Qanita Qamarani | Architecture Portfolio 2014 - 2017

qanita qamarani ARCHITECTURE PORTFOLIO 2014- 2017

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contents CURRICULUM VITAE ACADEMIC PROJECTS interactive //01 space high-rise //02 building emerging //03 pentagon //04 jogja’s treasure //05 dynamic resto //06 pisces plate

PROFESSIONAL WORKS //01 gontor boarding school //02 asih sasama hospital //03 parking building //04 campus building bangunjiwo resort //05 //06 menjer masterplan //07 SD IT salsabila

COMPETITION ENTRIES //01 pe’play’on //02 lifting-up street vendors

WORKSHOP ACTIVITIES //01 arch+art summer course //02 bamboo exploraction

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CURRICULUM VITAE

Working Experiences 2017

Junior Architect | Patroon Architects, PT. Patroon Arsindo, Indonesia

2017

Architect assistant | Design Development Asih Sasama Hospital, Non-Govermental Organization Humanity First Indonesia

2016

Government Assistant | Schematic Design of Tourism Masterplan in Maron, Wonosobo, during KKN-PPM 2016 (Community Service), Universitas Gadjah Mada

Achievements & Certifications 2017

Certificate of participation | Arch+Art Summer course, Collaboration of Department of Architecture, UGM and 5 Universities in Asia

2016

Most Dedicated Person | Outgoing Global Internship Program Department of AIESEC UGM Term 2015/2016

2016

Top 8 | Pe’play’on - Architecture Festival 2016, “Arch-KID-tecture: Friendly Children Spaces”, Universitas Kristen Petra

2016

Intern | Two months (Jan 2016 - Feb 2016) internship at Wasnadipta Architect, Yogyakarta

2016

Top 10 | Logo Design Competition 70th anniversary of Faculty of Engineering, Universitas Gadjah Mada

2015

Lecture assistant | Basic Communication Architecture, Universitas Gadjah Mada

2015

2015

Architect assistant | Design Development “SD IT Salsabila”, Community Development Project of Universitas Gadjah Mada

3rd winner | Dynamic Restaurant & Café Studio 04 Academic Competition, Dept. of Architecture & Planning, UGM

2014

Certificate of participation | Bamboo ExplorAction Workshop on “Bamboo Long-Span Structure and Pavillions”, Collaboration of Department of Architecture, UGM and The University of Sydney

2014

Certificate of participation (Awarded 10 days trip scholarship) | Jenesys 2.0 Program Science and Technology 2014 Urban Engineering & City Planning, Japan

2015

Lecture Assistant | Design and Marketing of ‘Sayembara Exhibition Corner Gedung Pusat UGM’, PIKA UGM

2014- Coordinator 2015

Lecture Assistant | Design and Layout of “Gedung Pusat UGM” book (published by Gama Press)

Competition Entries

Venice Architecture Biennale 2018 | IAI & Bekraf FUTURARC 2016 | Futurarc Magazine ASEAN Secretariat | Foreign Ministry, ASEAN & IAI Gelanggang Mahasiswa | UGM & IAI Conwood 2015 | PT. Conwood Indonesia

CURRICULUM VITAE

qanita qamarani Bachelor of Achitecture

Place, Date of Birth Yogyakarta, March 10, 1995 Nationality Indonesia Contact info P : +6285743545535

E : qanitaqamarani@gmail.com Address Tanjungsari RT 02/ RW 05,Sukoharjo, Ngaglik,

D I Yogyakarta, Indonesia 55581

Organization & Commitee Experiences

Education 2013- Department of Architecture, 2017 Faculty of Engineering, Unversitas

2017

Logistic commitee | Arch+Art Summer course, Collaboration of Department of Architecture, UGM and 5 Universities in Asia

2016

Steering Committee | Pasca KKA Architectural Exhibition “Wiswakharman Expo 2016”

Gadjah Mada

2010- SMA Negeri 1 2013 High School)

Yogyakarta (Senior

Skill

2014- Vice Chief | Academic program “Kuliah 2016 Kerja Arsitektur (KKA) 2015” goes to

Singapore & Hong Kong

Language

2015

Conceptor | Decoration of Unilever Oleochemical Indonesia Annual Conference 2015

2014

Coordinator | Decoration division of International Conference on Indonesian Architecture and Planning (ICIAP) 2014

