Architecture Portfolio

A R C H I T E C T U R E PORTFOLIO

Selected Project 2021/2024

HELLO!

I’m an Architecture Graduate from Petra Christian University, Surabaya. From what i have learned in college, i believe architecture is about problem solving, structural thinking, making space, and something that lasts a long time. I became passionate about creating spaces that could enhance human well-being and also be sustainable over time.

I consider myself as an organized, assertive and eager to learn person. I have been actively involved in several community services and committees that held by Petra Christian University Architecture program. I realized that i am an outgoing person and enjoy working on different tasks both individually and in groups. I believed that i’m a detail-oriented and creative person in exploring something.

About personal interest , I enjoy learning about sustainable and also architectural rendering. So i always learn and improve my skils in those area. And i also like to try new things about architecture or something else.

Matthew Steve Sutejo

Fresh Graduate Architect

in matthew.steve80@gmail.com +62 812 4500 9889 @mtthewsteve linkedin.com/in/matthew-steve16

EDUCATION

Rajawali Senior High School

Makassar

Petra Christian University Surabaya

ACHIEVEMENT

1st Winner in Architecture Expo Exhibition Design Competition Competition by HIMAARTRA

Entree of Sayembara Aksireaksi Competition by IMA SRIWIJAYA UNSRI

Published Journal to International Conference on Empathic Architecture (ICEA) Held by ICEA Colaboration with PCU

2024

SKILLS EXPERIENCES

Soft Skill

Participant of Workshop Architecture in Digital

Held by Petra Christian University

Member of Event Division Sarasehan Mahasiswa Baru 2022

Held by Petra Christian University

Member of Event Division Welcome Greatfull Generation Prodi Arsitektur

2020

2022

Held by Petra Christian University 2022

Head of Creative Division Super Jury TA-86

Held by Petra Christian University

Architecture Final Project Showcase

Volunteered Social Clinic Architecture (KKP)

Held by Petra Christian University

Kinetic Facade

Volunteered Redrawing Pendopo Bupati Lamongan

Held by Petra Christian University 2024

Time Management

Mindfulness

Critical Thinking

Able to Work in Team

Attention to Detail

Hard Skill

Microsoft Office

Sketchup

Revit

AutoCAD

Adobe Photoshop

Adobe Ilustrator

Adobe Premier

Enscape

Language

Indonesian

English

Symbolic Building Project 6th Semesters Project

Architectural Competition

Aksi Reaksi 2022

29 GARANG’AN

Design N Drafting Abdimas UK Petra

35 SMAN 10

Rendering Project in FEDE Interior

39 VISUALIZATION

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Silang

This building functions as an exhibition and learning building in the form of classroom learning and selling food from the community around Praban. Design with a duality concept which emphasizes the condition of the praban itself, which is both quiet and busy. Apart from that, the application of the quiet concept itself is seen in the use of solid materials in the building. Then the crowded conditions themselves are linked to the sociocultural concept which increases interaction by showing it through the openings of the building itself.

Apart from that, the application of materials also adapts to the dominant conditions surrounding the building.

Historical exploration and also the site where there are herbal medicine traders who are now starting to decrease.

A legend in the Praban area which also introduced herbal medicine at that time.

The basic shape is taken from the dominant surrounding environment with a blocky shape.

Then made smaller for the 2nd floor which maximizes the space on the 1st floor.

Characteristic of area use for selling as specially alleys around praban.

Lack of interaction areas in the area around the praban.

Introductory learning about herbal medicine has started to decrease and it is interesting if it is used as a tourist site.

Then the building is made twisting which involves modernizing the shape and also maximizing the shape.

The duality highlights significant regional differences and emphasizes the need for a balance between the two contrasting aspects: quiet and busy.

Mixed-Use Building

The urban design of the Darmo area in Surabaya focuses on the needs and functions of the site. The area serves as a residential zone, with a portion allocated for office spaces. This has led to the development of a mixed-use building that accommodates the site’s needs, including shopping areas, coworking spaces, and sports facilities, which are currently lacking in the vicinity.

Additionally, the design considers the implementation of energy renewal through renewable energy systems such as solar panels and wind turbines.

MIXED USED BUILDING

Mixed use building design with an eco urban oasis concept which has a combination of the use of renewable energy, green open space, and vertical connections. The building has open space so that it remains connected to the surrounding environment, users outside the building and has the ability to produce renewable energy for use within the site.

Eco-Urban Oasis

Layout Plan

South Elevation

East Elevation

View from Bridge 1

View From Cafe 2

View from Stall 3

Football Stadium in Makassar

The development of football is now increasing, especially in Indonesia. This is interesting because in some areas there is still minimal government involvement in paying attention to their favorite team. This is the case in the city of Makassar, which still does not have a football stadium. In addition, the application of green buildings is now increasing, making both of these things interesting. This project aims to fulfill the fanaticism of football in the city of Makassar and also to create buildings that can help the surrounding area by implementing green principles.

