Landscape Architecture Portfolio

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landscape architecture

Alya Fitrianadira 2021-2024

Alya Fitrianadira

“in a journey to harmonise architecture and built environment with nature”

Taman Melati, Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia

alya.fitrianadira@gmail.com

+60104290242

linkedin.com/in/alya-f-darwis

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Core Competencies

Soft Skills

Design Conceptualisation

Creative Problem Solving

Communication

Teamwork

Time Management

Adaptability

Hard Skills

SketchUp

Autodesk AutoCAD

Lumion

Adobe Photoshop

Adobe InDesign

Microsoft Office

Research

Language Proficiency

English (Fluent)

Indonesian (Native)

French (Elementary)

Education

Masters of Landscape Architecture

2023 - present

University of Putra Malaysia (UPM)

Bachelors of Architecture

2017 - 2021

Bandung Institute of Technology (ITB), Indonesia

Primary & Secondary Education

2009 - 2017

International Islamic School Malaysia

Work Experiences

Research Associate

October 2021 - May 2022

Bandung Institute of Technology

Involved in a team research project on local wood prefabrication as an alternative construction method for housing developments in Indonesia

Collected and analysed data to produce results based on the research objectives

Architectural Intern

June 2021 - August 2021

PT. Ruang Hijau

Tasks Undertaken

Designed residential and urban landscapes

Created early design architecture models

Created landscape structure models

Produced elevation and cross-sectional drawings

Produced construction drawings

Produced material schedules

Produced planting schedules

Art Teacher

December 2021 - January 2023

Orca Artlab

Tasks Undertaken

Taught creative arts to students individually and in small groups from preschool up to pre-university students

Various art styles taught which include cartoon, manga, realism, architectural and perspectives with traditional and digital media

Create teaching materials

Administrative work (student attendance and materials allocation)

Academic Experiences

Tokyo Study Excursion:

Student Candidate Representative

February 2020

Bandung Institute of Technology

Participated in an academic research programme regarding Japanese architecture with focuses on building construction, structure and form

Collected and analyse research data together in a teamwork collaboration

Produce educational posters for the study excursion exhibition.

FACADE Programme:

Head of Event Organiser

September 2018 - November 2019

Bandung Institute of Technology

Organised an eight-days study excursion visit to Surabaya, Malang and Batu for 90 students and 4 lecturers as part of the annual academic expedition programme

Produced a detailed itinerary

Produced technical field instruction document

Played an active role in being the field coordinator

Coordinated with other division members

Coordinated with lecturers and event collaborators

Competition

ArchProject 2021: MORPH

2021

Team competition to solve loneliness through design as participant

Archiweek Universitas Multimedia Nusantara

2019

Team competition to design creative sustainable home office as participant

Workshops & Seminar

Architect Professional Ethics Workshop: Upgrading Code of Ethics and Conduct

2021

Workshop held by Ikatan Arsitektur Indonesia (IAI) Jabar as participant

Parahyangan Design Camp

2019

Workshop-seminar held by Architecture Student Association of Parahyangan University (UNPAR) as participant

Organisation Experiences

2020 Head of G-Nite Event Manager Division

IMA-Gunadharma Annual Event “Gaung Bandung”

Staff at Talents & Interests Division

IMA-Gunadharma

2019 Liason Officer

IMA-Gunadharma July Graduation Ceremony

2018

IMA-Gunadharma Talents & Interests Division

Fundraising Division

IMA-Gunadharma Head of Dancin-G

Sponsorship Division

IMA-Gunadharma Annual Event “Gaung Bandung”

Staff at Architectural Works and Studies

IMA-Gunadharma

G-nite Event Staff

IMA-Gunadharma Annual Event “Gaung Bandung”

selected works from 2021 - 2024

Academic Project

Oasis Haven

Gathering Place: UPM MRT Station

Universiti Putra Malaysia, Serdang, Malaysia

Academic Project

Mosaica Tropicscape

Landscape Planting Plan

Masters of Landscape Architecture FRSB Compound, University Putra Malaysia, Serdang, Malaysia