2013- International Relation | Outgoing Global 2016 Community Development Program (13/14

and 14/15) & Outgoing Global Internship Program (15/16), AIESEC in UGM

academic projects

01interactive space YOGYAKARTA PULIC LIBRARY + ART & CULTURAL LEARNING CENTER

Project Bachelor Final Project Date May 2017 Instructor Diananta Pramitasari, Ph.D

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Site Jalan Raya Janti, Yogyakarta

The growing trend of world’s library design demands to update the design of Yogyakarta public library. As Yogyakarta is a city of students and culture, it is suitable to combine the library with art and cultutral learning center and using interactive architecture, which is a product of spatial creative thinking and technology, as design approach.

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Interactive architecture as design approach

Dancing Fountain Interactive Information Center Landscape Furniture

Vertical Access Communal Space

Library Information Center Flexible Study Room

Exploration Space

2017

How design intervenes people in persuasive way, such as triggering movement/mobility

Bookshelf

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Dance Class

Facade Material

Circular form is chosen to strengthen the concept flexibilty in interaction. The zoning between library and cultural center is seperated because of the different type of activities. However, there is an integrated intersection area where visitor can read books as well as do some art workshop simultaneously.

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How design gives a pleasure atmosphere to the people

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Siteplan

1st floorplan

2nd floorplan

3rd floorplan

4th floorplan

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North elevation

West elevation

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South elevation

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East elevation

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Serendipitous design

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Persuasive design

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Library design features

Library grand stair

Cascade void

Open space for knowledge concept & maximize children control

Build strong visual connections between floors and spaces

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Interaction space Landscape user scenario To strengthen the concept of interaction, the flexibility of interaction spaces becomes an important design focus.

Exhibition

Open theater

Study room

Private study room with garden view

Exclusive space for group study and discussion

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Carrels

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Live concert

Open-air cinema

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02high-rise building BPJS TOWER JAKARTA

Project Thematic Studio 02 Date November 2016 Instructor Dr. Ir. Jatmika Adi Suryabrata, M. Sc

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2017

Site Jalan Rasuna Said, Jakarta

Located strategically in Rasuna Said Central Business District, Jakarta brings both benefits and threat to BPJS tower because the surrounding buildings are also office towers.

This becomes a challenge, how the BPJS tower can later become an iconic building which depicts the BPJS values. Another challenge also emerges from the relatively narrow site.

Basically, the design is divided in 3 parts — podium, office tower, and the crown. These 3 parts each represent 3 BPJS vision points.

Podium, as ‘a firm foundation’, is designed with a rigid vertical blinds. The shading design on the office tower, which speaks for ‘productivity’, is considering thermal comfort to build a productive working space. Meanwhile, the crown is designed to be a point of interest because it represents ‘social welfare’.

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Facade design The iconic concern from the design guideline is achieved by the curve line of the building’s facade. The curve line is also chosen to unite with the oval shape of the building.

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2017 ARCHITECTURE PORTFOLIO Glass panel material on the western & eastern side of the building are using advanced glasses to reduce the sun radiation

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The shading on the west side of the building is made longer to minimize the sun rays coming through

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Typical office alternative layouts

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Persyaratan

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2017 Luas Lahan KDB Luas Ground Floor Luas Lantai Podium KLB (Luas total bangunan) KDH KTB Total Luas Basement Total Luas Podium Parkir Luas Lantai Service Ketinggian (lantai) Lantai tipikal Luas sewa Core Bangunan Lantai Sewa Refuge Floor Kapasitas Parkir Mobil Kapasitas Parkir Motor

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Drop off area of the building’s entrance is in the north corner of the site to make a welcome impression to whom headed to the building from Jalan Rasuna Said and Jalan Setia Budi Utara.

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03emerging pentagon GIWANGAN ELEVATED LRT STATION

Project Thematic Studio 01 Date May 2016 Instructor Ir. Ikaputra, M. Eng., Ph.D

This area is quite densely populated. However, there are still many open space that can be developed as a mixed-use area.

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Site Giwangan crossroad, Yogyakarta

The LRT station is located at the junction of Jalan Imogiri Timur with the Southern Ring Road where there is also Giwangan Bus Terminal on the north side. This site has great potential in developing an integrated mode of transportation. Supported by the existence of Giwangan Bus Terminal, this LRT station can facilitate the mobility of local people and those who will visit this area.

