Architecture Portfolio (2017-2020)

portfolio.

SELECTED WORKS

ZUHROTUL MAWADDATIL U. ARCHITECTURE PORTFOLIO

2017/2020

ZUHROTUL MAWADDATIL ULA I see architecture and design as an important part of the environment that affects human experiences, feelings, memories, and decisions. Therefore I believe that they should always be human centered. I also see architecture as a way of thinking that habituates me to see things from various perspectives.

EDUCATION 2020 - present M.Arch, Architecture. Institut Teknologi Sepuluh Nopember, Surabaya 2016 - 2020 B.Arch, Architecture. Institut Teknologi Sepuluh Nopember, Surabaya. GPA 3.70/4.00 2013 - 2016 SMA Negeri 1 Kediri

EXPERIENCES Jun 2019 - Aug 2019 Architectural Intern. LABO Architecture + Design Ÿ

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Involved in designing and visualization of "Semesta Margasatwa", Second Winner of Sayembara Nasional Perancangan Taman Margasatwa Ragunan 2019 Involved in developing concept, design document, and 3D models

Oct 2018 - Nov 2018 Participant of Global Project Based Learning (gPBL) ITS Shibaura Institute of Technology (SIT) Project: Dolly Experiential Tourism Kampung Partners: Ryusuke Adachi, Hiroaki Shimohara, Andi Muhammad Rifqi Shadiqi Jul 2018 Research Volunteer “Jejak Kampung Kota Focusing about open building in kampung in Surabaya (Genteng Candirejo)

VOLUNTEER 2018 - Head of Competition Division “MORPH”: Big Event ArchProject Architecture ITS 2018 - Head of Liaison Officer Division: AR+DC Symposium Architecture ITS 2018 - Head of Liaison Officer Division: 15th National Final Projects Competition (KTA) Architecture ITS 2018 - Liaison Officer Erasmus+ Teaching Mobility ITS-BUT Poland 2017 - Staff of Liaison Officer Division: AR+DC Symposium Architecture ITS. 2017 - Staff of Liaison Officer Division: 14th National Final Projects Competition (KTA) Architecture ITS

OTHER Aug 2020 - Sep 2020 UI/UX Design Bootcamp SanberCode (Rank 20/247)

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HONORS & AWARDS Nov 2020 Selected Paper Presented in International Conference on Architecture Research & Design (AR+DC Symposium) 1 of 6 selected paper presented in 11th International Conference on Architecture Research and Design (AR+DC Symposium) 2020 entitled "Designing for The Blind: Multisensory Design Approach for City's Park” Partners: Nouvend Setiawan, Fadhil Faried Putra, Datin Intan Baktara, Arina Hayati, Kirami Bararatin, Fardilla Rizqiyah, Collinthia Erwindi.

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Architectural Design Graphic Design UI/UX Design Sketching Watercolor Handlettering Visual arts

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SketchUp AutoCAD 2D V-ray Enscape Adobe Photoshop CorelDRAW Figma

LANGUAGES Bahasa Indonesia (Native) English (TOEFL: 540)

More information:

Sep 2020 Top 5 in Social Studies Category of Kompetisi Tugas Akhir Nasional (KTA) 2020 Entitled “Symbiotic Architecture: Student Housing as an Interaction Catalyst between University Student and Kampung Community Around Campus” linkedin.com/in/zuhrotulmula/

ORGANIZATIONS Oct 2018 - Nov 2019 Head of Indeks (Inovasi Diskusi dan Eksplorasi) Hima Sthapati Arsitektur ITS Sep 2017 - Oct 2018 Staff of Indeks (Inovasi Diskusi dan Eksplorasi) Hima Sthapati Arsitektur ITS INDEKS is a part of Hima Sthapati that accommodates students activities related to architectural science and profession through discussion forums, workshops, and exhibitions.

