Portfolio Jean Ridha Abdillah Selected Works 2021-2023

Jean Ridha Abdillah

Selected Works

2021-2023

Jean Ridha Abdillah I'm Jean Ridha Abdillah, a Gadjah Mada University architecture student in my fifth semester. eager to learn about technology and sustainability building performance as well as analytical abilities. He competed in math and physics competitions in high school and subsequently got involved in the Science and Research division organizations and other extracurricular activities in college. possess the vision, drive, and ambition to contribute to Indonesia's advancements in infrastructure and research.

Software Skills

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Basic

Intermediate

SketchUp CorelDraw Adobe Illustrator Photoshop

Rhinocheros AutoCad Grasshopper Revit Enscape V-Ray

Language Indonesia: Proficient English: Intermediate B2 Level

Achievement & Experience Keluarga Mahasiswa Teknik Arsitektur Staff of the Scientific and Research Division | 2023-Present Coordinator event of the Let's Talk Better Time, Better Study: From Hectic to Productive and talk show Responsible for biophilic architecture infographics and design Responsible of the competition voucher program providing financial aid to collecting data UGM Architecture students

Wiswakharman Expo Staff of Operational Division | 2022-2023 Make preparations in terms of accommodation, transportation, security, and operation of the Wiswakharman Expo event.

KMTA Community Social Development Program Village Development (Desa Binaan) | 2022 Participate in workshop of the silage making activities, in Kebon Harjo Village as part of the KMTA Community Social Division's program.

National Mathematical Olympiad (Math Qna x Zenius) Top 500 Rankings | 2020

Physics Olympiad (OSN) Finalist for Banjar City, West Java | 2020

Education Gadjah Mada University (2021-Present) Architectural Bachelor | 2021-Present Coordinator of the Sahid Raya Yogyakarta hotel utility survey and data collection group in the Utility course

SMAN 1 Banjar Science Major | 2018-2021

Contact Mobile: 085939333954

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Email: jean.ra74@gmail.com

Instagram: @jean_ridha

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Table of Content Academic Work 6-19

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Nördlicher Hotel

Comprehensive Technology Studio 2023

PUPR Office

Contextual Architecture Studio 2023

FON Art Gallery Basic Architecture Studio 2022

Lamella Arch

Comprehensive Construction Technology 2023

Kinetic Facade Parametric Design 2023

Competition 54-61 5

Fabic Patio Gaung Bandung 2023

Nördlicher Hotel Comprehensive Technology Studio 2023

Project type Function Area Location Apps Used

: Individual Work, 5th semester : Hotel : ± 5300 m2 : Kulon Progo, Special Region of Yogyakarta : + + +

Located near Yogyakarta International Airport, this 4-star hotel is part of the aerotropolis area and centered on airport development. The hotel serves as a facility for business meetings, vendors, officials, and others. Located on the National road which will eventually become a toll gate and is located on the airport exit route, making this hotel the first building seen by visitors. Therefore, the surrounding design is made attractive and striking to attract visitors.

Open bar and coffee shop facilities in front of the road are available 24 hours to meet visitor needs and increase the profits. The hotel also strives to maintain harmony with the natural and cultural richness of Kulon Progo to become a sustainable, modern facilities, and harmonious hotel.

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C O N C E P T

To reflect the rich cultural heritage of Yogyakarta, by incorporating traditional Javanese architectural elements and motifs in the design. Given its proximity to the axis of airport and Kokap mountains, the hotel could be designed as a node within the aerotropolis and natural tourism. This would involve seamless connectivity to the airport and other key nodes within the city.

To response the future developement of aerotropolis and tech, the hotel are incorporate smart technology and business facilities, with the sustainable design principles, including solar panels and energy-efficient technologies. It also have feature lush gardens, reflecting pools, and relaxation areas, offering guests a serene environment to unwind and connect with nature. promoting greenery and cooling effects in the tropical climate and to enhance guest experience and operational efficiency.

