Undergraduate Architecture Portfolio

PORTFOLIO of selected works / 2019-2021

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IMMANUEL SATYA DHARMA UNDERGRADUATE ARCHITECTURE STUDENT

Hi! My name is Nono and I’m currently a 3rd year Architecture student at Gadjah Mada University.

I describe myself rather as an idealist while keeping a room for the realist part of me. I question lots of things as a way to learn new things. As in working, I find it better to do things alone, although group projects fit me as well.

I started to develop interest in Architecture when I was in my Highschool years. I also take a keen interest in photography, especially still life photography and photojournalism. Though there are still lots of things for me to improve that hopefully will be achieved through my lifetime journey.

PERSONAL DETAILS

EDUCATION SMA Kolese Loyola Semarang

Contacts immanuelsatyad@gmail.com (+62) 85875931133 linkedin.com/in/immanuelsatya-dharma-649579158/

Date of Birth Semarang, January 6th 2002 Address Jl. Tlogosari Selatan, Kalicari, Pedurungan, Semarang

2016-2019

S1 Teknik Arsitektur Universitas Gadjah Mada 2019-present

EXPERIENCES 2021

Treasurer Kuliah Kerja Arsitektur 2021 (KKA 2021)

Education SMA Kolese Loyola Semarang

Head of Fundraising Division

2016 - 2019

Wiswakharman Expo 2021 (WEX 2021)

S1 Teknik Arsitektur UGM 2019 - present

Skills Photography Graphic Design Critical Thinking Attention to Detail Proficiency SketchUp Autodesk AutoCAD Enscape Rendering Adobe Photoshop Adobe Lightroom CorelDRAW Languages Indonesian Javanese English

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Head of Entrepreneurship Division Keluarga Mahasiswa Teknik Arsitektur (KMTA)

Staff of Design and Documentation Teknisiade 2021

Editorial Staff (to present) Redaction Team of kekl19.site

2020

Staff of Entrepreneurship Division Keluarga Mahasiswa Teknik Arsitektur (KMTA)

Staff of Design and Documentation Wiswakharman Expo 2020 (WEX 2020)

Staff of Design and Documentation Teknisiade 2020

SEMINAR & WORKSHOPS Talkshow Kuliah Kerja Arsitektur 2021 Financial Talks by BEM KM UGM 2021 Beginner Stock Investment Webinar by IPOT

TRANQUIL HOLLOW

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APERTURE

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BHIVA/TWC OFFICE

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GAWE COLLABORATIVE

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SOEDIRMAN HOTEL

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SPACE FRAME STAGE

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SKETCHES

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MAQUETTE MODELS

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PHOTOGRAPHY

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Architectural folly

Photography studio and learning center

Tourism area management office building

Café and Co-Working Space

4-Star City Hotel

TABLE OF CONTENTS

Structural study

Architectural sketches

Mockup model of selected works

Compilation of raw photo works

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TRANQUIL HOLLOW

Us, humans, are not perfect. They’re lack of the ability to keep things together. It’s only a matter of time until their body had enough. Humans need to be understood, but the one who’s able to do that is no other than themselves.

Sometimes, a small chat between the mind and soul of an individual being is all they ever needed.

first semester studio / final project / 2019

sketchup remodeling and enscape rendering / 2021

Functionality as a concept

The folly is built to provide a private space, away from crowd and anything that can interfere the discourse between mind and soul. The approximate floor area of 5m2 is perfect for an individual being.

Philosophy as a concept

The repetitive design represents consistency in the design, as in what human minds want to achieve. Positivity and optimism portrayed by the soaring height of the folly. The take corresponds directly to what the user desire to attain, to find inner peace, an answer to their discomfiture.

Design as a concept

The reason behind pentagon as a base shape was originally to mimic the shape of a flower crown, that is often used to symbolize a new beginning. It was then simplified into a geometrical shape as a base. The base is then lifted, repeated with a 50 rotation for each and every process. This created a figure that emphasizes dynamic between every element, while the gap between the logs created a unique play of light and shadow. The entrance for the folly is shaped to follow the swirling form from the entirety of the figure, to create a unique experience to the user of finding a way in. The optimal site placement for the building is either a meadow or a grass field, where there’s not much distraction from the outside.

