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Project - American Standard Design Award 2026 (ASDA 2026)

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American Standard 2026 Selected Work | Florentina Julisa Friska Cristiani


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FLORENTINA JULISA FRISKA C | PORTOFOLIO | 2021-2024

EDUCATION 2020 - 2024 | SEBELAS MARET UNIVERSITY Bachelor of Architecture GPA 3.72/4.00

EXPERIENCE DEC 2022 - FEB 2023 | SITE ENGINEERING INTERN

PP URBAN ON REVITALIZATION OF LOKANANTA Participated in producing detailed shop drawings and adjusting pre-design architectural drawings to match existing site conditions. Involved in on-site detailing and coordination of shop drawings during construction. AUG 2024 - DEC 2024 | ASSISTANT ARCHITECT CONTRACT

WU CONCEPT

Handled one mid-rise office project during the pre-design phase. Designed and developed floorplans and sections with a focus on functionality and efficiency. Also prepared and presented the initial pre-design concept to the client.

Florentina Julisa Friska Cristiani julisa.friska@gmail.com

JUL 2025 - JAN 2025 | ARCHITECTURAL INTERN

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ORGANIZATION 2021 | ARCHEVENT

ARCHITECTURE INTERNATIONAL COMPETITION STAFF 2021 | RUMAH WIJAYA by pemimpin.id

PROGRAM ACTIVATION 2022 | ARCHEVENT

ARCHITECTURE LIVE EXHIBITION STAFF 2022 | HMA VASTU VIDYA

EXPERTICE AND PROFESSION STAFF 2023 | ARCHEVENT

ARCHITECTURE COMPETITION STAFF

HONOUR AND ACHIEVEMENT 2022 | 3rd International Tall Building Modelling and Designing Competition

2025 | ONDULINE GREEN ROOF AWARDS

BEST DESIGN CONCEPT

3RD WINNER FAVORITE WINNER

2022 | FASTUVEST ARCHITECTURAL COMPETITION

2025 | VOLUME ZERO - LITTLE BIG LOO

2023 | SEPEKAN ARSITEKTUR

2025 | Maunsell Forts - Idoarch

2024 | AFFAIR UI

2026 | American Standard 2026

TOP 15 TOP 3

TOP 10

1ST WINNER Finalist

1ST WINNER

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FLORENTINA JULISA FRISKA C | PORTOFOLIO | 2021-2024

American Standard Design Award 2026 (21595) INDONESIA FIRST WINNER | Team Member : Dila Rizkina Putri, Gabriel Procellia (Representative)

Type | INTERIOR COMPETITION Location | Imaginary

Scope of work | Led the development of the project's narrative and conceptual framework, transforming the design brief into a distinctive architectural propo tion, and the integration of diverse perspectives. Guided the translation of conceptual ideas into architectural strategies, spatial experiences, an ject. Responsible for the project's visual communication, producing all architectural renderings and developing visual storytelling approache intent, atmosphere, and underlying concept. Directed how information, imagery, and representation techniques were used to communicate th form of the architecture.


DESIGN CONCEPT The bathroom is reimagined as a domestic common, organized around a communal water table that supports daily rituals of care across generations. Rather than separating users into individual fixtures, water becomes the spatial center where washing, assisting, resting, and play can occur simultaneously. The layout is structured by levels of speed and assistance rather than by age: slow and assisted use near seating and grab supports, interactive washing at the central basin, and fast private use at the perimeter. This allows different users to share the room while maintaining appropriate degrees of privacy. Located at the center of the home, the bathroom becomes a space where the day begins and ends collectively. Natural light and a central tree introduce time, softness, and comfort, easing shared intimacy while anchoring the space around water. Through layered privacy and shared routines, the bathroom becomes an architecture of everyday togetherness.

osition through research, critical interpretand design decisions throughout the proes that effectively conveyed the design he project's narrative beyond the physical FLORENTINA JULISA FRISKA C | PORTOFOLIO |

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FLORENTINA JULISA FRISKA C | PORTOFOLIO | 2021-2024

Cabinet User based on the physical needs

Parents

Elderly

Kids


Integrated within the garden, the bathroom is naturally ventilated and illuminated, allowing time to be felt through shifting light, shadow, and seasonal change. A central tree anchors the space vertically, while the water table organizes activities horizontally, forming a calm yet active spatial field shaped by daily rituals.In this setting, bathing is no longer a transient task, but a shared moment of presence where care, play, and rest become part of everyday domestic life. The bathroom is not designed for fixed age groups, but for different physical and temporal needs. From left to right, the space is organized into three continuous zones: assisted use, interactive core, and fast private use.The shower area provides seating edges, hand showers, and stable flooring, allowing care to happen naturally and safely. At the center, the water table and basin form the interactive core, where users meet, pause, and share everyday routines. At the perimeter, the toilet and storage are placed for quick access, supporting efficient use without interrupting the communal space

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Sun Direction

Holder for Elders

Placed at the outer edge of the layout, the toilet area allows fast and private use without crossing the wet communal core. Storage is integrated for immediate access to daily necessities, supporting short and efficient routines. While visually connected to the shared space, this zone maintains functional separation, allowing privacy to coexist with collective use.

Circulation

Natural ventilation, daylight, and a central tree connect the bathroom to the rhythms of the garden and the day. Shifting shadows and changing light conditions allow users to sense time through atmosphere, not clocks. This connection softens the intensity of shared intimacy, grounding daily routines within a calm, living environment.


The basin forms the heart of the bathroom, functioning as a water table around which everyday interaction occurs. Rounded edges, low height, and surrounding access allow users from both sides to gather, assist, or simply pause. Hanging mirrors extend the sense of shared space while maintaining safety through soft geometry. Here, water becomes not only a utility, but a medium of communication, play, and care across generation.

Bench for kids to using basin

Plants

Holder for elders

Sitting shower area

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Thank You Feel free to contact me through: julisa.friska@gmail.com


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