Wiliyanti Architecture Portfolio 2024

My name is Wiliyanti, and this portfolio serves as a retrospective of my architectural journey, showcasing my growth and experiences from the inception of my career to the present day.

My passion for architecture has been a driving force since my formative years. The allure of spatial design captured my imagination early on, solidifying my ambition to pursue a career in architecture. I have honed my skills through professional experiences, including internships during my undergraduate studies and roles as an architectural designer in esteemed firms post-graduation.

I extend my gratitude to those who take the time to explore this portfolio, offering a glimpse into my architectural narrative.

Sincerely,

Education

Petra Christian University, Faculty of Civil Engineering and Planning, Bachelor of Architecture, Surabaya, GPA 3.75 2014 - 2018

St. Joseph College, Science Department, Malang 2011 - 2014

Work Experiences

Paulus Setyabudi Architect, Surabaya, Indonesia

Senior Architectural Designer 08.2022-06.2023

Freelance Architect, Surabaya, Indonesia

Architectural Designer 02.2021-02.2023

Petra Christian University, Surabaya, Indonesia

Teaching Assistant

02.2021-06.2022

ARA Studio, Surabaya, Indonesia

Architectural Designer

01.2019 - 02.2021

Vo Trong Nghia Architects, HCMC, Vietnam

Architectural Intern

10.2018 - 12.2018

Popo Danes Architects, Bali, Indonesia

Architectural Intern

12.2016 - 02.2017

Publications

Archdaily

Jokopi MERR Café / ARA Studio

2022

Podcast Speaker

Podcast by Himaartra Ep. 6 2021

Achievement

Honorable Mention Prefab Glamping Villa International Architecture Competition by BPA Institute 2020

Finalist Architectural Design Ideas Contest by Lixil Rest Area for Toll and Arterial Primary Road 2019

Top 50 National Competition for Architecture Students in Indonesia 2018

Fifth Place among Best Final Design Projects, Petra Christian University 2017 - 2018

Top 5th Architecture Festival, Petra Christian University, National Competition 2016

First Place Stage Design Competition, Surabaya Young Designer Spectacles 2015

Outstanding First Year Student, Petra Christian University, Surabaya 2014

Software Skills

Skecthup

Autocad 2D

Rhinoceros

Revit

Lumion

Twinmotion

Adobe Photoshop

Adobe InDesign

Adobe Illustrator

Adobe Premier

Microsoft Office

Projects List

RDP Office, Surabaya / Finished - under construction

Architectural Design

Office Margomulyo , Surabaya / Finishedunder construction Architeectural Design

Jokopi Merr, Surabaya / Finished - built Architectural and Interior Design

Arta Derau Gallery, Tegalalang / Finishedbuilt Architectural Design

Damai Jewelry, Probolinggo / Finishedunder construction Architectural Design

Kudos Cafe, Bali / Finished - unbuilt Architectural and Interior Design

Office CW, Surabaya / Finished - unbuilt Interior Design

Kumpul Food Court, Surabaya / Finishedunbuilt Architectural and Interior Design

Talasi Factory, Sumba / Finished - built Architectural and Landscape

Takutua Office, Surabaya / Finished - built Interior Design

Jokopi Dinoyo 2, Surabaya / Finishedunbuilt Architectural and Interior Design

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Public Facilities

Surabaya Sport Museum / Finished - built

Architectural and Interior Design

Surabaya Education Museum / Finishedbuilt Landscape Design

OTO Dental Clinic / Finished - under construction

Architectural and Interior Design

HAVN Space, Surabaya / Finished - unbuilt Architectural and Interior Design

FPT University, Ho Chi Minh City / Finished Designer Asistant

Residential

DA House, Surabaya / Finished - unbuilt Architectural and Interior Design

AS House, Tangerang / Finished - built Architectural Design

Villa Z, Sawiran / Unfinished Architectural Design

Amega Apartment, Surabaya / Finishedbuilt Interior Design

Erwin House, Surabaya / Finished - unbuilt Architectural and Interior Design

SA House, Sampit / Finished - unbuilt Architectural and Interior Design

S House, Surabaya / Finished - built Architectural Design

STV House, Surabaya / Finished - unbuilt Architectural Design

M Housing, Malang / Finished - built Architectural Design

Terrace House, Malang / Finished - unbuilt Architectural Design

Corner House, Malang / Finished - unbuilt Architectural Design

J House, Surabaya / Finished - built Interior Design

Commercial

RDP Office Surabaya

Years 2022

Scope

Architectural Design

Teams

Paulus Setyabudi

Wiliyanti

Nicholas

This project presented a unique challenge with its integration of feng shui principles into the building’s design, influencing everything from the floor plan to the mechanical engineering layout.

One of the key client requests was to maintain the building’s shape as a monolithic square mass, which greatly influenced our design approach.

Our design methodology began with zoning arrangements based on feng shui principles, carefully laid out on a square site. The floor plan was then developed, followed by the facade design, which was influenced by the interplay between the interior space and the balconies.

