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PORTFOLIO JOVANCA ANABEL

ARCHITECTURE | INTERIOR | GRAPHIC DESIGN

CAMPANILE HOTEL

BALIKPAPAN, EAST BORNEO, INDONESIA Design Development | XOA Design Co. | 2019

This project will design the interior design of the hotel rooms according to the Campanile Hotel Balikpapan room standards and the Campanile branding theme.

Floor Plan

Level 12

Level 15-17

Room

Room 1 Twin

Meeting Room

Lift Lobby

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ANHE RESIDENTIAL

TAIPEI CITY, TAIWAN

Design Development | C.T.Chen & Partners | 2021

Engaged in design development in Revit based on CAD drawings. Build structures and architectural components in Revit. Review issues found in CAD drawings found in Revit and discuss with structural engineers. Perform area calculations to check according to local regulations. Create architectural drawings in Revit and render in Lumion.

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DUNHUA RESIDENTIAL

TAIPEI CITY, TAIWAN

Design Development | C.T.Chen & Partners | 2021

Involved in design development of building facades in Sketchup. Customize your floor plan. Create architectural drawings in CAD and render them in Lumion.

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AROPYA RESIDENCE

BANDUNG, WEST JAVA, INDONESIA

Awards Nominee of 6th Architectural Design Studio | 2019

A person’s life journey is like climbing a ladder with “stairs” to climb. Ladders are available to help you reach your goals. Aropya means “rising” in Sanskrit.

Aropya Residence is an apartment that offers open space on each floor. This has a positive impact on daily life as it becomes a place to get fresh air, relax, improve microfilms, absorb rainwater and regulate water systems to sustain ecosystems. .

The basic shape of the rectangle is taken from the shape of the tread. The rectangular shape is then arranged to open at the node so that it can address the crossroads.

There is addition of a rectangular shape as a function of the core and barrier between the two towers.

There is a substraction on the tower section so as to produce a stepped shape according to the concept of the stairs. The roofless part became open space.

The steps are tilted 45 ° for each unit and there is a difference in the pattern of the units on each floor so as to produce a nonmonotonous facade.

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MARINE RESEARCH & DEVELOPMENT CENTER

CILINCING, JAKARTA, INDONESIA

Final Design Studio | 2019

The Marine and Fisheries Research and Development Center will be a marine data center throughout Indonesia to support marine and fisheries research activities, a means of marine education for students and the general public, and a generator of activities by introducing the culture and characteristics of Cilincing District.

The design theme is based on the concept of symbiosis between coral reefs and algae “Zanthellae”. The façade concept is a dynamic shape derived from the ocean waves.

Structure Isometry

Perspective Section

Section

Facade Detail

Clean Water and Hot Water Utility Systems

Aquarium & Marine Breeding Area

Research Room

Hallway

Phenomenon

THE KAMPOENG TAMAN SARI

TAMAN SARI, BANDUNG, WEST JAVA, INDONESIA

Urban Design Studio | 2019

Team: Ruth Tambun, Melisa Jaurie, Jessica Bellamy

Underutilized river area Residential areas are very dense

No green open space

the design bases. The strategic areas of design include: community collaboration based economic development, and youth based development. The contents of the strategic area must support the close integration between the neighborhoods, including simple low-rise flats, open spaces, and supporting public service facilities. By taking the theme of Kampoeng City, the design of the area is expected to be able to maintain the multicultural nature and family feeling typical of Tamansari but integrated with the dynamics of individuality and the flexibility of urban life.

Community Based Environment

Kampoeng Tamansari is a development complex that integrates family-based housing. We took the theme of Kampung City because despite leaving behind the old form, the pockets of the community remained sustainable and prioritized in planning.

Tamansari area is inhabited by people across generations and is multicultural, so these aspects need to be maintained as one of

Strategies & Opportunities

The area around the river is redesigned to become more neat and orderly

Development of local community businesses such as canteens / minimarkets

A new open space is created with a river orientation

Existing Site Plan

Local community businesses become supporting activities in green open spaces

Productivity increases and creates job opportunities

Increased income and economic progress

The planned site is in Taman Sari disrict, Bandung. This area is a fairly dense area because it consists of residential areas and there are UNISBA campus education facilities with students who also come from outside the city of Bandung.

The Taman Sari area is dominated by residential functions. There are also areas of commercial activity and there are also public facilities.

Processing the river area can increase the selling value of the area. The application of multiple functions to buildings can create a residential business area.

is a mixed-use building concept with a combination of a residential house and an integrated office with a colonialstyle preservation building. Seeing the economic development based on the local community, the SOHO development strategy can maximize the workforce potential of the surrounding community and make street spaces more lively so that the people of Bandung are increasingly visited.

Time savings for work, increased productivity, and effectiveness of city spaces that were messy due to careless vehicle parakeets in the Tamasari area.

