I N T R O D U C T I O N UNIVERSITY OF FLORIDA Gainesville, Florida
Jan 2014 - Dec 2014 Master of Science in Architectural Studies major in SUSTAINABLE DESIGN (GPA 3.69) Spring 2014 Graduate Design Studio in Netherlands
Aug 2012 - Dec 2012 ANASTASIA B. ULI, B.Arch, M.Sc., LEED Green Associate Urban Designer + Visual Artist anabenili@gmail.com +62 817.239.9939 Planning + design are not just a career, it is my passion. I enjoy drawing and painting since I was a kid. Always ready for new challenge, able to work under pressure, and capable to work in group are my best traits.
Fall Student Exchange Student Program
Lived and worked in United States for 3 years, I am fluent in English and Bahasa Indonesia. With 5 years of postgraduate international work on micro to macro scale, I have city guideline knowledge for the U.S., Indonesia, Singapore, and China. To support my work, I achieved proficiency in AutoCad, ArchiCad, Adobe (Photoshop, Indesign, Illustrator, After Effects, Premiere, Acrobat), Rhino, Artlantis, Lumion, SketchUp, MS Office (Microsoft Word, Microsoft PowerPoint, Excel), GIS, Hand sketch, Watercolor, Oil & Acrylic Painting
BANDUNG INSTITUTE of TECHNOLOGY
PARAHYANGAN CATHOLIC UNIVERSITY
Aug 2011 - Mar 2014
Aug 2005 – Jan 2010
Bandung, Indonesia
Master of Science in Urban Design major in URBAN DESIGN (GPA 3.28)
Bandung, Indonesia
Bachelor of Architecture major in ARCHITECTURE (GPA 2.88)
C O N T E N T S
ARCHITECTURE
STUDIO North Elevation
Forrest Van Java is my undergraduate architecture studio final project.The site is located in Bandung, Indonesia. Having commercial and leisure land uses, the site is located around private housing. Hence, the challenge is to create public activities without disturbing private activities around it.
ENTRANCE
South Elevation
ROOFGARDEN+POOL+ GYM
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Exterior Hand Sketch
FORREST VAN JAVA
Located right next to a four star hotel, Forrest Van Java is a boutique resort hotel with 86 rooms (64 deluxe rooms and 12 villas). It also has three restaurants, a gym, and a spa. There is also a pool right in front of the gym,located in a very private part of site, reserving the privilege for both hotel and villa guests.
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1. Entrance 2. Lobby 3. Back Office 4. Kitchen 5. Pond 6. Guest Room 7 Villa 8. Gym + Spa + Green Roof 9. Pool
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GREATER SOUTHERN WATERFRONT SINGAPORE
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LEGEND 1. Old Station 2. New Tanjong Pagar Gallery 3. New Building 4. Pond + River 5. Tanjong Pagar Complex 6. New Art Museum + Cafe 7. Biopond
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Tanjong Pagar terminal is the area that is planned to be new tourist destination area with total area of 600 ha. Planned to be redeveloped, It will have a variety of land use: housing, commercial, school, gallery, office, etc. The city is working to build 700,000 homes with 200,000 homes already built, and at the same time, Singapore needs more green space to support their city in the garden concept. The design result is having the redevelopment with approximately 172,000 units of housing to fulfill 1/3 of the 500,000 future housing unit requirement.
GREATER SOUTHERN WATERFRONT The site is divided into four areas: City Center, Garden in The City, Old Tanjong Pagar and The Nature. The city center is a part of the area where the buildings have a maximum building height of 280 m. It consists of housing from HDB to elite apartments with first floors dedicated for commercial use. It also has commercial buildings such as offices,malls, restaurants, etc.
The Nature is the expansion of existing nature preservation in Brani Island. It will have a limited access for people since it will be used to maintain, conserve, and restore habitats. The design of infrastructure is also limited to minimize the disturbance to nature in the area. The Nature will be the buffer between Sentosa Island and Southern Waterfront. Green Bridges in the City Center
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Garden in the city is located in the heart of the site is one of theflood adaptation strategies, and is intended to bring nature back to the area. The garden in the city connects the existing buildings area with the proposed area. There are a few existing buildings which are used for gallery and office space.
