Ingrid Dharmawan Architecture Portfolio 2019

ingrid dharmawan architecture portfolio 2007-2019

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Herb kampung Rawajati Mosaic house of Jakarta Shifted living space Sport arena Ashtma and beauty clinic Kings mall and hotel Housing complex airport area Mall in Medan New capital of Indonesia

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Proposal November 2010 Jakarta, Indonesia

W.01 Herb kampung Rawajati

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Team members:

Tutors:

Diana Soegiarto Douwe Strauting Ingrid Dharmawan Kurniadi Lim Manuel Torres Ryoichi Aida

Daliana Suryawinata Winy Maas

This project is a result of 7-days “Superkampung” workshop between 3 main schools; Berlage, TuDelft Institute, and Universitas Tarumanagara. Superkampung is a vision in a form of design proposals for an even a more mixed, dynamic multi-class urban fabric in Jakarta.

Many kampungs (urban village) in Jakarta are subject to eviction. Land prices are increasing, while most kampungs are located on the best areas of the city. They are prone to being replaced by another gigantic shopping mall.

Kampung Rawajati has been known as ‘green’ kampung. As a team, we worked to discover its potentials and propose some ideas that will make Kampung Rawajati to be livable, even greener, and grow its unique values that would attract tourists in the future and benefit the city.

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Proposal May 2011 Jakarta, Indonesia

S.01 Mosaic house of Jakarta

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Tutor:

Instructor:

Prof. Ir. Tri Harso Karyono, M.A., Ph.D.

Ir. Agustinus Sutanto, M.Arch.Ph.D.

Jakarta acts as the central of economical and political activities in Indonesia, has been growing rapidly since the independence day in 1945. The capital city offers many cosmopolitan opportunities and this has made the city becomes the ultimate target of urbanization. Many cultures, activities, and the people itself jumped into the biggest melting pot in the country.

Many issues has been growing, added by the the sloppy regulations and corrupted government made it worse. The melting process went wild, producing some baby phenomenons. Turns out the babies tend to be unique and entertaining ones.

Who had thought the coins’ sounds could be an effective way to collect money at buses? Or how a family’s occasion could affect the whole street?

So, -- instead of being so serious -- how about being humorous and celebrate the birth of the city’s today-identity; the people, codes, stories, and voices? Even why not gather the society and laugh at ourselves together?

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The ideas are to make the project to be as social as possible; without adding any commercial values at all. As a “melting pot� it is located under a flyover; a place that is known as a dirty and poor yet the people still use it to cross, sell, even, to sleep.

The building is divided unto 2 levels; upper floor and basement. The main program is to exhibit the art of Jakartans, but also there are some other activities like workshop, discussion, and auction room. Little amenities to support is a cafeteria and dining space.

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Proposal Jan 2012 Jakarta, Indonesia

S.02 Shifted living space

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Tutor:

Instructor:

Priscilla Epifania Ariaji, S.T., M.A.

Ir. Agustinus Sutanto, M.Arch.Ph.D.

Shifted Living Space is a residential alternative for commuters in the city, that tend to be temporary; could be shifted and adjusted according to each occupants that based on shifts. Located in the heart of Jakarta makes this project could worth more which to be a non-commercial public space.

This project is also a critic to big cities and the societies that involved in it that had grown to be individualistic. The configuration and new pattern priotize togetherness, mutual aid, and hospitality, which had long gone in the society of the city.

The users have to go down by stairs under Sudirman Station then walk along the river to whichever space they rent.

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[ma-ru] Built Nov 2014 Bekasi, Indonesia

P.01 Sport arena

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Principal:

Team:

Ar. Zenin Adrian, M.Arch, IAI

Erwan Effendi Gita Frimadona Ingrid Dharmawan

Located in one of the satelite city, Vida Bekasi is a residential and commercial area of 75ha. The concept is to be one stop living that harmonize the community, environment, and also business opportunities.

In collaboration with the client and andramatin as masterplanner, we worked on several projects; residential units, soho, and the sport arena. We tried to maintain integrate the principals of ecological, a friendly neighborhood, and locality.

Aligned with SoHo, The Arena has cafeteria, badminton indoor court that can be changed into function hall, pool, and an indoor futsal court. Still pedestrian oriented; The Arena can be accessed from the front plaza, side entrance in cafeteria, or the parking lot.

