PORTFOLIO 2024___Aya Duhita by Aya Duhita

P O R T F O L I O aya duhita

Yogyakarta : BORN

GADJAH MADA UNIVERSITY - Dept. Architecture, Engineering Faculty //

Heritage Collaboration Work with UTM Malaysia - 3rd prize on design workshop 2008

Basketball Competition Engineering Faculty - 1st place 2010

Parahyangan, Bandung, New Eco Friendly Town national design competition - 1st prize | 2010

Heritage National Exhibition ‘Jogja Merangkul Dunia’ | 2011

4th DREaM Youth Summer Program, Yogyakarta, Indonesia 2012

November 2012

in Architecture

PT MITRA ADIPERKASA, TBK //

Interior Designer | 2013 - 2014

Fit Out Supervisor 2014 - 2016

Brand in charge:

Marks & Spencer (mainly), Crabtree & Evelyn, Warehouse, OASIS, MaxMara Weekend //

4th International Youth Forum for Historical Reconciliation, Korean National Commission for UNESCO, Seoul 2015

Photography Exhibition ‘Berani Bermimpi, Berani Menginspirasi’ | 2016

POLITECNICO DI MILANO - Architecture Design and History //

Invest Your Talent in Italy - scholarship awardee

Introductory Seminar to The Conscious Comparison Between Art and Architecture, Between History and Modernity, Mantova, Italy 2017

Design in Historical Area Workshop Portugal-Italy, Politecnico di Milano, Mantova, Italy | 2017

October 2018 : GRADUATED - Master Degree in Science

COPRAT Soc Coop, Mantova Italy //

Intern Architect January - April 2018

Architect Collaborator October - November 2018

International Competition for Alternative Layout Design in Standard Housing, Russia 2018

PT TRANS FASHION INDONESIA

Project Interior Architect 2019 - now

Brand in charge:

Aigner, Furla, Bimba Y Lola, GEOX, Find Kapoor, Canali, Stella McCartney, PINKO, Moschino Jeans, Hugo Boss (former) //

Digital Transformation Team 2020 - 2022

Starting in 2020, aside from my main responsibilities as in-house Architect, I joined Digital Transformation Team working on the initial

design for the

catalog and together with the team,

LANGUAGE: Indonesian (native) English (speaking, writing, listening) Korean (basic) Italian (passive)

INTEREST

OTHERS: Photography Graphic Design Hand Sketching Writing Research Marketing Strategy COMPETENCE fashion & lifestyle home improvement

SOFTWARE: AutoCAD SketchUp + VRay Adobe Photoshop, Illustrator, InDesign, Lightroom CorelDRAW Figma Canva Ms Office (Words, PowerPoint, Excel) Google Workspace

AYA DUHITA July 4th, 1990

With good communication and interpersonal skill, am capable to work as a team and independently. Familiar with some deadlines, can handle working under tight schedule. am a detail oriented person and always trying to keep up with the current market’s trend; open minded with high determination and positive energy. Kindness and respect are the roots carry at any given times.

+62 812 1145 8622 aya.dimitria@gmail.com

Bludiran PB / no. 66 Yogyakarta, 55131

Jalan Harpa / AA no. 25, Kelapa Gading, Jakarta 14250

a new eco-friendly town // KOTA BARU PARAHYANGAN // bandung, indonesia // 2010

The area is part of Kota Baru Parahyangan (KBP) town center that is easily accessed from the main road. Site town center KBP approximately 14.8 Ha, 630-647 me ers above sea level. The town cen er s location is on a valley and hid by the 44 meters hill also water spring perfectly provided.

Kota Baru Parahyangan (KBP) is an independent smart city and eco friendly. The main concept based on history, culture, and also education from itself Those three points are the criteria that would be trans ormed to all the elements of KBP.

To complete the mission to make an independent smart city that covered history, culture, education, and the nature itself instead of a massive block, the building divide by some gaps that linked all the element into one compact area. The mass itself shaped into a continuous curve that covered more view from the surrounding.

