Landscape Architecture Portfolio 2019 - Natania Priska (Diploma)

NATANIA PRISKA 2019 PORTFOLIO

N A T A N I A P R I S K A P O R T F O L I O

N A T AN I A

PRISKA

Personal Details

Experiences

Natania Priska Diploma in Design (Landscape & Architecture)

Working

Indonesian, based in Singapore 11 December 1998, Surabaya nataniapriska@gmail.com +(65) 8231 4024 +(62) 81 230 30000

Education 2020 2017

Nanyang Academy of Fine Arts Singapore Diploma in Design (Landscape & Architecture)

2017 2014

Gloria Christian Senior High School Surabaya, Indonesia Senior High School Diploma

Skills Software

Softskills

Language

Autocad Adobe Photoshop Adobe Illustrator Lumion Hand sketching Photography Model Making English Bahasa Indonesia

Sketchup Rhinoceros V-Ray Microsoft

Aug - Nov 2020

Internship at Ramboll Studio Dreiseitl Involved in Sembawang Sports Hub, Punggol Regional Sports Center, Sayana Park, and KHI Mall. Privillaged to be working on various concept design with a team. Managed to do various photoshop rendering works, several AutoCAD on planting and other various plan, SketchUp model making from Concept Design to Construction Stage.

Dec 2020

Freelance at Siura Studio Involved in Equine Landscape Concept, a mix-used commercial building with private housing; from CAD model making to photoshop rendering. Also contribute on photo realistic rendering with Studio Sae, an Indonesian based architecture practice, on several proposal and competition.

Activities 2019

Jurong Lake Festival - Miniature Garden

2019

Gold Award recipient at Topiary Pruning Competition

2019

NAFA Full Scholarship for AY 2019-2020 - NAFA Scholarhsip

2020

Facilitator at NAFA Open House 2020

2018

KIDsBuilt Facilitators - Archifest

2018

NAFA Student Ambasaddor & Orientation Leader

2018-2019

Public Relation of LASKAR (Indonesian Student Association at NAFA)

2017-2020

MOE Tuiton Grant

2015-2016

Writer at GATE (Gloria High School Magazine)

Content

STUDIO WORK 01 Rochor Wave 02 Connect at Waterloo St 03 Song of the Sea INTERNSHIP 04 Internship at Siura Studio SHOWCASE 05 The Dream-Child Moving Through the Land

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ROCHOR WAVE is a river waterfront pocket park located at the end of 1.1KM long Rochor Canal, Singapore, sandwhiched between the ICA building and the Lavender MRT.

Providing a tranquil experience in contrast to the busy city Adding a green patch as an extension to Rochor Canal’s existing green corridor Introducing new biodiversity habitat and also achieving biodiversity net gain

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Revitalized in 2015 under PUB's ABC Waters programme: Active, Beautiful, Clean Waters.

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Move the carpak spots to a carpark building

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Void deck to increase visual accessibility to the park

Site Plan LAVENDER MRT

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Create recreational amenities and play opportunities through green public space

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Introducing a waterfront experience ICA

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Improving existing canal’s pedestrian pathway by promoting biking and walking through improved street quality

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Improving existing canal’s green corridor by adding a green patch for animal habitat

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Tiered seating integrated with rain garden. bringing people closer to the water while reconnecting them with natural water cycle.

Design Principles

Natural

Distraction

Plantings with visual and tactile variety Wildlife habitat Visual and auditory stimulation

Sense of Control

Seating choices Learning opportunities Ability to choose destination and route

Physical Movement Topographic variety for climbing Natural play structures

Social Supports

Variety of seating and unprogrammed activity spaces

Water Sensitive Urban Design

Rainwater filtered through the green roof Portion of water for watering plants Rainwater runoff is collected and cleansed sequentially through tiers of small bioretention planters Overflor pipes Cleansed water slowly released to the bioswale nearby

The visitors can enjoy a scenic view of the bioswale

Bioretention Swales symbol on what bioretention do also description and plant list Building overflow water goes to the bioretention swales via underground to be filtered Surface runoff goes to the bioretention swales to be filtered

Cleansed overflow water goes to smaller rain garden via underground in the seating steps Cleansed rain garden water dispersed to the canal as freshwater

Filter Media: Bioretention Soil Transition Layer Drainage Layer: Gravel

Geotextile

Overflow Inet Outflow

Planting filter

Fragrance

Garden

Butterfly attracting, birds attracting, therapeutic for human

Shrubs planting palette

Increasing green areas

More trees to form a green patch

Green areas not only beautying the site but also increasing water permeability

Trees planting palette

Provide habitats and protection for biodiversity.