Academic Project

Ye Olde Sylvan Odyssey

Sustainable Tourism Landscape Planning & Resource Management

Fraser’s Hill, Pahang, Malaysia

Professional Work

Adamar Residence

Residential Complex Project

Bandung, Indonesia

Professional Work

Telaga Kahuripan

Residential-Landscape Project

Parung, Bogor, Indonesia

Other Works

Rendering Visualisation

Model Making

Sketch & Watercolour

Photography

Academic Work

OASIS HAVEN

Gathering Place: UPM MRT Station

University Putra Malaysia, Serdang, Malaysia

Oasis Zone

The primary aim of the project is to revitalise an abandoned open green space situated on the university’s northern edge, transforming it into a gathering space for both campus inhabitants and the neighbouring community. With its strategic location, Oasis Haven Park serves as a community urban retreat park and a serene sanctuary for people to escape the hustle and bustle of urban daily routines by interacting closely with nature. Hence, improving urban dwellers well-being by inviting them to gather, interact and connect with other users and nature.

Primary Issues

Lack of accessibility & connectivity into the proposed site

Shortage of diverse activities found

Project site is less attractive that seems uninviting to people

Strategic location of proposed site is underutilised and not fully exploited to good use

Concept

The park draws inspiration from the concept of a desert oasis, highlighting lush greenery and water features to offer a serene escape from urban chaos. It serves as a gathering place for neighboring communities, mirroring the oasis’s role in bringing people together and providing essentials.

Goal

Optimise project site potential use by creating an interconnecting community outdoor space as a resting stop for relaxation through revitalising the ecosystem aesthetic and provide multiple recreations integrated with nature

Objectives

To create comforting and unwinding nature-based environment and facilities that uplift people’s health and mood

To provide rejuvenating, diverse and numerous recreational activities fused with nature

To create ceaseless accessible outdoor spaces that generates revenue through events and recreational activities

Design Development

Determining the ‘oasis’ in the centre of project site, nodes and their interconnections

Determining users and canal circulations. With alteration to existing canal circulation to suit the proposed design programmes

Create zonings for proposed design programmes on site

Planting Selections

Side entrances marked with a foxtail palm tree and provided shelter.

Basement parking designed underneath convenience store to accomodate the future park’s visitors capacity.

Water features in the oasis zone are further emphasised with a water droplet statue and cascading waterfall. Native plants that have similar features like desert plants are selected to accentuate the desert atmosphere.

Multipurpose lawn to be use for recreations and events, which can also be viewed from the forest walk, atrracting forest walkers to visit the area.

Fragant flowering plants are proposed for aromatic garden to imbue healing properties and remove odour

Oasis Zone Detail

Convenience Store Outdoor Eating Area

The outdoor eating area is created to allow people rest and relax while having their meals under the trees. The area is also connected to the convenience store canal promenade as another ‘meal-resting’ option beside the calm water.

Pond Deck Promenade

The pond deck promenade is designed allowing people to wind down while strolling around the pond. It is equipped with seats faciliting people to rest while viewing the untouched pond sceneries and its surrounding nature. Local aquatic plants have been selected to improve its biodiversity and aesthetic enhancement.

Oasis Zone

Seating areas provided close to the water feature allow people to unwind or gather while listening to the sound of waterfall. Water droplet sculpture signify the centre of the park and the analogy of endless water source emerging in a desert oasis.

Canal Promenade

Canal promenade is equipped with open seating areas as part for rejuvenation and relaxation spots on the east side of the project site. Vegetations are planted alongside the main road as natural noise buffer from vehicles and LRT.

Amphitheatre

A multipurpose amphitheatre that can be used for temporary events coming from the institution or the neighbouring community. In the passive time, it can be allocated for resting and community gathering in the heart of Oasis Zone.