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Design inspiration

The shape idea was highly influenced

by Shanghai Tower, thus making the swirling form. The project took two weeks in total, it involves precedent study, form finding. mockup model making, constructing the concept, and the final presentation poster.

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Original presentation poster and model / 2019

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APERTURE

The Sekip cluster area has been around for decades. It remains it’s function as a housing, mainly for lecturer and staffs of Gadjah Mada University till this day. Unfortunately, livable may not be the proper word to describe the condition of this cluster. Using adaptive reuse approach, Aperture is designed to give the cluster a second chance, as well as bringing in a whole new community.

third semester studio / second project / 2020

sketchup remodeling and enscape rendering / 2021

Adaptive Reuse - Challenges

The given existing building is a cultural heritage, therefore redesign restrictions exist in order to keep the significance in place. Structural e l e m e n t d e m o l i t i o n a re st r i c t l y prohibited, as well as stairs and utility area. Exterior materials have to be kept in the same condition as the other buildings in given cluster.

Adaptive Reuse - Goals

The goal is to give the currently unused and not maintained house a new purpose. The fact that it is located right across the Vocational School of UGM makes an educational facility the best option. As from design perspective, it had to include a natural source of l i g h t i n g a n d ve n t i l a t i o n w i t h a disability-friendly design features.

Aperture - The Purpose

The building’s main users are students who have interest in photography. It consists of a classroom to learn the theories, a studio room for practical studies, and an open gallery on the second floor to showcase the results of said learning activities.

To fulfill the function, few design refinements are made. The windows has to be shut down in order to prevent natural sunlight to come in the studio room, for said activity mainly depends on artificial illumination. On the contrary, a new floor to ceiling-high frameless window is added to provide sunlight to the corridor, to then be dispersed to the center of building. The second floor might have the biggest alteration, as the interior walls are completely removed in order to make an open space large enough to hold an exhibition.

gallery studio class

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Changes of the room functionality can be seen on the picture beside. In addition, there’s no s i g n i fi c a n t changes other than the ones mentioned above.

East Elevation

North Elevation Section A-A’

Exterior model

North view perspective

Building exterior

Second floor gallery

Section B-B’

Section plan model

Natural lighting

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BHIVA/TWC OFFICE

PT. Taman Wisata Candi (TWC) is a state-owned enterprises that manages cultural tourist attraction, especially historical, cultural heritage building, and temples such as Borobudur Temple and Prambanan Temple. The new office building is made in expectation to improve overall work qualities and to give the best to clients.

fourth semester studio / final project / 2021

sketchup modeling and enscape rendering / 2021

Better Work Environment to Improve Work Performance

Located on the East-side of Yogyakarta’s ring road, making the spot perfect for public office. The idea was to bring in a new office atmosphere to improve the productivity, thus the line came up. In order to achieve desired results, the office designed using sustainable architecture principles such as open spaces, lots of greeneries, local natural materials, and passive design system.

hanging garden

1-meter cantilever

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Something’s Hanging!

There was a site setback restriction in the limited already area of usable site. It was then decided to use a cantilever structure system as a trick to have more of both built spaces and the garden area. The garden is filled with grasses, bushes, and hanging plants to filter the air from the outside and to limit the amount of heat that comes up with the sunlight.

vertical wooden skin

low-e frosted glass

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Site Planning

An outer road was added as a main vehicle circulation pathway, including cars, motorcycles, and a fire truck if there was an unfortunate situation of fire. Entrance was placed north side of the site so that visitors can slow down when reaching the location and to smoothen the plotting. For ease and comfort reasons, the drop off area placement must follow the entrance plotting, therefore it is placed on the north side of site, while the east side is used as outdoor parking for cars and travel shuttles.