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Urban strategy Problems The existing condition Giwangan crossroad is quite wide and arid. Pedestrian is not wellaccomodated by the sidewalks. Crossing in this area is also uncomfortable because of the crowded vehicles.

When the elevated station is built above the road, the need for pedestrian access increases. Circulation at the crossroad becomes very crowded due to this situation.

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The pedestrian circulation is lifted up to separate from the vehicle’s circulation. The main pedestrian entrance is located on the north side, integrated with the existing bus terminal park. This entrance is also intended for those who drives private vehicle to the station, so they can park their vehicle in the bus terminal parking area.

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A roundabout with greeneries is built in the center of this wide crossroad to reduce urban heat island. Based on transportation studies, a roundabout can also make traffic flow more smoothly than a traffic light.

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Solutions

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bird-eye view

view from the pedestrian main entrance

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The form of the LRT station and the pedestrian bridge’s shading is transformed from a basic cubical shape that is twisted. The idea is to build a simple form but sophisticated enough to be a new landmark. Some parts of

the facade is transparant — to somehow show off the complexity of steel the truss structure.

However, the visitor comfort remains considered by placing wooden ceiling below the trusses.

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Building envelope

Steel truss

Wood ceiling

Platform

Pedestrian bridge’s shading

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LRT line

Vertical access

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Pedestrian bridge

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Concrete structure

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ACADEMIC PROJECTS

04jogja's treasure UNDERGROUND PUBLIC SPACE IN YOGYAKARTA

Project “Pasca KKA” (Kuliah Kerja Arsitektur) Date May 2016 Instructor Dr. Ir. Dwita Hadi Rahmi, MA Site Titik Nol, Malioboro, Yogyakarta In collaboration with Group 3 KKA

The world is currently facing a population explosion phenomenon. In the near future, 2050, the world population projected to reach 9.7 billion people. While the number of people keeps increasing, the land that we live on stay the same (or decreasing in some areas because of the rising sea level).

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This project is designed for 2050 condition in Yogyakarta, how public space in Yogyakarta can accomodate the future projected society.

Titik Nol Malioboro is chosen as the site because this is the most popular public space in the heart of Yogyakarta

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render by 3D team KKA

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Developing an underground space is the most likely design solution. Without adding some builiding on the ground level, Malioboro Street streetscape will remain the same since it is a historical site. Meanwhile, the underground public areas can be conceptualized to be more modern. The land use can be maximized and optimized by designing space vertically downwards.

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2017 render by 3D team KKA

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Thematic park skylight Ramp to hematic park

Corridor skylight Pedestrian area

Existing pedestrian area

Ramp to side entrance

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Horse carriege way

Sun collector dish

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Main dome skylight

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Amphiteater as main entrance

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Lighting systemis using sun portal and lamps from solar system energy By adopting Lowline project technology, NY, which is also an underground public space project, a sun portal, consisting of sun collector dish and dome, is also applied here. Sun portal provides a way for sunlight to enter, which can be used for lighting as well as plants photosynthesis.

Electrical energy for lamps is obtained from solar panels located on the ground floor. Solar panels mounted on the canopy.

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Sun portal

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Lamps from solar system

Ventilation system is using geothermal heat pump Fluid-filled pipe is planted on each floor plate of the building. The fluid is then flowed underground.

By utilizing the geothermal and coils at the end of the pipe, the fluid can be used to cool the floor and room plates.

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render by 3D team KKA

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render by 3D team KKA

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“Underground Public Space is an aspiration and treasure of Yogyakarta society in the future. This treasure is expected to respond to the lack of public space and become a public space that has great benefits for the people of Yogyakarta in the future, and make Yogyakarta more special.”

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render by 3D team KKA

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05dynamic resto CAFE & FAST FOOD RESTAURANT

Project Design Studio 4 Date May 2015 Instructor Ir. M. Santosa, M.S. Site Jalan Laksda Adiscipto, Yogyakarta

Concept “Creating a new space to accommodate the future projected needs of new life style in Yogyakarta”

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Status 3rd Winner in Academic Competition

“A project of mixed used building between Restaurant and Café, concerned in structural and utilities matter of low-rise building.” Standard Competencies of Design Studio 04

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ACADEMIC PROJECTS

Making a connection between those 2 masses The connection will be the transition area between service and public

STAGE 1 Functional Consideration

Making a measured grid Considering the structural grid, the big mass is divided into 6 modul of structure; while the service building is resized into a smaller one, considering the function or needs

Add and substract mass Playing with the indoor and outdoor area in the building. Thin building ease wind to flow around.

