Design Portfolio - 2022

by Andika Raihan

Undergraduate Architecture Projects & Competitions December 2022 December 2022

Hello there, I’m Andika Raihan

Having recently been graduated from Universitas Katolik Parahyangan in architecture, I grew a fascination along the way in how architecture deeply impacts the world.

My studies have led me to believe that good architecture is conscious-of how it can embetter the lives of its users, how it can respond to its context, how it can minimize its impact on the environment.

Realizing how much there is to be learned, I cherish the opportunity to learn for the embetterment of me and others. This portfolio is a reflection of my work throughout my four years of study, inside and out of my academic setting. Email

EDUCATION LANGUAGE SKILLS

SMA Mentari Bintaro, Tangerang Selatan Program Ilmu Pengetahuan Alam

2018-2022

Universitas Katolik Parahyangan, Bandung Jurusan Arsitektur

Indonesian Native speaker English Local Test Equivalent to TOEFL Score: 652/677

SKILLS AND COMPETENCIES ORGANIZATIONAL EXPERIENCE

Documents,

Chairman of Kommunars

Kommunars is a student architectural journalistic media under HMPSArs focusing on discourse in architecture. Kommunars publishes these discussions in the form of zines, videos, podcasts, infographics and such.

Member of Arsitektur

Hijau

Arsitektur Hijau is a student organization focusing on the documentation of Indonesian vernacular architecture.

2019

Creative Editor, Highlights! Magazine

Highlights! Magazine is a student magazine run by members of the Student Presidential Board of Universitas Katolik Parahyangan.

2015-2018 2019-2020 2018-2019

Head Editor of Minikomm, Kommunars

Minikomm is a mini-zine publication of Kommunars dedicated to discussing local architectural issues to the general public.

Member of Public Relations, HMPSArs

HMPSArs is a student organization from the architecture faculty of Universitas Katolik Parahyangan.

Microsoft Word

Microsoft Powerpoint

Microsoft Excel Google Docs Google Sheets

Trimble Sketchup Autodesk Autocad LUMION 3D

ACHIEVEMENTS

2022: Nomination for SAA Awards XXXVIII SAA Awards is an event held by the Architecture Department of Unpar to award the best designers among the final architecture studio participants.

2021: Ex Aequo Winner for Collaboratoire: Reimagining the Experience of Public Transportation in a Post-Pandemic Metropolis, Concordia University Canada

Collaboratiore: Reimagining the Experience of Public Transportation in a Post-Pandemic Metropolis is a student design competition by Concordia University Canada with the brief asking for new ways to encourage and renew the experience of public transportation in the wake of a global sanitary crisis.

Adobe Photoshop Adobe InDesign Adobe Premiere Pro Logic X Ableton Live 11

Creative Softwares Others

Autodesk Fusion360

Proficient Proficient Proficient Advanced Proficient Basic Basic Proficient Basic Basic

WORK EXPERIENCE

2020: Freelance Architect

Hera Coffee & Tea House Bintaro Proposal

Proposed project for a coffee & tea house in Bintaro. Responsible for site surveying, 3D modelling, drafting, and visualization.

Kandank Jurank Workshop Proposal

Proposed project for a workshop in the Kandank Jurank Creative Park, Tangerang Selatan. Responsible for site surveying, 3D modelling, drafting, and visualization.

TABLE OF CONTENTS

Academic Works

Cihampelas Polytechnic of Design

Freelance Works

Rumah Susun Cihampelas Hera Coffee & Tea House Bintaro Proposal

Kandank Jurank Workshop Proposal

Competition Entries

Miscellaneous

Collaboratoire: Reimagining the Experience of Public Transportation in a Post-Pandemic Metropolis Kiputih.Works Conceptuals

KOMMUNARS Kiputih.Visualization

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RUMAH SUSUN CIHAMPELAS

FINAL ARCHITECTURE STUDIO PROJECT NOMINATION FOR SAA AWARDS XXXVIII

Location: Jl. Prof Eyckman & Jl. Cihampelas, Kota Bandung Mentor: Ir. Willy S. Sumamihardja, Dipl. Ing

Bandung is one of the most slum-filled cities in Indonesia. Mayor Yana Mulyana have stated that the cause for these slums in Kota Bandung is its status as a destination for urbanization. The high rate of slums have a negative impact towards the environment and its people.

