Architecture Portfolio — 2023-2024 | Azharr Iskandar by Azharr Iskandar

PORT FOLI0 ARCHITECTURE

CURRICULUM VITAE

I am a final year architecture student who is deeply passionate about the field of architecture and a distinct interest in urban design with a keen passion in music and the arts. As a critical thinker, I strive to hone my skills and broaden my horizon by travelling and participating in both local and international workshops within my field. I engage myself in organizational activities to practice strong work ethics, collaborative skills, and growth mindset. I aim to elevate my perspective and experience to better provide value for others through empathy and collaboration in architecture.

2020 - Present Bandung Institute of Technology (ITB)

Bachelor of Architecture

GPA .55/4.00

(1 9/144 Credits per June 2024)

ORGANI Z ATION EXPERIENCE

Head of Events Department

Coordinated ith multiple divisons across departments in the committee to hold events such as city tour, orkshops, talk sho , seminar, architecture competition, architecture exhibition and anniversary celebration of IMA-G. 202

PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE

Academic Tutor  AR2121 Fundamentals of Building Structure Summer Camp Program  Architecture I

Gaung Bandung 2023: Reminiscing Paris van Java: From Ruins to Runways

IMA-Gunadharm

a series of events ith a team of division heads along ith members raising a areness and efforts of architecture’s role in a livable city through adaptive-

Spearheaded a series of events ith a dedicated team of 5 division heads along ith staff members raising a areness and practicing efforts of architecture’s role in achieving a livable city through adaptivereuse, placemaking, and sustainable fashion

ith multiple divisions across in the committee to hold events as city tour, orkshops, talk sho , architecture competition, exhibition and anniversary

Head of Curriculum Division

Provided 80+ ne architecture students ith materials & programs in self development, design thinking, problem solving, communication, collaboration, and organizational skills. 2022

2021-2022

Penjenjangan Mula Bina 2022

IMA-Gunadharm

Led the curriculum development for a 2month orientation program aimed for ne architecture students ith a team of 1 people through FGDs & orkshops

the curriculum development for a 2orientation program aimed for ne students ith a team of 1

80+ ne architecture students ith & programs in self development, thinking, problem solving, collaboration, and skills based on the curriculum.

Head of Virtual Exhibition Division

Aku Masuk ITB 2022

Bandung Institute of echnolog

Directed the virtual exhibition across 2 platforms (Kunstmatrix & Cloudpano) ith a team of 20 staff members sho casing student organizations and campus tours.

the virtual exhibition across 2 (Kunstmatrix & Cloudpano) ith a of 20 staff members sho casing

Head of Publication Division

Designed UI/UX, instagram posts, posters, and motion graphics for ebsite and social media. 2021

2020-2021

Architectural Final Design Project Online

Exhibition - EPILOGUE ITB 2021

IMA-Gunadharm

Established the design guideline for the event together ith the Creative Department’s heads

President

the design guideline for the event ith the Creative Department’s

SAPPD 2020 Faculty Student Organization  Bandung Institute of echnolog

Initiated course tutorials and ebinars on ranging topics chosen from a periodical survey and condition-based analysis

UI/UX, instagram posts, posters, motion graphics for ebsite and social course tutorials and ebinars on topics chosen from a periodical

a fundraiser ith 11 other presidents, raising more than million to ards pandemic mitigation for the community in the city of

Coordinated a fundraiser ith 11 other faculty’s student presidents, raising more than Rp64,5 million to ards pandemic mitigation efforts for the community in the city of Bandung.

Delivered course tutorials on statics and basic structural calculations using cremona.

Academic Assistant  PL1202 Communication & Presentation Techniques - International Track  Architecture I

Updated current course currciculum to suit the requirements for first-year international track architecture students ith the course supervisor

current course currciculum to suit requirements for first-year international architecture students ith the course

and delivered course materials in and sessions ith group 10 students hile also providing academic

Facilitated and delivered course materials in class and 1-on-1 tutorial sessions ith a group of 10 students hile also providing academic support.

Staff of Graphic Design  Good Games Guil

logos, brand guidelines, and vistocks

UI/UX, posters, banners, merchs, booths, etc. for company marketing

Created logos, brand guidelines, and vistocks for the company’s visual identity and assets Designed UI/UX, posters, banners, merchs, event booths, etc. for company marketing both digitally and physically.

