//aisyah ardine
Architecture Portfolio
here and now, architecture shapes me to the person i am today. architecture has triggered the dichotomy of my personality, letting me engage both creatively and scientifically, while also helping me grow my interest in art and design. as i am doing it for some time, i believe architecture is the embodiment of collaborative works. it can’t stand alone without the support of other disciplines. hence, in my process, i always give time to ponder and consider other fields into the piece i am working on. looking forward to the future of architecture, i enthuse to learn as much as i can and continue to push the boundaries of mine to understand the field and make the most of it without limiting my own self and the contribution of other areas of expertise.
Resume EDUCATION 2016 - 2020 Diponegoro University
Bachelor of Architecture Graduated with 3.71/4.00 GPA
2013 - 2016 SMA Negeri 71 Jakarta WORK EXPERIENCE December 2017 - February 2018 Airmas Asri Student Intern, Kreasi Division ACTIVITIES & EXPERIENCE 2018 AMGHSD clothing brand P.I.C (Person In Charge) 2018 Undip Architecture Student Association (HMA Amoghasida) Senior Staff of Entrepreneurship Division January - November 2018 Miniatur 2018 Staff of Funding Team August 2018 Aksitektur 2018 Volunteer (Mapping of Kampung Salam Kerep Semarang) April 2018 Dharma Santika Volunteer (Teaching Program) March 2018 Grand Opening Stuco: Today for Tomorrow by theStudentLoop Participant 2017 LKMM PD Daryabendra 2017 Secretary and Quality Control 2017 Undip Architecture Student Association (HMA Amoghasida) Staff of Entrepreneurship Division 2017 Archquake 2017 Staff of Funding Team
AISYAH ARDINE Bekasi, Indonesia Contact:
+62 812 8854 8439 aisyahard@gmail.com issuu.com/aisyahrdn https://www.linkedin.com/in/aisyah-ardine-758514166/
COMPETITIONS March 2019 Post Disaster Children Space by Petra Christian University February 2018 Beyond Urban Motion by Parahyangan Catholic University February 2018 Urban Disaster Learning Center by Universitas Gajah Mada SKILLS Language Bahasa Indonesia English Software AutoCAD Sketchup Vray Lumion Adobe Photoshop Adobe Illustrator Sony Vegas Ms Office Series
selected works.
sintas nirmala | 3
torowongan | 13
dharma bumandhala | 26
puskesmas rowosari | 35
other works | 43
Sintas Nirmala
Inclusive Elementary School
type year location site area building area mentor 3
Undergraduate Thesis Project 2020 Bekasi, Indonesia + 23.090 m2 + 18.142 m2 Dr. Ars. Ir. Wijayanti, M.Eng
how does architecture play a part in the community as a guarding space for children’s growth while achieving quality education for all in a playful manner?
The experience of school plays a vital part in children’s future lives. Anything can become a teaching and learning tool. Architecture steps in to set up the school as a “three-dimensional textbook” as learning achieved by the awareness of the surroundings and the support of visual literacy. It all comes up while considering children’s characteristics and growth to reach a psychological level of protection.
Site located on the main road of a new residential area at Kabupaten Bekasi and surrounded by existing and developing residential. In the radius of 3 km, there are 9 other elementary schools, yet none of it counted as inclusive schools.
context analysis bordered with the main road of the district making site easily accessed by the public, but at the same time could harm the process of learning due to noises that come from the road. placing greeneries along the road could help reduce the noise coming.
north-facing site gives opportunity for placing building mass parallel with the main road and optimize natural lighting for the building.
as a developing residential area, empty lands are anywhere around the site. this condition doesn’t help the “three-dimensional textbook� concept of school. therefore, enhancing school facilities are much needed.