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2018 Prace Co-working Space: Embodying personal spaces among public space

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Symbiotic Architecture Student Housing as an Interaction Catalyst between University Student and Kampung Community Around Campus

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2019 A Glance of Life Without Sight Designing for The Blind: Multisensory Design Approach for City's Park

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2018 Wangon Kumbolo Hiking Shelter Around Ranu Kumbolo, Mount Semeru

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2017 A Boarding House Commercial Boarding House (Rumah Kos) in Surabaya

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2019 Semesta Margasatwa Redesign Taman Margasatwa Ragunan

2018 Dolly Experiential Tourism Kampung Adapting urban architecture in regards to economic shifting

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OTHERS Other Works & Activities

SYMBIOTIC ARCHITECTURE STUDENT HOUSING AS AN INTERACTION CATALYST BETWEEN UNIVERSITY STUDENTS AND KAMPUNG COMMUNITY AROUND CAMPUS

YEAR: 2020 LOCATION: SUKOLILO, SURABAYA TYPE: ACADEMIC PROJECT GPA: 4.00/4.00 ADVISOR: RABBANI KHARISMAWAN, S.T., M.T.

The coexistence between students and the kampung community has provided the interaction between the two. Over time, the quality of this interaction decreases, partly due to the physical conditions of the environment that do not support interaction. The student residence then becomes an object that is expected to be a synthesis of this problem, namely by being a catalyst for student and kampung community interaction.

Symbiotic architecture is the main approach to integrate student housing and community housing, with the existence of the intermediate space concept.

With typological and behavioral mapping methods, this object tries to create a new mindset of how student housing in the kampung area around the campus should be designed to produce an ideal coexisting living condition.

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SITE DESCRIPTION. As a kampung area around the Institut Teknologi Sepuluh Nopember (ITS) campus, the Gebang Putih kampung community has received tremendous impacts from the existence of the campus. The economic activities of the community also depend a lot on the ITS students, namely with the existence of businesses related to student necessity, such as boarding houses, laundry, restaurants, printing and photocopying, and many more.

ISSUE. Study shows that the percentage of university students living in the kampung reaches 51% of the total population of the village (Mulyana and Winarso, 2016), but the interaction quality between university student and kampung community keeps decreasing.

The social relations that occurred between university students and society beforehand were based on propinquity, but at this time it tends to be only based on economical reason (Sanityastuti, 2002).

The interaction between students and the kampung community then often interpreted as limited to community service through routine programs, for example by the concept of kampung binaan, KKN, and other routine activities. As a result, there is no good synergy between the two parties, so that the benefits that should be felt from this coexistence are not realized.

Based on a survey conducted by the author to 25 samples of students who live in student residences in the kampung area around the campus of Institut Teknologi Sepuluh Nopember, the following data were obtained:

Do you interact with the community where you live?

NO

68%

Have you ever participated in any community activities outside the campus program?

NO

72%

Do you think the interaction between students and the community is important & necessary?

96%

YES

REASONS FOR NOT INTERACTING WITH THE COMMUNITY

35.3%

Unsupportive environment

29.4%

Lack of time

17.6%

Not feeling obligated to/no affairs

11.7%

Personal reasons

6%

Unsatisfactory feedback

According to Gillin and Gillin in Soekanto (2007), the conditions for social interaction are social contact and communication. Referring to this, the design problem raised is how architecture can become a new synthesis by catalyzing interactions.

The design objective is to intervene in space to increase the possibility of social contact and communication between university students and the kampung community and improve the quality of the interactions intermediate spaces

that occur.

The solution proposed is to integrate the student housings in and with the kampung area, by juxtaposing the everyday activity of the university students and

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kampung community.

SH SYMBIOTIC ARCHITECTURE. In the process of integration, the principle of symbiotic architecture (Kurokawa, 1987) is applied by creating Intermediate Space; Allowance for vagueness, no differentiation, no uniformity, just mutual coexistence.

(Kurokawa, 1991).

