Architecture Portfolio 2023 by Reza Saputra

MUHAMMAD RISQI REZA SAPUTRA

ARCHITECTURE

PORTFOLIO A COMPILATION OF WORKS BY REZA SAPUTRA FROM A VISIBLE JOURNEY

FROM A RECORDED PROCESS AND RESULTS PRODUCES FROM 2016 TO 2023

Selected works

2016-2023

001. The Royal Ubud and 7 Secret PT Wahana Utama Arsindo (2022-2023)

002. VIN house PT Wahana Utama Arsindo (2022)

003. BUD house PT Wahana Utama Arsindo (2022)

Selected works

2016-2023

004. FLR cafe REZ arsitek (2022)

005. Buy-Cycle Bachelor degree final project (2019-2020)

006. Retrospective house Professional architect education project (2021)

Muhammad Risqi Reza Saputra, S.Ars., Ar.

Male, 24 years old Malang, Indonesia

risqirezasaputra@gmail.com

linkedin.com/in/risqirezasaputra

About me • Experienced architectural designer in property development and architecture firms, with a track record in residential and hospitality building projects • Passionate about property development, architecture, interior design, building construction, and building materials • Holds a Bachelor of Architecture degree and Architect Professional Education program from Sepuluh Nopember Institute of Technology (ITS) with honors

Work experience Junior Architect at PT Wahana Utama Arsindo, Batu

December 2021 - June 2023

Projects: The Royal Ubud villa complex, VIN house, JUN house, RVL house, BUD house, PRJ house, etc.

• Planned a villa complex site plan with a site area of 5000 m2 • Developed architectural plans for 3 villas, 2 guesthouses, and 2 service buildings with a total • building area of 683 m2 • Developed 12 architectural plans for residential buildings with a building area of 500 to 1000 m2 • Designed 6 architectural designs for residential buildings with a building area of 500 to 1000 m2 • Drew detailed interior drawings of 30 rooms and supervised interior projects under construction • in the workshop • Visualized 18 residential projects through photo and video rendering for client needs and • company marketing contents PPAr Apprenticeship as an Architectural Designer at Onino Architects, Malang

March 2021 - July 2021

• Planned a cottage complex site plan with a site area of 7000 m2 with 10 cottages,a restaurant, and • a service building • Designed architectural designs for cottage units and a restaurant with a total building area of 424 m2 • Drafted detailed drawing of a rest room building with a building area of 161 m2 Internship as Architectural Designer at KsAD Studio, Surabaya

June 2019 - August 2019

• Conceptualized and developed the architectural schematic design of a villa with a site area of 732 m2 • Developed an alternative facade design for a school using 3850 existing reused glass plates • for horizontal bands of louvers screen

Organizational experience People in Charge (PIC) of Branding Division and Head of Design Section for ArchProject 2019 event • Created the grand concept and design concept of the event with the Conceptor Team • Produced 3D video visualization of the venue with the Event Section for proposals, publications, and main event content • Coordinated 5 section heads within the Branding Division • Managed Design Section team to create design for all 40+ required design outputs Staff of Big Event ArchProject Unit of Sthapati Students Association of Architecture ITS 2017-2018 and 2018-2019 Staff of Design Section of National Architecture Final Project Competition 2017 and 2018

Educational background Bachelor Degree of Architecture, Sepuluh Nopember Institute of Technology (ITS), Surabaya (2016-2020, S.Ars., Cum Laude, GPA 3.52/4.00) Professional education: Professional Architect Education (PPAr), ITS (2020-2021, Ar., GPA 3.75/4.00) Acceleration Class, State Senior High School 4, Malang (2014-2016, Math and Science, GPA 89.7/100.0)

Skills Architectural : SketchUp, AutoCAD, Revit, Lumion, Enscape (for 3D modelling, 2D drafting, 3D rendering) Visual : Adobe Illustrator, Photoshop, Premiere Pro (for layouting, photo editing, video editing) Office : PowerPoint, Excel, Word (for document and presentation)

Language Indonesian English

: Native speaker : TOEFL-PBT 500 (in 2020 by Centre for Languages and Cultures ITS)

The Royal Ubud Luxury Villa

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Experience the beauty of a stunning luxury villa complex in Bali, Indonesia, where nature and architecture come together in perfect harmony. Situated on a vast 30.000 m2 of enchanting sloping land, this extraordinary property is embraced by a scenic river, providing a dreamy backdrop.