Adding cantiliver To make it more attractive for the customer, cantilivers were added in some parts.

It also widen the public area

STAGE 2 Structural Consideration

45 degrees rotation Dynamic rooms are built from different mass and different orientation on its level, without neglecting customer comfort

STAGE 3 Done!

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Dividing into 2 different sizes of building mass The purpose is to differ the function of its mass, service and public area

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A mass of 3 stories building Its story has its own function to accommodate different activities pattern

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Design transformation

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To maximize the space, some semi-outdoor eating area are built. These eating areas also can give another experience affected by the shading shadows.

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06pisces plate CAFE & FAST FOOD RESTAURANT

Project Design Studio 3 Date September 2014 Instructor Harry Kurniawan, ST., M.Sc., Ph. D

The basic concept itself is giving a relaxing atmosphere in the middle of city. However, it doesn’t neglect the needs of time-efficient life style. Located at Jalan Kaliurang km. 5, contrast facade and building mass with its environment seems best idea to give a better ambience of a new restaurant.

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Site Jalan Kaliurang km. 5, Yogyakarta

This is a project of fast-food seafood restaurant that has a tagline: “Seafood in a minute”. Healthy food is served quickly.

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Blockplan

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The design is inspired by the dynamic form of sea creatures. This unique structure is using steel truss with balljoint construction and membrane as its roof.

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Model study

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professional works

01gontor boarding school MASTERPLAN FOR CAMPUS DEVELOPMENT

Client Gontor Islamic Boarding School Date September 2017 Site Ngawi District, East Java Scope of work Preliminary Design

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2017

In collaboration with Cahyarum Ludiana

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Gontor Putri boarding school is a group of schools from junior high school to senior high school. In the near future, Gontor Putri will expand its education facility until college level.

They will open Pharmacy and Nutrition faculty.

That’s why there will be pharmacy and nutrition laboratory as well as some supporting building, such as dormitory, teacher housing complex, and some guest facilities.

Guest Hostel, Hall & Cafetaria Pharmacy & Nutrition Laboratory

Dormitory Redesign New Dormitory Teacher Housing Complex

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The design guidelines require the new building to be contextual to the existed built environment which has a mixed style of javanese and islamic architecture. Basically, the design ideas are transformed from these architecture styles.

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& Nutrition A Pharmacy Laboratory

The laboratory is the new facility of the “Gontor Putri” campus development which is designed to be the new “Gontor Putri” icon with a modern touch. The building facade is transformed from the decorative elements of the surrounding building. Meanwhile, the terrace design in the front part presents a welcoming ambience which considers the human scale view.

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rear view

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entrance

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view from highway

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rear view PROFESSIONAL WORKS

The existing dormitory, which is a single floor building, is requested to be redesigned into 2 floor building.

The building’s configuration remains a U-shape but adapts the new dormitory’s facade design — using terracotta roster as the facade element as well as arc pillars as an icon of islamic architecture.

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B Dormitory Redesign

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render by Cahyarum Ludiana

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New Dormitory Design

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The building orientation leads to the landscape in the middle. This innercourt is designed to be a productive landscape which can also be an interaction space

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This new dormitory design elongated along the site. However, the building mass is divided in some parts in order to let good air circulation and natural lighting happen

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render by Cahyarum Ludiana

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Housing D Teacher Complex

The teacher house is designed to be a compact house. In 7m x 9m house, there are 2 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms, mini front terrace, foyer, living room, dining room and kitchen.

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It can be added a mezzanine floor above the bedrooms too. To maximize the space, stairs to the mezzanine floor is combined with the build-in furniture.

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Guest Hostel

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The guest hostel area is supported by the guest hall and guest’s cafetaria buildings.

Since it consists a group of buildings, the building configuration is L-shape to create public yard in the middle. This yard is also functioned as parking area as well as some interaction spaces.

