Architecture Portfolio Vol. 06 - Adi Nur Khamim by Adi Nur Khamim

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Adi Nur Khamim +62 889 06 20 1998 mail@adinurkhamim.com adinurkhamim.com linkedin.com/khamim Purbalingga, Indonesia

Hi! I am a Bachelor of Architecture in Architecture Study Program at Bandung Institute of Technology, Indonesia. I am interested in architecture, building science, housing and settlement, urban design, and graphic design. I am a conscientious person who works hard and loves to learn new things. I am flexible, quick to adapt new skills, and eager to learn from others.

EDUCATION 2015-2019 Bachelor of Architecture Bandung Institute of Technology GPA: 3.64/4.00 2012-2015

Senior High School 1 Purbalingga Natural science class, best graduate

WORK EXPERIENCES 2020-now

Architectural and Graphics Designer

2019-2020

Junior Architect

Jul-now Sep-Jul

2018 May-Aug

Self-employed

Alvasara, Jakarta Selatan, Indonesia

Architectural Intern

Design Alliance Workshop (DAW), Jakarta Selatan, Indonesia

LANGUAGE PROFICIENCY

SOFTWARE PROFICIENCY

Indonesia Javanese English

Adobe Photoshop Adobe InDesign Adobe Illustrator Autodesk AutoCAD Autodesk FlowDesign Autodesk Revit CorelDraw Microsoft Office SketchUp VRay Enscape

native mother tongue advanced

HANDS-ON SKILL Sketching Watercolor Model-making Photography

proficient advanced advanced advanced intermediate intermediate advanced proficient proficient intermediate intermediate

ORGANIZATION EXPERIENCES 2019 Head of Editorial Team Book of Gaung Bandung 2018 2018-2019 Head of Research and Development

Gaung Bandung 2018, 67th Dies Natalis of IMA-G ITB

2018

Head of Information Media

Permangga ITB, Association of ITB Student from Purbalingga

Member as Staff of Architectural Studies and Works Division IMA Gunadharma (IMA-G ITB), Architecture ITB Student Association

2017

Secretary

Facade 2017, Architecture ITB Student Excursion

Editorial Team of IMAGE Magazine Architecture ITB Student Magazine Formation Team of GBHP IMA-G Garis Besar Haluan Program IMA-G ITB, Outline of the Program Bow Head of Parade Division Architecture ITB Student Graduation in July Head of Artistic Division ITB Student Graduation in April

Mentor

Penjenjangan 2017, Cadre Recruitment of IMA-G ITB

COMPETITIONS 2019 The New Capital of Indonesia (Ibu Kota Negara) Design Competition Ministry of Public Works and Public Housing

with Gigih Nalendra, Raka W. Suryandaru, Meilani Martini, Wiwandari Handayani, and Sudharto Hadi Masjid Agung Singkawang Design Competition IAI Kalimantan Barat with Gigih Nalendra, Nadia V. Lasrindy, Karen Patricia, and Ibrahim Ichsan Supporting

Facilities for The Creative Economy Area of The Mandalika Design Competition ITDC (Indonesia Tourism Development Corporation) with Aries F. Prayoga, Faza N. Sudarwan, and Kania A. Ulfa

Borobudur Information Center Design Competition Propan Raya with Faza N. Sudarwan, Kania A. Ulfa, and Rayi Ruby

‘Limited Space’ Design Competition FIRST WINNER

Texture 2019, Yogyakarta University of Technology with Aries F. Prayoga and Faza N. Sudarwan Lapangan Multiguna Redesign Competition Bekasi Keren, Bekasi City Government with Keshia Simatupang, Aries F. Prayoga, Davin G. Lineker, and Diajeng N. Ramadhanty

2018 Dukuh Atas Transport Hub Design Competition TOP 6

MRT Jakarta, IAI Jakarta with Design Alliance Workshop, Studio Sa_e, Aegipix, and MVMNT

‘Memory in Architecture’ Design Competition

Arch Project: MORPH, Sepuluh Nopember Institute of Technology with M. Raushan Fikri and Afrilla M. Rahma

‘Mental Illness’ Design Competition

Satu Ruang, Pelita Harapan University with Faza N. Sudarwan and Yahya A. Asaduddin

2017

Traditional Market Design Competition

Archiray III, Hasanuddin University with Bonifasius D. Adrianto, Aries F. Prayoga, Fikri Anam, and Nugraha S. Irsyad

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house 6

ngloram airport.

