Architecture Portfolio - Selected Works

PORTFOLIO ARCHITECTURE

Key Competencies Work Experience

Soft Skills Freelance Architect

Design Conceptualization

Effective Communication

Creative Problem-Solving

Time and Project Management

Adaptability and Flexibility

Hard Skills - Architectural

SketchUp

AutoCAD

Adobe Photoshop

April 2022 – Present

Collaborated with Various Architects/ Designers (Part-time)

Successfully completed architectural design projects for various sectors, including housing, interior, and landscaping with diverse task from conceptualization, drafting, to create 3D design.

Utilized industry-leading software like SketchUp, AutoCAD, Adobe Photoshop, Adobe In-Design, and Enscape to create visually appealing results.

IT Consultant / Technical Writer

May 2022 - Present

PT. Sharing Vision Indonesia (Full-time)

Delivered successful IT projects and technical documentation for diverse clients, including major banking and digital banking companies in Indonesia.

Authored comprehensive technical documentation, including TOR, Reports, and Training materials, ensuring clarity and accuracy.

Adobe In-Design Enscape Research Technical Writing Data Analytics

Managed multiple projects concurrently, demonstrating excellent time management and adaptability.

Hard Skills - Transferable Skills

Incorporated client feedback and adjusted designs efficiently, ensuring projects aligned with their vision and functional requirements.

Research Associate

Agile and adaptable professional, demonstrated by successfully transitioning into IT consulting despite a background in architecture, quickly mastering technical concepts, and achieving “Certified IT Procurement Expert” and “Certified Data Analyst Professional” certifications within a short timeframe.

Co-Facilitator

May 2022 – November 2022

Language Proficiency

Bahasa Indonesia (Native)

English (Upper Intermediate)

TOEFL ITP Overall Band Score 563

Education

Architecture Bachelor Program

2017 – 2021

Bandung Institute of Technology (ITB)

School of Architecture, Planning, and Policy Development

GPA 3.41/4.00 144 Credit Hours

Certifications

Best Illustrations on Micro Nation Challenge 2nd (Vacanza)

Issued by Micro Nation, 2020

Mitsubishi Corporation Scholarships Awardee

Issued by Mitsubishi Corporation, 2019

Certified Data Analyst Professional (CDAP)

Issued by Sharing Vision, 2023

Certified IT Procurement Expert (CITPE)

Issued by Sharing Vision, 2023

October 2021 – December 2022

Bandung Institute of Technology (Parttime)

Contributed to a research project on local wood prefabrication as an alternative in housing component procurement in Indonesia, collecting data through literature, field observation, and stakeholder interviews.

Collaborated in a team to organize and analyze research data using collaborative platforms, ensuring the reliability of information.

Developed strong communication and teamwork skills by coordinating regular meetings and discussions among the team, overcoming language barriers, and ensuring all team members were aligned with the research objectives.

Architectural Intern

May 2021 – August 2021

ART Indonesia (Internship)

Collaborated directly with the Principal on three distinct design projects, including residential and healthcare facilities with tasks to develop design concepts into preliminary drawings for client presentations.

Utilized AutoCAD, SketchUp, Adobe Photoshop, and Enscape to enhance the visual representation and presentation of architectural concepts. Actively contributed to the development of three main design projects, including two housing projects and a hospital in Papua.

Adapted quickly to changing client needs, efficiently adjusting designs while managing multiple projects simultaneously.

PT. LinxBrain Cemerlang Indonesia (Part-time)

Co-Facilitated impactful digital transformation training programs for leading companies in Indonesia, enhancing participants’ digital capabilities in areas such as Design Thinking, Decision Making, Goal Management, and Agile Management.

Utilized excellent communication skills to engage diverse audiences, ensuring effective understanding and implementation of training content.

Demonstrated adaptability and problem-solving skills, effectively managing unexpected situations during training sessions and facilitating constructive discussions among participants.

Workshops

LokaTalks X LokaWalks : Menelusuri

Cekungan Kota Bandung dan Desain Kota Ramah Air. (Participant)

Event by LokaLab, 2023

Etika Profesi IAI (Participant)

Workshop by Ikatan Arsitektur Indonesia (IAI), 2021

Parahyangan Design Camp (Participant)

Workshop by HMPSArs Parahyangan University (UNPAR), 2019

O N T E N T

Academic Works

SEDERHANA

TRADITIONAL MARKET

CIBADAK OASE

Other Works

COMPETITION PROJECT

SKETCH AND DRAWING

PANGKAL PINANG HOUSE

Internship Project

Year : 2021

Type : Housing

Location : Sumedang Street, Pangkal Pinang

Site Size : 520 m2

The relatively young client seeks a modern and simple design, emphasizing guest-friendliness. The design aimed to balance private, semi-private, and public spaces, with flexibility for hosting guests. The ample land provides room for an inner courtyard, functioning as a private garden for the residents.