1. Strip Store

2. Apartment +

3. Apartment

4. SOHO

5. Student Residence + Retail

6. Green Open Space + Public Service Facilities

7. Unisba University

8. Unisba University Rectorate

8. Cikapundung River

9. Pasundan University

10.Transportation Hub

Masterplan

SOHO Development Area

The Rusunawa is located on an area of 14,800 m². The flat consists of five residential towers, where each tower has a height of up to 14 floors. At the base of the flat there is a podium which functions as a commercial area.

Middle-class flat and strip stores in this area are adapting their attitude towards the end of the area. The materials used are conwood and paving stones to give a natural impression. Middle-class Rusunawa is made for middle and upper class students who can enjoy a more private residence and get adequate sports facilities.

The strip store was created to support the needs of Unisba students such as a place to eat, a stationery shop, daily necessities, to a boutique or a clothing store. Designed with a theme that is in line with the middle class flat, the strip store takes the concept of openness to nature so that it has a pilotic mass.

In order to meet the demand for housing in the education sector, regional development provides housing that is exclusively intended for students and other academic activists. The residence maintains the essence of kinship which is the root of the design by providing public spaces where residents can interact apart from in the unit corridors. Each building is equipped with a visitor function podium to complement the residents’ daily needs.

The aparments are composed of a podium at the bottom and five residential unit towers that extend east-west on the upper part of the podium.

The Rusunawa is located on an area of 14,800 m². The apartment consists of five residential towers, where each tower has a height of up to 14 floors. At the base of the flat there is a podium which functions as a commercial area.

Site Plan

YUENONG INTERSECTION PARK

TUNGHAI

Yuenong Road, the first and the main road built in 1955, is the main entrance of Tunghai Univesity. It is the primary access to the campus landmark heritage building, Luce Chapel. Yuenong Road connect the main road (Tunghai Boulevard Road) to the core of historical building area that is in the first campus.

Design Process

Luce Chapel creates a visual cultural axis, however, it is blocked by the trees of Campus Biotope Creation that is unarranged not well maintained. Luce chapel as the campus landmark need to have clear visual corridor from the main entrance of the campus. The access road to Luce chapel is disoriented by the winding road, a pedestrian road following the visual cultural axis is needed.

This is the existing condition of the site. There are lack of pedestrian road in some road. Some pedestrian road is also not connected. There is also no public street furniture.

The pedestrian road is redesigned. and connected. With the additional zebra cross for the safety of pedestrian.

The civic space around the pedestrian is added also with the street furniture. A civic space is also created on the green area of the intersection. The park walkway is created.

Site Analysis

The road also links to the north boundary that have a significant impact for the future MRT station, and the future transportation route. Yuenong Road also serve as a connection to the south boundary towards Industrial Park.

The public furniture such as the amphitheater is added for people to gather and to create inclusivity, while enjoying the view of the nature. There is also a road connecting to Oberlin Hall from Tunghai Study.

Current Conditions

The road creating the visual axis to Luce Chapel is made.

The Luce Chapel is now visible from the Intersection.

The trees in the Campus Biotope Creation is also arranged so that it will not block the view of Luce Chapel from Yuenong Road.

The future transportation system enables the direct access to Luce Chapel for tourists and students, and also ease the congestion problem of the intersection. Yuenong Intersection become a drop-off point.

Solar Panel Tree Detail

Water Catchment Tree Detail

Site Section

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OTHER WORKS

Marstopia

Natural Museum of Natural Science, Taichung

Experimental Design Studio | 2020

Team, Jovanca Anabel, Lin Wei An, Zhuang Gui Ling, Tien Hao Chung, Chang Che Wei

Mars Architecture Biomimicry Design Mission by R.E.A.D. Lab.

We design the 5 units to solve the problems of the mars: Heat unit, Oxygen unit, Water unit, Agriculture unit, and Shelter unit. All with biomimicry design approach.

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Woodland Bay

Lunawood Urban Challenge Competition Entry| 2021

Team, Jovanca Anabel, Lin Wei An, Zhuang Gui Ling, Tien Hao Chung, Chang Che Wei

The Kaohsiung Light Rail Transit (LRT) project raises concerns by flooding residential areas with noise pollution. The abandoned area by the LRT rails, which is only utilized for scooter parking, has a potential to be a dominant route to the Asia New Bay Area.

The design of the enclosure emulates the bay area’s ocean waves. A fresh and vibrant ambience is created from the shades and acoustics made by the wooden structures. Ultimately, a woodland experience is manifested. This inspirational space will attract street artists and performers in contribution to breathe life into the harbor.

Taking the vintage theme from the story of Maoke Expedition in Papua in the year of 1980.

In 2019, 35 expeditors of Arjau went to Rampa Kapis, a village above water in East Laut Island, South Borneo for 8 days to have data collection, documenting, and observing, especially in architectural and social fields whhich are the main focus, with help from local citizens.

MAHITALA Magazine Head of Design| 2020

Environmental and Adventure Activity Student Association (MAHITALA) annual magazine.

Rampa Kapis Expedition Book Writer | 2019

Environmental and Adventure Activity Student Association (MAHITALA) Poster and Merchandise Designer, Social Media Account Feed Designer| 2018-2019