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[Aboday] Built Oct 2017 Jakarta, Indonesia

P.02 Ashtma clinic

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Principal:

Team:

Johansen Yap, S.T.

Johan Sitio Ingrid Dharmawan Nurseto Nugroho

Klinik Tanah Abang is an eight storey building dwells 5 levels of beauty and asthma clinic, 2 levels of office rent, and 1 level of penthouse. The fin columns are addressed to budges the sunshine and create enough shadow into the rooms inside. The building cannot afford gondola for maintenance because its narrow site, so we design different balcony layouts on each storey.

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[Aboday] Built Feb 2019 Bandung, Indonesia

P.03 Kings mall and hotel

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Principal:

Team:

Ary Indra, S.T.

Bryan Reinhard Batara Buyung Anggi Ingrid Dharmawan Katherine Fania

Kings Bandung is a rebuilding project of shopping mall and hotel that burnt in 2014. Close to the city’s administrative district, Kings will welcome international guests given Bandung’s reputation as the art, education, research, manufacturing, and tourism hub of Indonesia.

The main concept features public circulation in yellow color. There are two main entrances, one in Jalan Kepatihan the other side is in Jalan Dalem Kaum. It consists 14 stories overall.

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[ma-ru] On Constr.

May 2019 Tangerang, Indonesia

P.04 Housing complex airport area

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Principal:

Team:

Ar. Zenin Adrian, M.Arch, IAI

Amalia Mara Munaf Ingrid Dharmawan

Located near the airport, the housing is meant to be rented. The market’s targets are flight attendants, singles, even to second-hand renters. The main structures are made of steel. There are two models of houses, both of them have two bedrooms; one on the ground floor, the other one on mezannine floor. Other materials for finishes are red bricks and metal claddings.

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[ma-ru] On Progress July 2019 Medan, Indonesia

P.05 Mall in Medan

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Principal:

Team:

Ar. Zenin Adrian, M.Arch, IAI

Amalia Mara Munaf Ingrid Dharmawan Mellisiani Sutanto Olivia Rivayani

A renovation project located in Medan, Sumatera Island of Indonesia. The areas of design are the whole mall; outdoor entrance, atrium, corridors, shopfronts, toilets, hotel lobby, and outdoor rooftop area.

The Design of Entrance Plaza is an extension of the Food Street.Several elements are used to define the relationship between outside and inside, so they will guide foot traffic to enter the mall. Arbor sculptures, floor patterns and LED Blades are the key visual elements to perform this task.

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The Bougainvillea Arbors and weaving floor pattern continues to the mall interior. Both elements stitches the entrance plaza and the mall interior. The ground floor of the food street atrium space should have a flexible programming to allow multiple events happening there. Most public furniture should be removable to maximize the layout for an event.

The projection wall in the atrium is texturized with simple weaving pattern from ordinary gypsum wall. The pattern has different types of depth; thus it will create rich shade and shadow to the wall in the day time. In the night time, it can be lit appropriately, when there is no video projection happening.

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There are some features in rooftop areas; dipping pool for relaxing and private pool party with outdoor minibar nearby, area for informal gatherings or events, amphitheatre with theatrical seating layout for entertainment activities, such as rooftop cinema and outdoor live music, rooftop farmers market that sells fresh flowers and planters, jogging track around the rooftop area with built-in seating surrounds Bougainvillea Arbors for visitors to take a rest, last but not least, water features that are provided for all ages, from kids to adults.

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[ma-ru x Veritas] Dec 2019 Kalimantan, Indonesia

C.01 New capital city of Indonesia

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Principal:

Team:

Ar. Zenin Adrian, M.Arch, IAI

Amalia Mara Munaf Ingrid Dharmawan Mellisiani Sutanto Olivia Rivayani

The layout of the construction that allows the creation of efficiency in the administration of government. The square as the main orientation and the suggestion of gathering, became an important element in the democracy of the Republic of Indonesia. The transportation of green and green fingering enabled the creation of the walkable city. Water retention Ponds help the availability of clean water for the community.

Each area has combined; diverse residential, office functions, and major commercial ones. The office leads to the middle of the complex separated by the function of the city in. road Every culture is integrated with urban forest which is a place for water supply.

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