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adhikari. housings

/academic projects parama yasa. redevelopment process

mixed-use building

residential environment

wana agyaridva. grha daivara.

/competitions mandara singkawang. mosque

the new capital of Indonesia

information center

riet anri alam.

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01 fa house. ‘step by step’

professional works (Pranakala) a house in Purwodadi detailed engineering drawing, 2021 This house was planned to be built in two stages. The first stage is the ground floor, and the second floor and other landscape areas are builtin stage two. The structure is prepared to support the load of two floors, while the roof is made of concrete to facilitate the construction of the second floor. The facade was designed according to the client’s preferences, namely tropical minimalism with vertical wood elements. Wood elements are also used in the door and window frames.

FA HOUSE

Floor Area (Stage I)

150 m2 16

Site Area

310.5 m2 Site Size

13.5 x 22.5 m2

15 14

8 11

10 7

4 3

2 21

1. Carport 2. Porch 3. Front Terrace 4. Guest Room 5. Bathroom-01 6. Kitchen 7. Living Room 8. Dining Room 9. Bedroom-01 10. Prayer Room 11. Bathroom-02 12. Side Terrace 13. Bedroom-02 14. Master Bathroom 15. Wardrobe 16. Master Bedroom 17. Back Terrace 18. Backyard 19. Pool 20. Clinic 21. Pharmacy

02 ngloram airport. ‘naungan jati’

professional works (Alvasara) built, 2019-2021 Alvasara and Labworks are the winning team of Ngloram Airport Design Competition 2018 which held by Ministry of Transportation By using the roof canopy in the shape of the teak tree, the atmosphere is so depicting Ngloram. Material elements such as steel, glass, and brick enliven the industrial atmosphere of Blora Regency. Involvement in this project was making the detailed engineering drawings according to the latest approved design and compiling the budget plan.

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Rendered by 3D Artist

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03 adhikari. ‘a better way of life’

professional works (Pranakala) housings in Tangerang proposal, 2021 The design of this residential area carries the concept of ease of access and permeability. The hierarchical street between clusters will create a better way of finding. At the micro-level, the design of the house carries the concept of being healthy from within by utilizing the inner court to maximize natural lighting and ventilation so it will create a better way of life.

DELUXE

Floor Area

5 3 6

1 2

Site Area

36 m2 72 m2

1. Carport 2. Garden 3. Living Room 4. Dining Room 5. Kitchen 6. Bedroom 7. Innercourt 8. Laundry Area 9. Master Bedroom 10. Bathroom

Site Size

5 m x 14.4 m

SUITE

Floor Area

5 3 4 1 2

Site Area

45 m2 90 m2

1. Carport 2. Garden 3. Living Room 4. Bedroom-01 5. Kitchen 6. Dining Room 7. Innercourt 8. Master Bedroom 9. Bedroom-02 10. Bathroom 11. Laundry Area

Site Size

6.25 m x 14.4 m

04 parama yasa. ‘connectivity, activation, and interaction’

final project the application of the ‘Apartemen Rakyat’ scheme as a redevelopment process of Kelurahan Babakan Ciamis, Bandung mentor: Ir. Achmad Deni Tardiyana, M.U.D.D. Babakan Ciamis is expected to be a meeting place for residents of Bandung City to activate socio-cultural-economy-recreational activities in undeveloped areas. The redevelopment is manifested in the form of the application of people’s apartment schemes by building apartments for social class multi-strata on the same stretch. This redevelopment process will also organize the environment for the better so as to increase the usability of the land, as well as being the answer to the problems of housing backlogs that occurred in Bandung.