The Cihampelas District has a reputation as a commercial juggernaut. However, as the economy booms, so does the flow of urbanization. Cihampelas attracts people from all walks of life to visit and even reside there. Therefore, the rate of poverty and slum areas increase accordingly. Public housing (rumah susun) is a solution to this problem.

Public housing in Indonesia faces a multitude of problems, such as poor reliability, a lack of supporting services and facilities, tight living spaces, and monotone appearance. As a response to the existing issues, the concept “vertical urban village” is proposed, which is defined as a “a three-dimensional community intended to bring back diversity, flexibility and neighbourhood life to cities”.

A vertical urban village fulfills the following characteristics: walkable and intimate, unique spatial identity, strong social interaction, local orientation, functional, and mixed communities.

Rectangular base form

The basic form consists of a rectangle; linear accordingly to the shape of the site, with a central inner court to ensure all units receive adequate access to natural lighting and ventilation.

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Subtraction towards the inner court

This subtraction allows further access for ventilation to the inner court and gives the inner court a sense of openness.

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Massing addition

This extension of mass adds the amount housing units and utilizes the dead space at the northwest of the site as a badminton court.

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10° Massing rotation

This rotation, which follows the shape of the site, optimizes site usage by the building.

in Jl. Prof. Eyckman Jl. Cihampelas 1 Legend

1. Entrance 2. 18 m² cluster 3. 18 m² cluster 4. 27 m² cluster 5. 36 m² cluster 6. Inner courtyard 7. Badminton court 8. Loading services 9. Trash & fire services 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 out

18 m²-sized housing block

Studio unit, for single occupants with communal kitchens

1 bedroom, for young couples 27 m²-sized housing block

Communal roof garden

Community-driven urban farming

36 m²-sized housing block

2 bedrooms, for a family with children

Communal spaces

Lounges interlace with voids to create a spatial connection between levels

Ground floor

Lobby, amenities and facilities, badminton court, units for the disabled

South west block: canteen, minimarket, laundry, administration offices, mail room and loading

North west block: toilets

North block ground floor: six housing unites designated for the elderly and/or disabled

South east block: public amenities such as kindergarten, library, clinic, and multifunction area.

The 18 m² unit is for the single occupant, who typically has a more active lifestyle and more sociable.

The three housing unit types, which are 18 m², 27 m², and 36 m², are based on the three resident types with their own individual needs.

The 27 m² unit is for couples, with higher demand for privacy.

The 36 m² unit is for families, with safety in mind for the children, as well as easier access to the ground floor.

Additionally, six 27 m² units are available at the ground floor for the elderly and/or disabled.

*The 18 m² units have a shared kitchen system for each six units so as to save unit space, cut utility costs, and promote social interaction.

View into West Blocks

Badminton Court

Lobby Exterior

CIHAMPELAS POLYTECHNIC OF DESIGN

STUDIO PERANCANGAN ARSITEKTUR 6

6TH SEMESTER ARCHITECTURE STUDIO

Location: Jl. Wastu Kencana & Jl. Cihampelas, Kota Bandung Mentor: Ir. Sena Tenoria, IAI

Bandung has a reputation as a city of education. With this in mind, the assignment calls for a polytechnic campus with studies in architecture, interior design, and graphic design. The program has an emphasis on its functions, especially the various workshops in which to accomodate the three different study groups.

The project has a unique condition in that the site contains a designated heritage building on its corner, which must be left untouched but can serve a function. This calls for a special consideration in regards to form response and function programming.

Good design often comes from collaboration; from the bouncing of ideas from peers, new angles of perspective brought forth from discussion, or insightful advice stemming from critiques. As an education institution with three brances of design, an emphasis is put on this spirit of collaboration, which becomes the focal point of the design.

This emphasis brings forth spaces inspiring collaboration from the different faculties and branches of design to spur on innovation. These spaces are open pockets of interaction that will invite students to participate inclusively.

The site presents several unique conditions to start with; its location at the intersection between Jl. Cihampelas and Jl. Wastu Kencana, and the existing cultural heritage building in the corner of the site.