MAS TERPLAN

The main building of this area is the mixed use resort building that accommodate your leisure time with a commercial center included. Facing the natural rice field is one of the selling points that give a new experience for the guests. The building itself as if a bridge that connected the lake and the greenery, that linked the nature and technology. With this building shape, people can experienced new spaces by the green corridor.

To enjoy the whole facilities, this area is supported with monorail. With some stop stations, guests can choose the activity that fits them, whether it’s enjoying the real experience planting in the rice field, tracking on foot or by bicycle, interacting with the animals on the bird park, enjoying some beautiful views on the lake, or doing research on the study center.

NORTTH NORTH

NORTH NORTH

With more gaps, it expected to increase the natural lighting during the day. Supporting this, there some solar panels attached on the roof to provide more energy needed by the entire area for not only electricity but also the part of study center. The gaps between each unit also provide more beautiful view and more privacy that could be the selling points of this resort.

NORTH NORTH

HERITAGE NOL KM

YOGYAKAR TA

ISSUE

DISCONTINUIT Y

Lots of histor y icons situated around the Nol KM area. This inevit ably making this node too strong, somehow giving too much euphoria

which det ached the fact that this area is also par of imaginar y line of Yogyakar a which led into the 'real' icon, Kraton Ngayogyakar a.

LANDSCAPE DESIGN

Landscape design in this area can still be developed better

accor ding to the guideline fr om the local government and emphasizing the vist a. The key to create the new landmark is to treat and ser ve the pedestrian better

Nol KM used to be the st ar ting point to measure the dis ance among lots of area in Yogyakar a and even for another city

surr ounding outside. It used to be called 'Simpang Air

Mancur' (fount ain inter section) since there was a big fountain at the center of inter section which demolished due to the bigger traf ic.

DESIGN CONCEPT

CONTINUIT Y

Pedestrian's pattern designed in unity fr om Tugu Jogja until area right before Alun-Alun Ut ar a so the continuity of imaginar y line not disconnected area before and af ter passed Nol KM area.

COMMERCIAL ZERO POINT

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commer cial area should be cited acr oss Bank Indonesia which is poles apar with the current cir cums ance. The pr oposed designed, including relocation of this commer cial area, using Macapat (an old Javanese tr aditional song) as a concept. Macapat means 'maca papat-papat' (reading four by four). It is tr ansformed into size and also space allocation: for each set canopy consists of four booths with trees planted in ever y 11 meter

The former design of pedestrian area at the nor th side of 0 KM area merely emphasized the space only by the size without any specif ic theme. Using adial pattern, hopefully could maximize the dynamic ambience and lexibility within the 0 KM area.

THE G ATE

The initial concept of the gate is making a new one with the modern feeling without dominating the old gate and instead, strengthening the existence of old gates directing people to AlunAlun Ut ar a. Taking an old Javanese agline 'Dwi Nogo Roso Tunggal' (two dr agons with one soul), the shape of the gate is channeling the shape of the dr agons itself which is at the end of imaginar y line tr ack being together in the sign placed on the main gate of Kr aton Yogyakar a.

The pattern in the south of this area is designed to give continuity impression of imaginar y line fr om Tugu Yogyakar t a to Ker aton

The plot of canopy and tree’s dis are transformed fr of old tr

SEMARANG CHINATOWN (known as Pecinan Semarang) is one of historical-heritage area. Nowadays, this district star t to be forgotten by people. To make it liveable again, a small recover y through tourism is one of the options.

With PEDESTRIAN ORIENTED DEVELOPMENT, the tourism concept offered ‘an upgrade’ to the district by emphasizing the ‘WALKING EXPERIENCE’ in ever y alleys which hopefully can be one of the tourism objects that bring benefits to the people inside, both financially and social ways.

Various type of building a Vacant area that can be designed a Temple at the end of alleys - from there we can see another temple a

Chinatown area in Semarang had 4 gates back in the past. The design concept here tries to bring them back. The gates concept is not only in a statue or pillar shape but more to he meaning of gate which is an entrance and welcoming.