Forest Walk Perspectives Sequence

The project’s theme is to reinvigorate an open green space situated at the Masters of Landscape FRSB compound with additional focus on landscape planting design. The place was planned with dynamic tropical plant selections to attract appropriate faunas and improve site issues. Furthermore, creating a special calming spatial experience from the hustle of academic works. Thus, it was designed to elevate the site’s ecological and aesthetical conditions by attracting urban wildlife and campus users.

Site Constraints

Analysis of the major constraints faced by the project’s site that became part of the considerations in selecting appropriate native plants and design programmes.

Issues

The site appears characterless and lacking in distinctive features

Goal

To enliven the visual allure and distinctiveness of the site, bringing liveliness and character as a recreational and community-oriented outdoor space

Design Programmes

Mosaic Tropical A blend of tropical landscapes’ vibrant diversity with mosaic-like patterns for a lush outdoor harmony.

Design Development

Determining nodes and interconnections between site and surrounding contexts

Shaping pedestrian circulation for both main and secondary with consideration of existing vegetations to keep

Creating zones from the proposed design programmes based on the contextual and circulatory design

Adding focal point zones to increase point of interest for place and increase its known value within the faculty compound

Determining rearangement of few existing and additional trees placement to project site based on the site issues and design programmes

Establishing rearrangement of shrub placements to elevate dynamic of open and enclose spaces with lively viewing frames from within or outside site project

Planting Plan

The master plant palette blends contextual inspiration with the university’s trademark red color, creating a lush ‘Tropical Mosaical Paradise’. Dynamic viewing frames and wildlife-friendly plant selections, like Melaleuca cajuputi and Strelitzia reginae, enhance biodiversity, making the site a micro part of the urban ecological network.

Secondary entrance provide closer connectivity from the studios proximity to the main building indicated by Golden Malayan Trees

Tree bathing space is an outdoor space provided with net-like benches to allow users to lie down and relax through nature therapy or shinrin-yoku

Multipurpose amphitheatre is a multifunctional facility to provide existing and emerging novel activties. Such activties include outdoor study classroom, outdoor exhibition or events.

Entrance plaza is welcomed by allignment of Ruby Grasses along with MLA signage and a backdrop of Fire Dragon Mosaica shrubs and Blue Latan Palm

Alcove Lawn is a tranquil green space nestled amidst tropical palms and shrubs, designed for outdoor serenity but versatile for various functions.

Pathway linkage to connect to adjacent site future development

Water Retreat

Water feature characterised by the Frangipani as a focal point. Invites small faunas as part of migration stops and allow users to ponder and refresh the mind

Multipurpose Amphitheatre

Facility provided for the faculty’s outdoor academic and informal events or activities. Additionally, it can be adapted to be used as an outdoor exhibition

Reflexology Garden

Characterised by Bogak tree as the focal garden indication accompanied by the fragant Arabian Jasmine to induce healing reflexology experience

Multipurpose Lawn

Caters multifunctional events and activities for MLA studios distinguished by red backdrop from the Lipstick Palm’s trunk and the mosaical pattern of Lime Aide Elephant Ear

Study Pods

Outdoor intimate study areas surrounded by greeneries to refresh and stimulate change in learning sceneries

Town Hub

The theme of the project is to undergo a comprehensive sustainable landscape planning process in developing an extensive landscape tourism planning masterplan and its resource management for Fraser’s Hill, Pahang in Malaysia.

Issues

Poor tourism planning neglected Fraser’s Hill’s natural and cultural assets, hindering its potential as a tourist destination, town deterioration and impacting local livelihoods.

Goal

To enhance and revitalize Fraser’s Hill into a sustainable ecotourism hub, showcasing its unique resources and supporting local livelihoods.

Potential Surface Analysis

Using PSA method, the results indicate that most areas in Fraser’s Hill are unsuitable for significant improvements. Refinement efforts should focus on the central area, leaving the rest largely untouched or minimally altered.

