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Architecture Portofolio 2020

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P O RT O FO L IO N a d i r a Anandisya


Hello, I am Nadira an Architecture Student My name is Nadira Anandisya. I'm studying Architecture at Parahyangan Catholic University (known as UNPAR). I've always been interested in architecture, art, and design since the teenage years. Not only that, but I also have an interest in cinema, photography, and travel. Currently, I'm still trying to find my niche in design as general. So, I'm willing to try new things as much as possible. Whenever and wherever I could get experience as much as I can. Through university life, I've been pushing the introverted in me and put myself outside my comfort zone, also be versatile in what needed at times. Other than the academic, I'm currently learning digital art like photo montage and vector art, and also trying to learn other languages.


Education 2013 2016

Experience

Sekolah Menengah Atas Negeri 11

ORGANIZATION

Bandung

Arsitektur Hijau (Arjau) Head of Public Relation (2018-2019)

2016 now

Universitas Katolik Parahyangan (UNPAR) - Undergraduate Student Architecture Major Current GPA: 3.05

Coordinator of Publication, Documentation, and Design in Latihan Dasar Ke-33 (2018 - 2019) Kommunars Publication Design Contributor (2019) EVENTS Bhakti Ganva Public Relation Contributor (2017-2018)

Skill SOFTWARE Archicad

Festival Arsitektur Parahyangan Design Contributor of Documentation and Design (2018)

SketchUp Autocad Lumion

INTERNSHIP

Adobe Photoshop

LUWIST Spatial

Adobe Illustrator

Architecture Intern (September- December 2019)

Adobe InDesign Adobe Premier

OTHER

LANGUAGE

Rampa Kapis - Book of Arjau Expedition (Pre-Publishing)

Indonesia (native)

Editor in Chief (2019 - now)

English


PORTOFOLIO


Content Architecture Micro Scale

Architecture Macro Scale

Urban Development Miscellaneous

Micro Library

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House and Gallery

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4PM Apartment

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De Guadix Community Center

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Museum of Cinema

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Braga Peralihan

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Architecture Virtual Tour and Photography

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Rampa - Arjau Expedition Book

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Personal Project

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PORTOFOLIO


Architecture Micro Scale


Manteos Micro Library Project Year Function Location

: Studio Perancangan Arsitektur 2 : 2017 : Micro Library : Kampung Manteos, Dago, Coblong, Bandung

The project was to provide a multifunction space for the local citizens. A place for gathering, hold events and show performance. While also providing a microlibrary for the children to read and study together.


The building oriented towards the main road which is the primer circulation around the site

The library was raised to the upper level as the main function hierarchy of the building. The multifunction space is used for the locals' activities like dance performance, dance practice, council meetings, and children recreation. Functioning as a public zone, it's on the ground level so the library area won't be disturbed.

In the division zone of the library space, the reading area is placed at the very end so that children who only come to borrow books do not have to pass through the reading area.

The direction of the roof shape strengthens the orientation of the micro-library. And added a skylight for natural lighting of the library area.

Micro Scale

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Manteos Micro Library

Block Plan

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Micro Library


Front Elevation

Side Elevation The building materials using natural materials such as wooden planks on the upper floors, and natural stone on the ground floor. As for the stage floor using wooden parakeets. Then for the upper floor's walls using woven bamboo. wood planks

natural stone plate

wooden parakeets

woven bamboo Micro Scale

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For natural ventilation, used a stack of 10 cm diameter of bamboo for about 15cm long and connected with strings. There is a space between the frame and the upper row and the lower row so when it rain they would go down so the water wouldn't go in

Axonometry Structure The structural system used is a rigid frame with concrete so that the span of the beam is clear without any columns in the middle of the multifunctional space. And the roof structure used a wooden frame with a mono-pitch shape and for the roof frame in the front area supported by sloping columns.

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Micro Library

Ventilation Detail


Interior Perspective The two different walls material used to differentiate the room.

Upper Floor Plan Micro Scale

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Elevation

through The Past Project Year Function Location

and

: Studio Perancangan Arsitektur 3 : 2017 : House + Gallery of antiques : Dago Pakar, Bandung

Sequences

This project was designed for a family in Dago Pakar Area, a plateau area with Bandung City as the view. The owner is an antique collector who wants to have a gallery as a place for his antique collection showcase and a workshop where he tends and cleans the collection. And the owner also has a family of 2 kids who need a place to live.


