Nadia Amira Portfolio 2016-2022

Portfolio

Nadia Amira

Selected Works 2016 - 2022

List of Contents

Resume

Professional Work

Salesforce Tower Tokyo

Suginoko Nursery School

20 Islands

Buntown Residence

SITI School

Academic Competition

Waste Transit Hub

A Walk to the Unknown

Nadia Amira

Sex : Female

Nationality : Indonesian

Birthdate : 17/08/1995

Birthplace : Jakarta, Indonesia

Address : Komatsugawa 1-5-8 #403 Edogawa-ku, Tokyo Japan

Phone : +81 07043817445

E - mail : nadiamirra95@gmail.com

Website : https://www.linkedin.com/in/ nadia-amira-58ab38136/

Language : Indonesian Mother tongue English IELTS Academic 7 Japanese JLPT N2

Skills

CAD Advanced

Archicad Beginner

Revit Beginner

Rhinoceros Intermediate

Sketchup Advanced

Lumion Advanced

Vray for Sketchup Intermediate

Photoshop Advanced

InDesign Intermediate

Illustrator Intermediate

Ms Office Advanced

Lightroom Advanced

Others

Photography Advanced

Model Making Intermediate

Hand Drawing Intermediate

Work Experience

2020-Now Gregory Lyon Inc. (Authorized dealer for Herman Miller in Japan) Designer

-Specify furniture and communicate with Herman Miller US, Japan and China to ensure the items are delivered on time. 90% percent of items came within the time frame

- Contact local and international design firms, 3rd party vendors, & freight forwarders for design related coordination, item specification and delivery

-Coordinate with the project management office and local design firms for building regulations to make sure the safety of the selected furniture

Education

2019 - 2020 Kyoshin Language Academy

1 year Japanese Langunge course. Passed JLPT N3, then individual study while working full time for a year, passed JLPT N2

2013 - 2017 Universitas Indonesia

Bachelor of Architecture 3.55/4.00 GPA (Cum Laude)

2017 Top 40 UIA-HYP Cup International Student Competition by UIA

2017 Award for Excellence in Ecological Approach for Graduation Project by Department of Architecture Universitas Indonesia

2017 Top 3 Highest GPA in Architecture Department

2016 Top 20 Arcasia Student Competition in Indonesia

Exhibited in the National Museum of Indonesia in commemorating the 57th anniversary of the Indonesian Institute of Architects

2016 Selected works for Jakarta Design Week 3.0 by the Indonesian Institute of Architects

Research, Workshop & Seminars

2017 JKTWS 2017 International Joint Workshop

With Tokyo University and Keio University

2016 The 1st Asian Architecture Student Summer Workshop

With The Architectural Design Association of Nippon

2016 Student Representative Speaker for the 7th Asian Congress of Architects

Presentation title: Design Strategy For Sustainable Living in Urban Context

2010 - 2013 28

Jakarta State Senior High School Science Major

-Create and handle project timeline for furniture specification and delivery

-Prepared working drawing for installation & bidding purposes (CAD, CET Designer)

-Used several design programs to propose interior design ideas to clients (Photoshop, Illustrator, InDesign, CET Designer)

-Coordinated and manage a team of local installers for furniture & accessories installation

Projects Involved: Salesforce Tower Tokyo (35th Nikkei New Office Award), BioMarin Pharmaceuticals, US Embassy Tokyo, Farallon Capital, Meta, Citibank

2018-2019 Shinsaku Munemoto & Associates, Architects Architectural Assistant

- Model making

-Conceptual and schematic design making

-Presentation preparation (using Photoshop, Illustrator, In design)

-3D Visualization (SketchUp + Lumion)

-Working drawing preparation (CAD, ARCHICAD)

Projects Involved: Suginoko Nursery School (Top 100 Good Design Award), 20 Islands, 42 Pieces

2017 Envirotec Indonesia Architectural Assistant

-Conceptual and schematic design making

-Presentation preparation (using Photoshop, Illustrator, In design)

-3D Visualization (SketchUp + Lumion)

-Working drawing preparation (CAD)

Projects Involved: BunTown Residences, Beachwalk Bali

Salesforce Tower Tokyo

35th Nikkei New Office Award

https://www.nopa.or.jp/prize/contents/prize/2022/salesforce.html

Project at Gregory Lyon Inc

Built 2022 (phase 1), Ongoing 2024 (Phase 2)

Location : Marunouchi Garden Tower, Tokyo

Team : Herman Miller Japan (Japan)

Obayashi (Japan)

Interior Architects (USA)

The Wisemen Group (USA)

Responsibilities :

Specifying Herman Miller furniture

Procuring local alternate furniture

Managing installations

Furniture location adjustment in CAD & Revit

Manage furniture delivery and installation timeline

An office relocation project for the new Salesforce Tower Tokyo. Gregory Lyon is responsible for specifying Herman Miller items based on the design guidelines from Salesforce US and US design firms.

