Undergraduate Architecture Portfolio 2022 - Carmelina Gabriella Handry

UNDERGRADUATE ARCHITECTURE PORTOFOLIO

Carmelina Gabriella Handry

Carmelina Gabriella Handry About Me

Phone Number

+62 82172777772

carmelina.gabriellah@gmail.com

Jl. Pulau Karam Blok D/5, Padang, West Sumatra

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Indonesia (Native), English (Intermediate) https://www.linkedin.com/in/carmelina-gabriella/ https://www.instagram.com/carmelinagabriellah/

My name is Carmelina Gabriella Handry. This portfolio is a compilation of my selected works during my study during 2019-2022 as an Undergraduate Student.

My current interest is landscape architecture that have been developed around my third year. I love to learn the various ways of nature being involved in architecture and I’m still on my way to learn deeper about landscape architecture as the nature aspects in architecture really pique my interest.

2015-2018 2012-2015

Education Skills

Languange Software

Bachelor in Architecture (Cum Laude)

Institut Teknologi Bandung (ITB)

Senior High School

SMA Negeri 1 Padang

Junior High School SMP Maria Padang

• Bahasa (native)

• English (intermediate)

2018-2022 2020 2021 2022 2021 2021

Modelling and Drafting

• SketchUp

• AutoCAD

• Revit (beginner)

Post-Processing and Finishing

• Photoshop

• InDesign

• Adobe Illustrator (beginner)

• V-Ray

• Enscape

• Twinmotion

• Lumion

Hands-on Skills

• Sketching

• Digital Illustration (beginner)

Organization Achievement Workshop

Honorable Mention in Emergency Design

Facade ITB 2020

2nd Winner of Sayembara Tim Kolaborasi “Safe Space: Re-envisioning Building System Design in New Normal” Program Studi Sarjana Arsitektur, SAPPK ITB

Finalist of Sayembara Fasmawa ITB

Program Studi Sarjana Arsitektur, SAPPK ITB

Summer Course: Workshop Bangunan Hijau - Tepat Guna Lahan

Ikatan Arsitek Lanskap Indonesia (IALI) dan SAPPK ITB

Work Experience

Internship RLA Studio (formerly Tsana Mulia)

Genshiken ITB

Head of Archieve and Documentation Genshiken ITB 2020/2021 Head of Archieve and Documentation Genshiken ITB 2019/2020

Taekwondo ITB Secretary Taekwondo ITB 2020/2021

IMA-Gunadharma

Head of Pre-Event Gaung Bandung 2021 Staff of Festival Gaung Bandung 2020

Head of Human Resource Mnagement Genshiken Staff Training 2020 Staff of Event Genshiken Staff Training 2019

Staff of Treasurer Taekwondo ITB 2019/2020

Staff of Interest and Talent Division

IMA-G 2020 Staff of Thesis Exhibition October Graduation 2019

Table of Contents

a concern regarding abandoned land

SIKALANG WALK

Post-Coal Mining Ecotourism at Sikalang Village, Sawahlunto

Sikalang Walk is located at Sikalang Village, Sawahlunto, more specifically at old mine-site that is being left out after the mining activities is stopped. Nowadays the site is still in a poor condition, deserted and not maintained. To solve this issue, a tourism is designed in order to restore the land and also helps the people that lives around this site.

4th Year, 2nd Semester

Architectural Final Project

Supervisor: Ir. Achmad Deni Tardiyana, MUDD.

Location : Sikalang Village, Sawahlunto Area : 66.000 sqm.

PREFACE: MAIN ISSUE

Coal mining is an activity that is not permanent, which means that when the mining products of a land have been dredged, the land becomes unproductive for the miners because it does not produce coal anymore. Coal mining is an activity that tends to damage the environment. Mining land tends to be abandoned without any followup, which in turn will have a negative impact on the environment and the people around it.

Sawahlunto is known as the “City of Coal Mining” because Sawahlunto is the oldest coal mining site in Southeast Asia. The identity of the “Coal” City of Sawahlunto is reflected in his vision for 2020, namely “Sawahlunto in 2020 Becomes a City of Cultured Mining Tourism”. However, this identity is in danger of being tarnished due to illegal mining activities. As many as 10 of the 13 coal mines in Sawahlunto have doubts about the legality of their mining operations, one of which is a coal mine located in Sikalang Village, Sawahlunto City. This illegal mining activity further worsens environmental conditions in Sikalang Village. Therefore, land restoration is needed as a form of solving mining problems to change land that has previously been disturbed and damaged into land suitable for reuse or transferred to new and better functions.