OBSERVATIONDECK

An already-existed intersection is designed into commercial area. Together with the stone shop and other small shop, a small café placed into this area to gather more attention to this alley

WALKING EXPERIENCE offered by this concept concluded in a design that fills the abandoned area which’s connecting two alleys in this chinatown area. This area located between Gang Gambiran and Gang Tengah. As mentioned before, in the mouth of Gang Gambiran, there was a gate to enter this area in the past. By recovering that gate, Gang Gambiran becoming one of the main paths that offered.

To attract people back to the walking trend, this OBSERVATION DECK is designed. This obser vation deck works in two way. First, because of the shape, the height, and also the materials, people expected to walk closer approaching this deck. That means, people expected to got their first waking experience. The second way by going up this obser vation deck, they can enjoy the view of the whole area, and find the traditional temples and other preser ved buildings that they haven’t seen before in the first walking experience. Therefore, af ter seeing it, they expected to star t the new steps exploring this chinatown area.

Complimenting the new sightseeing deck, another existing building tur ned into a guesthouse. With the location which more private, tourist can enjoy the ‘real’ feel of chinatown with less crowded.

A vacant space also used to connect the an alley one to another Since a chinatown has a crowd and compact ambience, the development brought to ‘higher level. A sightseeing deck designed to enjoy the whole area and create new meeting point.

This intersection connect the alley to the other street which also connected the temple as well. There for not only gate, a treatment for the pedestrian is needed for landmark developing. To complete that concept, the old residential building tur ned into a guesthouse with interior replica of old Chinese houses.

THE f iveELEMENT S

The concept of the obser vation deck itself, came from the five basic elements that Chinese believed. There are water, fire, metal, wood, and ear th.

These elements transfor med through its philosophy and give something new something different, something moder n in this historical area, but still close to the Chinese culture.

By using all of these elements, this design expected to bring new tourism attraction and also balancing the energy of this area.

WATER FIRE METAL WOOD EARTH

The water element in this area comes as a small pond in the middle of the obser vation deck. As the symbol of bir th, it expected to bring new ‘life’ to this area.

The fire element is a symbol of youth, which in this idea comes in the glass of the railing. Hopefully this youth spirit comes through the district as well.

Metal represent ‘old age’, which is suitable with the historical background briefly showed up as the main str ucture, expected to be easy maintain and long last. Wood material brought to this concept are plant, wood itself, and spaces. Greener y also being the par t of this space that connects two alleys in this district.

This element obviously seen as where the str ucture took a place. Moreover the shadows that created from the shape are par t of this element itself.

This obser vation deck’s connecting two different alleys (gangways), Gang Gambiran and Gang Tengah. The existing data from Gang Gambiran shows that almost 90% of the area are family neighbor hood. The 10% lef t are an ar t galler y traditional temple, few small shops, stone’s craf house, and swallow’s nest. There are also some old houses that lef t behind in Gang Gambiran because of the high maintenance cost of the building.

These type of building proposed to be recovered and preser ved as guest houses where tourists can enjoy the traditional architecture during their leisure time.

In the other hand, Gang Tengah is more actives and looks more moder n due to the building types. It is fulfilled by public facilities and business activities such as banks, shops, and other offices. Even there are some family houses, most of it are already renovated to the more moder n face and also used as shop or restaurant in the ground floor.

Through this obser vation deck’s, hopefully those two alleys connected well and shared the different ‘attractions’ between them.

ALLEYSCONNECTOR

housing & museum complex // INTERVENTION IN VIADUCT // porto, portugal // 2017

Essential of the traditional Fijian construction technique is represented by BURE - the house constructed with materials that everyone has by the hand which became our main source of inspiration.