Objectives

Increase Amenities Supply

Identify areas lacking and provide adequate fundamental facilities, utilities and services for locals and tourist

Captivating Ecotourism Activities

Introduce, identify areas and enhance for existing and new eco-recreational activities

Local Economic Development

Promote economic sustainability through local entrepreneurship, job opportunities, and the sale of locally-made products alongside ecotourism.

Natural & Cultural Heritage Resources Conservation as Part of Environmental Interpretation & Education

Preserve biodiversity and cultural heritage, integrate education into tourism, and raise awareness about conservation for both visitors and locals.

Forest Commute

Perspective

This project becomes a conduit for a profound sensory experience, where the whispers of “Ye Olde Sylvan Odyssey” echo in harmony with the therapeutic symphony of the forest—a union of historical allure and holistic well-being, offering a rejuvenating and one-of-a-kind odyssey for the mind, body, and soul.

Celestial Healing

The bustling town center of Fraser’s Hill, with its popular accommodations and high mobility, will be upgraded to accommodate increased transportation options, reducing vehicle usage while providing essential amenities for daily activities.

1. Town Hall

2. Souvenir Memento Shop

3. Post Office

4. Police Station

5. Electric Bicycle Hotel

6. Shelter

7. Bus Parking Area

8. Convenience Store

9. Kheng Yuen Lee Restaurant

10. Town Clinic

11. Clock Tower

Electric Bicycle Hotel

Offer electric bicycle rentals in town, promoting eco-friendly transportation and enhancing physical health and enjoyment. Hotels will feature solar panel roofs to charge bicycles, with charging stops available throughout the town.

Enhancing the depths of visual, sound & vestibular sensories while being immersed and transferred in the slow-pace shift of sea-clouds, sky horizons, green canopies and twinkling stars from day to night time to maximise the calm rejuvenating journey for the mind, body & soul.

1. Celestial Train Station

2. Ranger Post

3. Furin Workshop

4. Furin Pavilion

5. Viewing Deck

6. Rest House

7. Main Building

8. Outdoor Area

9. Stargazing Tower

Electric Bicycle Hotel Perspective

Stargazing Tower

Cottage Gastro Hotspots

Restore poor maintained and abandoned mock tudor cottages to its pristine condition as part of traditional English gastro accommodations and tour re-introducing Tudor & English culinary Programmes

Cullinary Workshops & Tour

Food Festivals, Events & Feasting

Gourmet Dining Packages

Chef’s Table

Glamping & Stargazing

The Stargazing Tower offers night-time observation of stars and sky wonders, accessible to all, including glamping guests. It doubles as a daytime sky lookout and provides shelter on the ground floor. Glamping enhances bonds amidst nature, with its transparent dome blurring the line between sky and earth.

Furin Pavilion

Furin, meaning “wind bell” in Japanese, are small bells hung on Japanese houses in summer. The wind catches the colored paper strips, creating a gentle chime symbolizing the breeze. Visitors are able to decorate their own furin in a workshop and take it home as a memorable souvenir, while also enjoying the colorful chiming furin at the pavilion for a refreshing experience.

Glamping

Scale 1:125

Furin Pavilion

Gastro Cottages Ambiences

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Engage with variety of farm aviary animals and collect farm products

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Farmstead Tudor Enclave

Immersion in the countryside ambience just like those from an English pastoral life. Besides on the passive activity of sight looking, physical recreational activties are also provided to unleash and keep a rural experience unlike those coming from the urban areas. Refreshments of local farm products can be indulge at the end.