Mass Dynamics Hollow the Mass Tilt Adapt !

The mass is made in a circle with the aim of creating space that encourages movement and creates circulation within the building.

To create even lighting in the building, a void is given in the middle of the building so that the lighting is “centered” and spread evenly throughout the building.

To respond to the tropical climate, the roof is tilted so that rainwater can flow on the roof.

To respond to the sloping and terraced tread, the roof is tilted to give a rhythm that is similar to the local context.

FOOD COURT CULTIVATION AREA RAMP BUS PARKING AREA MOTORCYCLE AND

AND CAR PARKING AREA RESTING AREA VISITOR CENTER

Legend:

1. Area & Shelter Cascade Souvenir & Culture Area

Vegetations:

Big Canopy Tree (Rain Tree, Mahagony Tree)

Medium Canopy Tree Variants (Terminalia Tree, Muntingia Tree, Angsana Tree)

Small Canopy Tree (Alstonia Tree, Turi Tree)

Bushes/ Small Plants (Tembelekan Ayam, Red/White Calliandra, Scleria, Cyperus Grass )

The Glass Roof is spreaded throughout the top of the large roof of the building with the aim of helping to let in light. The glass roof is also raised to provide air circulation from inside the building to the outside of the building.

Mine water filtration at the site involves surrounding mines in order to help provide clean water and increase awareness of the importance of processing ex-mining mines.

Macrophyte filter plants are planted in each terrace to filter running water.

Macrophyte Filter Plants

Emergent Plant

The water from active mines flows into the upper lake. Then, the stored water later be flowed into the lower lake through water cascade and an aquatic plant, undergoes filtering of harmful substances contained in the water. Clean water (discharged water) is stored in the lower lake. Clean water then pumped and distributed to each of the Ground Water Tanks near the building masses.

The water level in this section is below 30 cm, the soil element is de signed to grow plants.

The water level in this section is above 30 cm, the soil el ements are designed to increase the pH of the water and precipitate metal content in the water.

Thypha latifolia Imperata cylindrica Nymphaea mexicana

Aerobik Wetland

Top Container Pond Bottom Container PondAnaerobik Wetland

VISITOR CENTER

The Visitor Center is the first area that tourists visit before entering the tourist area to purchase tickets and temporary deposit their belongings. There is a resting area right on the west side of the Visitor Center as a temporary shelter for visitors to take a break after a long trip.

The color palette and materials used are made as harmonious as possible with the surrounding nature to bring out the character of nature tourism.

OBSERVATORY AREA

The Observatory is an observation building that verlooking the steep cliffs that form the mine pit. At the far end, the floor of the observation area made of glass can be used to see the bottom of the former mining cliff. On the 2nd floor (the bottom floor), lies a mini museum that is used to store various objects left in the mines, such as mining tools, ex-mining rocks, mining documentation, and so on. The museum can be viewed both from the ground floor and from the upper floor.

area is a dining area provided after a long journey of exploring the mining area. The building has a food court area upstairs and a restaurant downstairs. On the side of the building, there is an access road to the Cultivation building.

The Cultivation Area is a farming area that is provided as a special place for the Sikalang Village community and tourists to interact. This interaction can be in the form of farming activities, enjoying crop harvests, as well as dialogue between tourists and the community as well as between the communities themselves.

CULTURE AREA

The Culture Area is an area where cultural activities are carried out. In the middle of the building there is a stage where local cultural performances are performed. Just like the previous Observatory building, visitors who stop by, both from the first floor and from the 2nd floor, can enjoy cultural performances displayed in the middle of the building.

Right below the Culture Area, The Souvenir area is an area where the activity of buying and selling works and hand products of the local community. This area acts as the end point of a long journey of exploring mining tourism. The souvenir area can also be a trigger for interaction between tourists and local people who sell.

CIBADAKAN OMAH

Mixed-Use Housing in High Density Area

Papilio Ex. Aquam is a small pavilion with arch system. The name of the pavilion is translated from the Latin word of butterfly (Papilio) and Water (Aqua), which means “The Butterfly from Water”. The name reflects the location and the shape of this pavilion. The aim it to create a shape of wings above the water. Thus, wings of butterfly become the inspiration of the wings.

Architecture Design Studio 2020 3rd Year, 1st Semester

Location : Cibadak Street, Bandung

Area :7000 sqm.

PREFACE: MAIN ISSUE

The urban population in West Java has been predicted that it will reach 89.3% in 2035 based on BPS data in 2020. Based on this statement, it is possible that the growing in population will increase its density, especially in urban areas. This phenomenon could lead to social change and sustainability problems in the city of Bandung, including limited land, limited basic materials and public services, and social problems.