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The complex consists of ten separate land plots, each measuring 3.000 m2, offering a variety of villa complexes to choose from.

Every plot features a well designed villa complex, comprising seven buildings including a garage, service area, guesthouses, villas, and a central living villa. Get ready to immerse yourself in the seamless blend of breathtaking natural surroundings and impeccable architectural design.

Typology Area Location Year Status Property of Jobdesk

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Property of PT Wahana Utama Arsindo PT Mohome Property

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: Hospitality : Site area 3.000 m2 : Ubud, Bali, Indonesia : 2022-2023 : Under construction : PT Wahana Utama Arsindo PT Mohome Property : - Site visiting - Masterplanning - Architecture designing

Garage Service Guesthouse single Guesthouse double Villa double Villa master Living area villa The Royal Ubud and 7 Secret

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Guesthouse single Guesthouse double Villa double Villa master Living area villa

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Property of PT Wahana Utama Arsindo PT Mohome Property

The Royal Ubud and 7 Secret

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Exterior perspective view - Living area villa

Floor plan - Living area villa 03

The Royal Ubud and 7 Secret

Isometric view - Living area villa

Isometric view - Living area villa The Royal Ubud and 7 Secret

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Interior perspective view - Living area villa

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The Royal Ubud and 7 Secret

Interior perspective view - Living area villa

Interior perspective view - Living area villa The Royal Ubud and 7 Secret

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7 Secret

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Resto and Spa Indulge in the ultimate luxury experience at a breathtaking restaurant and spa in Bali, Indonesia, where nature seamlessly blends with stunning architecture. This sanctuary, spanning across 12.000 m2, rests on gently sloping terrain alongside a charming river.

It features a well designed collection of buildings that will leave you in awe.

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Property of PT Wahana Utama Arsindo PT Mohome Property

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From the warm and inviting reception area to the exquisite main restaurant, private dining spaces, spa treatment rooms, reflexology area, yoga studio, melukat pool, well-equipped gym, and efficient behind-the-scenes facilities, every detail has been carefully considered to ensure an unforgettable experience. Immerse yourself in the tranquility of nature as you savor the finest culinary delights and indulge in rejuvenating spa treatments at this serene oasis.

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: Leisure : Site area 12.000 m2 : Ubud, Bali, Indonesia : 2022-2023 : Under construction : PT Wahana Utama Arsindo PT Mohome Property : - Site visiting - Masterplanning - Architecture designing

Spa Melukat pool Yoga Restaurant Private dining Coocon dining The Royal Ubud and 7 Secret

Property of PT Wahana Utama Arsindo PT Mohome Property

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BACK-OF-HOUSE

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SPA RESTAURANT PRIVATE DINING YOGA

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RIVER

The Royal Ubud and 7 Secret

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Master Plan of The Royal Ubud (Villa Complex) and 7 Secret (Resto and Spa)

Property of PT Wahana Utama Arsindo PT Mohome Property

The Royal Ubud Luxury Villa 09

The Royal Ubud and 7 Secret

Property of PT Wahana Utama Arsindo PT Mohome Property

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Resto and Spa The Royal Ubud and 7 Secret

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VIN house

Where luxury meets warmth

Typology Area Location Years Status Property of Jobdesk

: Residential : Building area 1.200 m2 : Jakarta, Indonesia : 2021-2022 : Under construction : PT Wahana Utama Arsindo : - Interior designing - Rendering - Interior details drawing

This design concept seamlessly blends the allure of luxury with the inviting embrace of comfort. By skillfully combining elements such as glass, metal, granite, and wood, it creates a harmonious balance between sleek sophistication and cozy warmth.

The interplay of these materials in this design concept creates a captivating juxtaposition between glossy surfaces and natural textures, between modern luxury and rustic charm. The shiny glass and metal elements reflect light, creating a play of reflections and enhancing the visual depth of the space. At the same time, the warm wood provides a sense of tactility and a connection to nature, instilling a feeling of comfort and serenity.

This design concept thrives on the careful balance between these contrasting elements.

It allows the sleekness and elegance of glass, metal, and granite to coexist harmoniously with the inviting and comforting nature of wood. The result is a luxurious yet inviting interior that exudes style, sophistication, and a timeless appeal.