Material used

Roster wall

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20 x 20 cm tile floor

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Green textured wall with wooden frame

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Guest Hall

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Since the room programs are given from the client, the design explores on the receptionist and public area. The wooden columns are the main aspect of the design — to present javanese architecture style. Meanwhile, the islamic architecture style is achieved by the islamic pattern at the back of the receptionist area.

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Guest’s Cafetaria

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Located besides the guest hall facilities, guest’s cafetaria adapts the wooden column design. To give a better ventilation and lighting the roof is designed with a gap in the middle.

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02asih sasama hospital C-TYPE HOSPITAL IN CONTOURED-RURAL AREA

Client Humanity First Indonesia (NGO) Date July - August 2017 Site Gunung Kidul, Yogyakarta Scope of work Schematic Design Proposal

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2017

In collaboration with Ahmad Saifudin M, IAI., AA. (Chief Architect)

Hospital may have been a common facility in town. Somehow, it is an opposite condition in countryside, especially in unreachable area because of its contour. Designing a hospital in such rural area should have a certain strategy to ease the construction process and build an efficient room program to ease the circulation.

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Aerial view PROFESSIONAL WORKS

Modular design as design approach

Front view

Divided into six buildings

Create indoor-outdoor connection

Service area

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Since it is located in an uncommon area, the design is considering the type of society who will visit the hospital. A simple and recognizable style of architecture is chosen to make the villager who visits won’t feel strange to the space of this built environment.

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Ease of construction and project development

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differentiate each function

Schematic structure

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Front desk PROFESSIONAL WORKS

Pharmacy

Inpatient

03parking building COVERING PARKING BUILDING WITH IDENTITY

Client dr. Kariadi Hospital Date On-going project Site Semarang, Central Java Scope of work Facade Design Proposal

The perforated and solid metal panel is arranged in such a way to create the hospital logo. During the day, the logo will be shown by solid metal panel. While in the night, the internal light of the building shine through the perforated metal panel, making it resemble a gigantic lantern with a big dr. Kariadi hospital logo.

The facade has been designed to express the formal and simple image of a hospital. It will be made of perforated and solid metal panel as well as aluminium vertical blinds. A blue-color touch also represent the identity color of the hospital.

Aluminium blinds

Perforated metal panel

Solid metal panel

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Design team Patroon Arsindo

The owner desires a full facade to cover the parking building. The facade’s criterias from the owner are: 1. No vertical garden 2. Use metal panel as the main material 3. Represent the hospital logo

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campus building MAXIMIZING SPACE TO ACCOMODATE MORE STUDENTS

Light facade

Palembang, South Sumatra Site Schematic Design Proposal Scope of work Patroon Arsindo Design team

Lift up the building

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Dense environment

On-going project Date

2017

The design idea is basically how design can give more space for college activities without adding another visual density and eliminating the existed function as a parking space. The answer is by designing a transparant facade and lifting up the college building.

UIN Raden Fatah, Palembang Client

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Designed as a campus building expansion, the new UIN Raden Fatah campus building is located in the middle of campus building complex which was previously functioned as a parking space. The surrounding buildings have been so densed.

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05bangunjiwo resort RESORT’S PUBLIC FACILITES DESIGN

Client Investor Date January - February 2016 Site Bangunjiwo, Bantul Scope of work Preliminary Design

2017

In collaboration with Wasnadipta Architects

(during internship program)

Located on steep contoured site makes Bangunjiwo resort has its own challenges in the design process. The owners want the design presents in a mixed style of javanese traditional and a glimpse of modern touch.

They also request the resort can accommodate a wide range of activities so that it can be marketed to the public, not just resort visitors.

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This Bangunjiwo resort’s public facilities provide their own uniqueness in order to be a strong promotional tool. There are restaurant, swimming pool, pool bar, coffee shop, public spa, gym, yoga deck, and wedding chapel spread on the higher level than the villas. With this masses configuration, visitor can enjoy the view of villas scattered in the middle of teak forest.

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Aerial view PROFESSIONAL WORKS

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Sunken Cafe

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The big idea is to put restaurant and swimming pool as the main attraction, while public spa, gym, yoga deck and wedding chapel has their own zone. Below the main pool, there is a cafe that has a sunken cafe concept. This design gives a unique experiment to the customer and becomes a great selling point.

