Junior Architect Portfolio

ARCHITECTURE PORTFOLIO INTERNSHIP | PROFESSIONAL | ACADEMICS

PA R A M I T H A N . L 2019 - 2021

PARAMITHA NUR LAILY JUNIOR ARCHITECT Bontang, 30/01/ 1997 +62 853 4510 4400 paramithalaily@gmail.com Bintaro, Tangerang Selatan

I am a professional architect (Ar.) graduated from Universitas Gadjah Mada. Currently an architect intern at a reputable architecture rm. I've been working in several projects related to the architecture eld before. I also worked as an assistant urban planner during my studies. I do freelance for some projects requested by my close acquaintances in free me.

These opportuni es gave me a lot of insightful experience from architectural elds. I have encountered many pro les with di erent perspec ve that mo vates me to learn and understand my rule as an architect. I am s ll a long way to become a good architect, but through experiences, trials and errors, I’ll never stop improving my skills and knowledge as a young architect which allows me to further contribute in the eld of architecture.

I am now looking forward to achieving new challenges as a junior architect.

PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCES

2021

January - present

Architect Intern - Han Awal & Partner by Yori Antar GPIB Immanuel Jakarta Revitaliza on - On progress

[ 6 months ]

Schema c design | Design development | Interior design | Ligh ng design | Technical drawings | 3D visualiza ons | Graphical presenta on Malinau Resort, Malinau - Proposal Design

[ 2 months ]

Schema c design | Design development | 3D visualiza ons | Graphical presenta on Church Hall, University of Indonesia Academic Community, Jakarta - Proposal Design

[ 2 months ]

Schema c design | Master plan | 3D visualiza ons | Graphical presenta on | Video anima on Literacy Village, Jogja - Proposal Design

[ 2 months ]

Schema c design | Master plan | 3D visualiza ons | Graphical presenta on | Video anima on | Presenta on to client KPOT Play Ground, Bandung - Proposal Design

[ 3 months ]

Schema c design | 3D visualiza ons | Graphical presenta on Marina Labuan Bajo, NTT - On progress Silaturahmi Tunnel, Jakarta - On progress Cikal School, Jakarta - On progress Kraton Liya, Wakatobi - On progress

[ 2 months ] [ 1 months ] [ 2 months ] [ 2 months ]

3D visualiza ons

2020

August - December

Assistant City Coordinator in Urban Planning - KOTAKU Bontang by PUPR DAK Integrasi, Bontang - On progress + act as a coordinator between the head o ce and the town facilitator of the project + collects data from site and proceed it with arcGIS + makes proposal design for the new project + makes presenta on and report it to the goverment (PUPR) + makes required document (DED, RAB, document report)

2019

October - February 2020

Assistant Architect - Center for Universal Design and Di ability UGM (CUDD UGM) Masterplan Kebun Raya Wolobobo, Ngada NTT - On progress Building concept | Design development | Technical drawings | 3D visualiza ons | Graphical presenta on

R E L AT E D E X P E R I E N C E S

2018

June - August

Project Lecturer Assistant - Geode c Engineering UGM Master plan Karang Tengah Collec ng data from site | Design and develop master plan concept | Create & give presenta on | Ini ate a Focus Group Discussion within the community and lecturer January - March

Architecture Student Internship - Triaco Arch, Bali.

2017

March - December 2018

Content Designer - GAMANTARAY UGM Have the responsibility to create content and manage all of the team social media | Branding | Take videos & photos | graphic design content | Develop concept for social media | Increase engagement

E D U C AT I O N Architect Professional Program (Ar.)

2021

Universitas Gadjah Mada GPA 3.67

Bachelor of Architecture (S.Ars.)

