Portfolio Architecture 2023-2024 | Aaron Jason Gunawan

Architecture

Architecture Portfolio | Intro

WORK EXPERIENCE Aug 2023 Now

Soegijapranata Catholic University June 2023 PT. Purikencana Mulyapersada Jan 2023 Apr 2023

EDUCATION Soegijapranata Catholic University 2020 2024

Freelance Architect and CAD Drafter on Multiple Projects Designed a Tropical Restaurant Organized the Interior Layout of Loyola College Library (Increased the total of books showcased by 300% ) Created DED for Boarding House in Kendal

Tutoring Siteplan Rendering using Photoshop

Helps Students understand the basics of Photoshop Gave tutorials on how to do siteplan rendering Participated by 50 Students from various Academic Years

Site Supervisor Assistant (Intern)

Helps manage and control on site jobs to match the Project Master Schedule Creates As-Built CAD Drawings on site

Bachelor of Architecture

GPA : 3,55 Final Project Title “Redesign Faculty of Architecture, Built Environment and Engineering (Henricus Constant) Soegijapranata Catholic University also acts as PIC and Coordinator on the large scale Final Architecture Project of “Redesign Masterplan Soegijapranata Catholic University Bendan”

ORGANIZATIONAL EXPERIENCE Student Senate FAD Oct 2022 Oct 2023

AARON JASON G. Junior Architect

International Collaborative Workshop June 2023

“ HELLO!

Architecture Student Association Aug 2020 Sep 2021

My name is Aaron Jason Gunawan, and i recently graduated with my bachelor’s degree in Architecture in Soegijapranata Catholic University. I am interested in Commercial Building designs and also the connections of Nature and Architecture. Looking forward to be working in a professional environment to pursue my career in Architecture Fields.

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Creative Design

Created Content accros multiple Media Platforms (Instagram Posts and Stories, Posters) Participated in various commitee activities throughout the year

Associate of De La Salle University – Dasmariñas

Participated in the “Empowering Women” Workshop Alongside Students of De La Salle University Philipines Guided the Students of De La Salle University while doing activities in Indonesia Created a vision for a safer Johar Traditional Market for Female Traders

Head of Creative Media Director of “Breaksdown 20/21” (a video media project about trends in Architecture) Created Content accros multiple Media Platforms (Announcements and Events notice on Instagram and other Social Media) Participated in various commitee activities throughout the year

EXPERTISE Personal Atributes

Collaborative, Experimental, Innovative

Softwares

Sketchup, AutoCAD, Photoshop, Revit, Microsoft

Manuals

Photography, Music, Art

Hobbies

Gaming, Travelling, Model Making

jasongunawan02@gmail.com (+62) 895 2741 5558 Semarang, Indonesia https://issuu.com/jasongunawan02 https://www.linkedin.com/in/jason-gunawan/

Table of Contents | Selected Works

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FACULTY OF ARCHITECTURE, BUILT ENVIRONMENT AND ENGINEERING BUILDING Bachelor’s Thesis Project - Individual

SOEGIJAPRANATA CATHOLIC UNIVERSITY MASTERPLAN CONCEPT Bachelor’s Thesis Project - Group of 8

MEDICAL SCHOOL SCU Academic Project - Individual

BASKETBALL STADIUM Academic Project - Individual

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APARTMENT INTERIOR Competition - Group of 3 & 2

TROPICAL RESTAURANT Professional - Individual

RESIDENTIAL GATES AND ROAD CORRIDORS CONCEPT Competition - Group of 4

ACTION FIGURE COLLECTOR’S INTERIOR Competition - Group of 3

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Henricus Constant | Introduction

HENRICUS CONSTANT Faculty Building Bachelors Thesis Project - Individual | March 2024 - June 2024

INNATE BIOLOGICAL WITH NATURE One of the main building of the Soegijapranata Catholic University Bendan Masterplan, The building will be housed by the Faculty of Architecture, Built Environment and Engineering. The building would adapt a Biophilic Architecture to lessen the stress levels of its residents using nature elements.