Supporting systems

Mid-rise building have a very different system requirements when it comes to structure. Lots of columns and beams were designed carefully in grids to make sure the building stands still for decades without any decrease in quality and strength. Building core were such a challenge due to its prohibition to have an opening along the shear wall. It was placed on the south side of the building and the reason was for a protection from winds, as it mostly blows from the south sea. Lastly, the cantilever columns and beams were added to said element used as rooms.

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Form Finding

First step was to calculate the actual site area after being reduced by setback restrictions. The square was lifted later on, creating a base mass of block.

Afterwards, a new block was added inside the existing block to designate building core that consists of elevators, emergency exit, and utility areas. New planes were added to divide the mass into certain number of floors that was greater in size to make room for the cantilever. The finishing touch was to add a connecting vertical wall between floors.

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Ground floor plan

First floor plan

Second floor plan

Third floor plan

Fourth floor plan

Top floor plan

Basement plan

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east elevation

north elevation

west elevation

south elevation

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GAWE COLLABORATIVE

Flood has been haunting Semarang for years, if not decades. It mainly caused by the raising sea level and bad maintained sewerage system. In the other hand, demand for working spaces keep rising as more and more students need an inspiring place to refresh their minds.

disaster response architecture / final project / 2021

sketchup modeling and enscape rendering / 2021

Wanderer’s Alma Mater

To fulfill the demand of a café-working space that has been increasing greatly is the main idea behind Gawe Collaborative. The site is located near Kolese Loyola High School Semarang where nearly 40% of their students live in boarding houses around the area. With an industrial minimalist design, combined with green design approach, Gawe Collaborative provides an inspiring space perfect for studying and working.

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Disaster Context

Rain flood has been the most common natural disaster to occur in the given site. It can heavily affect studying activities and productivity level of the high school students, leave alone the blackouts that almost always follow the said disaster. To help overcome these issues, Gawe Collaborative is designed to prevent flood. The land below is dredged to make a container that houses up to approximately 300,000 litre of rainwater. The water is then distributed to local drainage channel.

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Less is More

The style of Gawe Collaborative is dominated by Industrial Architecture. It’s all about achieving raw, edgy style that looks unfinished, yet cohesive. It features lots of elements unique to the style such as exposed ceilings, concrete and bricks as primary materials for walls, metal and wood finishes for accent, creating a warm, natural, and earthy color scheme that is comfortable to live or work in.

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Design Features

Concrete, wood, and metal blend perfectly and it just never goes wrong. The main design feature is to get rid of the indoor-outdoor barrier by creating large openings that allow natural lighting.

Indoor plants are used to recreate the sense of being outside so that the students or other customers can feel relaxed.

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north elevation

east elevation

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south elevation

west elevation

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site plan

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second floor plan

rooftop floor plan

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SOEDIRMAN HOTEL

Amidst the bustling activity of businesses in the central of Yogyakarta, Soedirman Hotel is here to accommodate all necessities. Combining work and lifestyle, designed with sustainable architecture principle, yielding homage into the renowned rich culture of Yogyakarta.

fifth semester studio / final project / 2021

sketchup modeling and enscape rendering / 2021

Integrating Local Culture and Modern Concepts

Kotabaru District is one of the city’s major economy central with plentiful of history and culture behind. From the business perspectives, the area holds a massive potential due to its strategic position, right in the center of Yogyakarta. With the rich cultural background of Yogyakarta, Soedirman Hotel aim to provide a space that offer pleasant living, memorable leisure, and productivity boosting.

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Lavish Inheritance

A combination of traditional heritage and modern components that gives an uncommonly unique experience, brought into a city hotel. The well-known batik patterns are found all around the hotel. Luxurious marble slabs with dramatic play of artificial lighting gives off an extravagant personality to the hotel’s interior. A finishing touch of greeneries are giving its part to the sustainable green architecture components, as well as making the surroundings a bit more livable.