Exterior Perspective

Gallery and workshop area was placed in the back of the site so the visitor would have maximum architectural experience of the place while maintaining the privacy of the home area. The visitor would go to the gallery and go through to the upper level then exit to go across the bridge where they could go by the workshop and ended up to open space. Section Micro Scale

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The building complex was connected by a centered open space

Block Plan

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House and Gallery


Exterior Perspective The overall material that was used to build the building complex showed as what they are. The roof was built to be as humble and protected the interior from direct sunlight. Micro Scale

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Each room of the house divides not only by wall but also by the elevation that makes the main entrance leveled up and go through the living room through the kitchen in the 18 ends the garage was in the ground level

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House and Gallery


Entrance Perspective

Kitchen Perspective

Bedroom Perspective Living Room Perspective

Private Garden Perspective

The House Micro Scale

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Entrance Perspective

Exhibition Perspective

Open Space and Gallery Exterior Perspective

The Gallery 20

House and Gallery

Exhibition Perspective


Entrance Perspective

The Workshop Micro Scale

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PORTOFOLIO


Architecture Macro Scale


4 PM Apartment Tunggang Gunung Project Year Function Location

: Studio Perancangan Arsitektur 6 : 2019 : Apartment : Jl. Purnawarman, Bandung

This is a collab project with a partner in the studio to design a hotel and an apartment in one area, my partner design the hotel and I was the one to design the apartment. The location of both buildings was side by side where the hotel entrance was in Jl. Merdeka and the apartment was in Jl. Purnawarman. In the heritage and commercial area where the hotel more public and the apartment more private.


Room For Public (Coworking Space + Cafe + Retail)

Apartment Area (Front of the House + Back of the House)

Vertical Transportation Core (Private Area)

Tunggang Gunung 4 PM initially is the time when "Tunggang Gunung" used in Sundanese. The meaning is when the sun touches the mountain, it is the time when people come back home from work. The term used as a concept because the apartment is the place where you come back home to rest from the day. As the initial use, the mass was pulled to the north where Tangkuban Perahu mountain is the representation of nature. And the other mass pulled to BEC to represent technology nowadays and Bandung as an innovative and creative city.

The masses that were pulled create an open space that faces the node area and more private open space in the southeast. Both the side of the mass that met in the middle tilted to make an invert triangle shape that represents the shape of a mountain, and the apartment building mounts it. To knot both masses and create more semi-public space there is a ramp for pedestrian and biker surrounding the building to unite the apartment. Macro Scale

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Block Plan

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Apartment


Exterior Perspective

Macro Scale

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Ground Floor 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9

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apartment drop off apartment lobby lounge mail room receptionist back of the house utility room retail elevator lobby

Apartment

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emergency lobby toilet coworking space drop off co-working space cafe kitchen pray room

1 2 3 4 5 6 7

open space elevator lobby emergency lobby bike park toilet laundry room fitness room


Typical Unit Plan

Upper Floor Plan 8 9 10

shower room swimming pool lounge

A B C D

studio unit 1 room unit 2 room unit 3 room unit

1 2 3

elevator lobby emergency lobby trash room

As the building was tilted the plan of 3 room unit getting wider as the level get higher. Macro Scale

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The main facade faced the west where the sun touch the apartment in the afternoon around 4pm. The balcony as the facade tilted to north to give shade to the unit, and added more shades with wood planks grating horizontal. The corner of the balcony made to be like a pot where the resident plant a house plant.

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Apartment

Pubic open space for both hotel and Apartment


The north and south side of the apartement become the bear wall to strengthen the multilevel building.

Lobby

Coworking Space

4 PM Cafe

Macro Scale

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Studio Unit

Studio

1 room

Apartment Hallway

2 room

3 room Unit Plan

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Apartment


Pedestrian and Bike Ramp Detail Macro Scale

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Centro Cultural de Guadix D e s i g n i n g i n A r c h i t e c t u r e Ve r n a c u l a r C o n t ex t Project Year Function Location Area

: Architecture Vernacular Group Project Assignment : 2019 : Culture Center : Guadix, South Spain : 317 km2 (122 sq mi)

by. Ilya S, Nadira A, Raepingkan LA, Zahra SA

Guadix wants to restore and upgrade the complex located above the city around its old fort where is one of the historical sites. These efforts include the removal of open spaces on the inside of the fort and reconnection and openings to the city, renewal of the surrounding public spaces, some of which are currently being degraded and underutilized, reconstruction of houses currently in ruins that can be found in the northern part, and the revitalization of the former Palacio de Los Saavedra. This intervention can be a form of a contribution to contribute to the conservation of heritage buildings and revitalize the complex which is one of the historical landmarks