Courtyards and an Elevated Waterscape Garden delivers the aspect of Nature seaping into the building spaces. Humans as an innate Biological with Nature, benefits from this configuration by lessening stress levels and improves well-being of the users.

Following the SCU Masterplan, The main entrance of the building would be the SCU Pedestrian Walkway in the middle part of the building. The building will also use strict lines as an identity of the SCU Masterplan implemented in its secondary skin to also protect the interiors from direct sunlight. To add a little more the building, the icons of the building will be implemented in its higher mass using a more geometric shapes and a more linear designs. A Parametric Roof Structure are added to emphasize manmade structures, inline with the Faculty that resides in the Building.

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Henricus Constant | Concept Bendan Unika Campus Complex Jl. Pawiyatan Luhur No. 1, Bendan Duwur, Gajahmungkur, Semarang, Central Java.

There are 8 buildings in this campus complex with a total land area of 6.2 Ha, one of which is the Henricus Constant Building which functions as Architecture, built Environment and Engineering Building.

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Low : Semarang Highway Elevated : Semarang Landscape Low : Albertus Building Elevated : Semarang Landscape

Highway Noise Minimum Noise Area Sport Activities

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Low : Sporthall Elevated : Semarang Cityscapes

Low : JL. Pawiyatan Luhur Elevated : Semarang Urban Landscape

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MASTERPLAN Henricus Constant Site

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Vegetation as Wind & Turbulence barrier

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Vegetation as Sound Barrier High Elevation to avoid Noise disturbance

Shaded openings for unobstructed visibilty from Highways (Below Site) without exposure of direct sunlight

FORM FINDING

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SITE CONTEXT

CONTINUITY

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The Base of the Building follows the form of the Site with keeping the Building Base Coeficient (KDB) and the Building Boundary Line (GSB) in Check

Following the context of the site, the building would be splin into 2 mass for an inner courtyard and pedestrian walkway

For continuity on site, the building would be split to allow for a one way corridor

Due to the many rooms and spaces the buildng would be optimised with more floors on all parts

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SITE CHARACTERS AREA 4.300 m

Building Base Coeficient : 60% Building Boundary Line : 5m

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CONTINUITY & ANALYSIS

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Classes and Studios would be located on the high rise building for minimum disturbances and more private area

A connector between the 2 masses would be added for circulation

Due to the Sun and heat of the area, a shaded area would be opened for a courtyard on the eastern for morning sun

A set of Green Roofs and Gardens would be added in the building to integrate nature into the building and to create a settlement design.

Henricus Constant BLOCKPLAN

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Main Design & Facilities Following the Masterplan of the SCU Bendan, the building would be split in half to make way for the pedestrian walkway as the main entrance of the Building.

The lower section of the Building will be filled with Laboratorium, Lecturer Office, Student union and Exhibition spaces. For the Laboratorium are as follows : Structure & Materials Soil Mechanics Hydraulics Physics Geodesy Environment Technical Material

Manufacture Plant Energy Convertion Wood Chemicals Materials Electrical Engineer

*Each Lab Capacitates 20-30 Students

The Lecturer Office Are split Into 2 Floors with the Capacity of : Architecture, Built Environment 40-50 Lec. Engineering 30-40 Lec.

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Academic Section For the Academic Floors, the floor plan essentially follows the same plan with minor adjustments that follows the needs and capacity of students in each departments. Separated into 3 sections The rooms have the capacity of : Regular Classrooms 450 Students Seminar Classrooms 60 Students Studio 400 Students Each floor has an atrium that connects the space into the Waterscaped Courtyard on the 3rd Floor, allowing users to feel the nature inside the building. For the 4th and 6th floor the capacity of classrooms are reduced to add a mini garden that can be used as a Breakout area and to allow for natural vegetation and daylight. to enter the building.