Task Description : Was involved in conceptualization of the design and finalizing it into preliminary drawing and rendered images, directly supervised by the Principal Architect throughout the process. Utilizing SketchUp, AutoCAD, Enscape, and Adobe Photoshop.

Zoning Strategy

The site were divided into three main zoning area. Public, semi-public, and private.

Public Area

Semi-Public Area

Private Area

The Inner Courtyard

Balancing

Adding mass to create cube shapes on a couple ends of a long hall, the approach is to achieve balance through the overall shape proportion.

The Final Touch

The overall shape are balanced by enhancing roof with the same height as the wall beneath. This approach not only provides balance, but also highlights the distinctive charm of the design, drawing inspiration from the traditional shapes found in Indonesia’s vernacular architecture, thoughtfully adapted to suit the climatic conditions.

Crafting a secluded garden by placing the inner courtyard at the heart of the building.

The private realm, exclusive to family members and dedicated primarily to repose, is thoughtfully isolated, housing only bedrooms and bathrooms. In contrast, the semi-public precinct is accessible to non-family members, featuring the inviting spaces of the living room, dining room, and a charming inner courtyard. Meanwhile, the public zone is meticulously designed to accommodate guests, catering to the homeowner’s penchant for hosting friends.

SECOND FLOOR PLAN

Both the public and semi-public areas has access to the inner courtyard, ensuring a seamless flow of fresh air and natural light throughout, enhancing the overall living experience.

C-C’ SECTION

A Haven of Comfort, Exploration, and Warmth

The design embodies a vision of comfort and warmth, seamlessly blending with nature through its expansive inner courtyard. Crafted from natural materials such as wood and stone, the structure exudes a harmonious palette of light grey, black, and brown hues. Abundant, wide openings invite appropriate amounts of natural light, creating a bright and inviting atmosphere.

The design maximizes its connection to the inner courtyard, fostering a sense of unity with the outdoors. With its generous and open spaces, this design offers an ideal environment for children to embark on exploratory adventures, sparking their curiosity and creativity, an ideal choice for the client’s family.

Embracing Welcoming, Openness, and Tranquility

The guest area of the design is an embodiment of welcome and openness. With a carefully designed vista that frames the serene inner courtyard, it invites a sense of tranquility and connection with nature.

The focal point, a beautifully integrated pool, serves a dual purpose. Beyond effectively tempering the sun’s heat, it also transforms into a mesmerizing reflecting pond, enhancing the overall vista and creating a harmonious, soothing ambiance.

LLOYD APARTMENT

Freelancing Project - Collaborating with Anima Atelier

Year : 2022

Type : Interior Design

Task Description : Were involved in generating Technical Drawing for Sections and Furniture Details.

Design by Atelier Anima, Render by Me.

Challenge and Approach

The challenge of creating detailed architectural drawings, in this case the section and furnitures of an apartment unit, lies in the precision needed to align the information with other critical drawings, including material plans, furniture layouts, and more. To tackle this challenge effectively, our approach entailed leveraging a 3D model from SketchUp as the foundational blueprint. Subsequently, we translated this model into a detailed section drawing utilizing AutoCAD.

General Plan

Section A-A’

Section C-C’

Section B-B’

Section D-D’

Furniture Detailed Plan

Furniture Detailed Elevation and Section

Showcasing Warm Living and Modern Dining

Throught the rendered image, I wish to showcase the living room which utilizes as much natural sunlight as possible through the wide openings, inserting warmth and brightness, enhancing the overall atmosphere of comfort and vitality.

Morevoer, in the dining area, I wish to showcase the modern concept, which can be seen from fresh perspective on dining, where a sleek bar table seamlessly integrates with the kitchen space. This approach not only maximizes functionality but also creates an inviting ambiance for culinary delights.

Design by Atelier Anima, Render by Me.

BALLACREE FARM

Freelancing Project - Collaborating with VH Studio

Year : 2022

Type : Interior Modelling

Task Description : Working on Kitchen, Living Room and Dining Room.

