Architectural Portfolio 2017-2020

selected works

architecture portfolio brigita ida ayu larasati

personal info Brigita Ida Ayu Larasati Date of Birth 14 May 1998 Address Karangan Jaya V/22 Wiyung, Surabaya contacts +6281 234 290 452 bia.larasati@gmail.com

education

software proficiency

State High School 5 Surabaya

SketchUp

2013 - 2016

Adobe Photoshop

Institut Teknologi Sepuluh Nopember

Adobe Illustrator

Architecture Department

Adobe Lightroom

2016-2020

Adobe InDesign

GPA: 3.60/4.00

Ms Office Enscape

training ‘16 LKMM Pra-TD

skills

‘16 LKMW

research, analyzing, 3D Modelling,

‘18 SMO

collage, and photography

(Organization Management Schooling)

Curriculum Vitae

organization ‘17 Media and Communication Staff KMK ITS ‘17 Student Legislative Council competition ‘17 Exporivm Library Design - Competition Entry ‘17 WEX Urban Disaster Learning Centre - Competition Entry ‘18 MINIATUR Undip More Than a Space - Top 15 internship Tata Matra Architecture Consultant July-August 2019

events and volunteer Venice Biennale Roadshow IAI Jatim - Event Volunteer Archproject 2018 - Concept Staff Ska:la Magazine 2018 - Head of Photography Kompetisi Tugas Akhir 2018 - Photography Division Archproject 2019 - Head of Exhibition - Contributor Writer Final Project Compilation Book 2020 - Managing Editor

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Tehteras Kala DNTR Titian Temaram Photography Zine Digital Illustration

academics competition miscellaneous

01. teh teras tea house in historical context

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Location: Darmo, Surabaya Area: 4000 sqm Dutch colonialism is not all a bitter history. Some of its material heritage such as urban planning and climate responsive architecture actually helps to find a tropical identity. Apart from these materials, several traditions were also inherited and had a positive impact until now. This tradition is clear evidence of the acculturation of the Dutch with the Javanese community.The culture adopted in this design were culture of afternoon tea.

Tehteras is a cafe which will bring us back to the nuance of drinking afternoon tea in the past. Just like Indisch family (Dutch-Indonesian mixture) tea drinking habits. This habits also affect the space programming in the house. One of the important parts is the veranda. On the veranda, family ties were closely knit. They have a habit of gathering and drinking afternoon tea.

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Structural explanation of the bridge

Semi-outdoor area of cafe

Bridge perspective

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Kala Co-housing for elderly with inclusive design approach Location: Sukomanunggal, Surabaya, Indonesia Area: 10.000 sqm

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Population growth is a something certain and continuous. It is the same with Indonesia, which is currently experiencing a demographic bonus. The demographic bonus is the increase in population at productive age of 15-64 years which lasts until 2036. From economic perspective, the elderly in 2060 are the generation who will be in their 20s. As this generation gets older, will there be a cultural shift in future eldely housing?

Most of the buildings for the elderly are healthcare facilites such as nursing homes. The design strategy used to accommodate this typology of elderly settlements is an inclusive and co-housing approach. The inclusive design helps all types of users to participate in an equal manner in their daily activities. While co-housing aims to allow the user to play a role in a community.

This co-housing is specially designed for elderly. It consider the disabilites they may encounter when aging. Design proposal were focusing on the architectural details which may help elderly living in home.

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The transformation of site

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Aerial view of communal space

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Schematic drawing of a unit in co-housing

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The back courtyard for air ventilation

Living room for all resident

Circulation in co-housing

Lounge for meeting and gathering

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Tehteras Kala DNTR Titian Temaram Photography Zine Digital Illustration

academics competition miscellaneous

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DNTR stress-free park in Waru Roundabout title

best 15 MINIATUR UNDIP 2018 project year

2018 team

alya putri nabila zahra

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background There are 3 millions people inhabit Surabaya. But in the morning the number increases to 6 millions.

People come to Surabaya to work, to go to school, to get meds.

Many of them coming from out of town. Every Monday-Friday they work at 7 AM - 5 PM. Between all effort to get into the job,the traffic, polution, noise, heat, create whole new stress level to both residents and workers. context Waru roundabout as we know is located in a very busy highway in stressful cities. Waru is located between two cities, Surabaya and Sidoarjo. People going to work or going home through the street and highway. It might be the places for Sidoarjo workers passing through everyday. In this case, the highway carry a lot of stress feeling too.

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DNTR stands for “di antara” because it located in two cities and it is a transition for workers to rest before going home. This is a place for people to relax amid daily demands. You can eat, play, cycling, reading, even fighting in here. It’s a little refreshment between two crowded cities.

04. titian temaram title

entry for WEX UGM 2017 project year

2017 team

nandhita narendra m imam adly

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Titian Temaram is a response for air pollutant in Jakarta. We want to remind people that the car they used to transport is also producing pollutant that contaminate the air. We trying to prevent the disaster of worse air condition in capital city.

Jakarta and its surrounding air has been over-polluted which endangers the health of citizens and increases the risk of premature death. Global air monitoring results show the air pollution in Jabodetabek is higher compared to other regions. Air quality monitoring carried out

by Greenpeace also shows Jabodetakbek’s air quality is far above the WHO and the Standard health threshold. on the other hand, the Jabodetabek community still has a limited understanding of the dangers of air pollution. as a first step, public awareness of the importance of air quality must be increased so that the implementation of various efforts to fulfill the quality of citizens’ rights to quality can be realized.

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bridge located in heavy traffic area

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infill building in the form of a rectangular modular base embedded in a crossing bridge

planting a new column in bridge

the rail with

ling was replaced two-layer glass

zoning with different colors

pedestrian silhouettes are formed at night, as visual beauty and warning of the pollution threat

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as a criticism for vehicle riders in jakarta

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elevation and section of modular installation

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as people walk by the bridge of Sudirman St., they will pass by red section.

The red section is a warning sign for the inhabitants of Jakarta, to remind them that the air is polluted and it’s going worse.

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Tehteras Kala DNTR Titian Temaram Photography Zine Digital Illustration

academics competition miscellaneous

05. photography zine

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In college, I took interior photography class. It is another way to appreciate architecture.

In this Lumer+ booklet, I took photos of a cafe in Surabaya. For these, no post-production was done except cropping.

Photography for me is a matter of perspective.

How we take a good shot is how we can be creative in searching for various angle.

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Digital Illustration

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This is a commision from a startup project. They wanted a logo for their landing-page.

The client wanted a fluid and modern logo along with isometric images for their motto. The color palette is blue and green, a symbol for their vision. I used Adobe Illustrator for both. For the logo, I used the golden ratio theory and isometric grid for the graphic.

Prime stands for their motto - Positive, Robust, Integrate, Modern, and Eclat

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thank you

reach me at bia.larasati@gmail.com