BEHAVIORAL ARCHITECTURE. To ensure that the results of the integration of these programs achieve the design objectives, the behavioral architecture approach is used as the basis, namely by behavioral mapping (person-centered mapping & place-centered mapping), and applying the behavior setting theory (Baker, 1968; Lang 1987)

Integration among student housings and between student housings and kampung in everyday life.

DESIGN PROBLEM Lack of integration between student housings in current conditions in the kampung area around the campus results in low quality of student-kampung community interactions

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Expected interaction form Architectural intervention applied as a synthesis to achieve the expected quality of interactions A new mindset about designing student housing in kampung area

DESIGN APPROACH Symbiotic Architecture Application of the hierarchy of sacred space and intermediate space.

Behavioral Architecture Application of behavior setting in design to encourage interaction at the desired places

SITUATION (TYPE) Identify patterns of the typology of student housing and existing village community settlements (formal and spatial) Tipologi (Jormakka) Typologi Map the formal and spatial patterns of student housing and the current housing in Gebang

DESIGN FRAMEWORK

DESIGN PROPOSAL

PATTERN-BASED CONTEXT/ELEMENTS/ PARTS

ASSEMBLY

Identify the needs and use of space based on occupancy and context (user: students and village communities)

Combining all elements into a complete architectural work

Selection and compilation of building elements (design permutations) Behavioral mapping

Behavioral Mapping Person-centered mapping and placecentered mapping Mapping space and occupancy requirements to determine sacred space and intermediate space

Student Housing as Interaction Catalyst among University Student and Kampung Community Around Campus

STUDENT HOUSING ACCESS

COMMERCIAL LANDLORD

ORIGIN

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process shown that the highest possibility of social contacts and

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interactions mostly located in the commercial zone (with commercial

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: Rarely socialize

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: Socializes with fellow students

Landlord 1

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Landlord 2

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Landlord 3

: Rarely socialize

STUDENT HOUSING MODULE EXPLORATION.

TYPE 1: 8.25sqm

TYPE 2: 7.5sqm

Arrangement sample

LAND-LORD HOUSE MODULE EXPLORATION.

TYPE 2: 90sqm TYPE 1: 54sqm 3 4 4

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ACCESS TO STUDENT HOUSING UNITS CONTACT ZONE

IDEATE MODELLING EXPLODED EVALUATE

+ Good interaction with the landlord - The interaction between units is not optimal - Less contact space - Lack of privacy

+ Good interaction between units - Interaction with the landlord is not optimal - Less contact space - Ineffective controlling function

MODELLING

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+ Good interaction with the landlord + Controlling function - The interaction between units is not optimal - Less conflict space

EVALUATE

EXPLODED

FORMAL EXPLORATION.

+ Good interaction between units + Adequate contact space - Interaction with the landlord is not optimal - Ineffective controlling function

+ Good interaction between units + Adequate contact space + Good interaction with the landlord + Adequate controlling function

AERIAL VIEW.

STREET VIEW.

1. ENTRY 2. EXIT 3. COURTYARD 4. PLAZA PEDESTRIAN 4

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SITE PLAN

WEST ELEVATION

EAST ELEVATION

SECTION E-E’

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TOWER CIRCULATION SCHEME

LADDER

TOWER STAIRS

MAIN STAIRS

ACCESS

NON-TOWER CIRCULATION SCHEME

LADDER

MAIN STAIRS

ACCESS (OUTDOOR STAIRS)

COURTYARD

COURTYARD

SOCIAL SPACE

STUDY AREA

LAUNDRY

PANTRY

INTERMEDIATE SPACES.