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Waterscape Courtyard The 3rd Floor of the building implement a waterscape garden to emphasize the nature element of the building. Vegetations and water element are used to bring life into the space. The 3rd floor are also used as a transitional floor between the Lower Area (Laboratory, Lec. Office) and the higher part (Classrooms, Studio) of the building.

Henricus Constant

MAIN WALKWAY SECTION

Transparent Walkway The main Entrance of the Building are through the Pedestrian Walkway. The Pedestrian walkway also act as a roof continuing the masterplan Walkway. With the transparent glass facade and roof, sunlight can still act as natural light but also prevent rains from pouring down the walkway. The transparent facade also bring a “Lightweight Design” that create the sense of freedom and also attracts additional attention in contrast with the design between the path.

Waterscape Courtyard

FACADE SCHEMATICS

Conwood as Facade Ornament

Laminated Glass Curtain Wall

Double Skin Glass Facade

To emphasize Geometric and Srict Lines, to bring Complexity & Order

Curtain wall to allow views and to implement a Sense of time passing while being inside the building

Random Bamboo Pattern as Glass Mullion to emphasize Nature Inspiration

& Biophilic Aspects

Henricus Constant

Transparency as main aspect for Seamless Innercourt with the surrounding area

Secondary Skin act as Thermal and Light Barrier on Prolonged Exposure to Sunlight

Act as an Icon and to provide Refugee

Spider Glass Fitting

Conwood Secondary Skin

Steel Parametric Roof

SOUTH ELEVATION

Allows for nature to reside in the building allowing more vegetation, air and water to coexist with the users.

Waterscape Courtyard

Henricus Constant

EAST ELEVATION

Henricus Constant | Exterior View

SCU Masterplan Redesign | Introduction

SOEGIJAPRANATA CATHOLIC UNIVERSITY Masterplan Redesign

Bachelors Thesis Project - Group of 8 (As Coordinator) | March 2024 - June 2024

ENVIRONMENT FRIENDLY, JOYFUL INHABITANTS A Refreshment for the University following the Basic Scientific Pattern of the Soegijapranata Catholic University whisch is “Eco-Settlements” that aims to combine Environment friendly construction with the well-being of the residents in the University. The Ecosettlement aspect would be envisioned as a net-zero carbon campus prohibiting the use of motor vehicles inside the campus area. “Kampoeng” or village will also be used as the localized aspects to bring a more homey environment throughout Soegijapranata Catholic University.

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NEW UNIFIED ENTRANCE OF THE SCU

NET-ZERO AREA ZONING & LAND SUBSIDANCE PREVENTION

CAMPUS ZONING THROUGH USERS AND BUILDING FUNCTIONS

8 SECTIONS OF MAIN SCU BUILDINGS

CREATING LINEARITY THROUGH MAIN PEDESTRIAN WALKWAY AND EV LANES

ENVIRONMENT FRIENDLY, JOYFUL INHABITANTS Creating a Healthy Environment both for the Users and Nature is the main objective of this redesign.

The masterplan Starts with the addition of new Zonings and the classification of Academic and Public Buildings, maintaining the amount of 8 main buildsings and its names in the current SCU Masterplan. A Net-Zero carbon plans are implemented in the prohibition of motor vehicles inside the campus area, supported by a centralized parking space and also Shuttle EVs for those in need of a special treatment. The entrance of the SCU The limitaion of Motor Vehicles also impacts the access and circulation of Inhabitants in the SCU. A Pedestrian Walkway that runs along all of the buildings will be the main entrance of the Buildings.

Prioritizing pedestrians, the walkway will be covered with shades to prevent excessive heat and rainfalls.

The path would have its own guide creating a unified design along the SCU. Due to this walkway, connectors between buildings would also be guided to maintain identitiy and to implement “Kampoeng” as a communal area in between each buildings.

