C O N T SEL Ec ted w or ks : p e r sona l p r oje c tS DISAPPEARING BRICKS Responsive Rotating Building Facade
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THE MAKIBISHI HOTEL 8-Storey 3-star Hotel in Central Bandung
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THE HEAL DWELLING: A BLISSFUL EMBRACE OF TECH-NATURE High-End International Hospital at Metland Cyber City, Tangerang
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HIDDEN TALENT ESCALATOR Integrated Innovative Technopreneur Student Center
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ANDRAWINA KAMBANG Irreplaceable Togetherness
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E N T S W O RK S HOP E X P E R IE NC E
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HACKATHON: HACK YOUR HERITAGE 2018
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AA VISITING SCHOOL BAMBOO LAB 2018
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BUILDING INFORMATION MODELLING 2018
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HAND-MODELLING AND CRAFTING
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PERSONAL projects
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d i s a ppear ing b r i c ks responsive rotating building facade BUILDING TYPE SITE AREA BUILDING AREA STORIES CAPACITY PARKING SPACE
commercial - office 3500 m2 2000 m2 18 floors 2 basement 120 offices 180 cars 160 bikes
PROJECT One of the most popular facade is a double skin facade, where the conDESCRIPTION struction is different from the main structure. Second skin facade usually acts as a strong sun-shading, but often becomes an obstacle from daylighting. Nowadays, responsive facades are being developed, with smart detector and rotating engine, so that the facade will adjust itself according to the amount of sunrays falling upon the facade’s surface.
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facade module
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module detail
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joint details
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TH E MAKIBIS HI HO TEL GLAMOUROUS AND LUXURIOUS THREE-STAR HOTEL at LASWI road, bandung BUILDING TYPE SITE AREA BUILDING AREA STORIES CAPACITY PARKING SPACE
commercial - hotel 4630 m2 1200 m2 8 floors 1 basement 300 rooms 120 cars 100 bikes
PROJECT Near a railway and a creative hub, stands a mid-class hotel on a narrow DESCRIPTION site. Directly facing the crossroads, designers have to think about how to represent the hotel, while being creative to play with the building mass. Providing several types of rooms, the hotel also has to accomodate large events and meetings as another source of income. The hotel must also has effective space arrangement for both room rent and service area.
analysis and concept
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analysis and concept
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floor plans
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floor plans
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elevation
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facade concept
architectural and structural axonometry
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exterior perspective DAY RENDERING
NIGHT RENDERING
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interior perspective
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T HE H EAL-DW ELLI NG: A B LISS FUL EM B R AC E O F TE C H-NATURE INTERNATIONAL MODERN mixed-use HOSPITAL at METLAND CYBER CITY, TANGERANG BUILDING TYPE SITE AREA BUILDING AREA STORIES CAPACITY PARKING SPACE
healthcare - hospital 2.7 ha 4.0 ha 10 floors 1 basement 400+ beds 192 cars 110 bikes
PROJECT Located at a newly developed CBD (Central Business District) area, MetDESCRIPTION land Cyber City in Tangerang City, this 400-bed hospital with 27.500 m2 building area will be an integrated design between technology and nature, whilst prioritizing embracement and recovery spirit. This is enhanced by design concept blissful, giving comfort and happiness through ambience and activity choices provided by architecture. By using architectural and psychological science such behavioral architecture, environmental psychology, and psychoneuroimmunology, the concept of “The Heal-Dwelling at Metland Cyber City” will be using multidisciplinary design, realizing Heal House with total healing environment in the middle of metropolitan city’s hustle bustle. This building will have 3 main concepts: a blissful embrace for the patients (playful: leisure and recreation), supported by modern design close with nature (modern-natural experience), and zoning for all layer of users (exclusive-inclusiveness).
