Architecture Portfolio by Lauren Marxoni

Architecture

PORTFOLIO

Lauren Marxoni

PROFILE

Qualified graduate in Architectural studies at Bandung Institute o f Technology who known as a fast learner, highly motivated to reach her goals, easily adapt with the new situation , and en joy working as a teamwork with others in achieving targets.

She is very interested and passionate in architecture especially green building , landscape planning , and interior design proven by the numerous awards she has won in both national and international competitions . From that experience, she has leadership skill to coordinate with the team and communicate e ffectively to ensure the pro ject is completed on time with outstanding results .

Her creative problem-solving skills enable her to design innovative solutions that harmonize with the environment , enhancing the quality o f life for communities .

EDUCATION ACHIEVEMENT

Bandung Institute of Technology

GPA: 3.90 out o f 4.00 ( th Semester

Ranked 2nd in architecture ma jor, class o f 2020 the current GP

Nominee for the most outstanding architecture (selected among 80 architecture students class

April 2024

November 2023

August 2023

May 2023

December 2022

June 2022

Third Place Winner Architectural Design Competition

“Coworking Space”

Phase 2 - International Architectural Competition and Innovation Jacques Rougerire Foundation

“Architecture and Innovation

Top 20 - National Architectural Competition by Architectural 2023

“Architectune”

First Place Winner Architectural Design ArchFest Petra

Building Society : Utopian

First Place Winner - National Design Competition by Arsitektur Parahyangan)

“Forming Creative Youth Center”

Top 15 - National Architectural Competition by Unnes Etalase

“Work 4.0: The New Way and Work”

2020-2024

2020 according to

architecture stundent class of 2020)

ARCHITECTURAL EXPERIENCE

January 2024

June-August

2023

June 2023

- International Competition by Nuan u

Architectural Design

Innovation Competition by Foundation

Innovation for Space

Architectural Design

Architectural Design Week

March 2023

June-August

2022

March 2022 –April 2022

August 2022

Invited Participant (Best Studio Work) at Architecture Fair by University of Indonesia (UI)

Architectural Intern at Realrich Architecture Worskhop (RAW Architecture)

Invited Participant (Best Studio Work) at ATRIA Architectural Design Exhibition by Bandung Institute Of Technology (ITB)

Bambooloka International Join Workshop ITB and University Applied Science Erfurt

Team of Event Division at Architecture Orientation Program - Architecture Student Organization

Team of Event Division at April Graduation Ceremony - Architecture Student Organization

Marketing Team of Publication and Documentation Division at Architecture Student Exhibition - Steva 2021

- International Competition by

SKILL

National Architectural by FAP (Festival

outh: Community Environment

Architectural Design

Etalase

Of Combining Life

Language

SketchUp, Rhinoceros, Grasshopper, ArchiCAD, Enscape

AutoCAD, Adobe Photoshop, Adobe Lightroom

English (Fluent), Indonesian (Native)

Table of Content

01

Collaboration Center: Infiniex Aeris | 2024

Architectural Final Project

Dago, Bandung, Indonesia

Builing Society : Utopian Environment | 2023

First Place on International Architectural Design Competition by ArchFest Petra Christian University

05

Coworking Space: Magarapan | 2024

Third Place on International Architectural Design Competition by Nuanu

Architectural Design

Gempol, Bandung, Compact Living: Village|

03

Forming Creative Youth: Community Center | 2023

First Place on National Architectural Design Competition by FAP (Festival Arsitektur Parahyangan)

06

Living: Gempol Village| 2022

Design Studio III

Bandung, Indonesia

Mixed Use Building: Haven | 2023

Architectural Design Studio V Cibadak, Bandung, Indonesia 04

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Birostris | 2022

Structure and Form Studio Fictional Location

INFINIEX AERIS

The designations "Bandung: City of Creativity" and "Bandung: City of Education" are intricately linked. Bandung's recognition as a creative hub owes much to the potential of its younger generations and the abundance of creative communities they foster.

In today's digital era, engaging in diverse activities in creative public spaces has become a hallmark of youth culture. Unfortunately, the Dago area—predominantly populated by the youth—there is still a lack of integrated public spaces to accommodate creative activities and stimulate collaboration among the youth.

Therefore, the idea of the Youth Collaboration Center has emerged to nurture the creativity and productivity of Bandung's youth, providing spaces needs that can respond to the habits or lifestyles of the younger generation.