social apartment. Social apartments answer the needs of the indigenous people of Babakan Ciamis as affected residents. As part of the law of correspondence, residents who are mostly low-income people get units that are in accordance with their previous conditions. Communities also get adequate social and public facilities. Economic facilities are also provided so that the welfare conditions of the people will increase. The quality of social apartments is also confirmed to be the same as commercial apartments, but with little difference to improve efficiency. Indirectly, the quality of life of the Babakan Ciamis community will also increase.

commercial apartment. Commercial apartments are the answer to the issue of lack of exposure in this region. With the existence of attractive apartments and commercial facilities, it indirectly attracts residents of Bandung City to come to Babakan Ciamis. Babakan Ciamis will be an active area. Commercial apartments are reserved for middleupper society to create a multi-strata community with social apartments. This multi-level community will also encourage more inclusive interactions without putting aside social classes. Thus provided transition zones in the form of plazas, street-food areas, and social-public facilities to support the activities of the two different strata.

05 wana agyaridva. ‘an anthology for those who want to meet soon’

architectural design studio v | 4th year project design of a mixed-use building on Jalan Ahmad Yani, Bandung mentor: (Alm.) Ir. Indra Budiman Syamwil, M.Sc., Ph.D. We aim to design a mixed-use building with the main theme of permeability for pedestrians. Mixed-use in the form of residential and commercial functions is a necessity in order to create 24-hour life in prime locations such as Jalan Ahmad Yani, Bandung so that the facilities that have been designed adequately can be used properly. Access to the surrounding environment should not be left cut off, especially for pedestrians as the main commodity of the future. Moreover, the Kosambi Market, Greko Creative Hub, housing in Cipaera, and commercial facilities in the vicinity can support the occurrence of mixed-use development.

Concentration of green space

Concentration of activities

Physical Permeability

Visual Permeability

The concept of physical permeability is mainly applied to the ground floor. The circulation is designed to connect the points of social activity in the community today is in the form of commercial activities on Jalan Ahmad Yani and Cipaera, access from Jalan Malabar, and Cipaera housing.

Visual permeability is applied to the podium floors. On the ground floor, there is overall access to see from the tip of the tread to the other end. Visual relationships between floors are made to the maximum by applying void and grand stair. The presence of visual permeability can improve social control and facilitate interaction.

In order to attract attention, the concentration of activity is created as a node that has a plaza as a means of interacting.

This is the maximum mass that can be formed only by reducing the site with the building boundary line.

At two points, the period is subtracted with the limitations in the form of GCA and the needs of the plaza as an area of interaction.

The mass on the ground floor is then raised by a number of podium floors.

To respond to the borderline and human scale, and to make the mass more dynamic, several points are subtracted and functioned as additional green space.

Tower in the shape of 2 letters L made by considering the mass of the podium in order to still have an effective area.

To reduce the heat island, there is green space engineering on several tower floors.

Elevator for podium Elevator for apartments Services elevator Emergency stairs Escalator Stairs Services area (toilet, praying room, MEP shaft and room)

Plaza/green spaces Non-F&B retails F&B retails Department store Co-working space Cinema Outdoor cafe Apartment amenities Studio type 2BR type 3BR type

06 grha daivara. ‘better way, better day’

architectural design studio v | 4th year project design of a residential environment in Sukaluyu, Bandung mentor: (Alm.) Ir. Indra Budiman Syamwil, M.Sc., Ph.D. The idea of a housing redevelopment to improve the quality of life, while increasing density as part of efforts to face the growing demand for housing, such as in Sukaluyu, Bandung, was outlined in the design of this regional master plan. The issue of the lack of equal distribution of public and social facilities is a major concern. Small area open spaces are considered to be expanded to increase social interaction between residents.

