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TAMANSARIEQUINE: EQUINE: TAMANSARI Integrating Culture Integrating and Urban Living Urban Living PROJECT DESCRIPTION PROJECT DESCRIPTION Location: Location: East Jakarta Pulomas, Pulomas, East Jakarta Project Type: ProjectUse Type: Mixed Apartment Mixed-Used Building Transit Oriented Development Transit Oriented Development Role: Role: Designer (Team) Designer (Team) Status: Status: In Progress In Progress Level of Project: Level of Project: Professional Project Professional ALIEN DesignProject Consultant ALIEN Design Consultant Client: Client: PT. WIKA Realty PT. Pulomas WIKA Realty PT. Jaya PT. JAKPRO Pulomas Jaya PT.
Area Size: Size: Area 2,46 Hectare Hectare 2.46 Located directly next to Jakarta International Located directly next toand Jakarta International Equestrian Park (JIEP) Pulomas LRT Station, Equestrian Equine Park (JIEP) Pulomas LRT Station, Tamansari is anand residential area integrated Tamansari Equine an residential area with a lifestyle mall,issport and cultural venue, integrated with a lifestyle mall, sport and cultural public transit system, co-working spaces, WOHO, venue, transitarea system, co-working spaces, and an public open/green of more than 1 hectare. WOHO, and an open/green area of more than 1 hectare. elements and the transit system Equestrian in the context become the main focus of the Equestrian and the transit system and in design. Thiselements development aims to celebrate the context become theby main focus of the elevate public activities linking multi mode design. development aims to green celebrate of publicThis transportation, activiting area,and elevate public activities to create a meaningful and maximizing pedestrian access to generate in economic, the city. social interaction, and aexperience sustainable meaningful experience in the city.
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WALKABILITY ă…Ą The site is surrounded by various modes of public transportation within a radius of 350m (average comfortable walking distance*). For that reason, it has the potential of becoming a transitoriented area with the main access from Jl. Kayu Putih Raya, Perintis Kemerdekaan, Pulomas LRT Station, and the Pulomas Busway Stop, which can be reached within 5 minutes.
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FLOW & PROGRAM ă…Ą The podium system is designed to be a sequential flow to mimic the experience of train journeys and horse attractions. Each floor has its anchor programs in response to context. These programs will act as a lifestyle destination for visitors, in improving their wellbeing in the urban area.
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INTEGRATED BUILDING SOEKARNO-HATTA: Subtitle PROJECT DESCRIPTION Location: Pulomas, East Jakarta Project Type: Mixed-Used Building Transit Oriented Development Role: Designer (Team) Status: Proposal Level of Project: Professional Project ALIEN Design Consultant Client: PT. WIKA Realty PT. Pulomas Jaya Area Size: #
Berdampingan langsung dengan Jakarta International Equestrian Park dan LRT Pulomas, Tamansari Equine merupakan kawasan hunian yang dilengkapi dengan lifestyle mall, WOHO, dan ruang terbuka seluas lebih dari 1 Ha. Untuk menciptakan kawasan yang bermakna, pengembangan ini dirancang dengan mengadaptasi elemen Equestrian, merespon kawasan transit pada konteks, dan menselebrasi aktivitas publik dalam lahannya.
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INTEGRATED BUILDING SOEKARNO-HATTA PROJECT DESCRIPTION Location: Tangerang, Banten Project Type: Mixed-Use Development Role: Designer (Team) Status: Proposal Level of Project: Professional Project ALIEN DC The Flux is an integrated structure, consisting of aviation facilities, hotel, exhibition, office, marketplace, attractions and urban park, which brings together the dynamic movements of humans, trains, and airplanes into one network. Situated in the heart of Soekarno-Hatta International Airport, the site will act as an anchor to the wide spectrum of international activities and a central link of the three existing airport terminals . The form and materiality of the space take its inspiration from the surrounding environment with a contemporary twist to create a humble yet iconic structure in the context. Sustainable technology and green environment are also embedded in the building to encourage an healthy interaction and uplifting experience between the natural, human, and built environment.