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design structure The strategy is to merge an informal learning environment inside an inclusive formal learning space that could help children develop their cognitive, affective, and psychomotor abilities by guiding the nature of children through space.
user
mainly disabled children
learning
context
flexible
safety
comfort
recognizable
organized
expressive
intimate
responsive
friendly
inclusive nature-bound
design key
issue
square-based mass
avoid confusion of the blind
continuous circulation
support children’s energetic behaviour
visual connectivity deaf space approach
the image of the city
help the disabled identify building’s area & circulation
integrated indoor and outdoor spaces
smart building
create people-centric environment
teaching area meeting point display wall
interactive classroom
identifying function by color
stimulus material
approachment
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massing diagram
site with set back
north-south mass oriented
cutting mass to optimize natural lighting
adding green roof & skylight to insert natural elements help the blind to identify area
adding public mass and side mass reduction to adjust masses to create enclosed circulation & drop off area outdoor area
inserting bridge and ramp create continuous circulation
Semi-Outdoor Auditorium School Hall
Basketball Court
School Plaza Drop off Lobby
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3
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12 M
North Elevation
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6
12 M
South Elevation
Classroom
Learning Support Facilities
School Yard
Mini Zoo Service
Administration
Parking Lot
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Click walkthrough to watch video
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Torowongan
Post Disaster Children Space
type year location building area collaborator
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Competition 2019 Banten, Indonesia + 100 m 2 Nadhifa Sarah Khairunnisa
architecture can do many things, but does designing out tragedy could help reduce, or even, overcome trauma caused by one thing or another?
Such tragedy occurred in December 2018 when two big waves of tsunami wiped out an entire village and damaged 7 others in Pandeglang, leaving only nothing but trauma to locals, physically and mentally. Besides focusing on the revitalization of physical development, children affected by the event need to be helped to overcome the trauma.
The strategy is to create a module of shelter to provide safe zone for the kids after traumatic event. Thus, the form of the shelter supposed to closed at both sides and open at both ends. coastal area
Dusun 1
Possible placement of the shelter located at Dusun 1, Desa Tanjung Jaya, which located within a safe distance by the coastal area and didn’t get affected by the disaster.
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design issue
companion necessity
unchained behaviour
reaching the midpoint
where children given opportunity to talk about what they feel and still be able to be free and explore
feeling of safety
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circular form due to flexibility for children’s characteristic and one lowered corner to give a playful impression
an alternative form created by the module arranged that would provide such open-enclosed spaces for play and make it easy to evacuate if another disaster would happen.
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module section type 1
module section type 2
module section type 3 18
module floor plan a
d b
c
a bed b reading corner c playing area d learning area (7-12 y.o) e learning area (4-6 y.o)
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24 M
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The materials used are easily found around the area as shelter needed to be built fast and easily.
material axon
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1 car tire (as foundation) 2 u-beam 3 plywood 4 branches (with wire mesh) 5 bamboo fencing 6 circular bamboo screen 7 planting from bamboo 8 bamboo roof
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Full Segment Section
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Dharma Bumandhala Type C Hospital
type year location site area building area mentor 23
4th Year Studio Project 2019 Jakarta, Indonesia + 8.400 m 2 + 18.278 m2 Indriastjario, M. Eng
Circulation and space planning are the primary key of a hospital design. Because providing medical facilities is not merely about where the needs met. It should be built to offer a feeling of comfort to help patients regain their health.
how do architecture and psychology work together to help people improving the quality of their well-being?
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Jakarta Garden City
mayapada hospital
site context The site chosen located on the main road of Jakarta Garden City, Cakung, Jakarta. It was chosen with the consideration of other medical facilities’ existence within a 2 km radius around the site to support tiered reference between healthcare facilities. High-density residential around the site also one of the considerations to the chosen site.