2019

Universitas Gadjah Mada GPA 3.24

VOLUNTEERING August - September

2018

Student Volunteer of RISHA Program for Lombok Earthquake Kementerian PUPR, Lombok January - April

Local Volunteer of Community Development Program YOUCAN Social Expedi on, Sumba October - November

2017

Interna onal Volunteer of Human Development Program YOUCAN Global Heroes, India July - August

2016

Local Volunteer for Sustainable Development Goals Program AIESEC Lead School Project UGM, Jogja

TECHNICAL SKILL + Autocad + Sketch Up + Lumion + Corel Draw + Photoshop

[adv] [adv] [adv] [adv] [adv]

+ Lightroom + Premiere + ArcGis + Edge App + Revit

PERSONAL SKILL [adv] [intermediate] [intermediate] [beginner] [beginner]

INTEREST + Culture & Heritage

+ Hospitality Architecture

+ Tropical Architecture

+ Urban Planning

+ Housing

+ Interior Design

+ Sustainable Design

+ Architecture Photography

+ Community Based

LANGUAGE + Indonesia, mother tongue + English, IELTS proba on test 6.5

+ Good wri en and verbal communica on skill + Highly organized and e cient + Ability to work independently or as part as a team + Proven leadership skill and ability to mo vate myself + Easy to adapt and learn

TA B L E O F C O N T E N T INTRODUCTION

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Paklaring Resume & Curriculum Vitae

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INTERNSHIP WORKS

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junior architect at HAP | GPIB Immanuel Jakarta Revitaliza on

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[ 5 months ] [ on-going ]

junior architect at HAP | Malinau Resort, Malinau, Kal-Tara

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[ 2 months ] [ proposal design ]

junior architect at HAP | Church Hall - University of Indonesia Academic Community

11

[ 3 months ] [ proposal design ]

ACADEMIC WORKS

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studio-1 PPArs | Pak Andry House, Malinau, Kal-Tara

15

[ 6 months ] [ completed | real project ]

nal project S1 | Resto and Gallery in Bontang Kuala Coastline with Organic Architecture Approach

21

[ 10 months ] [ completed | academic projects ]

PROFESSIONAL WORKS

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junior assistant architect at CUDD | Masterplan Kebun Raya Wolobobo for Ngada, Nusa Tenggara Timur

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[ 6 months ] [ completed | real projects ]

COLLECTION OF WORKS

43

internship-freelance | 3D Visualiza on & Interior Design

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[ 2 years ] [ completed | real projects ]

I n t e r n s h i p Wo r k s

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G P I B I M M A N U E L J A K A R TA R E V I TA L I Z AT I O N

Year Loca on Status PIC Team Architect Team Landscape Par cipa on

: 2020 : Jakarta : On going : Anis : Karina Au, Alia, Paramitha : Bagan Architect : Elevator, museum interior, ligh ng concept, design development, technical drawings, 3D visualiza ons, graphical presenta on

GPIB Immanuel Jakarta, which was built star ng in 1834, was completed and inaugurated in 1839. This church was built based on the design of a man named J. Horst who at that me worked as an architect, head of the pawnshop and land surveyor. At that me many buildings in Jakarta (Batavia) were designed not by someone who received an architectural educa on.

The Immanuel GPIB Revitaliza on Project is a con nua on of the conserva on project in 2007 which has been implemented in stages, so for further work it is necessary to update the data according to the current condi ons before planning the repair and or conserva on of the GPIB Immanuel Jakarta Cultural Heritage Building.

In addi on to design for the improvement of the exis ng building, other work carried out in this revitaliza on stage is to design the elevator facili es to support disability access, in accordance with the wishes of the building owner, as well as planning several church rooms to become mini museums. Planning ligh ng is also included in the design planning of the building.

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ENTRANCE

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SERAMBI

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LOBBY

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RUANG IBADAH

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KONSISTORI

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RUANG PENDETA

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LIFT

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ADAPTIVE REUSE

Mul func on Room Lobby Museum

Museum

Storage Room

Museum

Along with the growth of the mes, there has been a development of space requirements, that have led to the addi on of room and changes in its func on in the Immanuel Church building. There is an addi on to the priest's room in the form of a consistory room par on. The changes of the func on happened at the management room, which is now become a warehouse on the second oor. This happened for more than 50 years.

Due to the increasing space requirements, a special building for the management of GPIB Immanuel was built, so that the func on of the warehouse on the second oor was also moved to the new building. The former warehouse converted into a museum and a mul -func onal space so that there is a living func on in the second oor.