Infiniex Aeris embraces the concept of continuity and seamless connection, where the building mass is intentionally created continuously from the ground floor to the top floor, providing an interactive spatial experience for visitors as they navigate through every corner of the building. Its attractive and iconic design represents a tangible expression of a building aimed for nurturing creativity among the younger generation.

Site context Response

Retail establishments, both F&B and non-F&B, are strategically positioned to face open spaces and streets, aligning with Dago's reputation as a bustling commercial area.

Design Strategy

Intergrated Communal Area

The courtyard is designed as a communal hub to facilitate interactions and accommodate various leisure and creative activities.

Rooftop cafe as an anchor that attracts visitors to explore the entire building.

The commercial area is designed with glass windows to enhance spatial connectivity and provide an interactive experience for visitors.

The amphitheater stands as a point of interest, utilized by communities for creative activities and gatherings.

Open Plan Layout

Interior is designed open layout floor enhance interaction users.

The communal area integrates elements such as water vegetation to create atmosphere and environmental quality.

The plaza serves as a response to the walking culture and contributes to the urban space.

Entrances from all four sides of the street enhance the building’s permeability.

integrates natural water and a lush enhance with an plan to among

Multi layered activity

Open space on the rooftop serves to accommodate various creative activities.

The elongated sides of the building are positioned to face north and south to mitigate excessive heat.

Communal Pod

Amphitheater is thoughtfully designed with a universal access and integrated tables, providing a versatile environment where visitors can engage in various activities while enjoying live performances.

Welcoming Grandstairs

A fountain attraction is located in the main drop-off area (east entrance) to welcome visitors and create an attractive and fun impression.

Substraksi massa untuk menciptakan kontinu dari lantai dasar hingga

Zoning

The definition of site development is based on the regulations for building setbacks, contour lines, and the need for outdoor public space.

Extrusion

The building is designed to be 16 meters tall (4 floors) to meet space requirements.

Spotlight Space Creative Space

Leisure Space

Public Space

Circulations

Addition of vertical and horizontal circulation elements, such as cores and an amphitheater, also serves as points of attraction

Substraction

Mass subtraction is used to create a continuous form from the ground floor to the rooftop while also providing communal space.

Landscape and Facade

The facade is designed to provide sunshading and act as a focal point, complemented by landscape treatment that aligns with the design concept

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Ground Floor

Third Floor

Fourth Floor

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Women’s isabled Auditoriu Stage

Amphitheater to the 3rd Floo

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Fashion Studio

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Private Boot

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Location

Typology

Project Type

ATARAXIA 02

Cilincing Fishing Village, North Jakarta, Indonesia

Residential

International Competition | Group Project with Mikael Tristan Aristo and Dimas Rio Pratama

Award 1st Place

Time 3rd year | 6th Semester | JanuaryFebruary 2023

Software Rhinoceros 3D, Grasshopper, Sketch Up, Enscape, Adobe Photoshop

Utopian represents the ideal conditions of both humanity and nature, where humans and nature live along side in harmony. Indonesia hopes for a utopia in 2045 where people can live a decent and prosperous life. However, at the same time, humanity is facing utopia with the challenges of an increasingly dense population (positively correlated with life expectancy) and rising sea levels

In response to the conditions stated above, ATARAXIA will be a solution as a resilient structure that could withstand climate change impacts and high density population integrated with flexible design and sustainable materials to enhance adaptibility and minimize environmental impact. ATARAXIA is designed as a residential building area that responds to the utopian expectations of the future and has interaction-based social connectivity. Many research provide evidence that sea levels have been rising naturally for thousands of years, long before the industrialized era began. Thus, even though human has succeeded to reduce "carbon footprint emission", sea water level keep rising. Therefore, utopia should represent the ideal of both humanity and nature in the future. A state where humans can live adapted with nature as well and nature is cared for by humans.

Give back relationship with providing a place for migratory animals

Structure which adapt to the sea conditions with aerodynamic mass design; perforated membrane to protect indoor activities from high winds; light structure from bamboo and membrane

Social interaction node Learning area

Sea turbine’s generator energy

Adaptable floating structure

The design aim to reestablished human and nature relationship with plants surrounding the building and also to balance human physcological condition a new living situation in the sea.