COMPETITION & AWARDS

SAPPD Global Mobility 2023 Cirebon Port Development: The Making of An Inclusive Public Space Bandung Institute of echnology & he University of Sydney 202

202

Architects of Tomorrow Seminar Top 3 Best Architectural Paper

AR4151 Architecture Seminar

“Potensi Implementasi Material Berbasis

202

S K ILLS

L ANGUAGE

SOF WARE

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“Potensi Implementasi Material Berbasis Pendekatan Ekologi oleh Neri Oxman pada Arsitektur Tropis di Indonesia”

Pendekatan Ekologi oleh Neri Oxman Pada Arsitektur Tropis di Indonesia”

Architecture I B

Tiny House 2023 Participant Volume Zero

ACSENT 2023 Participant Architecture Udayana University

English - Proficient Duolingo English est Score 145 out of 160 (Equivalent of C1 CEFR)

Indonesian - Native

SketchUp, ArchiCAD, AutoCAD, Enscape, Figma, Adobe Illustrator, Adobe Photoshop, Procreate, D5 Render

Sketching, Photography, Model making, Public speaking, Leadership, Critical thinking, Creative Collaboration

REFERENCE

ill be provided upon request

CONTENTS ii

IND.US VILLE 1

—KADIEU

DECIDIERRA

IND.US VILLE

Year

Type

Function

Location

Area

Supervisor

: 2024

Final Design Project

Residential/Mixed-Use Rusun Industri Dalam (Indal), Jl. Industri No.2 F, Arjuna, Cicendo, Bandung, West Java 40172. 11,905.56 m²

Ir. Endang Triningsih Soetrisno, M.SP., MLA, Ph.D.

IND.US VILLE is derived from the name of the area, Industri Dalam, to preserve its idea and spirit, with the word ‘us’ to resemble the community living within. With the inevitable rate of urbanization, housing backlog has been an ever-lasting problem in the city of Bandung for both existing and future citizens. In the effort of providing homes for its citizen, the amount of energy used and carbon released to the atmosphere continue to increase. IND.US VILLE aims to be part of the solution to this issue, especially for a better and livable city of Bandung.

BINA BAKTI HIGHSCHOOL

HOUSING

SUNGAICITEPUS

DEPOT

DESIGN ISSUE

URBANIZATION

LAND & HOUSING CRISIS

CONSTRUCTION ENERGY & CARBON

2023 2050 (Katadata Insight Center, 2022)

Projected Percentage of World Population Living in Cities by 2023-2050 (World Bank, 2023)

DESIGN PROBLEM & CRITERIA

DISPLACEMENT EFFECT

TRANSITION LANDED -> VERTICAL

Percentage of EE & OE Shares in Building Life-Cycle Energy (Petrovic, 2019)

RESILIENT & SUSTAINABLE URBAN HOUSING

Based on the design problems, a parameter is set to measure how the design strategies respond to the problem. WOHA’s Rating System, containing 5 main indicators, is implemented. These parameters align with a theory of adaptive resilience in a building by Laboy & Fannon (2016). This project will utilize the rating system as a guideline to implement adaptive resiliency for achieving sustainability in an urban context. The correlation are shown in the diagram below:

DESIGN PROBLEMS

RESILIENT URBAN HOUSING HIGH-DENSITY VERTICAL HOUSING

URBAN LIVING CHARACTERISTICS

BUILDING EMBODIED ENERGY

CONSTRUCTION MATERIAL ENERGY

DESIGN PRINCIPLES & CRITERIA WOHA RATING SYSTEM

GREEN PLOT RATIO

COMMUNITY PLOT RATIO

CIVIC GENEROSITY INDEX

ECOSYSTEM CONTRIBUTION INDEX

SELF SUFFICIENCY INDEX

DESIGN THEORY

COMMUNAL LIVING BIOPHILIC

site area dedicated for landscape and green area compared to entire development area.

inc. vegetations, horizontal & vertical green planes, water elements, fields/courts, grass covers, planters, gardens

space allocated for communal activities, private/ public

inc. resident shared facilities/amenities, cafes, restaurants, libraries, clinics

project’s capacity to accomodate activities for surrounding communities

inc. public spaces, parks/plazas, fields/courts, public facilities, roads/paths

project’s area contributing to biodiversity & environment recovery

inc. habitable vegetations, retention ponds

development area dedicated for providing own’s needs

inc. gardens, fruit trees, water recycling systems, solar panels

DESIGN CONCEPT

GREEN PLOT RATIO

ECOLOGICAL

COMMUNITY PLOT RATIO

BREATHING

URBAN OASIS

SOCIAL

PLANTING

CIVIC GENEROSITY INDEX

LAYERING

ECONOMY

SELFSUFFICIENCY INDEX

ECOSYSTEM CONTRIBUTION INDEX

SPATIAL COMPOSITION

Green nodes are prioritized to optimize ground level for open and green space which contributes directly to GPR. These nodes also acts as anchor for public activity by optimizing the east side for morning sun.

Zoning for public-private programs respond to the existing context with the main human and vehicular traffic on the south side, suitable for public programs.

Responding to the predetermined green nodes, vehicular access are concentrated and kept on the west side to create clear contrast of activities.