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Wall Lamp

Chandelier 1

Spot Light Up

Chandelier 2

Spot Light

Chandelier 3

Up Light

I n t e r n s h i p Wo r k s

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MALINAU RESORT

Year Loca on Status PIC Team Architect Team Interior Par cipa on

: 2021 : Malinau : Proposal Design : Pascal : Verrel, Alia, Paramitha : Iggy, Beatrix : Villa type suite and sauna design development, 3D visualiza ons, graphical presenta on

Malinau, is one of the border areas in northern Indonesia which is directly adjacent to Malaysia with of 299 kilometers border line. Malinau has Kayan Mentarang Na onal Park (TNKM) which contains 9 forest types with high biodiversity and some of them are endemic. In some areas, there are tradi onal Dayak community that par cipate in preserving the forest, but their existence needs a en on. Malinau has these poten al for exo c tourism experiences, natural wealth, ora and fauna, cra s, tradi on and culture. This project wants to explore the uniqueness of the raw nature of Malinau to be implemented into an exo c resort with modern tropical design and locality approach.

Malinau

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Zoning

Accessibility

Room Programming

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LEGEND 6

SITEPLAN

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Entrance

2

Mul func on Hall & Resto

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Main Lobby

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Connec ng Bridge

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Restaurant & Pool

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Spa

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Suites Villa

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Standard Villa

Highligh ng the Hills

No Cu ng Trees

Private Access

The extreme contour could be a selling point where every parts of the resort has its own unique view.

As the site has natural poten al and the aim of the project is to explore the raw nature, the design emphasizes not having to cut down trees.

The access of the resort divided into three access. Public (green), private (blue) and connected with the bridge as semi-private access (orange) .

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The implementa on of the raw nature can be seen in the used of local material such as ironwood (ulin). Main concept of the building itself is derived from the tradi onal house lamin, which has gable roof and thread ornament on top of it. With a touch of modern and tropical architecture, the concept becomes a whole.

Villa Type Suite Ornament Dayak ornament

Roof Lamin gable

Plafond plywood

Slab ulin wood

Window & Door aluminum + glass

Wall Panel local stone

Wall Panel wood panel

Structure ulin wood

Front Side

Right Side

Short Sec on

Back Side

Le Side

Long Sec on

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Bathroom Balcony

Bedroom

Entrance

Floor Plan

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Ornament Dayak ornament

Lamin Gable Roof Dayak ornament

Roof Strcuture ulin structure

Deck wood deck

Pool

Wall Panel wood panel

Floor Slab wood deck

Structure Ulin wood

Spa Spa Spa

Spa

Pool

Yoga

Re ec ve Pool

Floor Plan

Lobby

Entrance

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Villa Type Suite

Spa Room

Yoga Area

Villa Type President

Restaurant Pool

Restaurant

I n t e r n s h i p Wo r k s

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CHURCH HALL - UNIVERSITY OF INDONESIA ACADEMIC COMMUNITY

Year Loca on Status Mentor Architect in charge Par cipa on

: 2021 : Jakarta : Proposal Design : Yori Antar : Paramitha : Design development, 3D visualiza on, anima on video

Text from Yori Antar, an idea for a worship hall building, a church in a leading university in Indonesia. The presence of the church's worship building has been long awaited, since the campus was founded, as part of fostering the faith of the academic community, both students, lecturers and employees.

The idea is to present 1 church building which can be used at once, both for Catholics and Protestants, the exis ng rooms can be used alternately, or at the same me for mass or services. There are 3 main places of worship, in the pendopo building at the top oor, mul -purpose room at the lower oor, even in an open space (outdoor). A suppor ng building for various facili es with 2 oor and a roo op, to be func on as an o ce and mee ng room.

The architecture is indeed an Indonesian-faced, with an Archipelago Architectural approach in the Pendopo/Joglo style. Overall material are made of wood, with a ceramic le roof from the ground above a terraco a-coated pedestal building with andesite ooring.

A tropical architectural approach which is also rich in open space, according to its func on as a building of worship that can also be a place for inter-religious studies, with the facili es library as well as ins lling na onalism in the context of inter-religious harmony in universi es.

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Mul func on Room & Building

Outdoor Worship Area

Tropical Architecture

Joglo

The aim is to make as many ac vi es as possible to be done in the hall building.

T h e ex i s n g ro o m s ca n b e u s e d alternately, or at the same me for mass or services.