STREET HIERARCHY DIAGRAM

1st hierarchy road

3rd hierarchy road

2nd hierarchy road

4th hierarchy road

Intersection, node

ZONING DIAGRAM

Green spaces

Houses

Public and social facilities

GREEN SPACE DIAGRAM

LAND USE DIAGRAM

Green spaces

Cluster 1

Circulation

Active green spaces

Cluster 2

Commercials Educations

Commercial

Green spaces

Cluster 3

Apartment

Government and healthcare

Worships

FIRST STREET HIERARCHY

SECOND STREET HIERARCHY

07 mandara singkawang. ‘green islamic center’

entry for Singkawang Great Mosque Design Competition in collaboration in Alvasara with Gigih Nalendra, Nadia V. Lasrindy, Patricia Karen, and Ibrahim Ichsan Inspired by the natural gifts of Singkawang City, from the mountains to the estuary of the sea. Mountains as a solid place to shelter, while rivers and the sea as a symbol of prosperity that supports its citizens so they can live well and harmoniously.

triangle as a symbol of strength, purity, and intermediaries between man and god

the slope angle of the roof of 6 degrees symbolizes prostration and is subject to 6 pillars of faith

axis of Qibla

9 frame structures inside the building featuring 99 Asmaul Husna

the 55 stars symbolize 5 prayer times and 5 pillars of Islam

a mix of Betang House and Malay House

The great mosque as a center for Islamic development is expected to support the activities of the Emirate (prosperity of the mosque) as a means of worship, gathering, preaching, studying, and exchanging experiences.

08 riet anri alam. ‘in harmony with nature’

entry for The New Capital of Indonesia (IKN) Design Competition in collaboration with Raka W. Suryandaru, Gigih Nalendra, Meilani Martini, Sudharto Hadi, and Wiwandari Handayani Sepaku City is designed as a living and attractive human-scale metropolitan for its citizens. Sepaku also is designed as a reliable center of government with a strong regional image as the state capital. With the concept of restoration, Sepaku is built in harmony with the nature to restore the glory of Kalimantan as a tropical rain forest with high biodiversity. This compact square-shaped city with a structure that is easily managed and connected by green-blue corridors is Indonesia’s answer to the challenges of climate change and the need for sustainable development.

AVAILABILITY OF LARGE AMOUNTS OF LAND The large area of land that can still be developed is a distinct advantage for KIPP. Besides, the location is not in a protected area or densely populated village. Therefore, this land use becomes more efficient.

SUPPORTING ENVIRONMENTAL PHYSICAL CONDITIONS KIPP is located in an area that has ultisol, alfisol, inceptisol, and entisol soil types. Land with these types of soil can still be developed for cultivation activities when compared to peat and coal land. On the other hand, this area has another advantage because it is found in its relatively gentle contour (5-15%).

THE VARIETY OF CONNECTIVITY OPTIONS Accessibility to KIPP can be accessed by land and sea. The sea route is a unique transportation option because of its shorter travel time and views along the river. If compared to Samboja, it doesn’t be an option because it is adjacent to the protected forest, thus limiting urban growth and potentially encroaching into the forest.

SUFFICIENT AVAILABILITY OF WATER KIPP is passed by the river children who embrace in Balikpapan Bay. This increases the risk of flood disaster so that it needs the blue corridor engineering in the form of embung or lake retention. It can be used as a water storage during the rainy season and the dry.

GREEN-BLUE CORRIDOR The concept of restoration is translated in the form of supply of the green and blue corridor that connected each others. The green axis is expanded so that the entire city is covered by a green network. Three retention ponds were added to increase the availability of surface water and the attractiveness of the area.

THE CO-BENEFITS OF CLIMATE CHANGE Green-blue corridors contribute greatly to both mitigation and adaptation to climate change. These networks increase carbon stocks and reduce greenhouse gas emissions. They also increase water absorption, accelerate aquifer filling, prevent erosion, reduce the risk of floods and landslides, provide disaster evacuation space, reduce the urban heat island, and create a cooler microclimate.

PUBLIC TRANSPORTATION NETWORKS Bus Rapid Transit is chosen because it has lower procurement, operational, and maintenance costs compared to LRT and MRT. BRT also contributes to reduce emissions through the use of clean energy such as electric fuel. Development of public transportation networks will be integrated regionally through intermodal exchanges.

