B.Arch (UTS) | M.Arch (UNSW)
architecture portfolio
JEREMY GUNAWARMAN
Jeremy Gunawarman
B.Arch (UTS) | M.Arch (UNSW)
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Having spent my formative years in Jakarta, Indonesia, I’ve had the privilege of witnessing firsthand the evolving dynamics between urban landscapes and societal needs. These experiences sparked my fascination with architecture, particularly in the realms of residential and community-centric design. Transitioning into my architectural studies in Sydney, Australia, further broadened my perspective, thanks to the city’s rich multicultural tapestry. Now, my focus lies in designing for the dignity and well-being of individuals, integrating their needs seamlessly into the built environment.
Professional Experience
Architectural Graduate
Moderinn Pty Ltd (Part Time) | Homebush, Sydney NSW
January 2024 - February 2025
• Responsible for architectural documentation and lodgement processes for various project stages including Development Application (DA), Construction Certificate (CC), and As-Built stages
• Engaged, liased, and coordinated with specialist consultants across multiple disciplines to ensure smooth project delivery.
• Involved in a diverse range of projects, including single dwelling houses, multi-residential apartments, and heritage buildings.
• Reviewed designs to ensure compliance with regulatory standards such as the National Construction Code (NCC), local Development Control Plans (DCP), State Environmental Planning Policy (SEPP), and relevant Australian Standards (AS).
Architectural Assistant
Moderinn Pty Ltd (Part Time) | Homebush, Sydney NSW
August 2023 - January 2024
• Produced architectural documentation and managed lodgement processes for Development Applications (DA).
• Coordinated with specialist consultants to ensure timely and accurate project submissions.
• Contributed to a variety of projects, including small-scale dwelling houses, low-rise, and mediumrise multi-residential apartments.
MArch - Master of Architecture
University of New South Wales
February 2023 - January 2025
BArch - Bachelor of Design in Architecture
University of Technology Sydney
February 2018 - March 2021
Diploma of Design and Architecture
UTS INSEARCH
June 2017 - January 2018
Email andhika.jeremy@gmail.com
Portfolio
Certification
2021
www.linkedin.com/in/jeremy-gunawarman
https://issuu.com/jeremygunawarman
Rhinoceros - Level 1 Certification
McNeel - Rhinoceros Level 1 Specialist Certification
Robert McNeel & Associates
Skills
Rhinoceros 3D Proficient
V-Ray for Rhino 6 Intermediate
Autodesk Autocad Proficient
Selected Works
Habitat for Your Laundry
Archicad Basic
SketchUp Basic
Adobe Indesign Proficient
Final Master of Architecture UNSW Studio Project
Adobe Photoshop Proficient
Adobe Illustrator Proficient
Microsoft Office Proficient
Social Agency studio project investigating the mental health concerns caused by the rapid development of apartment housing throughout Sydney.
Spiritual Habitation
First Master of Architecture UNSW Studio Project
Project for Indigigrow, a Dhawaral Indigenous group dedicated to preservation and restoration of Indigenous plants in Botany Bay, as a part of Connecting to Country brief.
University of Confluence and Influence
Final Bachelor of Design in Architecture UTS Studio Project
Project regarding the concept of education and how it might develop on post-labour society within an urban site.
Former Grace Bros Heritage
Under Moderinn Architects
Retrofit and refurbishment of the existing Heritage building used as a student accomodation in Broadway Ultimo, Sydney NSW.
Thornleigh Residential Apartment
Under Moderinn Architects
Development of class 2 ,10-storey residential apartment located in Thornleigh, Sydney NSW.
Roselands Townhouses
Under Moderinn Architects
Development of class 2 townhouses in Roselands, Sydney NSW.
Selected Works
Habitat for Your Laundry
Jeremy Gunawarman (M.Arch UNSW)
This project is from UNSW M.Arch final studio. The project investigates mundane activities of daily life are often disregarded and overlooked as part of daily necessities. Many apartments in Sydney are built to accommodate said activities towards individual privacy and comfort, residents’ security by limiting access, and the compression of multi-functional amenities into a tiny single unit. This project aims to address that issue by providing additional amenities as well as providing opportunities for chance interactions with other people as a way to help resolve the loneliness issue in Glebe. By combining technology and traditional methods, the architecture is designed to accommodate various spaces celebrating the mundane activity of washing, bathing, and storing to revitalise social interactions in the area.
the OSD tank and redirected into wentworth park for irigation purposes.