There are 3 main places of worship, in the pendopo building at the top oor, mul purpose room at the lower oor, even in an open space (outdoor).

A tropical architectural approach which is also rich in open space, according to its func on as a building of worship that can also be a place for inter-religious studies.

The building itself has many opening for the cross ven la on.

The architecture is indeed an Indonesian-faced, with an Archipelago Architectural approach in the Pendopo/Joglo style.

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DENAH LT 1

DENAH LT 2

Skylight Pantry

Worship Room Altar

Mul func on Hall

Outdoor Altar Sta ons of the Cross

Long Sec on

Mul func on Building

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A c a d e m i c Wo r k s

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PA K A N D RY H O U S E , M A L I N A U A House for Newly Wedding Couple with Big Family Members

Year Loca on Status Mentor Architect Par cipa on

: 2021 : Malinau : Completed DED : Jatmika Suryabrata : Paramitha : Schema c design, design development, DED, RAB, RKS, 3D visualiza ons, graphical presenta on

A newly married couple longing for a minimalist modern house where can unwind and enjoy tranquilty while maintaining liveliness. The not-so-far parents house, which is in front of their soon to be house was considered as part of the design transforma on.

Achieving the client’s demand and responding to the site and context; the design was conceptualized to a thoughtful puzzle of internal rooms and outdoor gardens that together create the illusion of endless spaces.

On another thoughtful ideas, the courtyard spli ng the area of owner private place and owner’s public room.

As the whole family like to gather each week on their parents house, this courtyard should work as a gathering place for a larger group.

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Courtyard as the spacious zone work as well as the spli ng area for private and public .

Courtyard

Separa ng the area but not to make it obvious by pu ng large window to make it s ll connect ed

Large Window

The main idea came from the locals neighborhood when they’re visi ng you, it’s the kitchen that goes rst not the guest room.

Open Space Kitchen

Less Window

Eco House The openings of windows that help maintaining the wind and reducing electricity cost

In response to the site with dusty road, reducing the openings at the highest possibility area from ge ng the dust to come in

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BITUMEN ROOFING

THICK PLYWOOD PLAFOND

EXPOSED LIGHTWEIGHT STEEL

STEEL CONCRETE STRUCTURE

FOOTPLATE

WINDOWS AND DOOR OPENINGS

STONE CLADDING EXPOSED LIGHTWEIGHT BRICK WALLS

WOOD WORKING LATTICE

EXPOSED CONCRETE SLAB

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A c a d e m i c Wo r k s

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B E N U A Q R E S T O A N D G A L L E RY Resto and Gallery in Bontang Kuala Coasline with Organic Architecture Approach

Year Loca on Status Lecturer Architect Par cipa on

: 2019 : Bontang : Final Project - Proposal Design : Ahmad Sarwadi : Paramitha : Research, schema c design, design development, technical drawings, 3D visualiza on, graphical presenta on

Gallery and restaurant are one of the tourist facili es that have the poten al to be developed in the City of Bontang. From some data obtained from the eld, the data supports the development of facili es in the culinary sector such as restaurants, where demand for the sector con nues to increase and a racts many people.

Procurement of facili es for suppor ng cultural ac vi es in art in Bontang is also one of the factors that is in the development of galleries as exhibi on space and cultural center.

From the image of the City of Bontang itself as a Coastal City and these two ac vi es are mostly carried out in the Bontang coastal area which is a strategic loca on, and seeing the poten al of the local area, then this development poten al will be very favourable if it is placed in the coastal area of the sea. Gallery-Resto is a building func on that is developed as a tourism facility that has a marine coastal context.

APPROACH

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ISSUES GENERAL

The absence of cultural gallery building facili es to support exhibi on ac vi es and the development as well as educa on of cultural history. Ÿ Culinary has become a poten al sector in the coastal area but its culture is s ll limited to the typology of sea village houses and the lack of facili es that support culinary tourism itself. Ÿ Coastal areas that have been par ally polluted by industrial or residen al waste need to be improved and mangrove conserva on ac vi es need to be in place. Ÿ

ARCHITECTURAL How to integrate space with di erent func ons, namely galleries and restaurants which are oriented to the sea coast.