Garden in the City
Green Infrastructure
GREATER SOUTHERN WATERFRONT
Blue Infrastructure
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Conceptual Diagram
Axonometric Diagram
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THESIS
The building height is varied, with housing along waterfront limited to ten stories and then higher when it comes to the center with maximum height of 280 m (48 storeys). It will be a dense area with housing on upper levels and commercial on the ground level.
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Roof Garden Activities Sketch
Roof Garden Sketch
GREATER SOUTHERN WATERFRONT
City Center
The building has rainwater harvesting system in the basement to recycle the water before it released to the sea to save energy. To help the city movement, there will be a new MRT line and sky bridges every five storeys. The design shows the connection between vertical and horizontal greenery can be made not only for aesthetic but can also be used for biodiversity, to preserve nature and create a comfortable environment for people to live, work and play. Section
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WORK PROJECT
SOHAT RESIDENCE JAKARTA, INDONESIA
Elevation
Garden detail
Sohat Residence is a house extension project in Jakarta. It was built in 2010. This was my first project as a junior landscape architect. The site was an empty parcel, owned for future development. The owner wanted to build a pool house and landscape both the “terrace” to the pool house and the existing house.
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The site is 23 m x19 m (72 feet x 62 feet). The design scope includes soft landscape (garden and trees) & hardscape (pond, pool, paving pattern, wall, pergola, and guardhouse).
Detail Section
Sohat Residence
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WORK PROJECT
FIFTH GARDEN LAKE SHENZHEN, CHINA
Fifth Garden Lake is a mixed-use development project in Szchenzen. The facilities starts from Club house, Town House ,school, apartment and series of landscape, such as ponds, pool, and garden. It has clean,simple,and minimalist landscape design. Located at a terrain site, it gives a lot of design opportunity.
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WORK PROJECT The main feature is The Pond.The Pond is located between Club House & town house. The concept adapted from the paddy field which gives the pond different height level.
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The Pond
FIFTH GARDEN LAKE
Fifth Garden Lake
The shape & elevation allows water to flow from top to the ground. The Pond is the “wall� between a private activities building & public building.That way, the activities in those two buildings will be separated without disturbing one to another.
The Pond Sketch
Fifth Garden Lake Sketch
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WORK PROJECT
INDIAN CULTURAL CENTER
APARTMENT
ALACHUA COUNTY, FLORIDA, U.S.A.
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The Indian Cultural Center was designed to be a mixed-use area in Alachua County, Florida, USA. This 85-acre site will have a range of uses: single housing, condos, student dormitories, club house, assisted living facility (ALF), shops, convention center, temple and a fueling station. With more than 300 housing units, the building heights vary from 3 6 storeys (60 ft/18 m). The first and second floors are for commercial use and the upper floors for residential.
EXISTING ROAD
Axonometric Diagram
INDIAN CULTURAL CENTER
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The assisted living facility is for those who require professional healthcare in the city of Gainesville, ranked one of the best cities to retire in the U.S. The 20,000 sq. ft. convention center accommodates 500 to 1000 people for graduations, weddings, festivals, and other celebrations.
Bike Network
Street Network
As a new development located in a TOD designated region, a public transportation node was also included to extend the existing network. As a result, the design provides a strong connection to pedestrian paths and bicycle lanes. Bringing diversity and job opportunities to the city, the complete design will be finalized in Fall 2017.
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VOLUNTARY
The goal of the Reserve Park is to design, plant and grow an edible urban forest garden that inspires our community to gather together, grow our own food and rehabilitate our local ecosystem.
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RESERVE PARK
GAINESVILLE, FLORIDA, U.S.A.
It is located on the west side, 2,5 miles away from Downtown Gainesville.Besides the edible garden, the park has playground, medicinal herb spiral, teaching area, farmers market, etc.