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SOCIAL SPACES The social space in the student residence area is

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landlord's main house. This area is the first area

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A GLANCE OF LIFE WITHOUT SIGHT DESIGNING FOR THE BLIND: MULTISENSORY DESIGN APPROACH FOR CITY’S PARK

YEAR: 2019 LOCATION: TAMAN BUNGKUL, SURABAYA TYPE: ACADEMIC PROJECT PARTNERS: NOUVEND S., FADHIL F. P., DATIN INTAN B., Dr. ARINA HAYATI S.T., M.T., KIRAMI B., S.T., M.T., FARDILLA R., S.T., M.T., COLLINTHIA ERWINDI, S.T., M.T. Selected paper presented in 11th International Conference on Architecture Research and Design (AR+DC Symposium) 2020 entitled "Designing for The Blind: Multisensory Design Approach for City's Park”

A city is said to be accessible if its

design implementation are common,

implementation accommodates

for instance: tree roots and its

users' needs, including those with

p l a c e m e n t a re s t i l l i n t e r f e r i n g

special needs, either disabled, elderly,

pedestrians on the sidewalk; most

children, etc. The environment is

signage is still not informative enough

considered accessible if it ensures

for people with special needs in

users' equality, equity, and living

streets and public facilities; guiding

without a hitch. Surabaya, a city with

blocks for blind people are far from

abundant appreciations and

decent to be safely and comfortably

recognition, known to be one of the

used in a daily basis; parks pay no

best cities in the world, is still yet not to

attention to their accessibility; etc.

be entitled as accessible city, despite all the greatness of the city which do improve the people living in it.

This project offers an idea about how to live as a blind person in Indonesia, and how the experience is considered

Like most cities in Indonesia, Surabaya

as the primary part of a design

is built mainly normative oriented to

process. The idea is generated to

buildings and urban infrastructures

propose the design criteria for

and facilities, not human oriented

redesigning a public park.

approarch. Some failures in urban

The method used for observation method is Atmospheres Method Modules and User's Everyday Life Method Modules, developed by Hofmann (2014). Participants were observed to raise designer's awareness and reaching common ground of understanding by recording and observing participant's detailed daily life. This method was applied by doing a trip to City Park (in this case, Taman Bungkul) for about half-day; bringing tutors, students, and participants (blind & visually impaired people).

existiong knowledge

memory

Mostly from sensory input

language

perception

Cognition is mental action or process of acquiring knowledge and understanding

COGNITION action

through thought, experience, and the

problem solving

TRANSFORMING SENSORY INPUT

Information from senses is transformed into signals for the brain to understand

senses. new knowledge

REDUCING ELABORATING SENSORY INFO INFO

Experience of an event is reduced to the critical concept & idea

STORING & RECEIVING INFO

USING INFO

When the information cannot be recalled, the brain fill in with whatever seems to fit.

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The hot climate of Surabaya could not be felt while exploring the pedestrian way in front of Plaza Surabaya. There was no clear floor texture differences between Plaza Surabaya and the pedestrian way, the only clue was the traffic noise.

There are no barriers surrounding the trees on the pedestrian way which could lead to possible danger for visuallyimpaired users.

Curb and bollards can be detected by cane to help blind pedestrians navigate.

However, the existence of railings and tactile pavings could be a huge help.

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There are no audio or physical clue that the pedestrian way leads to the bridge which could lead to confusion.

The railings were not continuous due to the existence of columns.

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No entrance signage of the park.

The mental image of "park" to the participant could not be applied to Taman Bungkul due to the absence of clues such as flower scents or the shady and calming vibe of the park.

The route to the public toilet were too complicated due to many curvy and mazelike shapes.

The sound of the water fountain is a good clue for the amphitheater area.

The bench surrounding the amphitheater is too low which leads to confusion.

SENSORY INPUT.

memory

touch

touch (extended)

ISSUES. A

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hearing

DESIGN CONCEPT.

MATERIAL DETAILS ON AMPHITHEATER

CIRCULATION DETAILS ON AMPHITHEATER

PRACE CO-WORKING SPACE: EMBODYING PERSONAL SPACES AMONG PUBLIC SPACE

YEAR: 2018 LOCATION: MULYOSARI, SURABAYA TYPE: ACADEMIC PROJECT GPA: 3.50/4.00 ADVISOR: ANGGER SUKMA MAHENDRA., S.T., M.T.