TOUGH CONNECTIVITY To create a resilient system, macro transportation does not only rely on one system but several alternatives, such as land, sea, and river routes.

LAND USE PLAN The mixed use concept is applied to KIPP to support the creation of a compact city that integrates various types of activities in one area so as to minimize community mobility. There are several functions within one building block such as ministerial offices equipped with economic facilities, green open spaces, and health facilities. At the regional scale, the application of mixed use is more diverse. It combines work, live, and play functions.

SUSTAINABLE WATER MANAGEMENT USING THE SURFACE WATER Water management in the IKN area avoids the use of wells or ground water. The source of raw water for the KIPP area utilizes two dams in the north, namely the Batu Lepek Dam and the Sepaku Semoi Dam. The location of the KIPP which is downstream of the river also has the potential to provide clean water sources. MAXIMIZING THE CATCHMENT AREA The hilly topography of the IKN area can be utilized for the management of water systems. The concept of water treatment in IKN is maximizing the catchment area in the hills and prioritizing water cycles. The function of the recharge area is maximized to slow the water runoff and store water to be processed and reused.

HILLY AREA

WATER BASIN

The concept of water absorption in hilly areas (spongy mountain) focuses on nature-based adaptation systems that maximize water capture, storage, and reuse to minimize the negative impact if water runoff in downstream areas.

The varied topography in the IKN delineation area has resulted in the formation of ponds or basins that can be used for optimization of the water systems.

DOWNTOWN Handling water systems in downtown areas maximizes storage and slows down the rate of rainwater to relieve pressure in downstream areas.

09 sangga darana. ‘sangga: anchor; darana: center of mind’

entry for Arsitektur Nusantara Propan 2019 Design Competition in collaboration with Faza N. Sudarwan, Kania A. Ulfa, and Rayi Ruby The Information Center is a very important place in the delivery of information about Borobudur tourism. As an anchor of information, the Information Center must have the values contained in the philosophical meaning of Borobudur, and be a place for visitors to interact. The Information Center is also a means of preserving local culture and customs.

Borobudur Temple was designed through three main concepts namely MOON (mind), LAKE (natural-human relationship), and LOTUS (life). PHILOSOPIHCAL Information Center as a place to exchange ideas (MOON) Borobudur Temple consists of three main parts namely arupadhatu (head), rupadhatu (body), and kamadhatu (feet). The Information Center is designed to have a tripartite shape adjusting the structure of the temple space.

FUNCTIONALITY Information Center as a place to interact and socialize (LAKE) Borobudur Temple Stupa has a unique shape with a very deep meaning. With various levels, in general, the shape of stupas resemble each other. The shape has a peak to symbolize the meeting point between nature, humans, and God.

CONTEXTUALITY Information Center as a place to preserve culture (LOTUS) The buildings in the Borobudur Complex mostly use Joglo roofs. The Information Center is also designed to use the Joglo house structure to maintain the regional context.

SANGGA DARANA

Information Center as a representation of Borobudur Temple (terraced mountain or Bhumi Sambhara Budhara) The buildings inside the Borobudur Complex as large use the roof of the Joglo house. The Information Center is also designed to use the Joglo house structure to maintain the regional context.

ZONATION CONCEPT The zoning function of the Information Center symbolizes the philosophical level of the Borobudur Temple. Zoning is divided into three main groups. 1. Arupadhatu (main), are the main functions that are accommodated such as information areas. 2. Rupadhatu (middle), are supporting functions such as the visitor lounge, administration room, management room. 3. Kamadhatu (low), is a service function of buildings such as reception, prayer rooms, and bathrooms.

STRUCTURE AND MATERIAL CONCEPTS The main structure of the building uses concrete and wood, especially the intercropping structure commonly used in Joglo houses. Other materials used include glass, natural stone, brick, and shingles. The concept of material is locality and sustainability so that all materials are obtained from building material providers around Magelang and Yogyakarta with a travel distance of 3-14 km and a travel time of 10-90 minutes.