SCU Masterplan Redesign | Renderings

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Existing Site 1. Parking Area & Gas Station 2. Rectorate 3. Faculty of Psychology 4. Faculty of Economics & Business 5. Chapel & Student Centre 6. Sporthall 7. Faculty of Architecture, BE & Engineering 8. Faculty of Arts & Computer Science 9. Library & Auditorium 10. EV Charging Station 11. Centralized Parking Space 12. Outdoor Parking 13. Communal Area 14. Main SCU Entrance 15. Dropoff Area 16. Dormitory 17. Rectorate Parking & Dropoff

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Location : Jl. Pawiyatan Luhur Sel. IV No.1, Bendan Duwur, Kec. Gajahmungkur, Kota Semarang, Jawa Tengah, Indonesia Site Area : 62791m 2(6,2Ha) GFA : 39.250m Site Coverage : 60%

Building Layouts Arrengements The arrangement of building locations is based on their function, divided into A-B-C-B-A. The highest hierarchy contour is the Rectorate Building (Mikael), which serves as one of the public buildings frequently visited by the general public and students. This is followed by the Faculty of Psychology Building (Antonius), which functions as an educational facility and is equipped with a clinic. Next is the Faculty of Economics and Business Building (Justinus), which also serves an educational function. At the heart of the area, there are two buildings that act as student gathering centers: the Chapel & Student Activity Center (Ignatius) and the Sport Hall (St. Sebastian). The Faculty of Architecture, Environment, and Mechanical Engineering Building (Henricus Constant) serves as an educational facility, followed by the Faculty of Arts and Computer Science Building (Albertus), which is also an educational facility. The sequence is completed by the Library Building (Thomas Aquinas), which is equipped with an auditorium.

PILAR I

Well Being Connectivity with Nature Improving the quality of physical and psychological health Providing a comfortable environment for learning Provide facilities according to user needs

PILAR II

Eco-settlement Carbon neutral Taking advantage of natural lighting and ventilation Prioritizing Environmental Friendly development and sustainability

Soegijapranata Catholic University

PEDESTRIAN CONNECTORS 1. Pedestrian Walkway 2. Emergency Lane 3. Modular Seating Group 4. Communal Seating Group 5. Shuttle EV Teminal

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The Connectors & Pedestrian walkways have the minimum width of 4m and an uptrade of 15cm to maintain comfort and prevent fatigue for pedestrians. The walkway would also use wooden roof shading to prevent rainfalls and heat. An emergency lane are added accros the connectors that also act as ramps for wheelchair users and trolleys. The emergency lanes have the width of 3m, the minimum requirements of Fire trucks and Ambulance for emergency Situations

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Faculty of Psychology (Ignatius)

Chapel & Student Centre (Ignatius) Faculty of Architecture, BE & Engineering (Henricus Constant)

Library & Auditorium (Thomas Aquinas)

Natural Gardens and landscapes are used to implement and maintain the site characteristics in the connectors. Sloped soil will be planted with trees and also existing vegetation to implement sustainability and eco-friendly buildings.

Communal Seating Group concept

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Masterplan Model 1:500 scale

Medical School | Introduction

MEDICAL SCHOOL Soegijapranata Catholic University

Academic Project - Individual | September 2022 - January 2023

HEALING THROUGH NATURE A building for the Faculty of Medical Research of the SCU located on the BSB City Semarang. The Building would have many laboratories and facilities to provide students with the best tools and subjects regarding medicines and other health research activity. Apart from the usual-regulations provided by the Health ministry, Biophilic Architecture will be used to ensure comfort and well-being of the users. By using Biophilic Architecture the building users may even study the effects of nature onto patients or test subjects alike. Thus, enhancing humans as an innate biological with nature, both through research and their own activities.

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The site is located in the SCU BSB Masterplan next to IPC Building which is the main HUB Area of the current SCU BSB. A proposed Sandjojo Hospital is also located next to the medical school to further facilitate the Faculty of Medicine of the SCU itself.