First is the placement of the workshops on the south west which requires its own loading access. This frees up the south east in the site to respond to the node.

Further functions are stacked on the initial form; a semioutdoor student center directly above it which also acts as a noise buffer from the workshop to the upper functions, and atop it the studios and multifunction hall.

An L-shaped form extends, forming as a response to the node and to the cultural heritage building. The L-shape combined with the cultural heritage building creates a negative space which is used as a plaza; the old and new “collaborating”.

Corten steel is used as the main material for the facade, to emphasize the building’s function of polytechnic education.

Part of the L-shaped form is free from the perforated cortel steel panel facade to respond further to the node.

The ground floor of the L-shaped form is freed from walls, only supported by pilotis columns and shrouded by curtain walls. This is to provide transparency to Galeri Wastu, so that users and even passersby can view the cultural heritage building.

Roof floor: services

7th floor: multifunction hall

6th floor: studios

5th floor: studios

4th floor: studios and classrooms

3rd floor: administration functions

Student center: semioutdoor space for students, which also acts as a buffer against the noise from the workshops

2nd floor: student spaces for recreation, socialization, study, and organizational activities

Voids on the second floor of the exhibition creates a double level ceiling to enhance the exhibition experience

1st floor: Workshops

Cultural heritage building: designated as a canteen to establish functional symbiosis

Negative space: plaza

Ground floor: entrance, workshops, and exhibition

Basements: parking for vehicles, and utilities

Inner Courtyard

Exhibition

Student Center

View from Crossroads

HERA COFFEE & TEAHOUSE BINTARO

STATUS: PROJECT PROPOSAL

Location: Jl. Elang Raya No. 15, Bintaro Jaya Sektor 9 Tangerang Selatan Partner: Eraldli Zandra

Jalan Elang is a busy street in Bintaro whose spatial identity is nested in its abundant cafes neighboring each other. There is a need to carve out a unique visual identity to differ Hera Coffee & Tea House among the other cafes.

This project offers a challenge in that the owner is insistent on keeping the existing building intact, in addition to a limited budget which constrains the design process with the following question: “what course of action will keep costs to a minimum yet with the most impact?”

The existing building presents several challenges; its bulky composition and its orientation facing west. This means that the existing form would need a treatment along with the addition of some shading to prevent excessive heat gain.

However, the existing building’s interior contains a column-free interior which allows for a flexible layout plan.

The branding of the project targets a more mature market segmentation, hence the design aims to be subtle and more minimal. In addition, the limited budget means the design must make the most impact with the least possible cost.

The existing issues are remedied with the addition of a smaller “massing”; a canopy composed of wood lattices and false flat roof supported by sleek black steel columns. The addition of a green roof on the outdoor seating wall offsets the “imposing” sense that the massive wall exudes.

FLOOR PLAN

The design provides outdoor, semioutdoor, and indoor seating. While the outdoor and semioutdoor seating might be more suitable for younger customers, the indoor seating is designed with “arisan” in mind for the older female target market.

Semioutdoor Seating at Night

Indoor Seating at Night

Indoor Seating at Noon

Semioutdoor Seating at Noon

KANDANK JURANK WORKSHOP

STATUS: PROJECT PROPOSAL

Location: Kandank Jurank, Sawah Baru, Ciputat, Kota Tangerang Selatan Partner: Eraldli Zandra

Kandank Jurank is a creative space with programs such as drawing and painting lessons, outbond facilities, as well as occasionally hosting as the venue for music events. The project calls for the renovation for a run-down workshop space that can play out different creative functions, such as ceramic making and painting lessons.

The client requested a flexible layout so that the workshop can fit different functions, such as ceramic making and painting classes, with a capacity of 9 students and 2 mentors.

The design utilizes cross-ventilation and natural lighting to help the workshop sustain itself and cut on energy costs. To establish a functional relationship with the site and engage with the already active community, the design emphasizes semipermeability by using pivoting windows for most of the enclosure.

Vegetation lends the design some sense of privacy from its front side, which faces a busy part of the site, while large steps provide an opportunity for the community to sit and rest on the workshop while not in use. The entire design is supported by black steel beams, giving the entire workshop a sleek, thin look. Wood lattices form a canopy which partially surrounds a green roof.