Fluid design to mimic the sea

Local market

Therapeutic flower garden

Fish pond for cultivation

Centralized bamboo cultivation garden

INFINITE

Location

Typology

Project Type

Award

Time

Software

Dago, Bandung, Indonesia

Community Center

International Competition | Group Project with Mikael Tristan Aristo and Dimas Rio Pratama

1st Place

3rd year | 5th Semester | OctoberNovember 2023

Rhinoceros 3D, Grasshopper, Sketch

Up, Enscape, Adobe Photoshop

Recognizing the profound impact of the pandemic on the social and mental well-being of Gen Z, this project aimed to foster a sense of connection, creativity, and resilience. With flexible spaces for education, recreation, and entrepreneurship, INFINITE symbolizing a collective response to the challenges faced by the younger generation in the aftermath of the pandemic.

INFINITE conceived with the main concept of open space and continuity. This builiding is designed with open space to engage collaboration and interaction. It is also designed with one continuous loop, seamlessly connecting each floor height through the use of ramps in the whole floor plan to evoke a feeling of continuity and inclusivity.

The innovative form of INFINITE not only serves a functional purpose but also becomes a statement of creativity, making it a distinctive and iconic space that resonates with the novelty and boundary-pushing spirit of Generation Z.

The location is on three strategic roads, namely Siliwangi street, Sumur Bandung street, and Dago street, which are the center of activities for Gen Z. Its position at the intersection allows the building to be accessed from various directions and optimizes the unique facade design.

with amphitheater

Sport facility and music studio to increase interaction and stimulate collaboration

Private space for those who needs peace to increase concentration.

Skybridge to connect to mass and create a with

Green roof as a place to chill and hangout

Collaborative space with coworking area, meeting room, and food court

Online transportation

Bougenville plants to create an alegant and local environment

Basement-Ground Floor

Ground Floor-Se ond Floor

Roof Garden

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Aluminium railing

Roof garden module

Geotextile

Insulation system

Frosted glass

GLT Wooden frame

Wooden GLT truss

Transfer beam floor

Concrete beam

HAVEN

Location

Typology

Project Type

Time

Studio

Supervisor

Software

Cibadak, Bandung, Indonesia

Lifestyle Center and Apartment

Architectural Design Studio V | Individual Project

4th year | 7th Semester | SeptemberDecember 2023

Dr. Ir. M. Prasetiyo E., Y., M.Arch, M.A.UD.

Sketch Up, AutoCAD, Enscape

Cibadak streets stands out as a culinary destination in the vibrant city of Bandung. What was once a thriving area, unfortunately, there is a decline in environmental quality due to the surge in socio-economic activities without concurrent development of the area's supporting infrastructure.

Cibadak finds itself confined within the constraints of limited open spaces and vegetation. The growing urbanization has led to a spatial issue, where the demand for social and economic activities has outpaced the availability of breathing space and natural elements, contributing to a sense of congestion and a lack of green respite.

In response to this conditions, Haven emerges as a sanctuary for social and economic activities as well as offering a vertical residence designed to harmonize with the lifestyle of the youth generation. Positioned strategically, Haven also aims to breathe new life into the district and reintroduce a harmonious balance between the built environment and the essential elements of nature in the heart of densely populated Cibadak.

Permeability: Increasing Connectivity with Dynamic Circulation

The building can be accessed from the surrounding roads to enhance permeability into the site.

Elevate Physical Activity: Creating Active Environment

The building can stimulate physical activities through engaging circulation and the provision of sports facilities.

The podium mass design is based on pedestrian circulation to enhance permeability.

To respond to the arid conditions of the Cibadak area.

Apartment access

On the outer side, allowing residents to directly access their apartment units without having to pass through the commercial area.

Welcoming entrance

With staircase access to the 2nd and 3rd floors.

Addition of podium masses on the 2nd and 3rd floors for commercial functions (lifestyle center).

The use material to connectivity interior and spaces.

To maintain streetscape character of

Cibadak.

Arcade

Urban Oasis: Reconnecting with Nature

The building is designed by integrating natural elements to provide shade and stimulate responses to stress.

Inclusivity: Welcoming All Walks of Life Through Public Space

The building can be enjoyed by various segments of the community, encouraging interaction and fostering collaboration.

Addition of two tower masses, each with a height of 7 floors, for residential functions.

Subtraction of tower masses and the design of a public roof garden on the podium mass.

To maintain the proportion and visual harmony between the taller tower and the buildings along Cibadak Street.

As an urban terrace and for urban heat mitigation of glass enhance the connectivity between and exterior

Open space

An open corridor to enhance visibility and interaction, as well as to utilize natural lighting and ventilation.

maintain the character Cibadak.