Soegijapranata Catholic University BSB

MASTERPLAN Proposed Masterplan

Existing Building Proposed Building Development

1. Site (Medical School SCU) 2. IPC Building 3. Ronal Korompis Sporthall 4. PT Sumber Cipta Multiniaga (Warehouse) 5. Uptown Mall BSB 6. BSB City Shophouse 7. Beranda Bali Housing Complex 8. Sandjojo Hospital (Planned)

Medical School | Location Brief

Humans, Nature, Connection.

Natural Elements (Biophilic Aspects) By merging letting vegetations, air and sunlight seap into the building, users would benefit an atmosphere that is one with nature that helps users calm their minds and preserve wellbeing, as well as improve performance.

Prospect, Refuge, Peril & Mystery Are all aspects of biophilic designs. These aspects let the users subconciously spark curiousness that then can be fulfilled through discovering and exploring the buildings themselves. Bridges, Cantilevers, and Shadings are added into the building to engage the users through designs.

Large Openings & Transparancy Sunlights and Ventilations can be achieved through openings and transparent materials. Sunlights let the users preceive time passing while being inside the building and breezes of natural wind let the users feel more refreshed.

Site Context & Building Identity The medical School of SCU are a part of the SCU BSB City Masterplan, thus the design language should also represent the other buildings in the Masterplan by using designs that are already built through the The IPC Building

Space Allocation

Eleminating masses to introduce variations

Adding Setbacks to allow nature seap into the building

Curves & Details to emphasize Bio-Aspects

Medical School SCU SITEPLAN

Medical School SCU (-1st) BASEMENT PARKING

Medical School SCU (1st) CANTEEN

Medical School SCU (2-4th) SKILLSLAB & CLASSROOMS

Medical School SCU (5-6th) LABORTARY

Medical School SCU (7th) LECTURER OFFICE

Medical School SCU (8-9th) AUDITORIUM

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Circulation Concept

Facade Concept

Structures

Building users may access the building through all 4 sides with the main entrance from the Jl. Kawasan. Horizontal Circulation inside the building are connected through bridges between 2 masses. For Vertical Circulation there are 2 Cores that contains Lifts and Stairs located in the corners of the building

The facade combines the site context of strict geometric lines from the SCU BSB Masterplan and IPC Building with vegetations and certain curves to emphasize nature into the building. By also using Glass to enhance the transparency of the building that allows for a more open facade rather than the use of solid materials.

Conventional Columns and Beams are used as building supports. The middle part of the building uses a larger Columns that gives more strength due to the limited use of beams in the split of 2 masses that continues on the higher floors.

Massive walls are also used as cores in 2 corners of the building for maximum support on each mass.

Basketball Stadium | Introduction

BASKETBALL STADIUM De Collosia of Champions Academic Project - Individual | March 2023 - June 2023

WHERE CHAMPIONS ARE MADE A Basketball Stadium with the capacity of 30.000 people to ensure maximum amount of people witnessing the battles between champions. The stadium is equipped with FIBA-Standards Facilities for players and officials battling in the “Collosia”. Additional tenants can also be housed during sparrings & games.

Tenants can both benefit themselves and the Stadium to make sure incomes during off-seasons. Teams can be housed in the stadium and act as Homebases. Sparrings and Friendly games can be arranged in the stadiums, The structure used in the stadium are the combination of Cable, Membrane & Space Frame Structures. Conventional Structure & Columns will be used in the lower part of the building.

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Basketball Stadium

De Collosia of Champions Proposed Masterplan

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Proposed Building Existing Site 1. Site of De Collosia 2. Padma Plaza (Department Store) 3. The Club Graha Padma (Clubhouse) 4. Laguna Garden 5. Raflesia Housing Complex

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TRIBUNE

Tribunes have a set layout regulated in the FIBA Regulation of Basketball Stadiums that may house tournaments in an international settings. As well as a set of minimum spectators of 10.000

SUPPORTING FACILITY

FIBA also regulates required facility that will be used in case of a tournament or games with a regional to international standard.