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1. Entrance 2. US ARMY Building 3. Children’s Playground 4. Existing Parking Lot 5. Backyard 6. Lawn + Existing Trees 7. Edible Garden 8. Medicinal + Culinary Herb Spiral 9. Teaching Area 10. Fruit Trees 11. Aquaponic House 12. Farmers Market 13. Seating Area 14. Composting + Vermiculture Area
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The Pop-GNV is an exciting temporary park in Downtown Gainesville – opposite The Top Restaurant on Main Street. Featuring hang out area with picnic tables, children’s playorund and small garden, the Pop-Up-Park is a unique place that everyone can enjoy. The pop up park is to raise awareness about road safety, to understand how the look and feel of the street could be transformed and to encourage walking and cycling around the area
LEGEND
VOLUNTARY WORK
1. Sitting/ Play Area 2. Free Fruit Picking + Bar Table 3. The Steps 4. Stage 5. Swings 6. Food Stands 7. Green Corridor
POP GNV
GAINESVILLE, FLORIDA, U.S.A.
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Petty Island was an Indian Lenape settlement before it was changed into petroleum industry activities by the CITGO company. The concept includes reuse of the existing building, educational, commercial (on certain areas) and public activities. The oil tanks are reused to have new function such as museum, restaurant or educational purpose. yachts/ boats. etc.
COMPETITION
PETTY ISLAND
PHILADELPHIA, U.S.A.
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1. Main Building 2. Tank Reuse Building 3. Restaurant 4. Club House 5. View Tower 6. Plaza 7. Camping Site 8. Beach 9. Floating Camp 10. Wetlands 11. Ponds 12. Playground 13. Fishing Area 14. Marina 15. Picnic Area 16. Station 17. Aquarium 18. Gym 19. Floating Deck 20. Parking Lot 21. Old Building 22. Greenland
FLOOD CONDITION There is a subway station which will be the main building and restaurant/restroom on camping site. In addition, a club house will be added in the new marina to welcome visitors with yachts/ boats. These two sites are connected with pedestrian and bicycle paths and subway. Petty Island is filled with wetlands on over half of its land. The purpose of this design is to preserve the wetlands yet also allow access to visitors to be closer to the nature.
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The Riverbank
COMPETITION The island can be reached by pedestrian, bicycle, tram path and boats. Only pedestrian and bicycle paths are used to get around the island. The car can be parked on public parking located on the river bank and visitors can walk around the site or take the tram along the site. It is ten feet above the water level (flood height prediction will be around ten feet in next five years). To accomodate visitor needs, there are restaurants below the bridges - the hanging restaurants - along the pedestrian path from the island to the river bank. There is also a camping site around the wetlands and along the pedestrian path - hanging campalong with bird watch towers.
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Street Network
Infrastructure Pedestrian + Byc
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Conceptual Diagram
Detail Section
PETTY ISLAND
Riverbank Persperctive
The idea is to bring visitors closer to the water, especially when the flood is coming without interupting their activities and disturbing the natural habitat as well. There are also riverfront restaurants, souvenir shops, aquarium and open amphitheater along the riverfront. The restaurant is connected to the existing historical building - Delaware Generating Station- which is now used as the city power plant. In other words, the building will be changed into a museum and the restaurants will be part of the Delaware Generating Station expansion.
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COMPETITION
CENTENARY SQUARE BIRMINGHAM, LONDON
The Green
The competition aim was to create an open space which will connect existing open space around it along with upgrading the community quality of life. The main concept is to create a different elevation that allow the visitors to enjoy the square both from ground level and sky level, learn about the history, old historical building (Hall of Memory) yet experience the up-cut side of the square.
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The plaza shape is taken from the existing paving pattern and can be used for social activities including carnivals, food festivals, etc. It has The Green, four buildings with roof garden on top surrounded with a pond and watching tower.