Surabaya is one of the cities in Indonesia that has numerous amount of universities. There are 6 state universities, 22 private universities, and 25 academies and polytechnics in Surabaya. With that condition, some requirements come up, one of them is the lack of working space for college students in Surabaya.

This project’s goal is to provide a working space for college students in Surabaya, that accommodate both material work (cutting, painting, making models, etc.) and non-material work. The issue is to create personal spaces inside a public space that also functions commercially.

This project is started by questioning the definition of personal space. To Edward Hall personal space is the space within intimate distance and personal distance. Then what is personal space to the user?

Is an empty space considered personal? Or is a quiet place personal?

The answer to this question was to make the s p a c e s fl ex i b l e e n o u g h f o r t h e u s e r s t o personalize, by providing affordances. This is supported by the zoning that separates the public zone and personal zone, considering all the requirements including visual barrier, noise barrier, and circulation.

To accommodate productive activities maximally, affordances are provided to support various types of activities and user preferences (Either material or non-material working, groups or solitary activity, different learning/working habit, etc.)

The formal exploration started by mapping several universities near the site, and draw a line from those universities to the site. The lines are then transformed into masses, then through iteration process combined into the final building form.

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WANGON KUMBOLO HIKING SHELTER AROUND RANU KUMBOLO, MOUNT SEMERU

YEAR: 2018 LOCATION: RANU KUMBOLO, KAB. LUMA JANG TYPE: COMPETITION ENTRY LOMBA DESAIN SHELTER PESONA INDONESIA 2018 PARTNERS: ORPHIN GUNAWAN, DATIN INTAN B.

Hiking is not merely about satisfaction when reaching the mountain top. A long time ago, hiking was considered a sacred journey between humans and gods. Today, hiking is considered as an emotional journey that often aims to seek clarity of mind, find meaning in life, and get closer and more connected to the universe.

Ranu Kumbolo is a freshwater lake located at Mount Semeru, which is a favorite spot for hikers. It is known for its marvelous view at all times. Ranu Kumbolo is also geographically strategic to be the rest area for the hikers, either to stop by or spend the night.

W i t h t h e b e a u t i f u l p a n o ra m a s a n d m i n i m a l intervention from the outside world, Ranu Kumbolo is a strategic place to contemplate for hikers who are looking for the meaning of their journey.

VISUAL In the staying area, differences in elevation are intended to broaden visual access to other people inside the room. This concept provides visual duality, so people outside can have visual access to the shelter, and people inside can have visual access to other occupants, and the outside world.

The building is designed to maximize the utilization of passive energy. This is applied by giving cross ventilation to maximize the air movement and aperture in the roof to let the natural light enters the room.

PODIUM At the resting zone, there is a podium that has multiple functions. First, as a sitting area. Second as a ‘bed’ or resting area, and third, as a storage area.

SKYLIGHT

POLYCARBONATE

CONTEMPLATING ZONE

Designed to be the opening that functions both to maximize the natural lighting as well as a ‘telescope’ to enjoy the night sky.

The material gives a translucent effect that will transmit the light outside into the building, and the light inside to the outside world.

This area supports the idea of providing a space for hikers to contemplate and to search for the meaning of their journey.

GREEN AREA

CIRCULATION

ZONING AND ORIENTATION

This building has a green roof, that is intended to ‘return’ the green area that is used by the building itself.

This building has a circulation flow that has many exits. The goal is to maximize the safety of the building in case of emergency.

The building is divided into 3 zones: public, semi-public, and private. The building also oriented to facing the lake to maximize visual access to the surroundings.

ZONING

CONTEMPLATING SPACE

TOILET WAREHOUSE

WASTE AREA RESTING ZONE STAYING ROOM

CAMPING ZONE INFOTMATION CENTER

FRONT ELEVATION

BACK ELEVATION

RIGHT ELEVATION

LEFT ELEVATION

SECTION A-A’

SECTION B-B’

A BOARDING HOUSE COMMERCIAL BOARDING HOUSE (RUMAH KOS) IN SURABAYA

YEAR: 2017 LOCATION: KEPUTIH, SUKOLILO, SURABAYA TYPE: ACADEMIC PROJECT GPA: 4.00/4.00 ADVISOR: WAHYU SETIYAWAN, S.T., M.T.