Barn-themed Play Areas

Peting animals to enhance the touch sensory and forest bathing encounter with other living and engage interactions

Interacting with large farm animals and initiate programmes in helping taking care of them

Parking Area

2. Rasa Cottage

3. Toddler Playzone

4. Barn Playground

Petting Zone 6. Cafe

7. Farm Aviary Zone

Outdoor Animal Barn

9. Indoor Barn

Serene Floral Grove

Bathe in the visual, smell, taste and space of blossom floras in an unwinding organic path where the sun rays filter through the trees. The flora forest allows visitors not to wash their senses but also indulge in these blooms through the physical activites in the workshop and cafe.

Proposed Flowering Plants

Workshop Programmes

1. Main Entrance

Floral Workshop

Floral Cafe

Lavender Violet Dahlia Hibiscus

Rose Chrysanthemum

Gardenia Marigold

Grove Ambience

A residential project that covers the main functions of housings with playground and park sports as supporting facilities residents. The total area is 6305 m² with each house plot has an area of approximately 60 m² and the project is located in Bandung, Indonesia.

Tasks Undertaken

Adamar Residence Site Plan (courtesy of PT.

• Developed Design Development Drawings for a main gate and three housing types from the given 3D model

• Produced Technical Flooring Plans for three different housing type

• Produced Design Development Drawings for landscaping

• Produced Landscape Schedule for Softscapes and Hardscapes

Ruang Hijau)

Main Gateway Design Development

The Adamar Residence only have one main gateway for entering and exiting the residential compond. It features an elongated roof across the main road. It also equipped with lounge and restroom for the post guards to rest and have bathroom breaks.

Tasks Undertaken

Adamar Residence Main Gateway Visualisation (courtesy of PT. Ruang Hijau)

Section A-A’

Ground Plan Roof Plan

Toilet

Lounge-Guard House

Housing Types Design Development

Housing Type 1:

Housing dimension 5.5m x 12m with no ventilation roster facade.

Housing Type 2:

Housing dimension 5.5m x 12m hook type, located at road junctions.

Housing Type 3:

Housing dimension 5.5m x 12m hook type with ventilation roster facade.

Tasks Undertaken

Section Drawings Produced

Housing Types Visualisation (courtesy of PT. Ruang Hijau)

Landscaping Design Development

Tasks Undertaken:

Creating section drawings for four landscape areas according to the given design by the architect.

Landscape Scheduling for Softscapes and Hardscapes

Tasks Undertaken:

Craeting landscape scheduling plans for both softscapes and hardscapes. Scheduling task including accounting the total number of vegetation for each species; accounting the number of hardscape facilities; accounting the total area of groundcovers, shrubs and hard-cover materials. The task was applied for all the landscape areas in this project however due to the confidentiality of the client’s information only one part is shown.

Master Legends of Landscape Schedule Document for Garden 1

Soft Landscape Schedule Document for Garden 1

Hard Landscape Schedule Document for Garden 1

Plaza Samasta Entrance

Located in Parung, Bogor this old residential area is approximately about 20 years old with poorly maintained condition. The bureau project scope of work includes revitalise the area and redesign about 3km of streetscape and landscape plaza.

Tasks Undertaken

• Designed 3 alternatives 3D lake deck models for the Plaza

• Developed Design Development Drawings for a Gazebo from the given 3D model

Plaza Samasta Site Plan (courtesy of PT. Ruang Hijau)

Designed 3D Modelling for Lake Decks

Alternative 1

Lake deck concept that stands in the middle of the lake.

Alternative 2

Has a bridge concept that spans across the lake

Alternative 3

The concept of the deck are resting spots around the edge of the lake.

Plaza Samasta Site Plan (courtesy of PT. Ruang Hijau)

Axonometric View (courtesy of PT. Ruang Hijau)

Hollow Steel 75 x 75 mm

WPC Wood

Gazebo Design Development Plan Undertaken Tasks

Floor Plan (Left) and Roof

(Right)

OTHER WORKS

Rendering Visualisation - Using Lumion and Adobe Photoshop

Model Making

Form Structure Studio with Bella Sophie and Irvi Syauqi

Form and Spatial Composition Studio

Form and Spatial Composition Studio