Salesforce design vision, “Future Workplace”, offers workspace and services to support different workstyles for a more distributed ‘flex’ workforce. By researching the user needs, the salesforce US team, created design guidelines for implementing area designation, which then translates into design strategies. From there the furniture is then selected to answer the user’s needs.

Desk Seats.

Project Bay Area for collaborative work.

Focus Oriented Area.

Front Porch for interactions.

Social Lounge Area.

Nihon Keizai Shimbun and the New Office Promotion Association announced that Salesforce Tower was selected for the 35th Nikkei New Office Award

L22 Hospitality Plan.

1. Lounge Area.

2. Cafetaria Area.

3. Japanese Garden Area.

Suginoko Nursery School

Top 100 Good Design Award 2020

https://www.g-mark.org/award/describe/51014?locale=en https://www.suginokofukushi.jp/

Project at Shinsaku Munemoto & Associates, Architects 2018-2020 (Built)

Location: Miyazaki, Japan

Team : Shinsaku Munemoto

Kazuya Yoshida

Nadia Amira

Responsibilities : Rendering

Study Model

Schematic plan & section

Suginoko Nursery school is located in Miyazaki Perfecture, Japan. It aims to build a nursery school that can encourage children to play around freely within the architecture. It mimics the form of mountains as a playground for the children to promote healthy well-being.

The interior has flexible space usage: It can be turned into an event venue when it is not used as a school to promote community engagement in the neighbourhood.

Grass roof maintains the temperature on the 1st floor and also acts as a playground for children (photo: Shinsaku Munemoto)

Roof form exploration to know the most efficient way to use material.

3D model exploration to combine grass roof + flooring material in the space.

Initial render model and material exploration on 3D modelling.

Section study on the flow of children using the space.

風雨を防ぐ壁

ミシン台 上部収納

流し台W=1200 上部食器棚 事務室

側面にカウンター 室内は間接照明を用いる

WC 階段下

縁側 h≦300

事務室手洗い場

屋内仕上 床：フローリング 壁、天井：クロス

※確認事項 ・お地蔵様の位置 ・冷水器の設置場所 ・事務所、学童部屋の窓サイズ

グラウンド

掃除用具入

上部吊戸棚(大人用の高さ) 画材道具等を収納 洗面器は低めに設置 鏡付き、下部収納、 水はねしにくい既製品 床は濡れてもいい素材

カウンターは子供が乗っても 大丈夫な強度にする

椅子は園内にある既製品を使 用(丸椅子H=445φ=300)

靴入れ 扉なし

掲示板

洗面器は下部収納 上部棚

Schematic floor plan of the 1st floor, which can be used flexibly as a classroom or event.

1st floor as event area (photo: Shinsaku Munemoto)

1st floor as classroom/lunch activity (photo: Motomi Mizoguchi)

Roof structure to be used as jungle gym (photo: Shinsaku Munemoto)

20 Islands

Project at Shinsaku Munemoto & Associates, Architects 2018 (competition)

Location : Yase, Kyoto

Team : Shinsaku Munemoto

Kazuya Yoshida

Nadia Amira

Responsibilities :

Schematic plan

Rendering

Diagram

20 Islands is an accomodation facility that creates relaxed time and space in the nature as if spending time on remote islands.

Everyone becomes a naturally different “islands” depending on the boundary between the guest room at the tip of the “branched” road and the environmental elements: water and forest around the site.

We propose a reasonable way to make 20 ‘islands’ where the family and friends spend a special time in Kyoto, Yase area.

Masterplan development:

Based on the Voronoi division, the guest room is divided with the shortest distance of access from the main road and with the highest possible view to the scenery

Lakes is then designed to give more privacy of access as well to maintain temperature around the guest room reducing the use of air conditioning

Unlimited view to the mountains of Yase for every rooms while avoiding direct sunlight to the opening to prevent glare& overheating in the rooms

The experience of staying in a remote sland sorrounded by mountains

Night view od the guest room

Buntown Residence

Project at Envirotec 2017-now (Ongoing)

Location: Purwokerto, Indonesia

Team : Chew Tai Eng

Michael Ryan Wijaya

Nadia Amira

Responsibilities :

Masterplan development

Schematic plan of units

3D Sketchup Model

Located in Purwokerto, Indonesia, a city in Central Java , famous for its water falls and Slamet mountain.

We proposed a residential area which acts as a sanctuary and is close to nature. The area’s master plan focused on pedestrians is injected with vegetation to promote a living space near nature.

The housing units are designed with energy efficiency, natural ventilation and lighting.

The combination of wood, concrete, glass, and vegetation on the units creates harmony as if connected with nature.