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Unfolding the Hidden Stories of Mangga Besar PROJECT DESCRIPTION Location: Mangga Besar Raya Street, West Jakarta Project Type: Urban Interiority Design Research-based Design Role: Designer Level of Project: Academic Project Interior Architectural Design 4 Ruang Susun addresses the issue of locality and cultural identity in the neighborhood of Mangga Besar, Jakarta. It employs behavorial and spatial mapping in investigating the unseen sociocultural issues and reveal the pre-existing stories that might affected the quality of spatial experiences in the context. This project questions the conventional rigid and high performative space in urban realm and explores the ephemeral aspects of the interior to respond to the dynamic needs of the inhabitants. The solution generated from the issue is providing an urban interior setting that would accommodate all types of entertainment activities to claim back the image of the site as Jakarta’s entertainment hub. By studying the operation of how the street vendors organize and reorganize their stalls, the project suggest a transformative setting which produce various forms of design that depends on the time, location, and demands of the inhabitants. Selected to be Presented on [in]arch International Conference 2018 | Territory Invasion: Rebranding an Urban Journey in Mangga Besar | D. Vincent A. Khosasih SHS Web of Conferences 41, eduARCHsia 2017 | Understanding the Importance of Time in Interior Architectural Design Method | A.A. Ayu Suci Warakanyaka .
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Embracing the Depth of Fear in Transit Area PROJECT DESCRIPTION Location: Gambir Central Station, Central Jakarta Project Type: Narrative Design Research-based Design Insertion Design Role: Designer Level of Project: Academic Project Interior Architectural Design 5 Fear and joy are only one adventure and excitement away. Fear is often perceived as something that needed to be eradicated. It lies beneath our experiences and hidden in another side of our stories. It follows us in our journey in transit space. De Botton (2002) explained that one of the significant part in our journey is to plan ahead and anticipating almost every single scenario in our head, including the preparation to avoid criminalities that emerged from the memory of fear in our mind. Gambir is known as the largest train-transit station in Jakarta. It becomes a place a static experience, while on the other hand, it provides many uncertainties to counter the ‘plans’ and ‘stillness’ of its users. The main idea of this project is to embrace and respect fear as part of our life that makes our life exciting & joyful, rather than ignore or eradicate them. It aims to ask what if humanity is not limited by their senses and able to use their fear as a driver for transformation. The strategy is to re-write their journey by exploring and narrating the uncertainty that lie beneath the station and finally turns it into an adventurous experience.
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/afk: AWAY FROM KEYBOARD PROJECT DESCRIPTION Location: UI Hospital, Depok, West Java Project Type: Health-based Design Research-based Design Intervention Design Role: Designer Level of Project: Academic Project Interior Architectural Design 3 /afk is a health facility specially designed to provide gamers a place to PLAY and HEAL. The challenge is to ellaborate design and technology to prevent them from suffering digital eye strain and body disease in order to achieve their wellbeing. Along with the proposed ‘active’ program, this project utilizes diffraction film as well as reflective and angled surface to trigger the movement of the eye and body. Structure intervention also plays a significant role in the triggering process as it allows the opportunity to manipulate the light and shadow in the building that act as the distractors for the vision and body. Selected to be Displayed Indonesian Architectural Association’s Jakarta Design Week | March 2017.
