Mahdi's Spatial Design Portfolio

Mahdi Irfani Muhammad Profile

Education 2012-16

Intern June 15Aug15

Intern

Born in Probolinggo, 28 years ago.

Studied architecture in Institut Teknologi Sepuluh Nopember. Have an internship in Studio Dasar and Ordes Arsitektur. After graduated, I Work in Timtiga Arsitek in Surakarta and have done several built projects. Have big interest in architectural, interior design, even in urban design, too!

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Working Experiences

Bachelor Degree of Engineering Institut Teknologi Sepuluh Nopember, Surabaya Majoring in Architecture with GPA 3.25 of 4.00

Professional Abilities

Sep 15Feb16

Studio Dasar Working as intern architect. drafting, developing design, sometimes planning for architectural exhibitions.

Ordes Arsitektur Working as intern architect. drafting, developing design, developing masterplan.

Surveyor RSUD Dr. Soetomo Aug 16- Development Team Working as surveyor, and Oct 16 making spatial program draft for RSUD Dr. Soetomo Architect Oct 16Feb 21

Timtiga Arsitek Working as junior architect. drafting, developing design, developing master plan.

Supervising construction progress with contractors & clients

Project Architect Dec 21Presents

JOSO Architects Working as Project Architect.

Mostly, supervising designs with ongoing constructions progress.

Controlling construction process.

I also design and develop several ongoing proposal design projects.

Architectural & Interior Design Drafting Graphic Design

Other Experiences

Project Management

Participant 2021

Research

Contacts Phone: (+62) 895800365802 Email: irfanmmd3110@gmail.com

LinkedIn: Mahdi Irfani

Content Making 2019Presents

Sekolah Urbanis 2021 A short course to learn about our built environment and any other things that could give impact to it.

Intrepertasi Bebas A discourse platform about spatial design and its performance.

Collecting knowledge about built environment.

Selected Works 01- IELC English Course 2016-18 | Educational

13- Istana Batik Keris 2017-19 | Museum & Resto

21- Loske Coffee Service 2017-19 | Educational

29- M House 2022-23 | Residential

31- Sukodono House 2021 | Residential

49- Mangesthi Guest House 2022-23 | Mixed Use

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Project Details: Location: Panularan, Surakarta, Central Java.

Site: 1200m2 Built Area: 3060 m2 Construction Years: 2016-2018 Building Type: Educational, Public

Interactive English Learning Center A language education facility located in Panularan, Surakarta.

Faced with narrow and long site, and challenged by small budget. Our task was to create efficient and spacious learning space with good daylighting to preserve energy. We also designed the learning space separated with parking area.

Client(s): Anthony McCormick & Nina Wexler of IELC Design Team: Timtiga ArsitekPaulus Mintarga (Supervisor) Joko Haryanto (Senior Architect) Mahdi Irfani (Junior Architect) Contractor: Budi Laksana Interior Design: Diana Shahar

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Spacious, wide, and bright tribunal staircase is the main feature of this building. This area is the main node for interaction that could give different activities. The purpose of combination of solid and semi-transparent polycarbonate roof are to supply daylighting while maintining thermal comfort.

Left second floor of common space Right first floor of common space

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Front Section Imagine when you come for learn but you don’t know where should you park your vehicles. That’s why we decided combine steel and concrete frame for wider building span. We placed the rooms in the side of building to create wider and sociable common space in the middle. Then, the most of the first floor can be used for car and motorcycle parks.

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Second Floor Plan

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Third Floor Plan

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Left Rest rooms Right Secondary staircase

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Left Library Right Kids Area

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Sheltered Garden

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Project Details: Location: Laweyan, Surakarta, Central Java Site: 3943 m2 Built Area: 1862 m2 Construction Years: 2018-2020 Building Type: Museum, Store, Heritage preservation Client(s): Tjokrosaputro family of Batik Keris Design Team: Timtiga ArsitekPaulus Mintarga (Supervisor) Joko Haryanto (Senior Architect) Mahdi Irfani (Junior Architect) Contractors: Prima Graha Sentosa

Istana Batik Keris After Purcashed in 2016, this heritage buildings area repurposed become gallery, restaurant, and showcase by major batik company in Central Java. Main concern for this project to make careful design intervention within the complex.

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Steel frame glass canopies cautiously inserted within the building to create modern touch while being unobtrusive with the heritage buildings. We also carefully select paint, tiles and glasses that goes well and complement the existing palace.

Left Foyer to showcase building Right Canopy of restaurant building

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Synthetic rattan ceiling was created to bring the vintage vibes to the interior. Ceiling pattern matches well with the existing tiles pattern below.