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COMPEITITION WATCHING TOWER GREEN ROOF RESTAURANT RESTAURANT
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The Green located right in front of the Birmingham Library and the watching tower can be accessed from one of the buildings. The watching tower is supported with hanging restaurants at sky level to watch the view. It will replace the ferris wheel since the it’s only available during special events. Watching Tower
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AMPHITHEATER
The square has different elevation add more space, create a dynamic facade of the square, and create more entertainment for visitors. The elevation varied from amphitheater, green bridge, roof garden, plaza, pond and watching tower. The amphitheater will allow the visitor to enjoy outdoor activities: art performance, concert, carnival, etc. With elevation 1 feet below ground level, the amphitheater creates a good place for acoustic performance.
Green bridge is the prototype for bigger plan linkage that gives better access to pedestrians and bicyclists without impacting the future tram line and people will feel that they walk on open/ green space. The green bridge connects to the roof garden which will take visitor from/ or underground subway from ground level. The roof garden is supported with a series of cafes and restaurants facing the historical buildings, street and amphitheater.
INDIAN CENTENARY CULTURALSQUARE CENTER
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Project 2: Determination of the Location of the Florida Turnpike Extension and Service Plaza Anastasia B. Uli
GIS
Date: Dec 2, 2014
URP 6270 (Section 5169)
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PART A (Extention of Florida Turnpike): 1. Development of Study Area: Four counties (Levy, Ctirus, Marion & Sumter) were merged and dissolved to get the Study Area for proposed project. Wildwood (source) & Chiefland (destination) locations were created within Study Area by adding x,y points (Latitude, Longitude). 2. Getting Required Layers: All the layers (vector & raster) needed for this project were downloaded and brought into the ArcMap. 3. Conversion of Vector Layer into Raster Layer: All the vector layers were converted into raster layers either by direct conversion using conversion tool ("To Raster", "Euclidean Distance" and "Slope"). 4. Reclassify Raster Layer: All the raster layers were reclassified based on the scale 1 (Good) to 10 (Bad). 5. Performing Surface Path (Creation of Cost Raster): Cost raster surface were created using Raster Calculator with weighting factors (given for all reclassified raster layers) . Cost Path were created using Cost Distance Raster and Cost Backlink Raster. Cost Path were converted into polyline which is the Extention of Florida Turnpike. PART B (Proposed Site for Service Plaza): 1. Getting Adjacent: Euclidean distance were used to create "Adjacent" by with the FloridaTurnpike. 2. Getting Halfway: Editor Toolbar (Split 50%) were used to get the "Halfway" distance of Florida Extention and "Halfway" points were drawn using Drawing Toolbar (point feature). 3. Reclassify Raster Layer (Soils, Flood Zone and Slope): All these raster layers were reclassified based on the scale 1 (Bad) to 10 (Good). 4. Getting Cost Raster Surface: Cost raster surface were created using Raster Calculator with weighting factors (given for all reclassified raster layers). 5. Based on Parcel Data (Size, Land Use and Cost) the Proposed Site was chosen for Service Plaza. Cost & Size of Proposed Service Plaza: 1. Cost: $70,055.10 (calculated using Levy county property appraiser) 2. Size: 63 acres (Crop Soil Class 1 and Grazing Land Soil Class 2)
Determination of the Location of the Florida Turnpike Extension and Service Plaza
URP 6270GIS ANASTASIA BENITA ULI
Project 1: Solar Energy Research Park & Academy Site Analysis Legend
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ALTERNATIVE SITE 1 : The land use is timberland (non-agricultural land) Located between Florida Turnpike & US 27 ( good accessibility) Site area 60,4 acres (located on good soil) from parcel 67,4 acres
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Total Area : 45.4 Acres Estimated Purchase Price : $ 316,600.00
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ARTWORK
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Gainesville Map Media: Pencil and Copic Marker on Canvas Paper
ARTWORK
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Stitch at the Animal Kingdom Media: Pencil and Ink on Canvas Paper
ARTWORK
Lilo and Stich have fun at Magic Kingdom Media: Pencil, Ink and Acrylic Paint on Canvas Paper
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Woody Dâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;tree and Friends : Bear Behind the Mask Media: Pencil, Ink and Acrylic Paint on Canvas Paper
COMIC STRIPS
Woody D’tree and Friends : Santa’s Little Secret Media: Pencil, Ink and Acrylic Paint on Canvas Paper
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