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VIN house

3rd floor

2nd floor

1st floor

VIN house

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Interior perspective view of Foyer area - 1st floor

Floor plan of Foyer area - 1st floor 13

VIN house

Wall panel detail of Foyer area - Isometric view - 1st floor

Wall panel detail of Foyer area - Front elevation - 1st floor VIN house

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Interior perspective view of Living area - 2nd floor

Floor plan - 2nd floor 15

VIN house

Furniture set of Living area - Isometric view - 2nd floor

Credenza detail of Living area - 2nd floor VIN house

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Interior perspective view of Corridor area - 3rd floor

Floor plan - 3rd floor 17

VIN house

Wall panel detail of Corridor area - Elevation view - 3rd floor

Credenza detail of Corridor area - 3rd floor VIN house

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BUD house

Elegance in white and wood

Typology Area Location Years Status Property of Jobdesk

: Residential : Site area 525 m2 : Jakarta, Indonesia : 2021-2022 : Design complete : PT Wahana Utama Arsindo : - Architecture designing - Rendering

This design concept embraces the harmonious coexistence of modernity and nature. It showcases the beauty of the boxy shape and clean white design while celebrating the warmth and organic appeal of wood. The integration of abundant greenery brings a sense of life, serenity, and sustainability to the exterior, making it a truly inviting and captivating space to enjoy.

Overall, this design concept successfully combines the boxy shape, clean and white design, warm wood elements, and lush greenery of plants to create a harmonious and visually striking exterior. It offers a seamless integration of modern aesthetics with the beauty and tranquility of nature, providing a refreshing and inviting outdoor space that enhances the overall quality of the environment.

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BUD house

BUD house

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Exterior perspective view [option 1]

Exterior perspective view [option 1] 21

BUD house

Exterior perspective view [option 2]

Exterior perspective view [option 2] BUD house

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2nd Floor plan

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BUD house

Perspective view of Central pool area

Perspective view of Central pool area BUD house

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FLR cafe

Serenity lies in curves Typology Area Location Year Status Property of Jobdesk

: Cafe and eatery : Site area 200 m2 : Flores, NTT, Indonesia : 2022 : Design completed : REZ arsitek by Reza Saputra : - Architecture designing : - Interior designing : - 3D Rendering

Welcome to a captivating café situated in Flores, Nusa Tenggara Timur. With its pristine white design and pops of sea-blue accents, this café exudes a refreshing charm. The curved architectural form adds a delightful touch of uniqueness, making it stand out from the crowd. As you step inside, the warm embrace of wooden furniture and ceiling instantly creates a cozy atmosphere. The gentle glow of warm-white accent lighting further enhances the comfort, making it the perfect spot for customers to relax and savor their experience.

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FLR cafe

Semi-outdoor area

Semi-outdoor area FLR cafe

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Indoor cafe area

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FLR cafe

Backyard and tribune area

Backyard and tribune area FLR cafe

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Buy-Cycle

Pedal, Shop, and Roll!

Typology Area Location Years Status Property of Supervisor

: Mall and Public spaces : Site area 6.200 m2 : Malang, Indonesia : 2019-2020 : Bachelor degree final project : Muhammad Risqi Reza Saputra : Endy Yudho Prasetyo, ST., MT.

Abstract The Initiation of MSME Mall by the Government of Malang City is aimed to exhibiting and introducing MSME’s products to the wider community. Product identity that still needs to be introduced, requires a crowd catalyst to increase product exposure, so that the aims of the MSME Mall can be escalated. With the understanding of separateness between space and activity (disjunction), it is possible that the initial intention of a space (MSME Mall’s aim) can be escalated by the presence of other activities that works as a crowd catalyst. Merdeka Malang Square, which is positioned as a source of crowds, makes activities that are complementary to the square as a crowd catalyst activity for MSME Mall.

These complementary activities are cycling and buying food. By presenting these complementary activities, indirectly making the mall as an extension of the square. With the presence of the crowd catalyst activity, that is cycling and buying food, which is take place in the bicycle track and cafeteria inside the design object, making the MSME Mall program combined with the bicycle track and cafeteria program.

Combining the three programs is the design problem in this MSME Mall design. So, the transprogramming approach is used to understand that the space elements of mall, bicycle track and cafeteria can be combined regardless of the spatial incompatibility between them. Then with the superimposition method, these incompatibilities can be separated into independent elements and then can be put together and the spatial conflicts within them can be adjusted. With the transprogramming approach and superimposition method, the design problem can be resolved and the aims of the MSME Mall to introducing and exhibiting MSME’s product can be escalated.