The

old drainage plan and new drainage plan determine the vegetation used in the landscape design

Vegetation as a unit and road divider

Fountain as a landmark and main road divider

To promote a pedestrian-friendly residential town, we designed a jogging track + park benches.

The use of vegetation also acts as shading on the pavement area.

1. Entrance

2. Guest Room

3. Powder Room

4. Living Room

5. Pantry

6. Dining Room

7. Kitchen

8. Bathroom

9. Bedroom

10. Garden

11. Living Room

12. Bedroom

13. Bathroom

14. Main Bedroom

15. Main Bathroom

16. Service Area

17. Maid Bathroom

18. Maid Bedroom

19. Balcony

Creeping vegetation lets nature near the users and acts as a natural privacy

All units have a garden in the front and back to promote good air circulation.

The overall height of the ceiling is high, so hot air can travel upwards and onto the outside.

TYPE 1 8 x 16 M

The use of glass to let natural light in to reduce the use of artificial light combined with wooden material create a warm ambience.

screen.

Open plan configuration to let the users can personalize the interior as they need.

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2.

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5. Pantry

6. Dining Room

7. Kitchen

8. Bathroom

9. Bedroom 10. Garden

Using glass to let natural light in reduces the use of artificial light, combined with wooden material, creating a warm ambience.

Creeping vegetation lets nature near the users and acts as a natural privacy screen.

TYPE 1 9 x 20 M

The bigger unit has more rooms, more extensive living space, and an L-shaped garden

SITI School

Freelance Project

Construction 2017-Now

Location: Natal, Indonesia

Team : Buky Sosiawan

Nadia Amira

DImas Dewantara

Responsibilities :

Rendering

Schematic plan design

3D Modelling

SITI School is a school located in a small city in Natal, South Sumatera, Indonesia.

This project aims to give elementary education to the small village that does not have access to education.

The plan was to make a school complex consisting of an elemetary school, a stadium, and a teacher`s accommodation that spans a 3 phase construction process.

The existing building is a regular school which wasbuilt in 2 weeks to answer the need of an elementary school in a remote area.

My team was asked to create the extension of the school using local brick materials as the site was abundant with brick producing facilities.

The existing building was made with easy-to-transfer material, such as a prefabricated truss, as the site is in a remote place.

The form mimics the area’s curving landscape and provides a green roof for children to play with.

The existing building was placed between the mountains and the sea.

Mountain Area

Sea Mountain Area

Legend

1. Main Gate

2. Prayer room

3. Administration room

4. Teachers Room

5. Library

6. Women’s Toilet

7. Man’s Toilet

8. Class Room

9. Girl’s Toilet

10. Boy’s Toilet

11. Social Space

The curved building extension creates a social space in the centre while giving privacy and safety to the children inside.

The latest design development is to create a separate roof. (Drawing: Buki Sosiawan) Contractors are planning to create the roof then the main building as the roof structure can be used as an emergency classroom.

Using locally made bricks with various patterns to provide passive cooling.

Waste Transit Hub

Award for Excellence in Ecological Approach by the Department of Architecture Universitas Indonesia

Top 40 UIA HYP Cup 2017 International Student Competition http://hypcup2017.uedmagazine.net/enresult.html

Academic/Undergraduate Final Project 2017

Tutors: Prof. Yandi Andri Yatmo. ST., Dip.Arch.,M.Arch., Ph.D Dr. Ing. Ir. Dalhar Susanto

Responsibilities :

Research

Rendering

Schematic plan & section

Object

Program

Material mapping and building systems are divided based on the transformation and spatial movement of the dominant six materials. It divides into five zones: organic laboratory + smelter machine, workshop area and processed shop, inorganic laboratory, fast food restaurant, and urban farming with kitchen. Each zone connects to a vertical conveyor system that divide into organic and inorganic conveyors

The object changes value from waste to not waste according to its place in the transit space.

Value Transformation

A Walk to the Unknown

LIXIL International Architectural Student Competition

Chief Juror : Kengo Kuma

http://www.lixiljsfound.com/category/2013043.html

https://www.facebook.com/LIXIL.IUAC/

Location : Memu Meadows, Taiki- Cho, Hokkaido

Team : Lissa Christie Lopes Surya Kevin Romario

Responsibilities : Plan

Section A - A Design Development

Healing is a natural process of human beings encountering undesirable conditions in everyday life. Learning from the spirit of Shinrin-Yoku, the Japanese way of forest “bathing”, is a natural healing ritual; our spirit heals when the sublime experiences of the unknown challenge us.

We believe that architecture could enable such kind of healing process by creating the mechanism of “unknown” by manipulating its defining boundaries and affects our sensory experiences simultaneously.

Using a water filter to reuse the water within the facility was one of our proposals to promote sustainability in the project to reduce everyday water use.

SECTION A - A’

EAST ELEVATION

FRONT ELEVATION

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