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Swimming pool

Siteplan

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Spa PROFESSIONAL WORKS

Yoga deck & Gym

Wediing Chapel

06menjer masterplan LAKE TOURISM MASTERPLAN

Client Local Government Date July - August 2016 Site Maron Village, Wonosobo

In collaboration with Local government

Tim KKN-PPM UGM

2016 JTG-27

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2017

Scope of work Schematic Design Proposal

Menjer Lake, or locally known as Telaga Menjer, is one of the natural tourism potential located in Maron, Wonosobo. Actually, there has been an organized tourism spot managed by the Ministry of Tourism in Telaga Menjer.

However, the contribution of this spot is not giving any impact to the local economy.

Therefore, the youth and Maron local government plan to develop another tourism spot in Telaga Menjer area. The main tourist areas are parks on the edge of the lake, with wooden gazebo. The development area are the souvenir shops + cafĂŠ, and outbond areas.

Built-giant font during KKN program

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Lakeside park

Entrance gate

Pathway

Souvenir shop

Outbond area

Outbond area

Cafe

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sd it salasabila LOW-BUDGET ELEMENTARY SCHOOL AND DORMITORY

A low-budget masterplan design of an Islamic Elementary School in Sleman, Yogyakarta, is considering the thermal comfort for the students. The use of massive and void concrete block for the wall allows the wind to circulate better in the room. It’s also can a good facade element.

August 2015 Date Sleman, Yogyakarta Site Design Development Scope of work

Aerial view

Drop off

Classrooms

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Kurnia Widyastuti, ST, MT (Architect) Diananta Pramitasari, M.Eng, Ph.D (Architect) Ardhya Nareswari, ST, MT, Ph.D (Architect) Dyah Titisari Widaystuti, ST, MUDD (Architect) Ir. Didik Kristadi, MLA, MAUD (Architect) Annisa Nikmah Fajriani (Assitant partner)

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In collaboration with

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There are 2 phases of construction. The first phase build the front part, consisted of 5 classes, 1 teacher room, and 2 toilets. The second phase build the rest of the building, included student’s dormitory. The first phase’s construction has done already.

“Islam Terpadu” Foundation Client

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Aerial view PROFESSIONAL WORKS

competition entries

01pe'play'on FRIENDLY CHILDREN SPACE

Competition Arch-KID-tecture 2016 Date March 2016 Site Kampung Kumendeman, Yogyakarta Status Top 8

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2017

In collaboration with Elsana Bekti Nugroho

Irene Roselynda

Located in the middle of Yogyakarta, Kampung Kumendeman has a great history. It used to be a village of Yogyakarta Palace’s commander.

Leadership value is highly upheld here.

Today, Kampung Kumendeman is recognized as a child friendly town. However, because of the urban development, there are lack of space for children to play traditional games.

Ingkling

Nyorek

Pasaran

Nggamel

Plataran

Boneka-bonekaan

Biking arena

Nari

Penek’an

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COMPETITION ENTRIES

2017 Gobak Sodor

Dhelikan

In that way, children can preserve the original traditional Javanese games as well as re-grow the ‘privileges’ of the area where they live in — Kampung Kumendaman or the ‘Commander’ village.

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Starting from the history of Kumendaman site and the value of traditional Javanese games, the concept of this design raises a common thread that connects the two. This design invites pre-school children to play traditional games that train children to learn to socialize, strategize, and make decisions as well as the nature of a leader.

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render by Elsana Bekti Nugroho

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Playground COMPETITION ENTRIES

Every game in this Peplayon area has important meanings in it. Therefore, it is important for us to know it and continue to preserve it to the children of the present generation.

02lifting-up street vendor FROM CITY DISEASE TO URBAN ECO-PUNCTURE

Competition FuturArc 2016 Date January 2016 Site Jalan Solo, Yogyakarta

In collaboration with Alfian Reza Almajid

Cahyarum Ludiana

Stephen Sanjaya

Elsana Bekti Nugroho

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ARCHITECTURE PORTFOLIO

2017

Status Entry

Street vendors are located on the sidewalk making pedestrian conditions become narrow and dirty. The lack of sanitary sewer is also bad for the cleaning activity in each street vendor which potentially causing various diseases.

It is good for road users, street vendors, and the buyer to ideally have their own space and decent facilities that are equally comfortable and not interfere with each other.