COLLOSEUM PRESEDENCE

Following the presedence of the Colloseum, the layout would follow the staged tribunes with a covers atop of the stadium, with all floors of the spectators connecting the entire building through voids and aisle for ease of acces on all levels of the spectators. Also facilities below the upper levels of the tribunes Basketball Stadium | Concept & Site Context

Longspan Structure

Longspan Structure

ISOMETRIC DIAGRAM

CABLE STUCTURE DETAILED SECTION Membrane Cover

Cable Support for Spaceframe Structure

Cross Sectioned Cable

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Spaceframe Structure with GRC and Membrane layer

Cable Structure with Membrane outer layer Spaceframe Structure

Parametric Facade following sun-shades

Membrane Roof

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Cable Structure Column Support

LONGSPAN PERSPECTIVE

Grasshoper Script

FACADE & ROOF STRUCTURES

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Basketball Stadium | Floorplans

Basketball Stadium | Sections

Collosia of Champions SECTION A-A

Collosia of Champions SECTION B-B

Collosia of Champions

TRIBUNE LAYOUT VIP Private Seating Main Tribune Area Courtside Seating

The Layout follows the pattern of the Colloseum with a twist on its number of seats and the addition of a VIP Seating Area atop the main tribune area. The Tribune itself has the capacity of approx 30.000 people and VIP’s of 26 rooms with the capacity of 10 people on each rooms.

Basketball Stadium | Interior Renders

Residential Interior | Introduction

APARTMENT INTERIOR Residential Competition - Group of 3 (as Concept Design) | October 2022

MALAS GERAK A concept of an Apartment Unit owned by couples with the profession of Freelance Designer aged 28 years old.

“Mager” or Malas Gerak is a concept to response the act of relaxation within a home. By minimizing the amount of space and activity needed to live in the apartment space.

The Centre Circle acts as a clock to determine the activity throughout the day. A Centered Bed would mean the inhabitants would only need to move their body to go onto the next phase of their daily activity. The main aspect of the room is to act as bedroom, office, living room, dining room, and restoom.

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The main concept of the Apartment Space is to centralise the Activity done during the daytime and creating a space that revolves around the center line. Kitchen, Toilets & Dining Table are located outside the area due to its damp nature that can disturb the

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Commercial Interior | Introduction

APARTMENT INTERIOR Commercial Competition - Group of 2 (as Concept Design & 3D Viz | November 2023

EXHIBITION & OFFICE The concept of this competition is to create a seamless meeting room and exhibition place in an aparment setting for a ceramic company. The combination of meeting & Exhibition place hopes to meet the expectation of a potential tender to feel and see the ceramics directly on the exhibition space while the meetings is happening. Therefore, a waiting room would also be available for customers & employees while waiting.

The exhibition space would allow the company to display their products as well as their story or concept in full reailty.

Project Archive

A room that has a large enough area with the existing space requirements is arranged into 3 parts, providing a "feel" or feeling of more optimal use without experiencing a space that is too large or too small.

The concept used is the "industrial" concept with the use of wood and concrete-based materials. using PLATINUM ceramic covering material. With wood motifs and concrete and granite motifs. With a color concept using brown, black and gray. The selection of wood and concrete motifs is to give a “HOMY” impression from the wood motif combined with concrete material so that it will give a homey impression that is not too excessive from the wood motif. By giving a touch of the icon of the “Platinum” logo by giving curved corners that give the shape of the logo.

Residential Interior | Concept

Commercial Interior | Introduction

TROPICAL RESTAURANT Achasia Indian Cuisine Professional - Individual | May 2023 - July 2023

MODERN TROPICAL A combination of Tropical and local asian cuisine to bring luxury experience for the customers. Bringing an Indian local traits of wood and terracota to the design details. A traditional tropical roofs with an elevated foundation that is used for parking. Creating a sense of luxury on the upper floors. A separation between the kitchen and bathroom from the main dining area is the owner’s own take on how to represent the food served.