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Left Restaurant’s 2nd floor outdoor area Right Existing wooden door painted in gold and white

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Project Details: Location: Keprabon, Surakarta Site: 80 m2 Year Proposed: 2021 Project Type: Coffee shop & Eatery Client(s): Bagas Muhammad of Loske Coffee Service Design Team: Mahdi Irfani Muhammad Indra Yuda Wardiana

Loske Coffee Service An old house that located in Keprabon of Surakarta that rich of historical aspects. A coffee brand’s owner planned to expand his business in to fast-food and pastries house. We developed design that make this existing building to able provide both of coffee shop and food business in one place.

The main plan was reduce walls in the existing to integrating dinning area and coffee hoppers playground.

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We chose colors of Loske’s existing bar table and brand identity to fill the interiors. We preserved old house’s existing colors especialy in its facade to maintain historical looks of the building. In other words, we decided to blend them into this playful old chamber.

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This door connect with a big lodge behind this old house. Loske’s management also planned a future projects for the Lodge.

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Kitchen

Backyard

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Existing Plan of The House

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We planned to not dismantle two pre existing columns for safety reasons. The walls that can not support dining activity must be demolished. Then, we grouped spaces into 3 main area that consist of Coffee shop, Dining area, and Kitchen.

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Bookshelf and Door as divider between dining space and coffee space

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The ceiling imitating the form of the roof. It gives spacious visual of dining area.

The coffee shop need more quite than dining area, so we choose air-conditioned space in this room. The door and windows between dining and backyard is dismantled to get more daylight and interactive space. And of course allowed people that smoke cigarettes can get spaces here!

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Project Details: Location: Sukoharjo, Central Java.

Site: 190/141 m2 (two floors) Year Proposed: 2022 Project Type: Dwelling

M House in Sukoharjo This House’s owner wants a secret working space that can provide their privacy while they do their jobs. Because they spend most of their business in home, they need more daylight to minimize electricity consumptions.

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Design team: JOSO Architects Fatturochman Hakim (Principal Architect) Mahdi Irfani Bagus Wahyu

We placed the void in the East side of the site therefore all levels could get natural daylight all day. Hidden workspace is located at the attic. This secret place can be accessed by hidden staircase that placed on the ceiling.

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We maximize daylight in every corner of this house. One of the most forgottenarea is front terrace.

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We planned to place entrace from left side of the house to embrace more natural daylight

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Upper Left Hidden Staircase while it closed Lower Left Hidden staircase to secret workspace Right Backyard void

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Project Details: Location: Sidoarjo, East Java Site: 105 m2 Built Area: 120 m2 Client(s): Mrs. Jenny Year Proposed: 2022-On going Project Type: Private House Design Team: Mahdi Irfani Alfian Aziz

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My client purchased the existing house in 2021 to resell it again. Her target of market is young family with 1-2 kids. We decided to design a simple house with less details to minimize the effort of building maintenance. We also maximize the openings in the center and back rows of the building to get more daylight in the middle of the day.

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Mini Backyard Indoor Courtyard

Main Living room

Guest’s Bedroom & bathroom

Staircase’s Void

Kid’s Bedroom 1

Carport

First floor of the house divided into 3 areas. Guest’s area consist of bedroom and bathroom placed in front row of the house. Courtyard and guest living room in the center, and semi-privat consist of kitchen and dining area in the back. We chose blind curtain to divide semi-privat area and guest area.

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Tempered Glass Roof Main Bedroom & Bathroom

Laundry

Guest Living room

Asphalt Roof

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Kid’s Bathroom Kid’s Bedroom 2

Cantilevered Facade

Front and back row of second of floor to let the light get into building.

Also, we chose transparent roof to have same mission, especially for courtyard area that filled by plants. Laundry placed in back of second floor so it does not visible from facade.

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Curtain as semi-private area divider from Guest Area

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Left Guest’s Living Room Right Kitchen Set

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Project Details: Location: Kentingan, Central Java.

Site: 1410 m2 (three storey) 470 each floor Year Proposed: 2022 Project Type: Mixed Use

Mangesthi Guest House While graduation day comes, friends, family, and people that we love would attend our special day. If they came from other city, our loves one will search for a place for they stay in. In other hand, students themselves need a place to gather and discuss about their project that need to be done. To answer this problem, we planned to revamp an old hotel that owned by university, then make a space to provide most things that students need.

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Design team: JOSO Architects Fatturochman Hakim (Principal Architect) Mahdi Irfani Bagus Wahyu

We separate public area such as co-working space and café from private area like guest room to provide more privacy for hotel customer.

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First and second floor planned to become public area, especially for university students. We created convenience center for them to work, shopping, and other things that most of students need to do.

Left Co-working space Right Coffee corner and convenience store

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Dormitory area separated by laminated tempered glass

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Backyard of third floor planned to become simple lounge and small pantry for guest. Natural daylight become our concern in this area.

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