In this day and age, human needs are also increasingly varied. Starting from primary needs related to housing and food needs, to other needs that could support the passage of life for the better. Not only that, human needs have been redefined since the world was hit by a pandemic. Based on this case, there would be lots of demands, one of them in design, to fullfill all the human needs. This project would try to create a place where people neccesity is fullfiled within their zone and providing housing in the Cibadak area for middle-income groups in high-density areas that suit the needs of future life.

Cibadak Street is infamous for its shops complex. The road tends to get busy during working hours due to this, since a lot of people rely on them.

Fill The Land Divide Mass Arrange the Zoning Add Mass Adapt

Maximize the land according to the applicable regulation.

Spreading the mass to make permeable circulations.

Divide the mass based on the necessity of each area.

Adding more mass vertically for residential. Adapt the mass according to site conditions.

The concept for this design is to create ‘world within the world’, creating their own ‘world’ for humans within the building, a world that is smaller and simpler but able to meet the needs of the humans who inhabit it.

On the Northside of first and second floor, the area is focused on commercial, whereas the Southside it’s focused on residential necessity.

On the third floor, facilities are designed for residents. To avoid the ‘busy life’ below, the rooftop is designed as a “escapism” space where residents could do physicals and non-physicals activities such as working out and study.

The cascade of the floor is responding to the context of the surrounding environment. The buildings around the Cibadak area have a height of 2 to 3 meters. The cascade provide a “transition” from the shophouse building to the design building. This building is designed as a high density residential building as well as a commercial facility for residents and the surrounding community.

Rooftop Garden as a place to connect the residents to nature in the middle of busy city.

Each floor consists of three types of Studio, 1 Bedroom and 2 Bedrooms

The Facade “Connect” each floor, making the sense on Unity between the residents.

CON:NECT Apartement on High-Density Area

CON:NECT APARTMENT is a mid-range apartment located in a complex with the Plembungan Lifestyle Center on Jalan Baranangsiang, Bandung City. CON:NECT has a “:” sign in the middle of its name, representing the building, which, when viewed from the facade, has two towers separated by voids. The name CON:NECT which in English means “to connect”, as the name implies, this apartment is intended to be able to connect people, especially in an era where people search more often and find it difficult to establish connections with those around them.

Architecture Design Studio 2020 3rd Year, 1st Semester

Location : Baranangsiang Street, Bandung

Area : 1800 sqm

PREFACE: MAIN ISSUE

The problem for housing nowadays is the people nowadays tend to be individualistic. Sometimes there are cases between residents of unit buildings such as boarding houses and apartments who doesn’t know the occupants in the next room. Solitary is the main problem that needs to be addressed and resolved through the design of this apartment.

Fill The Land Add Mass Divide Mass Connect Mass Add Greenery

Maximize the land according to the applicable regulation.

Add mass vertically to add more mass.

Divide mass to create a void for lighting.

Put connection between mass to create circulations. Add Greenery between empty space.

The corridor between building provides a small space to interact with other residents.

The Facade “Connect” each floor, making the sense on Unity between the residents.

PAPILIO EX. AQUAM

Active Form System Elaboration

Papilio Ex. Aquam is a small pavilion with arch system. The name of the pavilion is translated from the Latin word of butterfly (Papilio) and Water (Aqua), which means “The Butterfly from Water”. The name reflects the location and the shape of this pavilion. The aim it to create a shape of wings above the water. Thus, wings of butterfly become the inspiration of the wings.

Structure and Form Studio 2020 3rd Year, 1st Semester

PREFACE: MAIN ISSUE

One of the structural systems based on Heino Engel’s book “Structure System” is the active form system. The active form-based structural system is formed mainly by flexible material tied at the ends in a certain shape so that it can carry its own load. One of the structural system that included in this classification is arc structures.

Arcus structure is a structure that will only experience pure compressive force if the force acting is only dead load or self-load.

The initial focus in designing the shape of the shade is to find a shade shape that can represent the “wings” of a living creature. The shape of the arc of the shade is inspired by the shape of the butterfly’s wings by trying to imitate the pattern of the butterfly’s wings by playing with the height of the arc like a butterfly which has a different arch size between the upper and lower wings. From the perspective of the human eye, the shade will initially look like half the wings of a butterfly, therefore the shade is planned to be located in a lake that has calm water in order to be able to provide a good reflection of the shade and “perfect” the shape of the shade.