Rendering by Valeryn from VH Studio with Lumion.

3D Model By Me

The process of generating 3D Model of the design guided by a concept document provided by the clients. This document showcasing the chosen materials and furniture preferences through precedent images. However, In this particular project, there are minor adjustment to the overall floor plan that require extra time on fixing. Hence, the biggest challenge on this project was to modified the design to meet the desired floor plan, which originally was not part of the given task.

Year : 2022

PALU NATIONAL PARK

Freelancing Project - Collaborating with Architect Ridwan Fauzi

Type : Landscaping

Location : North Lolu, Palu

Site Size : +6000 m2

Task Description : Were involved in generating construction drawing for lighting plan and their specification.

Lighting Specification Table

General Lighting Plan

Rendering and Design by Ridwan Fauzi

VATULEMO PARK

Freelancing Project - Collaborating with Architect Ridwan Fauzi

Year : 2023

Type : Landscaping

Location : Palu, In front of Mayor’s Building

Site Size : +21.000 m2

Task Description : Were involved in generating construction drawing for Site Sections and Detailed Drawings for parts of the Overall Park.

Rendering and Design by Ridwan Fauzi

SEDERHANA MARKET

Year : 2021

Type : Traditional Market

Location : Sederhana Street, Bandung

Site Size : 9.205 m2

This project placed for final school project. Focuses on the revitalization of the Sederhana Traditional Market, aiming to tap into its vast potential. Positioned strategically and boasting high accessibility while offering quality products, this market has successfully cultivated a loyal customer base over time. However, it remains plagued by the persistent stereotype of being a dirty, wet, dark, and muddy marketplace. Furthermore, the second floor of the market remains underutilized due to a lack of visitors. To tackle these issues, the proposed solution revolves around enhancing four key aspects: accessibility and circulation, strategic zoning, space quality, and unique character.

Rad 1 km

The Site Potential

The Site proposed benefits from an excellent location that’s easily accessible via various public transportation options. It’s surrounded by important facilities like hospitals, pharmacies, schools, and universities. These factors not only make it convenient for vendors and visitors but also attract workers and students from these institutions to the market, especially its food court area. This unique blend of accessibility and a diverse visitor base ensures the traditional market allows a vibrant and essential community hub.

Macro Site Analysis

Project Site

Healthcare Facilities

Educational Facilities

Radius

Public Transport Pathway, namely:

- Margahayu Raya - Ledeng

- Ciroyom - Sarijadi

- Sederhana - Cijerah

- Sederhana - Cimindi

- Stasiun Hall - Cimbeuleuit

Rad 250 m

Rad 500 m

Rad 750 m

The Sederhana Street

The main issue concerning the traditional market site’s main street is the high potential for heavy traffic. Several factors contribute to this problem, including the presence of street vendors, a public transport terminal situated on Jl. Sederhana, and a temporary garbage shelter along Street. The loading and unloading of garbage at this location not only disrupt traffic flow but also create an unhealthy environment. It’s clear that the placement of the temporary garbage shelter is not strategically ideal.

To address these challenges, a series of potential solutions have been proposed. Firstly, relocating the temporary garbage shelter to a more suitable area would alleviate congestion and improve overall street conditions. Additionally, considering alternative entrances to the market, rather than direct access via Sederhana Street, could help redistribute traffic and reduce congestion on the main road. These solutions aim to create a more efficient and pleasant environment for both visitors and vendors at the traditional market site.

High Contour Difference

Height difference up to 5m along the site.

Lack of Vegetation and open space

Despite the lack of vegetation and open space on site, Sukajadi Subdistrict overall lack both aspect up to 55.3 Ha.

Unused Trading Space

Provided Trading space on second floor nearly abandoned due to lack of customer visiting the area.

Unhealthy Trading Space

Trading activity mainly done on dark, muddy, smelly, dirty, and messy areas.

Violates built land restrictions regulations

The maximum land built according to regulation was 40% of the overall site, while the existing land was built approximately 90% of it.

The Main Concept The Mass Transformation

Circullation & Accessibility

Thoughtful planning of circulation and accessibility for both people and vehicles can significantly enhance the strategic value of the traditional market. Well-designed pathways and access points create a more efficient and inviting environment for visitors and vendors alike.

Zoning

Strategic zoning within the market layout offers multiple benefits. It aids visitors in easily identifying different trading sections as they navigate the market. Moreover, it provides an opportunity to strategically position anchor points, guiding visitors past various retail areas, thus increasing the market’s strategic appeal.