Also provide shade

Site Analysis

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CONNECT at WATERLOO Waterloo Street is a pedestrian friendly road in Singapore, stretching from Bras Basah Road to Rochor Road. It is a religious melting pot road that was occupied by not only one, but 2 respected religious temples: Kwan Im Thong Hood Cho Temple and Sri Krishnan Temple. It is the street where people seek connection to God, with the temples as bridges that connects them.

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A green streetscape that create a dialogue between the street and the surrounding buildings Conserve existing endangered trees

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Street Profile Street vendors selling flowers, incense sticks, and fortune telling are shaded by similar umbrella

Pavillion Shelter and seating for street user

Flowers for temple worshiping are sold along the street

Providing spaces for existing fortune teller business

Kwan Im Thong Hood Cho Temple, a Buddhist temple

Providing spaces for existing flower selling business

unique urban spaces for users to interact

Sri Krishnan temple, a Hindhu temple

Fragrant Garden for nearby residents and street users

All lines towards The East, as it is the most imporant direction for both temple.

Preservering 12 Cratoxylum formosum heritage tree from the site.

Section

Plan

Sri Krishnan Temple

Kwan Im Thong Hood Cho Temple

To Bugis Street

Cheng Yan Court

Pavillion Placement Consideration Ample courtyard open space for both temple worshiper

Porosity as an important circulation pathway to the dense surrounding building

Existing site human density analysis

Context

overhead shelter

granite pavement

program

Copper (Orange) - in Buddhism signifies the concept of loving kindness and peace

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– symbolizes achievement, wisdom, virtue, fortune, and dignity Blue – signifies the concept of loving kindness and peace White – stand for purity and emancipation Shelter and seating Open space Space for street vendor Activity generating space

softscape

human circulation

Cratoxylum formosum (preserving and relocating heritage tree)

Main circulation Secondary circulation

human density

Highest Lowest

03 SONG of THE SEA Located at Raffles’s landing site, a richly imbued site with the Singapore’s history and culture, Song of The Sea is a water pavilion with a auditory mechanism. Echoes from the wind-wave mechanism resonate the site. We aim to lead people to the water, and at the same time, brings water back to the people.

Honouring the nation’s history A green streetscape that create a dialogue between the street and the surrounding buildings Providing a experience

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Site Analysis

Context Undulating Coreten Steel Structure The Undulate structure mimics the wavy outline of the sea and rustic tecture resembles the hull of the ship in early 20th century.

Black granite, amphitheatric terrains with LED lights for seating and walking Black granite represent the waters in its rich history of Boat Quay. Faint echoes also resonate from the wind-waves mechanism inside the terrain.

The irregular distances between the structures create porosity for users to weave in and out.

Pedestrian Circulation Vehicle Circulation

Copper coloured corten steel provides a strong contrast against the dark terrains.

Merging the active (promenade) and the passive (river) to create a dynamic connection between the river and nearby historic landmarks through sensory experience.

Walkway Walkway and seatings

The site is surrounded by various historical landmarks.

Open, Inclusive, Active openings

Night View

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Section Led lights to illuminate the steps at night, creating a romantic expeience

Target Groups Family

Tourist Friends

Seating steps bringing people closer to the water

View

Water goes into the pipes, pushing the wind in

The wind blows the whistle, creating a sea echoes that dispersed to the surface through the hole

04 INTERNSHIP at SIURA STUDIO Tamansari Equine with ALIEN DC Mix Used building with adjacent MRT buildings in Jakarta, Indonesia Ciliwung River Naturalisation with Studio Sae A plan to integrate WSUD to the current concrete canal in Jakarta, Indonesia, to help fight against flooding

Ciliwung River Naturalisation with Studio Sae Visualisation

Crafting the landscape of Tamansari Equine with a continuous pathway integrated with storm water management system With ALIEN DC

Visualisation of a boutique hotel projects with PJD Architects

Visualisation of the playground of Tamansari Equine

05 THE DREAM-CHILD MOVING THROUGH THE LAND Miniature Garden showcase for Jurong Lake Garden Festival.

The miniature garden showcase theme is fairytale, and we are taking the Alice in Wonderland as inspiration. We dive into Alice’s journey through a series of whimsical spaces guided by illuminating lights.

In doing so, we also wanted to show how we can play with different texture and colors of various plants.