The owner also specifically asked for a dome-like design of cubicles for a private dining experience in the backside of the restaurant as well as gardens to represent southeast asian tropical climate.

TERRACOTA Handcrafted Indian clay or pottery are known worldwide. A journey to ancient indians, it hails as a testament to the historical richness of the Indian subcontinent. Bringing back to the concept of richness which is then represented in the design of said restaurant using a more technologically advanced terracota through bricks and 3d printed clay ornaments.

TROPICAL Tropical climate which is the location of the restaurant and the inspiration of the concept is implemented in the design.

Through elevated rooms, high ceilings, gable roofs with overhangs and large openings. Materials used are also in relation to the materials available on site which is located in Bandung, Indonesia.

Wood, Bamboos, Marbles, Terracota, and Granites will be used as the accents and details to bring a sense of contamporary into the design.

Tropical Restaurant | Concept

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4.Kitchen Entrance 5.Outdoor Cubicle 6.Security Room

The parking area located in the lower part of the building due to the tropical concept, the building used an elevated design that can be lower part can be used as parking function, creating a sense of a more private dining area. While the backside be used as a cubicle-styled space indicating a more privated space for customers. The backside also has views as the location are located in a sloped higherpart of the city.

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Seprated into 3 parts, the dining area, kitchen, and restrooms. The dining area and the kitchen are split with a main aisle that acts as a main circulation into the bathroom and the gardens. Mini bar are also located inside the main dining area to provide guest with more option of dining facilities. The kitchen are equipped with extra storage rooms, while the bathroom are separated between each genders. The gardens acts as an ornamental detail and as views from the dining area, welcoming the customers into the more private cubicle area below the garden behind the restaurant.

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Gates & Road Corridors | Introduction

RESIDENTIAL GATES AND ROAD CORRIDORS Graha Padma Residence

Competition - Group of 4 (as Concept Design & Drafter) | July 2024 - August 2024

WORK, LIFE, BALANCE Creating “WORK, LIFE, BALANCE” in the Residential area is a solution to meet the needs of the community around Semarang, especially in the Graha Padma Semarang area. Pedestrian walkways of the Residence will be used as a jogging or running area to create a healthty balance in the community. Apart from the pedestrian, the entrance of the residence would also be developed in such a way to differentiate the area from the crowded area of the Semarang City.

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HABITAT

COMMUNITY

PEDESTRIAN

MAIN CIRCULATION

Graha Padma provides land that can become a habitat for vegetation in the residential area.

Graha Padma Housing has many housing clusters that are relatively filled with residence.

Pedestrian paths or sidewalks are connected throughout Graha Padma Boulevard, facilitating access for pedestrians.

The main road of Padma Boulevard prioritizes motorized vehicle users with a 2-way lane.

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1. Main Gate, Serves as the main entrance of Graha Padma Housing thus equipped with a Security Post and Bathroom for Security Officers. A Water Pond is added to give a more natural impression at the housing gate and to differentiate a busy city landscape with a more neutral housing concept.

2. Roundabout 1, has a simple concept with a large tree in the middle which will create the impression of an Icon at the beginning of entering the housing complex after passing through the large gate of the Graha Padma housing complex.

3. Roundabout 2, Taking the concept from the Graha Padma icon by symbolizing the shape of a lotus flower, the use of a lotus shape with gold-colored material creates an exclusive impression for this residential area. On this roundabout, the Marketing Gallery will also be given a new ornament in the shape of lotus shaped facade to let the existing Marketing Gallery Standout from the other landmarks.

4. Roundabout 3,With the largest area and is located at the end of the main road, it is planned to be a centre that can fulfill the concept of the pedestrian area design which is a jogging starts & communal facility to be able to create work, life, balance for users or residents in the Graha Padma area. The final roundabout will be used as a centre and communal area for the people that jogs and visits the Graha Padma Residence as well as to run an event in the residence.