This building aims to create a friendly and

The concept is manifested by making the first

comfortable environment for college students

floor designed with minimum partition

living in the boarding house, as well as the

between the rooms. There is also no living

house owner (landlord).

room inside the house, replaced with a sitting area in the front part of the house, that is used

Designed pragmatically based on the space needs and requirements, this building is expected to be low maintenance and provides affordable yet comfortable living for the users

to host the guests. This area has wooden partition that functions as a visual barrier from a small local coffee shop located in front of the house.

of the building.

In the second floor, there are 5 rooms and a The important part of this project is to integrate the public and private zones, and to adjust the programs so that the activities of the users do not interfere with each other. The other tricky part is to design a house with no air conditioning equipment in Surabaya, that has a high temperature.

communal area for the occupants, that use roster facade. This floor is divided into two areas and separated by a hall that functions both as user circulation and air cross ventilation.

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WEST ELEVATION

DOLLY EXPERIENTIAL TOURISM KAMPUNG ADAPTING URBAN ARCHITECTURE IN REGARDS TO ECONOMIC SHIFTING

YEAR: 2018 LOCATION: PUTAT JAYA, SURABAYA (EX DOLLY AREA) TYPE: WORKSHOP PROJECT ADVISOR: TANTI SATRIANA .R. N., S.T., M.T. PARTNERS: RYUSUKE ADACHI, HIROAKI SHIMOHARA, ANDI MUHAMMAD RIFQI SHADIQI

Project during Global Project Based Learning (gPBL) ITS - Shibaura Institute of Technology (SIT) under the topic Adapting Urban Architecture in regards to Economic Shifting

Putat Jaya, which is famous for “Gang Dolly”,

still related to the prostitution business, such

used to be the biggest prostitution area in

as shops, coffee shops, laundry business,

South East Asia. A long time ago, this area was

parking service, etc. The death of the

a Chinese cemetery area. In the 1960s, the

prostitution business leads to the lack of

prostitution business was started by a woman

customers of the resident’s businesses.

named Dolly van Der Mart. In 2014, the prostitution area was shut down by the government of Surabaya. This action caused shifting in the resident’s economic condition.

This project was aimed to find a better solution to overcome this situation, by enhancing the kampung’s own value combined with the solutions that are already provided by the

The people living in this area was mostly work in the prostitution business, but not as the prostitute. Most of them own business that is

government.

Study Delineation

Empty/government

Heritage

Clinic

Residential

Kindergarden

Commercial

Open spaces

STRENGTH

WEAKNESS

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Strong sense of place Interesting historical value Land use for commercial

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(government regulation) Indonesian culture as the main

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The image of "Old Prostitution Area” The Kampung Industrial area are Experiential programs but are not

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attraction Strong community residents Government Support There are workshops and tutoring

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OPPORTUNITY

maximized yet Can't advertise goods made in the kampung (Branding Issue) Bad Economic Condition Lack of Open Spaces (Green Spaces, Parking area, evacuation, etc) Dense area On-street parking

THREAT

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Numerous unused buildings &

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floors Unused properties that belong to

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Fire disaster potential (related to the density of the area)

the government

ISSUES

Decreasing economic condition

Numerous abandoned building

Lack of open spaces in the area

There are no customers for local business

DOLLY EXPERIENTIAL TOURISM KAMPUNG

In Dolly Experiential Tourism Kampung,

mini-museum of Dolly that will display

the visitor can stay in the resident’s

the history of Dolly area, and also go to

house with the residents and book their

the gallery where the residents sell their

room online.

home-industrial product. There are also some commercial facilities like shops,

There, the visitor can experience the life of the Dolly residents by feeling the

home industry workshops, coworking space, and cafeterias.

strong sense of place in Dolly within the new image, and experiencing the people’s business such as making shoes, batik, foods, and beverages. People can also visit the

KYODOUKA METHOD

Kyodouka method is combining several buildings into one multi-story building to create more open space in the neighborhood.