The hotel site is oriented in a north-south direction and has a narrow shape.

However, these characteristics should not impact hotel activities, as users primarily occupy the space during check-in (2:00 pm) until check-out (12:00 pm), and resting hours.

Business guests tend to have short stays and prioritize meetings with clients.

Also, there are mainly three-star or higher hotels in the surrounding area, such as Novotel-Ibis and Swissbell Hotel.

Due to its proximity to the South Sea, there is a higher risk of corrosion and strong winds, also There are many natural attractions such as mountains, beaches, and parks.

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TRANSFORMATION

Rectangle as a basic geometry of hotel

Shape transformation into an offset slab as the main tower

Additional mass as a public space, restaurant, pool, and podium for ball room

Mass subtraction, over lapping, and void space as a green open space to response the climate site

DIAGRAM

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SUNLIGHT HOURS 1

ANALYSYS

On the west room side, sunlight hours is given around 700-800 hours/year, and in the East room side is given around 9001000 hours/year

Mountain Kokap View and others nature view on the North

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shown in the simulation to respons the sunlight, to prioritize on the west side

Annually, the sun resides in the southern hemisphere, which implies situating the building facade in the south.

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Rice field area

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Yogyakarta International Airport 4

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Entrance and airport of Yogyakarta International Airport on the south of the site

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Beach

Congot and Glagah beach on the South

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High noise on the south from main road and Airport

Ballroom facade as a focal point with textile facade materials by Schuco and BIPV (Building-integrated photovoltaics) panel installed on the core.

Near the southern sea, the wind is stronger. To utilize the wind with open space, cut through the building in the ground floor from South East to North West

Elevating the window to reduce excessive light from the West or East and to give eye catching on the facade

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AXONOMETRIC DIAGRAM

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Meeting rooms, sky lounge, and suite room

Guest rooms: Standard rooms, Suite, and Deluxe rooms

Meeting area, ballroom, conference room, lounge, and function room

Ballroom Facade Dual entrances, Lobby, Coffee bar, Restaurant, pool, Gym, Spa Center, Souvenir shop, and Playground

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SITEPLAN

TYPICAL PLAN

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A hotel has dual entrances.

The first entrance at the front of the building serves as a commercial entry point, such as a coffee bar, souvenir shop, , and other amenities.

The second entrance, reserved for guests only, provides access to the rooms for rent.

SUITE ROOM

DELUXE ROOM

STANDARD ROOM

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NORTH EL

EAST ELE

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LEVATION

EVATION

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A-A’ SE

FACADE DETAIL

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B-B’ SE

ECTION

ECTION

SECTION DETAIL

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PUPR Office Contextual Architecture Studio 2023

Project type Function Area Location Apps Used

: Individual Work, 4th Semester : Office : ± 3000 m2 : Sleman, Special Region of Yogyakarta : + +

This office is strategically located in the middle of Yogyakarta's commercial district, making it simple for customers to go to nearby amenities. This is inextricably linked to Yogyakarta's rich Javanese culture and architecture, which uses imaginary paths to indicate the orientation of the office and lead to holy (Keraton), sacred (Panggung Krapyak, Tugu), and natural locations (South beach).This contextual approach, provides the office to be designed to meet the needs of modern-day workers who require flexibility in the workplace.

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ISSUE

Challenges include extended work hours to meet project deadlines, experiencing boredom during prolonged periods of screen-based work (common in architecture and tech fields), maintaining physical fitness for sustained productivity, a workforce where 80% are over 40 years old (with a majority being Gen Z), a need for accessible references, precedents, and archives for data processing, and a prevalent tendency towards individualism in certain scenarios."

SOLUTION Addressing fatigue through the establishment of a relaxation zone or designated napping area. Introducing an open communal space to foster enjoyment, reduce boredom, encourage social bonding, and diminish individualism. Incorporating a compact sports area to encourage physical fitness. Designing a work environment conducive to the preferences of the majority of employees, particularly those aged 40 and above. Establishing a comprehensive library catering to the archival, reference, and precedent needs of the workforce.