How to restore site produc vity Ÿ How to create buildings that are in harmony with the surrounding ecosystem Ÿ

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MAIN IDEA

The high regional income from culinary sector in Bontang

Lack of public awareness and knowledge of Bontang arts and culture

Unproduc ve land of former shponds in coastal areas

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revitaliza on

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Coastal-based cultural & culinary tourism facili es RESTO

GALLERY

FUNCTION INOVATION

approach ORGANIC ARCHITECTURE

RESTO-GALLERY

GOALS “Provide informa on about cultural arts in Bontang" “As a Cultural Center” "A place to introduce and preserve Bontang authen c cuisine"

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LEGEND 1

Kampung Laut Bontang Kuala

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Belanda River

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Shrimp Pond

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Mangrove Forest

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Jl. Piere Tandean

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Fishpond

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River dock Mangrove Board Walk

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NEIGHBORHOOD

BELANDA RIVER

MANGROVE AREA

VEGETATION

RIVER

The site is in a mangrove forest conserva on area

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Belanda”river ows into the sea where there is a sea village downstream Access to the waterways is commonly used by shermen to distribute sh from the sea to the market Jl. Piere Tandean

FISHPOND

KAMPUNG LAUT

LANDUSE Ÿ Ÿ Ÿ

Kampung Laut Bontang Kuala as the main a rac on in Bontang City Tradi onal events and cultural par es are usually held in Kampung Laut Around the site are produc ve shpond areas, but the site itself is an unproduc ve land

VEHICLE AND PEDESTRIAN PATHWAY Ÿ Ÿ Ÿ

Piere Tandean Street is the main lane and the only access from land to the site with 2 lanes The volume of the vehicle is tolerable but increases in the a ernoon and evening me Pedestrian paths are on the body of the road (right & le ) with a rela vely small volume of pedestrian

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shermen boat (sea) 6.1OO m

vehicles (road) ACCESSBILITY

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WIND West Monsoon winds (Nov April)East Monsoon winds (May Oct)rata-rata kecepatan angin 12.75 – 12.75

SUN WEATHER sites in coastal areas have alluvial or muddy soil types

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LAND AND CONTOUR sites in coastal areas have alluvial or muddy soil types

TIDAL WAVE the highest de reaches 1.2 m from the coastline

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MASSING TRANSFORMATION SHRIMP SKIN

BUILDING AS NATURE

FORM FOLLOW FLOWS

s u b d i v i si o n of roads, river borders & zones

the best view orienta on of the site

follows the sun and the wind direc on

LIVING MUSIC

di erence in height of mass to create harmony

adapt the shrimp (layered helicoidal) exoskeleton from the site (shrimp pond)

EXHIBITION

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A - A’ SECTION

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Entrance

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Informasi

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Store Outdoor hall

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Ruang monitor

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Amphitheater

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Administrasi & sekre

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Lobby resto

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Ruang manager

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Restoran Indoor

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Ruang rapat

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Dapur

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WC & pantry

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Toilet umum

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Sta

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Mushola

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Ruang pamer

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Loker

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Workshop

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East Entrance

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Restorasi

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restaurant-gallery as a center for informa on and learning about cultural arts in the city of Bontang

a place of recrea on which is integrated with the surrounding a rac ons

EXHIBITION

CONSERVATION

It also act as a room for expression by exhibi ng the arts and culture of Bontang

It also aims to improve and cul vate mangrove and coastal ecosystems

EAT where the locals can preserve and introduce Bontang culinary

EDUCATION EAT

EXHIBITION RECREATIONAL

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B - B’ SECTION

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A Gallery other than as a means of suppor ng ac vi es such as exhibi ons, cultural events, as well as a means of historical educa on and recrea on. Gallery as an e ort to procure suppor ng facili es for the development and introduc on of culture and history of the City of Bontang.

Restaurants can be integrated with galleries as a means of recrea on. Seafood restaurant is also a representa on of culinary tourism in Bontang which is famous for its rich seafood. With so much community interest in sh, restaurants are poten al tourism facili es to develop.