The open spaces can later be utilized for: Green space Parking space Assembly point Reducing the area density

Study Delineation

Empty/government

Heritage

Kindergarden

Residential

KYODOUKA method

Commercial

Open spaces

EXPERIENTIAL.

LIVING

BUYING

Living in the resident’s houses

Buying products that are manufactured there

EATING

LEARNING

Knowing the history of Dolly

Eating the food of the area

MAKING

By experienting the kampung’s industry

DOCUMENTATION.

SEMESTA MARGASATWA RENOVATION OF TAMAN MARGASATWA RAGUNAN

YEAR: 2019 LOCATION: JL. HARSONO RM NO. 1, JAKARTA TYPE: INTERNSHIP PROGRAM ADVISOR: DEDDY WAHJUDI, S.T., M.Eng., Ph.D.; Dr. NELLY DANIEL, IAI PARTNERS: FIRDA RASYIDIAN, ABIDZAE A., ALYA P., ARRA A., ESTHER D., TANIA C., ZAHRA D.

2nd Winner of Sayembara Nasional Perancangan Taman Margasatwa Ragunan 2019

This project is a proposed design for the renovation of TMR, which consists of a zoo, animal conservation, and recreational facilities. The proposed concept is to restore the area to the original habitat of the animals to promote animal welfare, biosecurity, and biosafety, by being not visitor-oriented and put the animals inside cages, but rather animal occupant-oriented. The design aimed to treat the animal as the main occupant, while the visitors (human) are given the experience of "peeping" into their habitat.

THE EAST SANCTUARY.

GUEST HOUSE

COMMERCIAL

The east sanctuary is an area consist of guest houses and commercial space (floating BIOTOPE SWAMP

restaurant). This area functions as water filtration zone, by the existence of biotope swamp.

GUEST HOUSE

COMMERCIAL

PISCES ZONE

NORTH GATE

CARNIVORA TUNNEL

HERBIVORE ZONE

TRAM ROUTE INFOGRAPHIC

NORTH GATE

OTHER WORKS & ACTIVITIES

Nomad, conducted in 2018 by INDEKS (Inovasi, Diskusi, dan Eksplorasi) Department of Hima Sthapati Arsitektur ITS that initiates discourses as a new cultural habit among students of Architecture ITS. Its topics range from many disciplines including politics, economy, culture, technology, etc in the corridor of architecture.

The purpose of this project is to enhance the knowledge of architecture outside the lecture activities, as well as seeing architecture in a different way with different media through different perspectives.

Its existence is expected to present architecture not only as a discipline, but also as a source of knowledge that can stimulate any kind of awareness.

2018

DEMATERIALIZATION OF ARCHITECTURE

FEMINISM IN ARCHITECTURE

JURNALISTIK & PROPAGANDA ARSITEKTUR

OVER THE FACADE

2019

REALITA ARSITEKTUR FIKSI

DECONSTRUCTION OF WORSHIP PLACES

ADA APA DENGAN PASAR

ARSITEKTUR DAN SINEMA

Komunitas Arsitektur (KONTUR) is an ever changing community created by INDEKS (Inovasi, Diskusi, dan Eksplorasi) Department of Hima Sthapati Arsitektur ITS. The goal is to facilitate various parties (alumni, lecturer, and fellow architecture students) to exchange architectural knowledge especially in computation and architectural communication. Kontur helps students to enhance their skills in operating basic architecture softwares, visualizing, and communicating their project.

properly and comprehensively

watercolor

collage art (more on instagram.com/rekautara_)

digital art (adobe photoshop)

digital illustration (autodesk sketchbook)

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