The use of shipping container meets the requirements of fast and low-cost shelter resistant to a cyclone while the use of local materials brings the individuality to each unit and sense of home which make it belongs to a place. the combination of modern elements and vernacular principles is a key to achieve our main goal: PROVIDE PEOPLE WITH FAST SHELTER, EASILY TRANSFORMED TO A PERMANENT HOUSE.

SMALL SCALE PRINCILES [APARTMENTS]

MODULAR FURNITURE FOR FORMING SPACES

VENTILATED SECOND BATHROOM

PREFABRICATED BATHROOMS

COST AND ENERGY EFFICIENT RADIANT FLOOR HEATING

VENTILATED PREFABRICATED KITCHEN SHAFTS OUTSIDE OF APARTMENTS TO AVOID SPACE LOSS KITCHEN/BATHROOM /LAUNDRY

TYPES OF OPENINGS

MATERIALS AND BUILDING ENVELOPE

FLOOR-TO-CEILING WINDOW

FULLY CLOSED BALCONY FOR WIND PROTECTION AND SEVERE CLIMATE

OPEN LOGGIA SUITABLE FOR WINTER AND SUMMER

STANDARDIZED DIMENSIONS ALUMINIUM WINDOWS

PREFAB BATHROOMS AND KITCHNENS

2 OPTIONS FOR UNDERFLOOR

HEATING: WATER/ELECTRICAL* STANDARDIZED AND LOCALIZED SHAFTS

PREFAB OR CAST ON SITU

CONCRETE STRUCTURE

EXTERNAL INSTALLATION WITH CLADDING

STANDARDIZED BALCONIES /DOOR WINDOWS

EXTERNAL FINISHING WITH PLASTER OR CERAMIC TILES SYSTEM

CUSTOM LOGGIAS AND BALCONIES

Lots of Italian old houses tend to be buildings under conservation rules. Including this building that I got to work with during my time with COPRAT. We want to keep the building as original as possible, but due to the building orientation, during certain time, the building will get too much sun expossure. In this case, I worked for several alternatives to give the facade a make over but still preserve the original setting. New facade and new emergency staircase are added to bring out the best feature on this building.

ON CAPTURED:

Marks & Spencer Senayan City Mall, Jakarta

Other Marks & Spencer stores was in charge in 2013-2016:

Renovation of M&S Senayan City Mall Jakarta

New Store of M&S Grand Mall Bekasi

Renovation of M&S Pondok Indah Mall

Renovation of M&S Plaza Indonesia

New Store of M&S St. Moritz Jakarta

New Store of M&S Tunjungan Plaza Surabaya

ON CAPTURED:

The new store of MaxMara Weekend Plaza Indonesia was all done locally, both construction and furniture production

MaxMara Weekend Plaza Indonesia, Jakarta

For this project, collaborated on the design process since the very beginning, in charge on the zoning and preliminary layouts

Latest store concept of Aigner in Jakarta, displaying more muted color to enhance and focus more to the merchandise. All interior construction and furniture production are done locally, except VM tools.

MONITOR

CAPTURED: Stella McCartney Plaza Senayan Jakarta (2023)

Stella McCartney returns to Jakarta, the first new concept store in Indonesia after joining LVMH. All interior construction and furniture production are done locally, except mannequin and VM tools.

ON CAPTURED: PINKO Pacific Place Mall Jakarta (2023)

The first PINKO store in Indonesia followed up by the next one at Pondok Indah Mall 2 weeks later, both are done 65% locally with 35% imported loose furniture.

Initial proposed idea:

To create an open pop up (complete with equiped stockroom), but still give the customers time, privacy, and comfort during shopping experiment

Initial proposed idea:

Witihin very limited area, bringing the concept of afternoon tea time in London to the customers. It brings friendlier atmosphere among the brand, customer and the shop assistant.

Initial proposed idea:

To create a booth (complete with equiped stockroom), with a hint of neon flex decorative touch with store experience feels-like that is stood out in crowd bringing its identity in color.

Initial proposed idea:

To create a booth (complete with equiped stockroom), that is accessible from (almost) three sides, with its identity color and of course store-like shopping experience.