The design considers the physical context of the location; notably its main access on the center being a plaza with an opening, with two access points on the side.

Gravel fills the surrounding of the workshop to provide a visual and functional emphasis in contrast to the building, while still maintaining absorption for the soil.

The massing of the design is fairly simple, given the low area size and simple size shape.

Wooden pergola overhang protects the interior from direct sunlight, while creating a play of shafe from the sunlight. The green roof absorbs rainwater while decreasing heat absorption.

The pivoting windows promote cross-ventilation and creates a semipermeable facade. The steel structure gives a sleek and minimalistic sense to the building, and the elevated platforms strengthen its relationship to the community.

Wooden Pergola Overhang

Steel Structure

Green Roof

Pivoting Windows

Elevated Platforms

COMMOTION: COMMUNITY IN MOTION

INTERNATIONAL DESIGN COMPETITION

STATUS: EX AEQUO WINNER (1-5 WINNERS OF EQUAL RANK AND REWARD)

Team: Aulia Rahman, Muhammad Firzal

Collaboratoire: Reimagining the Experience of Public Transportation in a Post-Pandemic Metropolis is a student design competition by Concordia University Canada with the brief asking for new ways to encourage and renew the experience of public transportation in the wake of a global sanitary crisis.

COMMOTION: COMMUNITY IN MOTION

Kiputih.Works

A PROPOSED BOUTIQUE PRODUCT DESIGN STUDIO

Kiputih.Works is a planned boutique product design studio, with currently several prototypes focusing on custom mechanical keyboards and keyboard accessories.

3D printed prototype designs for a concretebodied keyboard. The modelling is done in Autodesk Fusion360. The proposed plan was to create a “negative” form by molding it with RTV52 silicone rubber, and then casting the “positive” form by pouring concrete to the silicone mold.

Kiputih.Visualization

ARCHITECTURE VISUALIZATION STUDIO

Kiputih.Visualization is a freelance architecture visualization service, using LUMION for the base render and then Adobe Photoshop for postproduction. Kiputih.Visualization offers both photo and video visualization.

CAFE PROPOSAL IN TAMAN BINTARO

KOMMUNARS

STUDENT ARCHITECTURAL JOURNALISTIC MEDIA

Kommunars is a student architectural journalistic media under HMPSArs focusing on discourse in architecture. Kommunars publishes these discussions in the form of zines, videos, podcasts, infographics and such.

After having served as the editor-in-chief for one of its publications (Minikomm) in 2019, I acted as its chairman the following year with the support of a talented team.

Special thanks to: to Jessica Michelle and Nyra Malika, who I relied heavily on for organizational duties, to Firzal Muhammad and Aldrianta Pribadi, two exceptional talents in graphic design, to Ayesha Mitza, who smoothened the editorial duties, to Jeremy Hanson, with his quick initiative in the audiovisual field, and the rest of the KOMMUNARS team, with their unwavering support.

Minikomm is a mini-zine publication of Kommunars dedicated to discussing local architectural issues to the general public. On Minikomm 07 I acted as the editorin-chief, mainly planning the flow of content and coordinating with the editor team, in addition to writing articles. Minikomm 07 investigates the spatial implications of cigarette stalls (warung rokok).

Release: October 2019

Link: issuu.com/kommunarszine

KOMMUNZINE VOL. 11

KOMMUNARS Zine (Kommunzine) is the main publication of Kommunars, delving deeper into topics and with a larger scale. On Kommunzine Vol. 11 I was tasked to write an article regarding urbanism, urban sprawl, and how informal microbusinesses that spawn around a center of activity usually form a mutualistic symbiosis with each other.

Release: December 2019

Link: issuu.com/kommunarszine

The COVID-19 pandemic has shifted how we distance ourselves, and with it, how we interact, how we define personal space, and how we designate space. Due to limitations of printing physical copies, Minikomm 09 is instead tailored to the experience of scrolling on a screen, as it is how readers would interact with it at the time of publishing. This is achieved by seamless transition between pages, through the careful curation of color palettes and grading.

Release: October 2020 Link: behance.net/kommunars

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