site
puskesmas cakung timur
puskesmas rorotan
mayapada hospital
3.6 km (8 mins)
(type B hospital)
0.9 km (2 mins) 4.5 km (12 mins)
puskesmas cakung barat
site chosen 1.4 km (4 mins)
1.8 km (7 mins)
puskesmas cakung timur
2.9 km (8 mins)
mitra cakung clinic healthcare facility’s tiered reference puskesmas & clinic type C hospital
cava medika clinic
type B hospital type A hospital
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serene office medical services
sterile emergency medical services emergency lobby medical services
private office non medical support
healing medical infrastructure medical services lobby
cozy
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Emergency area has its own entrance and distinguished by darker color than the rest of the building.
issue
circulation and space planning
fear of hospital
located in industrial area
biophilic design
Integrating humans and nature to help create a therapeutic environment i.e healing environment. 27
concept
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25
29
50
100 M
West Elevation
4.5 9
18 M
North Elevation
4.5 9
18 M
East Elevation
4.5 9
18 M
South Elevation
4.5 9
18 M
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roof
linen
7th fl office
6th fl 5th fl 4th fl
infrastrtucture management inpatient inpatient inpatient
pediatric & maternity inpatient
3rd fl
icu cot
2nd fl
maternity
medical laboratory pharmacy outpatient clinic prayer room
sanitation mortuary cssd
radiology
emergency
nutrition
ground fl
hall/ lobby prayer room
site
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dynami Glass mostly us as an approach but west and restricted up t n
non ryth Glass material through the bu nature stimuli
inpatient room window North-oriented window to maximize sunlight and wood material to allow interaction between humans and nature. Windows could be opened for air ventilation.
ic & diffuse lighting sed as facade material h to biophilic design d east openings are to 20% to minimize negative sun radiation.
hmic sensory stimuli allows sunlight to go uilding and could give i from the lighting intensity change.
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non visual connection with nature Inclosed garden functioned as a healing garden and is one of the approaches to biophilic design.
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inpatient interior
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Puskesmas Rowosari Public Health Care
type year location site area building area mentor 35
2nd Year Studio Project 2018 Semarang, Indonesia + 2.317 m2 + 1.070 m2 Dr. Ars. Ir. Wijayanti, M.Eng
Although being the primary public health care in Indonesia, puskesmas still get underestimated by most people. The stiff looks of puskesmas,which mostly caused by its budget, causing the public to misjudge its facilities. isn’t it architecture’s responsibility to provide building that could deliver its function by its aesthectically simple design? 14
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available site with setback
mass-reduction for emergency access and air circulation
mass-addition to maximize air circulation
adjustment to space program
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2nd Floor Plan
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1 security guard 2 parking lot 3 waiting room 4 emergency 5 medical record 6 administration 7 pharmacy 8 medicine storage 9 delivery room 10 midwife station 11 inpatient maternity 12 general polyclinic 13 tuberculosis 14 cough corner 15 nutritional counseling 16 general polyclinic 17 dentist 18 women health services 19 pediatric polyclinic 20 waiting room
21 IMCI 22 nursery room 23 cafeteria 24 guard room 25 prayer room 26 restroom 27 kitchen 28 laboratory 29 storage room 30 ambulance parking 31 lounge 32 meetin room 33 hall 34 staff workspace 35 archive 36 head of adm. 37 marketing workspace 38 head room
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entrance corridor
administration
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West Elevation 2
4
8
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South Elevation 2
4
8
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North Elevation 2
4
8
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examination
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waiting room
cafeteria
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other works
aside from educational and competition purpose.
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Internship Airmas Asri
Worked as a student intern and involved in the process of Schematic Design and Design Development. Assisted with the production and development of existing drawings and 3D model, designed several options for building elements, and created small-scale presentation drawings. The project assisted, such as residential, apartment tower, mixed-use, and hospital.
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Catalog Mockup
AMGHSD Clothing Brand (2018)
Instagram Design and Layout for Brand AMGHSD Clothing Brand (2018)
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Product Packaging
AMGHSD Clothing Brand (2017)
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Artwork
Heroine Series.
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Artwork
Landscapes.
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aisyahard@gmail.com 2018 - 2020