Rendered by Faza N. Sudarwan

SOUTH ELEVATION

NORTH ELEVATION

WEST ELEVATION

EAST ELEVATION

SECTION A

SECTION B

Drawn by Kania A. Ulfa

10 teras jakarta. ‘welcoming and connecting gate’

internship (DAW) a transport hub of MRT Jakarta Design Competition TOP 6, 2018 This transport hub design approach uses inspiration from local culture, namely a Betawi house with an open terrace. To respond to movement, the path of each vehicle function is separated with the support of a dynamic design. There are also interactive public spaces with direct access to links between nodes and modes of transportation. There are the creation of space with the concept of sustainable and quality green integration to increase user comfort.

rendered by 3D Artist

11 jatisaba. ‘lighting and shadow’ professional works (Pranakala) a mosque renovation construction, 2021 With the land boundary and the limitation of the side facing the sun, the facade is arranged using a typical Islamic semicircular window and rooster in order to maintain natural ventilation. Light is also fed through the skylights above for a dramatic effect. The imam’s part is given a lowly impression but with a beautiful play of light so makes the religious impression even more pronounced.

12 sibandang. ‘layers of activities’

13 batik tiga negeri. ‘past spirit for present

internship (DAW) a guideline masterplan of Sibandang Tourism Village in Toba Lake completed, 2018 The design of the Sibandang Tourism Village was obtained by elaborating all the landscape and natural features that stretched, especially the mango fruit and the most common stone. There are also main activity layers that in the village. These layers are beaches, public spaces, barriers, settlements, agriculture, and homestays. All of them are aimed at activating tourism and the economic activities of the residents.

professional works (Alvasara) a house renovation in Bandung built, 2020 The facade design of this house is inspired by the art deco buildings in Bandung. The interior carries a minimalist modern concept with careful attention to the function of furnitures. Involvement in this project includes from the schematic stage, design development, to the making of detailed engineering drawings (DED).

14 braga bridge. ‘river as a new high way’

15 multiguna berkuala. ‘a place for youth to gather, move forward and be creative’

First Winner ‘Limited Space’ Design Competition Texture 2019, Yogyakarta University of Technology in collaboration with Aries F. Prayoga and Faza N. Sudarwan The river, which should have been the “beginning” of the growth of today’s settlements, has begun to be forgotten. The bridge injects new activities so that the river is no longer the backyard of a city.

entry for Lapangan Multiguna Bekasi Redesign Competiton in collaboration with Keshia Simatupang, Aries F. Prayoga, Davin G. Lineker, and Diajeng N. Ramadhanty Lapangan Multiguna will be developed as an area of collaboration among young people. However, it is still insufficient to accommodate this potential. Berkuala means the meeting of rivers. It is hoped that this field will become a meeting place for Bekasi youth to explore their potential to produce something that is beneficial to the community.

16 madas leah. ‘harvesting the results from the home grounds’

17 pasar rancacili. ‘an authentic and sustainable urban development initiative’

competition entry for The Mandalika design of a rest area and gas station in collaboration with Faza N. Sudarwan, Aries F. Prayoga, and Kania A. Ulfa The great Mandalika with all its incarnations encourages people to return to the nature of adat. The forerunner of the bale lumbung, berugaq, and Lian tree reflects the beautiful culture of Lombok, which can be reaped as part of modern life.

entry for Archiray Design Competiton in collaboration with Bonifasius D. Adrianto, Aries F. Prayoga, Fikri Anam, and Nugraha S. Irsyad Rancacili as a relocation area for residents affected by urban planning has not had sufficient economic activity. But in contrary, Rancacili is a water park and recharge area in the city of Bandung. As an answer to the problem, a plan is needed that initiates socio-economic activities and is able to maintain the function of the land as a water catchment area.

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other works.

model making.

logo design.

graphic design.

book layouting.

sketch and watercolor.

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logo design. @kalakwala on instagram

graphic design. poster, social media publication, illustration @kalakwala on instagram

book layouting. 1. Gaung Bandung 2018 Booklet 2. Facade 2017 Book 3. IMAGE Magazine #12

sketch and watercolor.

photography. @manustravo on instagram

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