1. Hypocaust The Bathhouse utilises traditional and conventional heating systems such as hypocaust subfloor ventilation with the addition of conventional boiler. 2. Steam Room The steam generated from the hypocaust is transfered into a separate room to provide opportunity of laundry steaming without additional services.
3. Dhobi Ghat The traditional dhobi ghat system utilise greywater from the bathhouse into the water channel. After a certain period, the used laundry grey water will be transfered into
4.Laundry Pulley A series of pulley system reinforced by hangers rod connected into the trusses provide opportunity for easy access for hanging laundry.
Spiritual Habitation
Jeremy Gunawarman
This project is from UNSW M.Arch 1st studio. The brief was to design a space for Indigigrow, an Dharawal Indigenous group dedicated to the preservation and restoration of plants within Botany Bay. Due to the growing urban expansion in Sydney, many indigenous plants have been driven to extinction, and therefore this project is designed to address that issue. The architecture uses series of white curtains enveloped the structure to create a transitional space between outside and inside Country and blurred the people inside, which represents the metaphorical clouds where spirits existed according to Dharawal traditions. The architecture became a place where metaphorical spirit is housed, in order to regenerate the flora and fauna of the site. By entering the architecture, the outsiders had unknowigly participate as a continuance of spiritual existance in the architecture. The columns guide visitors into a procession towards the upper region, where the old colonial structure remained, as a sacred place for remembrance that connects towards the sky, where the spirits came from.
Year 1
During the first year of its completion, the building lack its relationship with nature. The spaces are designed primarily for human interactions between staff and visitor
Year 10
After 10 years of development, the architecture had reshape its purpose from a people focused design, into a balance between nature and human conditions
Year 100
After a decade of operations, the architecture had fully transormed itself with the assistance of humans, in order to provide space for nature
University of Confluence and Influence
Jeremy Gunawarman | Ophelia Wu | Dianne Lim
This project is a part of the UTS B.Arch 2020 studio 6 where we were tasked to investigate the future of higher education in a post-labour society. The task requires us to design the space based on acropolis characteristic style within Barangaroo. We chose to design a university where it can influence and encourage the participations of students and public into the world of politics. The space is designed to accomodate variety of practice methods where information are exchanged and spreads using programs such as exhibitions, rally square, theaters, private workspaces, and group workspaces.
Former Grace Bros Heritage
Jeremy Gunawarman (under Moderinn Architects)
Moderinn Architects was engaged as the project manager and architect to retrofit and refurbish the existing heritage building on behalf of the Strata Owner’s coorporation. The building is an existing 600 units student accomodation in Broadway Ultimo, Sydney. I was involved with the submission of the DA (Development Application) with the City of Sydney (LGA) and the works for the CC (Construction Certificate) stage that includes documenting and consultant coordination for the refurbishment of the existing clock tower, and the installation of commerical kitchen exhaust.
RL 41.950 ROOF RIDGE HEIGHT
RL 38.450 EDGE HEIGHT
RL 35.000 UNDERSIDE OF ROOF TRUSSES
RL 31.450 FOURTH LEVEL
RL 26.940 THIRD LEVEL
RL 22.380 SECOND LEVEL
RL 17.780 FIRST LEVEL
RL 12.770 GROUND LEVEL
Thornleigh Residential Apartment
Jeremy Gunawarman (under Moderinn Architects)
This was an ongoing project with Moderinn Architects as the design architect for the development and of a 10-storey residential apartment in Thornleigh, Sydney NSW. Designated as a class 2 building, the building falls under the DBP Act thus classified as a regulated building. My involvment began with the documentation of As Built drawings and subsequent amendments of the CC (Construction Certificate) while the building was ongoing construction.
Roselands Townhouses
Jeremy Gunawarman (under Moderinn Architects)
This project is located on Roselands, Sydney NSW, under the jurisdiction of Canterbury-Bankstown Council LGA. This project was originally managed by a different architect for the DA (Development Application) stage, but the client engaged Moderinn Architects for the CC (Construction Certificate) stage of the project. Since the building is a townhouse with a common basement, it is classified as a class 2 building under the NCC (National Construction Code), as well as a regulated building under the DBP Act. My involvement includes the architectural documentation and coordination of the various consultants for the CC stage.
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