Space Quality

The market’s design prioritizes user comfort and health. This approach challenges the traditional perception of markets as wet, dirty, dark, and muddy places. By ensuring a clean, well-lit, and comfortable environment, the market aims to redefine the shopping experience.

Character

The traditional market seeks to distinguish itself through a blend of unique and recognizable features. This includes embracing modern shopping culture with the integration of a digital market, providing a vibrant temporary plaza for diverse activities within the heart of the market, and incorporating elements of traditional Sundanese architecture into the building’s design. These distinctive characteristics aim to attract a diverse range of visitors and infuse vitality into the market.

Maximizing utilization of Open Spaces

Cut for Vehicle Circulation

Adding floor storeys considering land contour.

Adding opening to thicker building for air and light access.

Connect building using bridges along the site for access.

Third Floor Plan

Foodcourt and Non-Food Area

Second Floor Plan

Dry-Food and Non-Food Area

Zoning Strategy

Vertical Circullation

People typically visit the traditional market primarily for its wet market section. Moreover, the surrounding population comprises a diverse audience, including students and working individuals, making them potential customers for the food court (known as “pujasera”) within the traditional market.

Consequently, these two functions serve as anchors within the market layout. To maximize their effectiveness, it’s essential to position them strategically, allowing people from various backgrounds, including students and the working population, to pass by other retail areas on their way to the pujasera or wet market.

The Anchor

WET MARKET AREA

FOODCOURT (PUJASERA)

OUTDOOR CIRCULLATION

ON-BRIDGE CIRCULLATION

UNDER-BRIDGE CIRCULLATION

TEMPORARY PLAZA

CIBADAK OASE

Year : 2021

Type : Mixuse Builiding

Location : Cibadak Street, Bandung

Site Size : 8.000 m2

Oase, or what people used to say Oasis, like the name, Cibadak Oase were not just a mixuse building, but also a breathe of air within the crowd and hectic downtown.

The Oasis were not just available for the occupant. But also every citizen that passing by the area. The massive building doesn’t necessarily block the big area. The first floor used as a public space with premeable pathways that create bypass for the pedestrians so that public can also enjoy the oase on their way crossing the area.

Massing Strategy

Human Circullation Plaza

Apartment Area

Commercial Area

Best View Potential

Sun Direction

Directly Facing Sunlight Area

Facade System

Adjustable wooden facade to control the Intense sunlight at noon, espepecially for building’s west side that exposed to direct light from the evening sunlight.

Arcade Facade to match the surrounding of Cibadak Street

Third Floor Plan

Cinema, F&B, karaoke, co-working space, retails.

Second Floor Plan

Retails, F&B, Supermarket, Bookstore.

Ground Floor

Massive garden, drop-offs, retails, supermarket, and library.

Retails Supermarket Library FnB

Coworking Cinema Karaoke

Apartment Typical Floor Plan

Apartment floor with 3 types of bedroom. Each side of the tower equipped with wooden facade as a sun shading.

Fourth Floor Plan

Apartment occupant shared floor. Pool, fitness centre, laundry and beauty salon.

West Elevation

East Elevation

C-C’ Section

South Elevation

North Elevation

A-A’ Section

Working Living

The working space within offers a vibrant coworking environment, thoughtfully crafted for both occupants and the public to collaborate and innovate.

The living area encompasses modern apartments along with essential amenities, ensuring the utmost comfort for residents.

Leisure

Commercial sector that welcomes both occupants and the wider community, fostering a lively atmosphere for all to enjoy.

BE AWAY

Design Competition Works - Best Illustrations

Year : 2020

Type : Cottage House

Location : Imaginary Owned Island

Site Size : 250 m in Diameter of the Island

Design Concept

The primary architectural inspiration for this cottage derives from Archipelago Architecture, with a particular focus on the Sundanese traditional house. This architectural choice not only prioritizes ease of construction but also places a strong emphasis on disaster resilience and environmental sustainability.

Comprising two main rooms, this cottage features a bedroom and a dining room. These rooms designed with expansive openings that frame sea views, allowing the beauty of the surroundings to become an integral part of the cottage experience. Moreover, these generous openings serve a dual purpose by flooding the interior with abundant natural light and facilitating effective cross ventilation.

Watercolor Sketch

Portrait Sketch (Traditional - Digital)