2024 landscape architecture portfolio of Muhammad Hafidz
Ahnafuddin
Muhammad Hafidz Ahnafuddin
Landscape
Architecture Graduate
IPB University
EDUCATION
2020-2024
2016-2019
Ahnaf, a bachelor of the Landscape Architecture program at IPB University. He has a strong passion for landscape architecture, with a particular focus on landscape ecology. He has achieved success in several student competitions within this field. Proficient in software such as ArcGIS, AutoCAD, SketchUp, Photoshop, and Twinmotion, Ahnaf also possesses skills in landscape planning, design, photography, videography, video editing, and graphic design. Eager to deepen his expertise, he is actively seeking opportunities to further develop his experience in landscape architecture.
IPB University
Bachelor study of landscape architecture
Bogor, Indonesia
SMAIT Insantama High School
Bogor, Indonesia
EXPERIENCES
2018
2021-2022
2023
2023-2024
2024
Advance Leadership and Management Training
Conducted a comparative study between New Zealand and Indonesia. Auckland-Wellington-Palmesrton North, New Zealand
Landscape Architecture Student Association (HIMASKAP IPB)
Media and branding division for the association. Bogor, Indonesia
Jejak Hijau
Community service by making a garden for a public elementary school. Bogor, Indonesia
URBAN+ Landscape Internship
Jakarta, Indonesia
Studio Project Course (Landscape Architecture Department of IPB University) Teaching Assistant Bogor, Indonesia
SOFTWARE SKILLS
Autodesk Autocad
Sketchup
ArcGIS
Adobe Photoshop
Adobe Illustrator
Adobe InDesign
Adobe After Effects
Adobe Premiere Pro
Lumion
Twinmotion
2022
2023
2023
2023
2024
2024
2024
Runner up
Tangerang City Landmark Design Competition
Tangerang City Government, Department of Culture and Tourism
First winner
Indonesia Landscape Design Competition
IPB University, Landscape Architecture Department
Runner up
Mandala 2023 Student Design Competition
Udayana University, Landscape Architecture Department
Honorable mention
PARADESC 2023 Student Design Competition, Park Design Competition
Pembangunan Jaya University, Architecture Department
Runner up
DISCO 2024 Student Design Competition, Park Design Competition
Diponegoro University, Architecture and Civil Department
First winner
Hijau Jakartaku Student Design Competition, Park Design Competition
Trisakti University, Landscape Architecture Department
GENERAL SKILLS
Graphic design
Video making/animation
Photography/Videography
Research/writing papers
CONTACT
LANGUAGES
Indonesia : Native
English : Conversation, Reading
email ahnafdien@gmail.com
contact +62 815 8123 052
I affirm that all the aforementioned information is valid and verifiable.
Best regards, Muhammad Hafidz Ahnafuddin
Waste to Wonder 1
The degradation of Jakarta Bay and its coastal environment is a pressing issue, driven by rapid urban development and an anthropocentric approach that disregards nature’s balance. This proposal offers an innovative and sustainable solution for G Island, an abandoned reclamation island that has turned into a garbage dump. By combining ecological restoration with ecotourism development, this project aims to provide long-term benefits for both the community and the environment. This approach will not only save G Island and Jakarta Bay from further environmental degradation but also serve as a real example of how humans and nature can coexist harmoniously through island reclamation.
Year: 2024
Organizer: International Federation of Landscape Architect
Site Location: Jakarta, Indonesia
Status: Concept, Competition submission
Role: Research and Concept, Designer, Visualization
Small islands coastal and marine ecosystems play a role in influencing global climate, hydrological and bioeconomic cycles, absorbing waste, sources of germplasm, alternative energy sources and other life support systems. The loss of small islands in Jakarta results in the loss of these ecological functions. The islands below are some of the small islands missing example.
Jakarta’s approach to reclamation has been heavily focused on humancentered activities such as settlements, tourism, trade, and the distribution of goods, while neglecting environmental concerns.
Marsh Habitat
Forest Habitat
Reviving Nature Canvas 2
Tanah Merah Citayam is a vacant lot seized as an asset from the Bank Indonesia Liquidity Assistance (BLBI) program. This large space is utilized by the surrounding community as an open public area. Various activities take place here, from kite flying, children playing, street vendors selling their goods, teenagers racing motorcycles, families enjoying horse carriage rides, to visitors simply strolling around. This landscape planning concept repurposes the vacant land into an urban forest with a constructed wetland, based on the principles of ecological restoration. In addition to serving as an urban forest that accommodates various public activities, this concept also supports the development of urban ecology by creating habitats and water absorption areas.
Existing condition of Tanah Merah Citayam
Public space needs
Landscape degradation
Urban habitat concern
GIS Suitability Analysis for Constructed Wetland
Habitat concept of wetland, woodland, and meadow
Stormwater wetland concept
Circulation concept
The Living Delta 3
Delta 15 Ciliwung is an area located within the Ciliwung Watershed, formed due to river sedimentation processes. Its proximity to residential areas has led to its frequent use for recreational activities such as camping, cycling, fishing, and other waterrelated activities. However, over time, issues regarding the site have arisen, resulting in habitat loss and flooding. By integrating aspects of habitat, resilience, and community strategy, Delta 15 will be revitalized into an area rich in biodiversity, possessing ecological value, capable of accommodating community activities, and fostering a sustainable environment. We hope our concept can bring this river delta into a living area for people and wildlife.
Role: Research and Concept, Designer, Visualization
Delta 15 Ciliwung
Jl. Villa Bogor Indah 3 No.6, RT.07/RW.15, Kedunghalang, North Bogor District
City
West Java, Indonesia Existing documentation
the Ciliwung River has lost 92% of fish, 66.7% mollusks, and 66.7% shrimp and crabs.
Bogor
Habitat Strategy
Farming Gathering
Outdoor Forest Walk
Adaptive Floodplain Zone
Nature learning Flower bathing
Forest playing River playing
Secondary Stream Strategy
LEGEND
1. Entrance Plaza
2. Main Plaza
3. Multifunctional Deck
4. Urban Permaculture
5. Educational Deck 6. Interactive Playforest
7. Woody Playground
Elevation Plan
Sensory Playground
Detention Pond
PLAN A PLAN C
Meadow
Riparian Lawn
Small Stream
Riparian
Planting pallette
Habitat Island
Forest Deck Secondary stream
Sensory playground
Urban Permaculture
Memories at Market
Pasar Baru is a historic area that has witnessed the growth of Bogor City. However, along with its development, various issues have arisen, creating a neglected urban void. The streets surrounding the market fail to provide comfort or an engaging experience for visitors. Additionally, the heritage buildings in this area are in a state of disrepair. Our concept adopts placemaking to redefine the market, not only for commercial activities but also to accommodate a variety of public activities.