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DETAILS WOODEN ROOF STRUCTURE

ULIN WOODEN BOARD 30 x 120 x 5

MATERIALS LAMINATED WOOD

DOUBLE GLAZED UNIT GLASS 40 x 60 x 5

Types of structural engineered wood formed by layers of dimensionless wood bound together with structural adhesives that are durable and waterproof DOUBLE GLAZED UNIT GLASS

LAMINATED WOOD BEAM 10/10

Glass made with an air gap between the panels to reduce heat

Mangrove board walk as part of the site landscape design that aims to provide hands-on experience and direct educa on.

Another goal is to restore the produc vity of the former farm land by plan ng mangroves in the area within the pond land to create a new ecosystem as a place to live animals and coastal plants.

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CLEAN WATER SYSTEM

WASTE WATER SYSTEM

ELECTRICAL SYSTEM

1. PDAM 2. Pump Facility 3. Ground Tank 4. Kitchen 5. Sta Toilet

1. Kitchen 2. Grease Trap 3. Control Tub 4. In ltra on Wells 5. Sep c Tank 6. Toilet 7. City Waste System Pipe Connec on

1. PLN 2. Electricity Room (Diesel Generator)

P r o f e s s i o n a l Wo r k s

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M A S T E R P L A N K E B U N R AYA WOLOBOBO Exis ng Tourist Area X

Year Loca on Status PIC Team Architect Par cipa on

: 2019 : Ngada, East Nusa Tenggara : Complete : Ikaputra : Jalu, Maya, Tania, Jepe, Paramitha : Building concept, design development, technical drawings, 3D visualiza ons, graphical presenta on

Ngada Regency is one of the regencies in East Nusa Tenggara Province with a variety of interes ng tourism poten als to be visited by tourists such as Wolobobo Tourism Park, Bena Indigenous Village, Watunariwono Hill, Ogi Waterfall, Mengeruda Soa Hot Spring, Spiritual Tourism Park Ratu Semesta Alam Wolowio , and Taman Wisata 17 Riung Island and others. The a rac ve tourism poten al can be developed and managed as well as possible, so that it can provide a variety of bene ts for all par es including the community and the environment. The tourism poten al that will be developed in this plan is the Kebun Raya Wolobobo.

Kebun Raya Wolobobo which is the rst botanical garden in East Nusa Tenggara Province is located in Beja Village, Bajawa District, Ngada Regency and has an area of 91.81 Ha. This Kebun Raya Wolobobo is a botanical garden that represents a small Sunda Islands Deciduous Forest ecoregion type.

The development is carried out not only to make tourist a rac ons but also to preserve the poten al and rare plants found in Kebun Raya Wolobobo. This is done with the aim of crea ng balance ac vi es in environmental, social and economic aspects. Thus an architectural plan is needed for Kebun Raya Wolobobo and accompanied

by Detail Engineering Design (DED) at each planning point.

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2nd Phase Recipient Area A2

1st Phase Recipient Area

1st Phase Tourist Area 1st Phase Management Area B1

A1

Kebun Raya Wolobobo has a func on as an area preserva on of poten al and rare plant diversity exsitu to be used as a reference collec on with high scien c value and poten al to be developed for sustainable use and as an important support in e orts to recover a variety of threatened plants and land degrada on Development in conserva on areas aims to Ÿ support economic development and improve the quality and environmental sustainability. Ÿ so that the condi ons exist in Kebun Raya Wolobobo which is s ll natural and protected and is not exploited as a tourist site.

The concept of developing the conserva on of the Kebun Raya Wolobobo involves several par es such as the Ministry of Environment and Forestry, district / provincial governments, the private sector, the community and other par es.

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2nd Phase Management Area B2

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CONCEPT DESIGN Building Mass (massing): The design of building mass in Kebun Raya Wolobobo will adjust the geographical condi on of the site, which is a low-rise building that is responsive to the contours and slope of the area. The building in Kebun Raya Wolobobo was designed with a rela vely low mass and intensity of buildings, to maintain the main func on of the area as a botanical garden.

Tropical Architecture: Applica on of tropical architecture is done by u lizing natural ligh ng and air. The arrangement of window openings and terraces is adjusted to allow condi ons in the room to get adequate ligh ng and good air circula on. Natural ven la on will be intended for all buildings in Kebun Raya Wolobobo except in certain rooms that require humidity condi ons and temperature regula on for the technical opera onal needs of the botanical garden.