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building issues
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user issues
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site plan
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ground plan
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floor plans floor 6-8
inpatient room plan detail innovative inpatient room plan to maximize view better psychological response, better healing progress
patient’s view range from room
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building zoning
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bridge section
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principle section
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utilities
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building materials
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site perspective
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emergency entrance perspective
inner court perspective
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room perspective vip room
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other indoor perspective
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SELECTED works
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team projects
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h i d de n tal ent esc alat o r integrated innovative technopreneur student center at cisitu, bandung BUILDING TYPE SITE AREA BUILDING AREA STORIES CAPACITY
mixed-use - student creative hub 1200 m2 1044 m2 4 floors 400 students
with T. Priscylla A.A. and Marestu R. N.
PROJECT Bandung is a student city, where all kinds of needs are provided well for DESCRIPTION students. Unfortunately, those needs are usually seperated in different areas, making students have to mobilize more than needed only to fulfill those needs. Therefore, it is important for students to have a single building where everything is provided, and comfortable enough to be more productive in students activities such as studying and socializing.
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a n d rawina kam b ang irreplaceable togetherness at kaniungan besar, east kalimantan top 15 out of 100+ applicants
BUILDING TYPE SITE AREA BUILDING AREA STORIES CAPACITY
with Marcella Gandakusumah and Kevin
residential - floating house 90 m2 54 m2 2 floors 6 people
PROJECT Indonesia is a multi-islands country. Countless beaches are located in DESCRIPTION Indonesia, becoming one of most visited places by tourists. But, there are also increasing needs of housing around the area, where people wouldn’t need to live too far away from the tourists’ spot for a living. A floating house is one of the solution for this, where people can live and make money altogeher, while preserving Indonesia’s beaches and its beauty.
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h ac ka th o n 2 0 1 8 : h ac k your her i t age digital culture meets cultural heritage The 3-days workshop is started with full-day presentation from the experts in culture and digital, such as the head of West Java culture and design, Virtual Reality lecturer from German, etc. After the introduction, participants are sent to explore Bandung to do surveys on assigned cultural problems to be solved. Using the digital knowledge and samples of digital solution, participants are required to make proposals and prototypes of the solution for each problems.
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with AQUINALDO FARAH ALMAIDA IQBAL M FAUZAN IRSAN FIRMANSYAH MICHELLE NOVELLIE
In this workshop, my team received the main problem: The Degrading of Cultural Knowledge in Bandung, especially around the heritage site, Braga and its surrounding. Our discussion led us to create a fun game involving a tour of Braga, while actively interacting with real-life Braga, such as finding historical site, enjoyng famous Bandung food, or communicating with cultural experts. With this game, players will be able to receive real-life reward such as movie tickets, free coupons, etc.
scan qr code to TRY ngabaraga GAME SIMULATION
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a a vs 20 1 8: bam b o o lab designing post-disaster shelter with algorithm approach
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with erwita nurika from hao lin from wei ran wu from wu di from
institut teknologi bandung university of melbourne university of melbourne university of melbourne
In this project, we were trained to be more aware of natural disasters, and how to make a cost and time efficient building for post-disaster shelters. Using bamboo as traditional yet strong material, we combine the knowledge of digital analysis and local’s culture for structure and space arrangement.
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bi m imme r sio n c o m pet i t i o n model checking, scheduling and cost estimating with archicad, solibri, synchro, and costx Introduced with 4-days workshop of BIM engines, students are given the responsibility to recheck the prepared 3D model project. After correcting the errors, we are required to set the construction schedule and simulation, then estimate the construction cost. The final result is students’ recognition of BIM’s role in real-life industry.
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bhavya from deakin university su yang from chong qing university yang jie gan from university of melbourne zari subhlok from university of melbourne
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scan qr code to watch the construction simulation
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h a n d-modelli ng
LANDSCAPE DESIGN
ARCHITECTURAL DESIGN
STRUCTURAL DESIGN
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h and- m o delli n g FINAL PROJECT MODEL (HM: GEOFANI AND ELFIRA)
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p ho t ogr ap hy BUILDING
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pho t o gr aph y MISCELLANEOUS
CITY SKYLINE
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