Arcade

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Studio Unit

1 Bedroom Unit

2 Bedroom Unit

MAGARAPAN

Location

Typology

Project Type

Time

Software

Nuanu City, Bali, Indonesia

Coworking Space

International Competition (Buildable)| Group Project with Mikael Tristan Aristo and Dimas Rio Pratama

4th year | 8th Semester | March-April 2024

Rhinoceros, Sketch Up, Enscape, Adobe

Photoshop

Magarapan is designed to foster creativity, exchange ideas, and embark on collaborative ventures. The design is embracing the concept of biophilic (integrates with natural elements) and industrial (raw material) to create a vibrant atmosphere, optimized for innovation and idea generation.

Magarapan features a unique design with a seamless flow from the entrance area to the rooftop. Serving as both an amphitheater and a pathway to a hidden garden with river views, the rooftop enhances visitors spatial experience.

To respect the Balinese culture, facade pattern is developed from local patterns. The pattern is made from copper which has rich history used in iconic sculptures in Bali. This pattern helped to reduce solar radiation by 30% to ensure thermal comfort while maintaining indoor visibiliry.

Private Space, allows teams (2-10 person) to focus on their own

The design starts by creating an axis towards the natural feature surrounding it, which are the mountain, sea, and river.

The sea - mountain axis will create a spatial organization of functions from back of the house feature (parking space, kitchen) toward front of the house feature (main features such as private and community office).

The river axis will defined the entrance point towards the hidden garden to borrow the view and creates a connection with its surrounding.

The mass is developed to be one with the nature and respect locality. From the beginning, it is one with the ground and slowly rises with the roof spreads and create a hidden space in the middle. Which will be the hidden garden.

GEMPOL

Location

Typology

Project Type

Time

Studio

Supervisor

Gempol, Bandung, Indonesia

Commercial and Residential

Architectural Design Studio III | Individual

Project

3rd year | 5th Semester | August-October 2022

Dr. Firmansyah, S.T., M.T.

Gempol is one of the residential clusters originally planned for native employees during the Dutch East Indies administration. A distinctive feature of Gempol is the presence of a central park within the area.

As the time goes by, Gempol has undergone changes, particularly in its park, which gradually became inhabited by traders and has now transformed into densely populated and less suitable housing.

The revitalization of Gempol involves designing a 4-story building with a mixed-use design (kiosks/retail and residences). This design aims to address issues of public and private spaces to ensure the residents' comfort is not compromised.

Comprising four stacked mass configurations, the building provides balconies on each floor. The design prioritizes passive energy principles, including building orientation, natural lighting and ventilation, integration of vegetation within the structure, and the provision of open spaces for the community.

The presence of existing large Kihujan trees at the corner of the site, which have become a characteristic feature of Gempol, serves as the starting point for this natural concept. The inclusion of vegetation on all sides of the facade, a courtyard in the middle of the site, and a private garden are implemented to support and reinforce the concept of harmonizing with nature.

The public area is located on the first floor of buildings A, B, and D. Meanwhile, the first floor area of building C is used as housing for elderly. Building D, which has a total height of 2 floors, is entirely utilized as a public area that provides retail space for selling food or beverages. As for the other three buildings, the second floor is used for housing purposes.

In response to wind direction and sunlight, openings are maximized on the southeast side to enhance natural ventilation, while minimizing openings on the west side

Ground Floor (Commercial Area)

Second Floor (Commercial and Residential Area)

Third Floor (Residential Area)

PRIVATE GARDEN

The private rooftop garden ,measuring 100 square meters ,is designed on the rooftop of Building D to enhance interaction among residents and serve as a recreational space for them to relax and unwind from their daily activities.

"Birostris" stands as a seashore pavilion meticulously created to house an amphitheater. Drawing inspiration from the graceful silhouette of manta rays. Drawing inspiration from the graceful silhouette of manta rays, this pavilion exemplifies the principles of biomimicry.

Its framework adopts a waffle configuration, ensuring seamless interconnection of each element and reinforced with durable metal plates. The chosen material is prefabricated glue-laminated timber treated with a polyurethane coating, elevating its ability to withstand the diverse outdoor weather conditions.

BIROSTRIS

Location

Typology

Project Type

Time

Studio

Supervisor

Software

Fictional Location

Pavilion

Structure and Form Studio | Group Project with Jasmine Regina Tanti and Asysyifa Asri Adityarini

3rd year | 6th Semester | February 2023

Dewi Larasati, S.T., M.T., Ph.D. and Annisa Safira Riska, S.Ars., M.Ars.

Rhinoceros, SketchUp, AutoCAD, Enscape

Rigid Connection