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render by Stephen Sanjaya

COMPETITION ENTRIES

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render by Stephen Sanjaya

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render by Stephen Sanjaya

Air pollution reduction

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2017

Cleaning street vistas

System on the bridge is equipped with SCR (Selective Catalytic Reduction), which can filter harmful fumes from vehicles that containing NOX compounds NO + NO2 + 2NH3 -> 2N2 + 3H2O

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and a layer of activated carbon can bind pollutants. Pollutants bound is then separated from the air.

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render by Stephen Sanjaya

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render by Stephen Sanjaya

Electrical wires which was irregular and interfere with a view of the street can be trimmed by passing on a bridge. In addition to enhanced visual quality also simplify maintenance.

Air filtration system contained on the bridge can help reduce the level of pollution due to emissions of vehicles.

The addition of vegetation on parklet and bridges can lower the temperature in the area during the day.

Afterall, the addition of opposite bridges between parklet not only can be used as a crossing bridge but also can improve the interaction between street vendors.

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Implimentation strategy

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Thermal analysis

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workshop activities

01bamboo exploraction HANDS-ON WORKSHOP

Type Hands-on Workshop Date June 2015 Site Department of Architecture, UGM Instructor Effan Adhiwira

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ARCHITECTURE PORTFOLIO

2017

In collaboration with The University of Sydney

Bamboo Nootion

A 12 days hands-on workshop was held by a collaboration of Universitas Gadjah Mada and The University of Sydney. The workshop took place in Bali and Yogyakarta. In the first 3 days, the program was all about the basic theory of bamboo and designing bamboo pavilion and wide-span bamboo structure. The rest of few days were filled with the construction of the design.

The bamboo pavilion design should be easy to move and possible to build, while the widespan bamboo structure is 18 meter length x 5 meter width. The truss must be welldesigned to get that long. Many ideas of using whether plane or space truss pops up during the discussion. However, in our design, we used space truss to get a strong yet aesthetic structure.

Bamboo Truss design process

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Bamboo Pavilion design process WORKSHOP ACTIVITIES

2017

In order to make the huge bamboo structure happen in last 10 days, the whole team from UGM and The University of Sydney were divided into 3 big groups. Each group made each truss and the frame cover sheet of the structure.

After the completion of the trusses, every group made one pavilion. The design of the pavilion was chosen from the first day of workshop with structure assistance from Effan Adhiwira.

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Finished Bamboo Truss & Pavilion

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Bamboo Truss & Pavilion making process

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02arch+art summer course ARCHITECTURE LEARNING THROUGH CONTEMPORARY ART IN YOGYAKARTA

Type Art workshops and excursions Date August 2017 Site Kasongan, Yogyakarta Instructor Local artists and architects

National University of Singapore University of Science Malaysia Tohoku University Adamson University Chiang Mai University

Tindes Art x Pop Up

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ARCHITECTURE PORTFOLIO

2017

In collaboration with

Arch+Art summer course is intended to support the ability of students, which focuses on enriching participant’s architectural vocabularies associated with aesthetics, art, and function.

It was held for 10 days on August 2017 (2 - 12 August 2017) in Yogyakarta. Main activities conducted in Yogyakarta and some lectures at UGM. The programs included several excursion, art workshop and architectural as well as meeting notable artists and architects in various places around Yogyakarta.

Papermoon puppet workshop

Photogram

Progo river excursion

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Bamboo weaving

Kotagede excursion

Anamorphic illusion WORKSHOP ACTIVITIES

2017

At the end of the course, we had a task (studio project) to solve a design problem, which related to the needs of the art world.

Knowledge and experience from previous activities inspired us, which leads to create innovative ideas and concepts in designing.

Participants are divided into 3 big groups. Each group has a responsibilty to decorate a part of an alley in Kasongan with the given materials.

As Kasongan is well-known for its pottery products, the materials are broken pottery, bamboo from surrounding environment, and pieces of cloth provided by the committee.

Since it was almost Indonesia’s independence day, the theme of the design was an independence day festival.

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Along the alley, the broken pottery was painted in monochrome in order to make the red and white color stands out. It was aslo given some lights inside the pottery to give a new life to the broken pieces during the night.

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In group A design, this installation serves as a gate to the decorated alley. To make a grand entrance, the bamboo arc was built higher than the other installation. It was also decorated in red and white clothes to bring the independence day’s vibe.

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Group A design

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