GREEN STADIUM

The integration of sustainability with football stadiums is a new development that is beginning to be incorporated into existing standards. The implementation of green stadiums starts by considering various elements such as renewable energy management through systems that harness natural resources. Additionally, the use of kinetic facades and solar panels in the building helps reduce energy consumption, which is increasingly scarce and challenging to develop.

LOCALITY

The design takes into account local culture, incorporating elements such as the songkok recca and lontar, which are distinctive features of Makassar. These elements also represent the city’s football spirit, characterized by perseverance and dedication. The design then translates these elements into the stadium’s facade, featuring rounded forms and a minimalist approach that reflects the golden aspect of the songkok recca.

2nd Floor

3rd Floor

4th Floor

5th Floor

Section

South Elevation

West Elevation

Exhibition Centre 04

This project originated from a design competition for an exhibition held in Surabaya, aimed at showcasing innovative ideas and concepts. The theme of the exhibition revolves around sustainability, emphasizing the importance of environmentally friendly practices in design. In this context, the project’s design concept is inspired by the notion of a “center” or focal point. By establishing a central gathering area, the design aims to create a vibrant space that attracts visitors and encourages social interaction. This focal point not only draws attention but also serves as a hub for various activities, making it an ideal venue for exhibitions and community engagement.

Ultimately, the project seeks to highlight the significance of sustainable design while providing a dynamic space for people to gather and exchange ideas.

Elevation

Centre is a verb from middle and also central point. The application of the center concept in the design adapts to the function of this place which is used as a meeting point for archiexpo competition participants. As for the use of curved and circular shapes, these have corner points, resulting in an organic layout. Then the concept of utopia itself is seen at the center of the formation which shows the existing balance.

It is hoped that the choice of organic form in this exhibition will provide comfort for visitors in exploring the works on display at the exhibition accompanied by the nuances of the dynamic flow presented.

Arrangement of cardboard following the slope of the angle using brick tectonics

SECTION

ISOMETRIC

DETAILS

This detail uses reusable materials that can also be used for future activities. Additionally, it is a craft detail that emphasizes innovation through the collaboration of materials.

Garang’an

This project began as a redesign competition for the Sakanak Market in Palembang, a traditional market with significant cultural value. Our proposal focuses on enhancing the fish market and creating dining spaces that showcase local fish dishes, supporting the local economy and culinary heritage.

We are dedicated to preserving local elements and key structures of the site. This restoration aims to respect historical aspects while creating a functional space that reflects the community’s culture, ensuring that the Sakanak Market remains a vibrant gathering place for the people of Palembang.

Garangan

in South Sumatran language Area under the stilt house

Garangan Market is the revitalization of the former Sakanak Market, which had faded from the local community’s memory in Palembang. The restoration keeps the market’s original function as a fish market, while adding new features such as restaurants, souvenir shops, and a leisure area overlooking the Musi River. This transformation aims to appeal to a wide range of people, from local residents to tourists of all ages. The design preserves the steel structure and roofing of the original Sakanak Market to retain its historical character, ensuring the legacy of the previous market endures.

First Floor

The first floor is a public space that shows off the market’s unique character, which we want to keep through careful design. It also has a dining area that supports the fish market with extra trading options.

Second Floor

The second floor is a place for people to gather and a local souvenir from Palembang. It also serves as a café and a spot for socializing outdoor area leading to the Musi River.

Redesign SMAN 10 SURABAYA

The primary objective of this building is to function as a school that addresses the current need for an auditorium and sports facilities, utilizing previously unused land effectively. The design distinguishes between the two areas based on their contrasting functions: the auditorium is situated on the second floor, while the first floor is dedicated to sports facilities, specifically designed for volleyball activities. Moreover, the architectural design integrates the distinctive characteristics of the original structure, ensuring a harmonious connection between the new and existing elements.

In addition to the structural design, the selection of materials is thoughtfully adapted to align with the prevailing conditions surrounding the building, reinforcing its integration within the local environment and enhancing its overall aesthetic appeal.

First Floor

On the first floor plan, it is used as a volleyball court which is also equipped with a spectator stand.

Second Floor

On the 2nd floor it is used as a multi-purpose room whose main purpose is as a meeting room.

surrounding the building Tribune Area

Enterance Area Mezzanine

Vollyball Court

Vollyball Court Terrace

Visualization Project 07

All the images shown are projects I worked on at Fede Interior. I have a strong interest in visualization in architecture, especially during my final project. This interest grew even more when I started working. I really enjoy the visualization process because it allows me to explore different design ideas. I believe that good visualization helps explain concepts in a clear and engaging way, making it easier for clients and colleagues to understand the design.

Dian Istana

This project is a design for a house in the Dian Istana housing complex. In this project, I created a visualization based on the ideas provided by the client. I used soft materials and colors to align with the client’s wishes, aiming to create a comfortable and harmonious atmosphere.

Kertajaya Office

This project is a design for the Kertajaya office in Surabaya. In this project, I created visualizations for several spaces, including the reception area, work areas, pantry, and restrooms. Among these spaces, several areas feature dark finishes that reflect the character desired by the client, while lighter colors are used only in the work areas.

Matthew Steve Sutejo