METHODS FOR BUILDING

The foundation is planted first into the soil in the water. At the same time, the arcus are being fabricated from hollow steel material at the factory.

Installation of floor retaining steel beams. The foundation penetrates the beam to be connected to the arch.

Arcus was brought to the site and installed on the foundation.

Installation of floor retaining beams.

Installation of beam binding cables in arches and floor steel beams.

Installation of reinforced concrete as a floor/platform.

Installation of cables and arc retaining arches and roof coverings.

Installation of a roof covering polymer membrane.

The difference of heights between two parts of archs following the shape of butterfly wings that have different size. The main material that being used in this pavilion is steel structure and supported with pre-cast concrete.

The Arcs and its reflection makes a silhouette of a Butterfly.

The room under the arc provide a shelter and place to sightseeing.

a concern regarding emergency refugee place during pandemic and natural disaster

COLONY

In 2020, a new virus spreads around the world and caused many crisis. Indonesia is also affected by this virus which arise another new problem to be aware of, as this virus won’t just end in a short time. But what would happens if Indonesia, the country that also surrounded by the Ring of Fire, one day forced to face another problem like natural disaster such as earthquake in this kind of condition? Thus, COLONY is designed to answer this kind of situation.

FACADE ITB 2020 Competition in collaboration with Hendi Setiawan and Felix Widjaja 2nd Year

“A shelter to protect people from disaster and the virus.”

PREFACE: MAIN ISSUE

In 2020, an outbreak of the Covid-19 virus emerged which became a new disaster around the world, and Indonesia was no exception. This condition forms a new adaptation in which humans do something to prevent physical contact by holding self-qurantine, namely selfisolation in their respective homes.

Besides Covid-19, there are other things that are still being a threat to Indonesia. Indonesia, which is located on a ring of fire and three continental plates, makes Indonesia experience many disasters every year. Indonesian people live side by side with these natural disasters. Every year, thousands of disasters are recorded throughout Indonesia. These disasters sometimes forced the Indonesian people to live in refugee camps. So far, evacuation is synonymous with conditions that are not ideal, such as the accumulation of refugees, a polluted environment, and the vulnerability of disease transmission between refugees.

Seeing these two conditions, what happens if a disaster that requires people to evacuate occurs during a pandemic? In the midst of this pandemic, Physical Distancing is a rule that must be obeyed by all individuals to prevent transmission of the pandemic. This pandemic is expected to last for quite a long time. This makes the refugees need a shelter that not only protects them from post-disaster natural conditions, but also protects them from the spread of Covid-19.

DESIGN CONCEPT

Socially Close, but Physically Distanced

This design accommodates refugees to keep interacting at a safe distance without the need to leave the house or comply with the Social Distancing protocol.

The design makes use of energy and natural resources, such as rain and sunlight.

Sustainable Design Durability

The design is made of durable and easy-to-maintain materials.

Easy to Build

This design consists of similar components so that it is easy to manufacture and easy to assemble.

ESTIMATION

The hexagon shape is the most ideal form in the arrangement of effective space.

The shelter environment is designed to maintain the health of its users, both in pandemic conditions and in general refugee conditions.

Easy to Navigate Healthy Lightweight

This design uses lightweight materials and does not require heavy equipments to assamble the building.

Work Estimate: Weight Estimate: Cost Estimate:

3 Hours 350 Kg Million Rupiah

FLOOR PLAN

BUILDING SYSTEM

The user can configure the building openess based on their necessity. are multiple ways to configure the buildings based on the available spaces.

BUILDING(S) COMBINATION

The tent is designed to answer two disaster conditions by approaching it through the form of a traditional house that has adapted to Indonesia’s geographical conditions, namely the Mbaru Niang earthquake-resistant house located in Wae Rebo, NTT. This design stands with columns and walls tilted five degrees with a dominant shape upwards so as to provide coolness for the occupants to feel at home in staying in the shelter as long as possible. This is due to the large number of openings and the presence of green vegetation that can be planted in the shelter. This design also pays attention to health factors, so that sanitation and the fulfillment of basic needs such as water at each shelter are designed without physical contact with refugees and disaster volunteers. This shelter is also flexible with a large window that has a small balcony so that it can eliminate the boredom of space.

OTHER WORKS

Side Design Project, Sketches, Photograph

AXONOMETRIC LANDSCAPE ILLUSTRATION

A side project that started recently as a starting point to learn designing outdoor space and ways of presentations.

MODELLING

A side project that started recently as a starting point to learn designing outdoor space and ways of presentations.

PHOTOGRAPHY

Some pictures taken at numerous occasion