Given the constraints on exterior design, we opted for a more dynamic interior to create a striking contrast. The interior design offers distinct spatial experiences for staff, directors, and the chief director, reflecting a hierarchical distinction among positions.

To achieve a dynamic interior impression, we incorporated curved lines and two grid arrangements, creating a modern space design with a touch of luxury. These curved lines extend from the interior to the building’s exterior, forming canopies and balconies that define the facade.

Chief Director’s Room with high ceiling

Director’s room with floating floor and bridge

Transition floor

Floors with connected void for staff’s office

Office Margomulyo Surabaya

Years 2023

Scope

Architectural Design

Teams

Paulus Setyabudi Wiliyanti

Margomulyo poses a unique challenge as a bustling warehouse area characterized by heavy vehicle traffic and pervasive pollution. In such an environment, my goal was to create a comfortable and inviting office space for its users.

Drawing inspiration from the office’s focus on turning, I sought to transform the initial square masses into dynamic voids. These voids serve as transitions between the interior and the outdoor environment, which is enriched with lush vegetation, offering a refreshing contrast to the industrial surroundings.

To withstand the harsh environment, the building materials were carefully selected for their durability and industrial aesthetic, ensuring a cohesive blend with the surrounding warehouses.

Jokopi Merr Surabaya

Years 2022

Scope

Architectural Design

Teams

Hermawan Dasmanto

Wiliyanti

Ariel Jehu

Conceived during the pandemic, the Jokopi Merr cafe project was initiated in response to the client’s desire to prioritize a drive-thru service as the primary sales channel.

The cafe’s distinctive triangular shape is divided by the drive-thru access. Given that vehicle access is from north to south, the building had to be split into two sections. This design allows the drive-thru to be conveniently accessed through the driver’s window, which is on the right side of the car. The building is split into two zones, accommodating both indoor seating with air conditioning and a designated smoking area.

To address the issue of rain on the drivethru path, a corner of the building was extended to create a canopy, ensuring a comfortable experience for customers.

Given the density of the Merr area, Jokopi was designed to stand out as a focal point amidst the urban landscape. Sengon trees were strategically planted around the building, creating a natural buffer and enhancing the ambiance with a forest-like setting.

For nighttime allure, the building features UPVC, a semi-transparent material that emits a soft glow, enhancing the cafe’s aesthetic appeal and making it a beacon in the Merr area.

Arta Derau Gallery

Years

2020

Scope

Architectural Design

Teams

Hermawan Dasmanto Wiliyanti

Located in the Balinese countryside of Tegalalang, Arta Derau is a multifunctional complex designed for artists, particularly ceramic artists. Primarily serving as a ceramic art gallery and workshop, the complex also includes service areas, residences for ceramic artists, graphic workshops, multifunctional halls, villas, and a public hotel.

Situated amidst a rice field with a declining contour, the building’s design integrates harmoniously with its natural surroundings. The layout begins with a horizontal gallery mass at the front, strategically blocking the view to the rear of the site. As visitors move through the complex, they are greeted by an amphitheater and open space, offering a delightful surprise overlooking the picturesque rice fields.

The architecture emphasizes simplicity, featuring terracotta wash walls and a minimalist selection of plants to maintain a natural and unobtrusive aesthetic.

Hotel Gallery

Service Housing

Villa

Workshop

Tungku

Workshop Indoor Semi Outdoor

Damai Jewelry

Years

2021

Scope

Architectural Design

Teams

Wiliyanti

Fulbert Otto

The Damai Jewelry project is a comprehensive master plan for a gold shop complex in Probolinggo, comprising a shop, office, canteen, warehouse, and motorbike parking.

Security is a paramount consideration in this project. The client specifically requested that the office and warehouse be concealed from public view for security reasons. As a result, the front facade presents itself as a single gold shop, with access to the office and warehouse discreetly located at the rear of the building.

The interior design of the shop focuses on maximizing natural light, both direct and indirect, to create a vibrant and inviting ambiance. To highlight the display tables and shelves, the floors and walls are kept plain and simple. The design emphasis is on the ceiling, which is crafted to evoke a luxurious and feminine atmosphere.

Public Facilities

Surabaya Sport Museum

Years 2019

Scope

Architectural and Interior Design

Teams

Hermawan Dasmanto

Wiliyanti

Bella K.

Located within the Gelora Pancasila Sports Hall complex, the Sports Museum is intricately connected to the architectural design of the Gelora Pancasila Sports Hall.

The design concept of the Sports Museum was inspired by the red terracotta color of the existing floor of the Gelora Pancasila Sports Hall. This color scheme was extended to the landscape and the Sports Museum building, creating a cohesive visual identity.

The use of terracotta colors throughout the Sports Museum building serves to draw attention to the building, especially from a distance. The museum is set apart from the main road by a vast car park.

Inside, the terracotta red color is incorporated into the floor and ceiling, creating a harmonious interior. In contrast, the exhibition area or partitions are finished in a clean white color, highlighting the exhibits and creating a focal point in the room.

The curved shape of the Sports Museum is inspired by the existing arcs found within the complex, serving as a design motif that ties the museum to its surroundings.