What's interesting about the city of Guadix is the heritage buildings that surround the site, which are gothic and romantic styles, aristocratic architecture, and noble houses with sloping wooden balconies. The majority of the material used is brick. However, there is also a building such as the Citadel beside the site using raw clay (rammed earth). And there are also cave houses built with the Tuff Stone. Granada has been home to a wellknown pottery tradition, currently having a large production for decorative purposes


A. Commercial functions: restaurant, souvenir shop, temporary retail. The commercial area was located at the front directly connected to the main access to the workshop and recreation area. The restaurant provides a culinary experience for tourists. The souvenir shop provides the results of the pottery workshop. B. Workshop function: exhibition gallery, pottery workshop room, exhibition hall. This gallery features panels and photos that tell the history of Guadix. The pottery workshop room is located at the lower level of the tower, providing an experience for tourists to have recreation with existing Guadix materials. C. Recreation function: open space in the form of a plaza

/A /B

Commercial Workshop

/C Recreation Macro Scale

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View from south street to west

View from west street

Plan Isometri

North bridge to parking building with theview from north building to

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Community Center


Macro Scale

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Community Center


The materials used in the Guadix Cultural Center are brick and natural stone as local materials used by the Guadix people. The walls in some parts use rammed earth techniques with local soil. West Entrance - to Main Plaza

East Entrance - to Main Plaza

Restaurant Hallway Macro Scale

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Museum of Cinema Project: Studio Akhir Arsitektur Year: 2020 Function: Museum Location: Jl. Ahmad Yani, Bandung

Bandung is a city that has a strong historical value with the development of films in Indonesia. People's interest in pursuing the world of cinema is increasing. The absence of a place to remember, increase knowledge, and store film history in Indonesia has the potential to create a film museum to introduce the world of cinema more deeply. The Museum of Cinema is a place to combine interaction, observation, and experience. With functions such as film culture activities, historical heritage collections, academic research, social education, and exhibitions.


How to communicate the essential of Indonesia Cinema, whether the film's message, film history, and film technology through architectural design? Frame: (1) Decorative edging frames made for attaching, protecting and displaying a picture, photo or painting (2) An image of many exposed images on a roll of film (3) Adjust the camera and lens so that the image to be captured has the desired limitations. The Museum of Cinema is an analogous of film as a frame inside the frame of a museum shows The Museum of Cinema as Frame in Frame

Masses are formed according to the mass order. Then the primary mass is subtracted according to space requirements and the secondary mass on the east side is tilted inward.

Frame in Frame is used to Emphasize and highlight the underlying meaning in the story and break down the information in frames.

Frame in frame was also used to divide the captured image composition using geometric lines of various shapes and sizes

The building mass responds to the Veterans Park which is on the east side of the site.

One of the example of the use of Frame in Frame was in the first Indonesia Movie ever that was actually made by the locals, Darah dan Doa: Long March of Siliwangi. The mass of the building follows the north and south sides of the so there won't be a cut off the city corridor, and the Museum (main mass) is placed on the side of the main highway (Jl. A.Yani).

An outer and inner frame was formed to connect the two masses and focus into the site. The liaison between the masses reinforces the framing of voids between buildings as Public Open Space.

Macro Scale

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The function of the masses is based on the level of public-privacy at the site and the level of importance of the area. And the site circulation is divided into 2 divisions based on transportation and by function. By transportation: Pedestrian Private vehicle

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Museum

By function: General Service


Void was used as a public space in the form of an Outdoor Cinema

Green Space

Macro Scale

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Elevation A - East Side (Taman Veteran)

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Museum


View for East - Jl. Ahmad Yani Man Eye View

Macro Scale

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Elevation B - South Side (Jl. Ahmad Yani)

View for East - Jl. Ahmad Yani Bird Eye View 46

Museum


Elevation C - North Side (Jl. Naripan)

View for West - Jl. Naripan Man Eye View Macro Scale

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Building Circulation Scheme 49