MASSING COMPOSITION

EXISTING UNIT

156 UNIT RUSUN INDAL

45 UNIT LANDED HOUSE ADDITIONAL UNIT

201 UNIT EXISTING

193 UNIT

UNIT

In order to accommodate the existing residents and projected future citizens of Bandung, an analysis of the number of citizens by age range & generation was conducted to determine the difference of residential unit types. Upon finding the data, the total number of each generation are factored to determine the ratio of unit count for each unit type.

UNIT STUDIO

UNIT 1BR

UNIT 2BR

Accommodating existing and new coming residents also means bridging and accommodating the difference

APARTMENT PUBLIC PARK

PLAZA & AMPHITHEATRE

BINA BAKTI HIGHSCHOOL

SUNGAICITEPUS JL. INDUSTRI

5-PLY CLT ROOF 125 MM

Achieving efficiency for building embodied energy is realized through the use of mass-timber as the main structural element by using CLT columns, beams, and panels.

The CLT panels vary in thickness, treated, and layered with other materials to optimize mass timber for accommodating each intended purpose. The panels are

3-PLY CLT FLOOR 75 MM

REINFORCED CONCRETE COLUMN 500/500

CHARRING RATE 40

MM/HR

Tall Wood Buildings (Green & Taggart, 2020)

REINFORCED CONCRETE SLAB 200 MM

REINFORCED CONCRETE BEAM 300/600

REINFORCED CONCRETE COLUMN 500/700

RETAINING WALL 500 MM

REINFORCE CONCRETE CORE WALL 300 MM

5-PLY CLT ROOF 125 MM

3-PLY CLT FLOOR 75 MM

CLT DOUBLE BEAM 250/700

REINFORCED CONCRETE COLUMN 500/500

W12/72

250/700

COLUMN 400/400

COLUMN 450/450

REINFORCED CONCRETE COLUMN 500/500

CLT

CLT DOUBLE BEAM

STEEL TRUSS

for we have it in us.

—KADIEU

Year

Type

Function

Location

Area

Supervisor :

: : 2023

Humanitarian Workshop Project/Built Shelter/Gathering Space

Gasol Village, Cugenang, Cianjur, West Java 36 m2

Dr. Ing. Andry Widyowijatnoko, S.T, M.T. (ITB) Prof. Albertus Wang (UF)

Ir. Budi Faisal, M.A.UD, MLA, Ph.D. (ITB)

Dr. GES. Mohammad Zaini Dahlan, S.P., M.Si. (ITB)

Collaborators

Nursella Vilar Ivada (AR-ITB)

Luh Putu Yulia P. P. (AL-ITB)

Ketsia Beatric (AL-ITB)

Ayyas Hubusyahid (DI-ITB) Gabriel Lewis (UF City Lab)

—KADIEU comes from the Sundanese language which means ‘to invite’ or ‘to come’. Dedicated as a humanitarian project located at Gasol Village, Cianjur Regency, this shelter aims to provide space for community and social engagement within the village alongside the revitalization project of the village. The project is initiated by the collaboration between Undergraduate Architecture Program of Bandung Institute of Technology, Rumah Wakaf Salman, and University of Florida.

1 site

2 pond

3 water well

4 ancestral grave

5 temporary emergency tent

6 public toilet

The design starts with a sketch of concept and massing ideas, followed by a hands-on model workshop to solve how the structure, dimension, and proportion will be realized. Our team decided to explore the characteristics and tendencies of bamboo as the main structural material by utilizing a reciprocal modular roof configuration in response to the site’s opportunities which heavily drives the final design’s constructability and morphology.

① overhanged roof as cover from high rainfall

③ big openings on all sides to maximize view from site

② paralel open sides for cross ventilation

④ skylight for natural lighting amidst dense trees

⑤ elevated skylight allows upwards flow of hot air

The final model was then refined into modules for the prefabrication process at a bamboo treatment facility in Parongpong, West Bandung.

The prefabrication process took 3 days with the help of all ITB and UF student with the assistance from the professors and craftsmen in the facility.

concrete

pedestal 60x60x80 cm

IWF beam 8/15 cm

bambooØ8joists cm

palupuh flooring

welded steel joint

bamboo frame a Ø12 cm

bamboo frame b  Ø12 cm

corrugated polycarnbonate

bamboo frame c Ø12 cm

bamboo frame d Ø12 cm

bamboo rafters Ø12 cm

DECIDIERRA

Decidierra, a culmination of sustainable urban development and technological breakthrough. Decidierra presents a fresh representation of integration between functionality of a commercial epicenter and comfort of a livable home.

Year

Type

Function

Location

Area Supervisor

2023

3rd Year Studio Project Mixed-Use Ruko ITC Kosambi, Jl. Baranang Siang E No.3,   Kb. Pisang, Sumur Bandung, Bandung, West Java 7,941.3 m2

Dr. Eng. Bambang Setia Budi, S.T., M.T.