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REHABILITATON OF HELICOPTER TOILET: Empowering Informality, Sustaining the Community
PROJECT DESCRIPTION Location: RT05 of Kampong Cikini Kramat, Central Jakarta Project Type: Urban Acupunture Design Participatory Design Community Engagement Health-based Design Status: In Construction Role: Designer & Project Leader Level of Project: Professional Project Universitas Indonesia Helicopter Toilet is a term developed by the marginalized informal communities of the Kampong Cikini to describe the type of toilet that floats above a river. The existence of this toilet causes not only health and environmental problems due to the practice of open defecation into the river, it also becomes a den for drug users and criminal acts. The rehabilitation program seeks to improve this sanitation facility as a solution for the environmental and social issues through the arrangement of access, privacy, material, and the toilet position. Along with the local participation, this project focused on exploring the limitations of the context to achieve the integration between the design and its environment.
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As an apartment located near universities area in Depok West Java, the client requested a Japanese style interior that fits the youth and young family. The idea is to create a flexible and spacious experience in the room to fit the multiple and dynamic needs of the prospect users. The Origami and zen spirit of Japanese become the concept to generate a simple yet complex spatial idea. The space is developed to have the ability to be decluttered, creating more room, and to be constantly transformed, depending on the needs of the occupant.
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MAZHOJI APARTMENT SHOW UNIT PROJECT DESCRIPTION Role: Designer (Team) Status: In Progress Client: PT. PP Level of Project: Professional Project ALIEN Design Consultant
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PUBLICATION: MEREHABILITASI MCK HELIKOPTER, MENJAGA KALI KERONCONG PROJECT DESCRIPTION Project Type: Content & Layout Design Graphic Design Role: Co-Author Graphic Designer Layout Designer Level of Project: Professional Project Department of Architecture, Universitas Indonesia ISBN: 978-602-52912-2-7 This book is a continuation of the toilet helicopter rehabilitation project in Kampung Cikini Kramat, Central Jakarta and describes the whole designing process as well as toilet development around the world.
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24 KARAT MAZI(N)C: The Search for Beauty in Imperfection PROJECT DESCRIPTION Project Type: Material Exploration Role: Designer Level of Project: Academic Project Building Technology 3 This project is an attempt to seek the value of the overlooked quality possessed by metal― Rust (in Indonesian: KARAT). Multiple sheets of unused zinc-coated steel is utilized for the experiment. The process involves accelerated corrosion with the help of vinegar (CH3COOH) and bleach (NaOCl, NaOH, H2O2, and Ca(ClO)2). The role of the acids is to speed up the rate of chemical reaction and thus will rust the metal rapidly and releasing gas containing zinc and ferro substances into the air. While the texture of the metal is composed of the deteoriated layer of zinc and steel, the pattern is a result of manually dyeing, lubricating, and splatting the acids with different modes of pressure on the zinc surface. Such method provides the ability to produce many possible, beautiful, and diverse patterns. The order of dyeing the metal will affect the color outcome as the plate that get dyed with bleach firstly will generate redder colors rather than the vinegar dyed plate. The form of the plate is inspired by the chemical molecular structure which is often depicted hexagonally. Further design exploration is needed to enhance the potential use of this experimentation, such as in facade, flooring, and installations.
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Small Things that Matters PROJECT DESCRIPTION Location: Satellite Clinic Universitas Indonesia, Depok, West Java Project Type: Material Performance Health-based Research Role: Surveyor Leader Level of Project: Research Project Research & Design Cluster, Department of Architecture, Universitas Indonesia In respond to how material is widely considered as complementary element of design, this research seek to raise the importance of material role particularly in addressing issues about hygiene and infection control in healthcare facilities. Several methods including counting, behaviour reasoning, and material mapping is employed to observe the relationship between the landscape of material surface and healthcare programme. Touch occurence between material and users, material geometries, spatial transition, configuration, and program become the basis to analyze and indicate the critical areas where the material performance might be necessary to be altered. Selected to be Featured on International Conference on Built Environment and Engineering (IConBEE) 2018 | Exploration of Surface-Programme Relationship as a Basis to Promote Hand Hygiene in Healthcare Waiting Area Setting | Prof. Yandi Andri Yatmo, Prof. Paramita Atmodiwirjo, M. Mirza Y. Harahap
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