CONCEPT

The building are built with a modular design that allows for easy reconfiguration of office spaces to accommodate changing needs. Each floor will have a different layout, offering a variety of workspaces for individuals, teams, and collaborative groups. The building's design inspired by traditional Javanese architecture, which emphasizes harmony between nature and the built environment. wWhile providing a relaxing space for workers to take breaks, also provide a flexible, user-friendly, and sustainable workspace that incorporates local Javanese architecture while embracing modern technology and healthy living.

TRANSFORMATION

A simple block rotates several degrees from the north to the wind

Twist to the two different sides to respond the existing climate and give a dynamic impression

Addtion of mass to provide additional work space in the West and East, and the innercourt area

Addition of horizontal facade to prevent the sunlight travel further and adding bridge to connect 2 mass

DIAGRAM

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SITE ANALYSIS Located in the heart of a commercial building center with convenient access

By tilting the building's direction, the average breeze from the north can be maximized as passive cooling.

The noise from the nearby roadway is mitigated by landscaping in the form of plants in the southern section.

With vertical facades on the East side apertures, it can maximize openings on the South and North sides, while reducing light entering from the West and East.

SECTION DETAIL

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To promote healthy living, the building will have amenities such as a gym, yoga studio, and healthy food options.

The building has feature a central courtyard that brings in natural light and ventilation

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A-A’ SECT

B-B’ SECT

C-C’ SECT

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ECTION

ECTION

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NORTH ELEVATION

WEST ELEVATION

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SOUTH ELEVATION

EAST ELEVATION

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FON Art Gallery Basic Architecture Studio 2022

Project type Function Area Location Apps Used

: Individual Work, 3rd Semester : Art Gallery, Exhibition : ±779 m2 : Sleman, Special Region of Yogyakarta : + + +

Situated by Tambakboyo Lake in Yogyakarta, known for its abundant natural beauty, this initiative represents a dedication to honoring the surrounding environment. The gallery was designed to integrate seamlessly with the lush vegetation in place, preserving it without any clearance. With a focus on preserving nature, transparent spaces were intentionally to emphasize on maintani, framing the natural surroundings as integral components of the artistic expression within the FON Art Gallery.

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ISSUE A preserved and aesthetically pleasing location is optimized while reducing harm. Its intended audience encompasses all demographics, particularly those passionate about nature seeking a space to appreciate art displays. It also serves as a platform for local community members, acting as a marketplace for small and medium enterprises. This approach imbues the building with a dynamic and distinctive character

CONCEPT Using the natural environment as an approach to architectural challenges, as well as the need of maintaining the natural heritage on the site, this Art Gallery was developed in keeping with the Friend of Nature idea. The curved and lovely circumstances of the site create the sense of being cool, natural, and natural, where these characteristics are optimized to be kept by minimizing any alterations or harm to the site.

SITE & CONTEXT

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BUILDING AS A PART OF THE NATURE

EXHIBITION

FRIEND OF NATURE

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ARCHITECT

INTERACTION OF ART & NATURE

SITE ANALYSIS The art gallery faces southeast to reduce heat and direct sunlight, allowing light to flow through and creating a translucent space.

Water can be stored trhough the butterfly roof. In addition, a horizontal plane creates a serene atmosphere as leaves and rains fall.

The various types of vegetation that exist provide variations in shading and leaf shapes, as well as the main catchment area.

The peak area of the location offers a broad view of the surroundings, and the steep terrain surrounding it contributes to channeling water flow within the site to the lake.

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FLOOR PLAN

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EXHIBITION ROOM

EXHIBITION ROOM

HALL

BRIDGE

LIBRARY

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TRANSITION ROOM

TRANSITION ROOM

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A-A’ SE

B-B’ SE

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ECTION

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