Located in a high-density area with abundant activities surrounding the site, along with the non-major access road to the site provides a challenge in creating a new development project to better boost the quality of life of the people in the area. Minimalizing both the temporary and prolonged negative impact to the people and the environment within the site context became the main concern of this project.

Energy Crisis

Harmful Impacts

Carbon Crisis

These impacts came in many aspects but the one mainly focused on for this project addresses the issue of energy consumption and construction process. Both of this aspects present differentiations in issues but also shows relatability and similarity between the two to allow for a comprehensive and intuitive design solution.

DESIGN CONCEPT

OPEN PUBLIC SPACE & ACCESS

MAXIMIZE  BASEMENT FOR VEHICLE

PEOPLE’S  GROUNDS

TIMBER  CONTRUCTION

BIOPHILIC

CARBON STORING CAPACITY GREEN & BLUE ELEMENTS

Considering the regulations and space efficiency, a basic block mass is placed on the site.

Breaking the mass into two tower for a balanced composition. Extruding and shortening each one to respond the site boundaries.

Rotating and interlocking both masses to create axial coherency in respond to site morphology and green nodes.

Expanding and extending the bottom masses to create a human scale & podium.

Creating a gap in between masses to create breezeway and better from site visuals for inward facing units.

Cutting and subtracting planes to form rooftop gardens & communal open terraces.

WEST ELEVATION

GROUND PLAN

2ND FLOOR

PLAN

3RD -8TH FLOOR PLAN

UNIT KITCHEN

STUDIO UNIT

1 BEDROOM UNIT

MAIN BEDROOM - 2 BEDROOM UNIT

SOUTH PEDESTRIAN ENTRANCE

SOUTH PEDESTRIAN ACCESS

ENTRANCE PLAZA

TEDUH

Year

Type

Function

Location Area : : : : : 2023

Competition Project

Residential

Jl. Pulau Bira 1, Kembangan, West Jakarta, DKI Jakarta 250 m2

Collaborators

Patricia Ester Martina (AR-ITB) Raditya Farrel Anggaraksa (DI-ITB)

Accomodating the busy and bustling lifestyle of the city, a home should provide shelter and refuge for a family to recharge, reconnect, and recover from the ever-moving activities in the city. To achieve a state of calmness, one must be able to recenter one’s self with their loved ones, their culture, and nature. Teduh serves as a home designed to allow one’s family to unify their connection to each other, to their culture, and to nature by incorporating nature and ethnic value while also encouraging interactions between family members.

RESIDENTS

A harmonious Balinese family, have just moved to Jakarta. Due to dad’s new position at work and the whole family member adapting to the new environment in a fast-paced city life, their home became a safe haven to refresh and recharge.

Dad (43 y.o.)

Mom (40 y.o.)

A stay at home mom with a passion for cooking. She provides an occasional catering service for the neighborhood with Granny’s help while also taking care of the kids and the granny.

Granny (65 y.o.)

After retiring, granny lives happily with her daughter and her husband while helping her take care of the kids. Each day she always seeks for activities and hobbies.

After moving to the big city for work, Dad is adapting to the new busy day-to-day while also being there for the family. Between all the work load and distant commute to the city center, going home is a way to recharge and refresh for the next day.

Big Brother (17 y.o.)

Under the weight of high-school academic life and the preparation for exams to university, the immense pressure puts the big brother under a lot of stress. Being home needs to allow him to relax while also study healthily.

Lil Sister (10 y.o.)

After moving to a new home, it takes time to adjust and adapt to her new environment. New school and new friends adds pressure to a child who often favors familiarity.

TEDUH is located in a dense housing complex in the suburbs of a bustling city, Jakarta.

Jl. Pulau Bira 1, Kembangan, Jakarta Barat, DKI Jakarta

Regulation Area

KDB

KLB

KDH

KB : 250 m2 : 60% : 1.5 : 20% : 3 storeys

ASTA KOSALA KOSALI

NISTA tak suci, laut/air, bawah/rendah, setan/roh, mati, neraka, masa lampau, kaki

FEET

UTAMA suci, dewa, gunung/langit, masa depan, surga, kepala

MADYA netral, tanah, tengah, manusia, hidup, dunia, saat ini, badan

BODY

FEET

BODY *applies to horizontal and vertical composition HEAD HEAD

back to the roots a home at its core exists as an idea. this idea grew and manifests itself into things, places, and objects that give a sense of familiarity. to create a restorative environment for a family living in the busy environment in the city, a home should allow the residents to experience that sense of familiarity through manifestation of what’s familiar to them as a family. the design incorporates three main aspects of familiarity into the family’s home.