Semi Greenhouse: The building inside Kebun Raya Wolobobo is designed with the concept of semi-greenhouse. This concept is c o n s i d e re d a p p ro p r i a te b e c a u s e t h e temperature of the region is very cold, a design that u lizes a lot of glass can maximize sunlight that enters the room and raises the temperature in the room.

Local Material: Ngada Regency has an abundant poten al of bamboo resources.

Bamboo can be used as a roof, wall coverings, and suppor ng structures both interior and exterior. The use of bamboo material can be a tradi onal symbol and be close to nature.

Bamboo can also give the impression of warmth and strong local accents. The building design will combine bamboo, steel and glass.

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1ST PHASE | RECIPIENT AREA [A1] LEGEND

2ND PHASE | RECIPIENT AREA [A2] LEGEND

1

Gate

2 3 4

Front Parking

5

Informa on Center

15

Garden Shop

6

Toilet (Plaza)

11

Horse Sculpture

16

Car & Bike Pocket

Loket

7

1st Alley

12

Tower Deck

17

Horse Shelter

Signage

8

2nd Alley

13

Plaza

14

Manager Parking

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RECIPIENT AREA | INFORMATION CENTER Determina on of the concept of building structures to support Kebun Raya Wololobo is based on func onal aspects, ease of implementa on, economy, ability to accommodate building users.

The recommended shape and structure of the building must be adjusted to the structural condi ons of the land to be built and other related aspects. The shape of the building design at Kebun Raya Wololobo displays a symbol of local wisdom.

The material used for building roofs adjusts to the opera onal technical needs of using glass and steel.

The use of glass is intended to increase natural ligh ng and room temperature in the building. The use of bamboo and stone materials can also i m p r ov e l o c a l c h a ra c t e r i s c s . W i t h t h i s architectural design, it can create buildings that are environmentally friendly and s ll maintain the preserva on of Kebun Raya Wololobo.

GLASS

LOCAL PALM FIBER

STEEL

BAMBOO

CONCRETE

LOCAL STONE

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RECIPIENT AREA | LOKET GLASS

0.9 m STEEL

2.2 m counter 0.9m

LOCAL STONE

0.6 m

5m

1.7m

CONCRETE

Local stone

Glass

Steel frame

+ 5.00 + 4.35 + 3.5

+ 3.50 + 2.50 + 1.20 + 0.00

+ 0.00

- 0.50

0.6 m

5m

1.7 m

1ST PHASE | MANAGEMENT AREA [B1] LEGEND 1

Toilet

2

Mushola

3

Management Lodge

4

Maintenance O ce

5

Management O ce

6

Hall

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MANAGEMENT AREA | MUSHOLA

GALVALUM

STEEL

CONCRETE

local stone galvalum

LOCAL STONE

steel

+ 8.90

concrete + 6.20 + 5.00

- 0.60 + 0.00

- 2.60

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1ST PHASE | MANAGEMENT AREA [B2] LEGEND 1

Second Gate

6

Nursery Greenhouse

2

Security O ce

7

Warehouse and Workshop

3

Compost Installa on O ce

8

Nursery O ce

4

Flying Fox

9

Herbarium and Seed Bank

5

Toilet

According to the Masterplan made by the Indonesian Ins tute of Sciences (LIPI), the applica on of the concept of conserva on development in Kebun Raya Wololobo includes: Ÿ Collec on Enrichment: speci cally for the Deciduous Leaves of the Lesser Sunda Islands through several ac vi es such as: explora on of plants in pris ne forest areas; exchange seeds with other botanical gardens; receive seed dona ons from other botanical gardens. Ÿ Collec on Arrangement and Maintenance: follows taxonomic, thema c classi ca on pa erns or a combina on of these pa erns. Intensive maintenance is also an important thing that needs to be done in the collec on of thema c plants. Ÿ Regristra ng Collec on: giving the iden ty and recording of data and also important informa on related to the collec on of plants in the botanical garden. The registra on will be informa on for stakeholders related to the botanical garden. Ÿ Propaga on of Collec on Plants: to increase the number of plant species collec ons as an e ort to restore endangered plant species and to restore land degrada on. Ÿ Seed Conserva on: done by collec ng and storing various seeds of plants in Kebun Raya Wololobo.

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