Gates & Road Corridors | Site Context

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GATE SCHEMATIC DESIGN

Graha Padma Gate 1. Main Roundabout 2. Signage ISOMETRIC FLOORPLAN 3. Officer Restroom

To create a design that is welcoming and serves as an entryway, a light yet highly dynamic design will be used. To enhance the urban atmosphere, the gateway will have a relatively large size and then taper down. Additionally, the natural elements at the location will be preserved by using vegetations and waterfalls to introduce a sense of biophilic into the Residential Main gate.

4. Security 5. Pond & Waterfall

Site Conditions With the location of the entrance to Graha Padma which is curved, the signage of Graha Padma itself must be conditioned to provide road users with sufficient visibility.

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ROUNDABOUT 1

Revamping the existing road composition to include pedestrian areas with a layout consisting of a jogging track, garden, cycling track, and main road. The main jogging track is also used as a sidewalk while the cycling track are a new adition to introduce ease of access for residence. The Gardens would also include an ornament of lotuses that also work as streetlamps and also signages are placed in the gardens.

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Action Figure Collector’s | Introduction

ACTION FIGURE COLLECTOR’S INTERIOR Nekohouse

Competition - Group of 3 (as Concept Design & 3D viz) | August 2024 - September 2024

A PERSONAL DEN In every anime or character animation, there is always a main character in the story. Building on that idea, a character was developed as the main theme for the interior design of the action figure collection. In this design, a cat or 'neko' was chosen as the main character for this collector's home.

In Japan, cats are highly valued pets and considered rare treasures, often exchanged among the upper class as luxury items, similar to precious gems.In modern times, the cat population in Japan has significantly increased due to the ease of keeping them as pets. On some islands in Japan, cats dominate, with the ratio of humans to cats reaching 1:6, as seen on Oishima Island, Japan.

Cats have a very calm, independent, and adaptable lifestyle. This trait is being applied to the interior design of the collector's home to align with the collector's personality and the addition of their collection, resulting in a design that is beautiful, functional, and aesthetically pleasing.

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Creating an area that serves as the first look of the interior of the 'Neko House,' it offers a clean, simple design that highlights the collector's collections. Cabinet 1 features an open design with a sliding glass door system, providing ventilation to the room that directly connects to the garden at the back of the house. The cabinet, combined with the sliding glass, also allows natural light into the family room, creating a cozy, homey atmosphere and bringing joy by showcasing the action figure collection.

PAINTING AREA

COLLECTOR CABINET 2

CREDENZA TV

Collector Cabinet 1

MAIN CHARACTER

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PREPARATION CHAIR SOFA

Action Figure Collector’s | Living Room Concept

BACKDROP TV

PREPARATION CHAIR

JAPANESE STYLE CREDENZA

OVERHEAD CABINET

MAIN CHARACTER

BEDSIDE TABLE

The Japandi concept is used in the bedroom to provide a sense of maximum comfort and calming simplicity. To enhance comfort, the number of action figures in the room will be reduced, but space will still be allocated for a few 'prized possessions' or figures that are most meaningful to the owner. The room functions as a restful sleeping area for the collector.

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Action Figure Collector’s | Bedroom Concept

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As the main room in the collector's house, the idea is to create a diorama featuring the action figures as the focal point of the space, placed at the center of the collector's area. This room also serves as a place to unwind, where the collector can play games and enjoy their favorite action figure dioramas. It becomes a retreat from daily life.

COMIC BOOK DISPLAY MAIN CHARACTER

DIO-RAMA GAMING STATION DISPLAY RACK

GUNPLA CORNER

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Action Figure Collector’s | Escape Room Concept

GUNPLA CORNER

GAMING STATION

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Selected Fingerprints | Aaron Jason G

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