rizqi Fadhlullah

06 June 2001

Jalan SDN Tajem, Banjeng, Depok, Sleman, Yogyakarta

TEL +62 89687885756

EMAIL haritsfadlullah@gmail.com

Elderly Community Center

Year

2023 Status

Academic Project - Final Project (8th Semester) Location

Sleman, Daerah Istimewa Yogyakarrta

The Community Center is specifically intended for the Elderly Population located in the Special Region of Yogyakarta (DIY). The elderly residents in DIY encounter social welfare issues. Consequently, this building serves as a venue for various activities catering to the elderly population while enhancing their well-being The facility adopts a Biophilic Design approach to maximize its functionality.

Background

Indonesia is entering an aging population structure, where the elderly population is growing very dramatically both in numbers and proportion. This phenomenon is also occurring in the Special Region of Yogyakarta, which has the highest number of elderly people in Indonesia.

Therefore, the elderly population requires a facility in the form of a Community Center with a biophilic design approach. The following are the connections between elderly issues and biophilic design:

9,80 % Persentase Rasio Status Tinggal Sendiri

The following are the selected aspects of biophilic design:

Visual Connection w th Nature

Welfare of the elderly population

Non-Visual Connection with Nature

Thermal & Airflow Variability

Presence of Water

Biomorphic Forms & Patterns

Material Connection with Nature

Prospect Refugee

Isometric

In the isometric, it can be observed that the community center's design emphasizes its activities around the river, positioning the building to directly face the water. This implementation incorporates the biophilic design aspects of "Visual Connection with Nature" and "Non-visual Connection with Nature."