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Design Transformation

The base shape of the plan follows given irregular contour of the site. It makes use of the already limited area to divide the plan based on its functionality. It takes an L shape as the primary configuration to maximize openings and to allow creating facades as the building is located on the corner of a junction.

site plan

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basement floor plan

semi basement floor plan

ground floor plan

first floor plan

typical floor plan

rooftop floor plan

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north elevation

east elevation

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west elevation

south elevation

Structural and Utilities Information

Reinforced concrete and steel columns are the main supports of the structure system. It used the conventional 8-meters grid arrangement to ease division of space. There are two building cores located in the east and west ends of the building. It is to limit openings to direct sunlight and to improve strength against wind.

For the utilities system, a ground water tank located in the basement is used to store clean waters from the primary source of the Government-owned water company. The basement also houses generator set system as secondary electricity source.

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The Public Areas

Different areas in the interior shares the same thing in common, design features, with luxurious marble slabs and touches of dark woods as an addition being the main design language of Soedirman Hotel. The ground floor involves the lobby area, reception area, lounge area, indoor and outdoor coffee shop, business center, tour and travel agent, and a 24-hour pharmacy.

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Amenities

First floor is divided into leisure and business area. The leisure contains buffet restaurant area, swimming pool, outdoor open area, fitness center, and spa. The business area has five meeting rooms with a maximum capacity of approximately 60 persons.

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Rooms

The hotel has five floors dedicated for guest rooms, each divided into 24 standard rooms and 2 junior suite rooms. That sums up to 130 rooms in total. The guest rooms are designed with similar materials. The major difference is that the rooms use carpet flooring instead of marble slabs to stabilize the room temperature.

Each and every room has access to natural sunlight, thanks to the large low-e glass windows. Dark wood and a bit of local culture resemblance can be seen on the furniture, ornaments, and other small details such as the desk lamp houses.

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SPACE FRAME

The design focuses on the space frame structure system used for the roof. It is a long span two way structure system that is widely known for its use on large scale open buildings such as stadiums and sport centers. The system gives off great amount of support while being easily shaped as it is formed by a certain number of smaller modules.

structure and construction studies / final project / 2021

sketchup modeling and enscape rendering / 2021

Get to Know Space Frame!

Space frame is a three dimensional structure system. It is composed of a series of linear struts, usually in form of a cylindrical tube, that connects to each other to create a node following on a certain pattern or the base shape. The m o s t co m m o n co n fi g u ra t i o n i s a tetrahedral since it doesn’t need much elements but it makes a rigid component.

The space frame structure beside used a tetrahedral shape for its module. The overall structure is swerving shaped, showing the broad complex shapes that can be possibly achieved through the node connecting.

The tetrahedral shape follows the space frame stability principle that number of tubes should be equal or higher than 3 x nodes - 6 (e = 3n - 6).

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Load distribution diagram

PTFE-coated glass fabric

o 12cm solid concrete column

o 8cm carbon steel pipe

o 15cm steel ball joint

o 12cm carbon steel pipe

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SKETCHES

Sketch is a way for an architect to express their thoughts, concepts, and ideas. A sketch may look like a rapidly done, unfinished, abstract drawing. But a sketch can be considered well done as long as it delivers the intended message to client. It is one of many skills that architect need to master.

architecural sketches / various / 2019

Graha Tugu Mandiri Bank

Saint Francis Xavier Catholic Church, Kidul Loji

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Loyola College High School, Semarang

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MAQUETTE MODEL

A maquette or architecture model is a scale model of an architectural building or design. It is used as a way to visualize and test forms and ideas without incurring the expense and effort to build the actual design. Although it can be easily replaced by 3D computer rendering, it still is a reliable skill architects need to posses.

architecural model / various / 2019-2020

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PHOTO WORKS

Photography is a considerably important skill for an architect to have. It helps them emphasize the design features of an architecture. It’s not a rare occasion that a photograph could depict the design and ambient better than a 3d computer rendering. Indeed, it is necessary to communicate the aesthetic harmony of a building with its environment.

architecural model / various / 2019-2020

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