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Buy-Cycle

Buy-Cycle

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2nd Floor plan

Isometric 2nd Floor plan 31

Buy-Cycle

Front elevation view

Section view Buy-Cycle

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Stairs

Plant in pot (Dracaena)

Artificial grass

Social spaces

Hanging plants (Devil's ivy)

Wooden railing

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Social spaces

Artificial grass

Column

Wooden railing Stairs

Artificial grass

Membrane

Cycling track

Membrane joint

Column

Railing

Membrane

Walkway

SMEs stalls

Buy-Cycle

Column Beam d = 36 m p = 60 m / = 1:30 d = 27 m p = 42 m / = 1:14 d = 18 m p = 25 m / = 1:12.5

Isometric details of the 3 different cycling track diameters

Cycling track Glass cladding Joint

Column Beam

Steel structure Railing

Beam joint

Isometric structure details of the cycling track Buy-Cycle

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The design object has a coherent sequence from the bottom to the top of the design. In each segment of the sequence, there are four consistent elements present, namely the bike track, pedestrian walkway, grass, and railing.

The railing starts from the connecting bridge, extends to the Mall area, and protects each outer and inner side of the floors up to the top floor of the design object. The exterior side of the railing is made of exposed concrete material, while the interior side of the void area uses wood material.

Railing

The grass starts from the town square grass, continues to the connecting bridge, then to the inner side of the Mall's void area, up to the top floor of the design object. The grass in the outdoor space is natural grass, while the grass in the indoor space is artificial grass.

Grass

The pedestrian walkway starts from the town square pathway, continues to the connecting bridge, and goes through each floor up to the top floor of the design object. The pedestrian walkway passes through escalators and stairs in the central void area of the design object.

Walkway

The bicycle track starts from the bicycle lane surrounding the town square, continues to the connecting bridge, and then extends to each floor up to the top floor of the design object.

Cycling track

The bicycle track utilizes rubber material for a good grip for bicycle wheels. With this performance, it not only serves as a pathway for bicycles but also for other environmentally friendly personal transportation devices such as skateboards, segways, scooters, rollerblades, hoverboards, and more.

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Buy-Cycle

Buy-Cycle

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Retrospective house

Crafting home with memories

Typology Area Location Years Status Property of Supervisor

: Residential : Site area 568 m2 : Malang, Indonesia : 2021 : Professional architect education program : Muhammad Risqi Reza Saputra : Irvansyah, ST., MT.

A dwelling with the client's childhood memories as the main concept of the design. The client's childhood memories of waking up in their grandmother's room have been reinterpreted and recreated in their current home. The play of morning sunlight beams, penetrating through the woven bamboo walls, is recreated with large east-facing openings layered with ulin wood grids. The scent of damp earth in the morning and the natural aroma of bamboo walls are revived through a spacious garden in front of the room and the use of unfinished natural wood materials. The trickling of water on the bamboo walls during rain is recreated with short water features and ulin wood grids in front of the room. Several other elements also contribute to the foundation of the design.

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Retrospective house

Retrospective house

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Design Concept and Objectives (client brief) The childhood memories of the client waking up in their grandmother's room, which left a deep impression, are reinterpreted and recreated in their current home. The illustration below provides an overview of the conditions and ambiance of the grandmother's room in the past, which is then analyzed and interpreted into architectural elements in their new residence.

Morning light filtering through the gaps in the bamboo walls [room direction, openings, wooden grid] Morning breeze flowing through the gaps in the bamboo walls [room direction, openings, wooden grid] Sounds of morning activities seeping through the gaps in the bamboo walls [room position, openings] Rainwater seeping through the bamboo walls [roof, walls, wooden grid] Earthy scent near the bed touched by rainwater [room position, garden, roof] Natural scents of bamboo, wood, and raw stone from the walls and floor of the room [raw materials: wood, bamboo, concrete]

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Retrospective house

Materials Granite Slab (black)

Homogenous Tile (marble)

WF Steel (50 x 100 mm)

Bitumen Roof (shingles flat)

Concrete Column (matte finish)

Plastered wall (matte finish)

Teak Wood (matte finish)

Greenery (plant)

Iron Wood (20 x 100 mm)

Front elevation view

Retrospective house

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1st Floor plan 41

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2nd Floor plan Retrospective house

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