Museum

Movie Library

Mini Cinema


Hall of Fame

Exhibition I: Silent Film

Exhibition II: B&W Film

Exhibition IV: Temporary Exhibition

Exhibition III: Modern Film

Cafe and Bistro Macro Scale

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PORTOFOLIO


Urban Scale


Braga Peralihan Rebranding Urban Area

Project : PPLK (Perencanaan Peran cangan Lingkungan Kota) Group Project Assignment Year : 2019 Function : Mix Use Location : Kecamatan Sumur Ban dung, Bandung North border : Aston Braga Hotel East border : Row Front Stores Jl. Braga South border : Jl. ABC; West border : Row Front Stores Jl. Banceuy

by. Gallus P, Nadira A, Natalie FS, Yohanes N

Sumur Bandung District is part of SWK Cibeuning which is referred to as the Travelapolis area according to Bandung City Regional Regulation number 15 of 2015 concerning RDTR and PZ. Travelapolis consists of a Heritage Building and Culinary Tourism area. The concept raised was, "Braga Transition" became part of the redevelopment of the Bandung Sumur area. Positioning the study area as a transitional space between colonial architectural spatial identity and execution and context according to the needs of the city of Bandung today, especially as a tourist destination.


Give a new brand to existing commercial activities, so that it remains to be the main attraction.

To meet the needs of the existing area and meet the demands of housing demand, this redevelopment plan provides housing options in the form of Rusun, Rusunawa, and Rusunami.

Parks and plazas that are integrated with retail are the main elements in the redevelopment area. Facilities within the area can be easily reached by pedestrians. Urban Scale

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Zonation Park Building Comercial Residents Office The mass inside the site is directed to the node which is the green open space. The direction of this building emphasizes the hierarchy of the nodes that are work as activity support. And the whole building seems to cover the area so that the atmosphere of the space formed supports the existence of the green open space.

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Urban Redevelopment


The distribution of commercial and residential areas is vertical, and directly meets a wide

Open Space on the riverside

This area is dominated by Commercial Mix use buildings (2 floors) and Residential buildings which are divided vertically. The mass arrangement pattern is a grid pattern that is cut parallel to the river. A streamlined style of the characteristic architectural style in Bandung is applied as a transition to the Braga area. Circulation in this area is also dominated by pedestrians that are open to the north and also towards the river to the open space node on the site. The enforcement of signage is not entirely in front of the building but is arranged according to the facade. Meanwhile, for commercial signage, it is on the ground floor that juts in so as not to damage the building facade.

East Entrance - to Main Plaza Urban Scale

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PORTOFOLIO


Miscellaneous


Closer to The World

Virtual Architecture Tour and Photograph ft. Soundtrack Project: Media and Architecture Final Project Function: Virtual Recreation Year: 2019 Media: Google Earth Web (Google Street View and Google Sphere), Spotify, Youtube Playlist

While stuck in quarantine, what can we do? When we cannot travel ourselves, when we cannot lay our hands upon the outside world, how can we recreate that sense of wonder and discovery? We can still go on a journey virtually by Google Street View, Inspired by Jacqui Kenny, as she has an anxiety condition for fear of "leaving home", so she roams the globe via Google Street View, and virtually combs streets and landscapes to snap screenshots for her photography series "Agoraphobic Traveller."


Closer to The World is an Architectural Tour via Google Street View. In each place, first we get the description of each Architecture Object, and then next to Google Street View and/or Google Sphere to visit the places.

Because wi only use our visual sense. Each song in this playlist has a role as soundtrack to enhanced the experience of the journey to explore the architecture experience with the audial sense.

In the architecture object we visit each of them have their own soundtrack to play

Miscellaneous

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After exploring Virtual Street and Architecture Tour, I took screenshots of the landscapes and edited them to make it look like a proper photograph, that was inspired by Jacqui Kenny. Then present them via Youtube as a video of the photographs with soundtracks of each place. And combine each of them in a youtube playlist with the same name as the Title.

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Virtual Architecture Tour and Photography


#0 intro

“ Some say Atlanta... “ Some say New York... “ Some say Paris, France... but who knows..

“ Where this flower grows... Miscellaneous

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#1 morning

As we wake up refreshing our mind in a garden full of flowers and any kind of plant to start the day at 6 a.m. sunrise when we were all gloriously happy and free and lying in the grass with the sound of beating.

Kew Garden, London, UK

Technicolor Beat by. Oh Wonde

Mercats dels Encats, Barcelona, Spain

#4 love it or hate it

Whether you love or hate to go to campus, we all still miss to visiting our uni. But wouldn't it be fun if there is new gigantic table top at the above of your old campus. Whether you love or hate this, this building brings colourful in a city that was known for less interesting buildings.

OCAD University, Toronto, Canada

Play by. Iamwhoiam

Memorial to The Murdered Jews of Europe, Berlin, German

#7 mirroring nature

We always coming back to the nature, experiencing natural beauty of the area in a safer place with the sound echoing through.

Kiyotsu-kyo Tunnel, Tokamachi, Japan

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Virtual Architecture Tour and Photography

Inspirit by. Julianna Barwick

Louvre Abu Dhabi, Abu Dhabi, United Arab Emirate


#2 shop for goods

#3 interchange

While the sun keeps rising don't miss to shop in the market, with the upbeat song, and experience the similarity to stroll through a pedestrian road. As we could still see the reflection of the city from the inside.

Urban Photograph by. Urban Cone

Went through each place crossing a hub with sculptural form through the repetition of structural steel ribs that unify the complex composition, and provides dignity and beauty to the building, the song is the perfect sound to explore the rigidity of the building.

World Trade Center Transportation Hub, New York, USA

#5 field of otherness

#6 mystical and intimate

Then we hit the realization of this hard time. Feeling of being lost in space and time, we need a celebration of life after the death of so many people.

Daydreaming by. Radiohead

We need our own place to meditate, to calm our mind to get through all of this. Connecting to life in a building that is being itself, being a building, not representing anything, just being.

Bruder Klaus Field Chapel, Mechernich, Germany

#8 a new light

Circles by. Apparat

#9 secure

The sunlight flickering calmy to space bring swarmth through the body.

A Trick of the Light by. Villagers

Ten Miles High by Roisin Murphy

Home sweet home. The most secure place is our own place with the volumnous sound fill the space.

Casa Curutchet, La Plata, Argentina

Home Soon by. yuzu blur

Miscellaneous

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Rampa Kapis

Arjau Expedition Book (2019) Advisor Lecturer: Yenny Gunawan S.T, M.A Editor in Chief: Nadira Anandisya Editor: Florentia Natalie S Sarah Rifani A Visual Designer: Patrick Padua Writer: Amirah Dwila C Florentia Natalie S Indira Rahma D Jovanca Anabel Nadira Anandisya Raepingkan Ludwina Regentzza Aqila B Reza Indrastata Rizqy Prathama Ruth Pratiwi N W Sarah Rifani A Layouting: Faza Aghnia Illustrator: Ferdinand Joseph Krishna Satriya W Reza Indrastata Photo Editor: Stefan Antonio S Head of Expedition: Reza Indrastata Data Collector and Documentor: 35 Expeditor of Rampa Kapis 2019, an Arjau Expedition

Since 1986, Arsitektur Hijau has been on expeditions to various traditional-vernacular villages all over Indonesia. In 2019, 35 expeditors of Arjau went to Rampa Kapis, a village above water in East Laut Island, South Borneo for 8 days. to data collection, documenting, and observing, especially in the architectural and social fields which are the main focus, with help from local citizens. As a follow-up to this expedition, we feel the need to publish the story of this journey in a book so that the wider community can get to know more about Rampa Kapis and all the stories in it. So, in elective courses, Studi Mandiri (Independent Study), me and 15 other scholars made this book with the guidance and direction from our supporting lecturer, Mrs. Yenny. As an Editor in Chief, I organize the division of tasks, manage the schedule and make sure to be on time. Also, be the head of discussions wether on the design matter or the content matter and be the decisionmaker.


This book contains general info of Rampa Kapis, how to get there, and the history and myth in the village. Then for the Architectural Content as the main content describe the architectonic as tailed from village scale to house scale with the activity contained. And because Rampa Kapis is a village above water and the main transportation is boat, so there is detailed content about the boat they used. All of the content is a descriptive told in the firstperson point of view as like story telling with easy terms and language to reach a wider audience.

The simplicity of the design with negative space to make it easy to read as we talk about architecture for the general reader and also to focused on the topic on the page.

The color texturized turquoise is chosen as the main color to represent the color of the surface of the sea where the people of Rampa lives.

Main layout in 3 column as pale for layouting the book in general. and make the pharagraph look shorten.

Miscellaneous

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Personal Project Digital Painting

"The Doe with Antlers" an Illustration Short Story

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2019

Digital Collage (Essay Cover)

"Montage Computation within Architectural Ensemble"

2020

"How Covid-19 Affecting Your Daily Life"


2D Vector Potrait

2D Vector for Rendering

friends appreciation.png

cut out_people of color_walking.png

Miscellaneous

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Contact me, Nadira Anandisya Jl. Rusa No. 11 Bandung, Indonesia 40262 nadiraadisya@gmail.com +62-859-3302-9431


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