Christopher Bahana Wirabhuwono | Selected Works Portfolio 2016-2017 by Christopher Bahana Wirabhuwono

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Architecture Portfolio

Hi, my name is Christopher Bahana Wirabhuwono, Iâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;m a fresh graduate architect from Atma Jaya University of Yogyakarta, Indonesia. This portfolio contains my selected works from 2016-2017. This portfolio describes my process as long as I dedicate my time in this architecture realm. I believe that all the processes I have passed, both failure, restlessness, and accomplishment situation, there will be nothing in vain in this life. Hopefully new experiences and lessons can be a catalyst for me to become a better designer. Thank you for seeing this constellation.

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CHRISTOPHER BAHANA WIRABHUWONO christopherbana@gmail.com +62 819 3200 9656 Vila Nusa Indah 5 SC8/1, Ciangsana Raya Gunung Putri, Bogor 16969 West Java, Indonesia

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Contents

CONTENTS 00 CURRICULUM VITAE

04-05

01 URBAN COMMUNITY CENTER

06-13

Academic Work - Final Project 14-21

02 THE FRESH ONE 3rd Place - Lustrum VII 35th UAJY Highrise Building Competition 2016

22-27

03 MASEUHAN TANEUH Finalist - Parahyangan Design Competition 2016

28-33

04 ECO-BLACK BOX Big 9 - Public Space Toilet Building Design Competition 2017

34-39

05 JUNCTION SIGNATURE 2nd Place - Parking Park Building Design Competition 2017

40-45

06 TIGARASA Competition Entry - Sinarmas Land Young Architect Competition 2017

46-51

07 REGENERATE THE TAKPALA Competition Entry - Architecture Grand Festival 2016

52-55

08 GRIYA BESAJA Competition Entry - Rumah Sehat Sederhana Berbasis Nilai Lokal 2016

56-59

09 LEMPUYANGAN SEQUENCE Big 15 - Sepekan Arsitektur Portia 2017

60-63

10 ARYAN MARTA 3rd Place - Architecture Fair 2016

64-69

11 THE HABITAT Academic Work - Studio #6 Term

70-71

12 APARTMENT INTERIOR Interior Design Proposal - Individual Project

13 MAMOSTUDIO

72-81

Architectural Internship 82-85

14 STUDIO KRISSERASTONA Architectural Internship

Curriculum Vitae

EDUCATION 2010 - 2013

Bunda Hati Kudus Senior High School, Bogor, Indonesia Class of Science

2013 - 2017

Atma Jaya University of Yogyakarta, Indonesia Bachelor of Architecture Graduated with GPA 3.41/4.00 from 144 Credit Hours

WORK EXPERIENCE 2017

Mamostudio Architect Architectural Internship (March - July 2017) Tangerang, Indonesia Involved greatly in development design phase of Indonesia Tourism Development Corporation (ITDC) OfďŹ ce Building in Mandalika, Lombok, Indonesia. Participated as well as performed and understood concept, development drawings and visualization of other various projects in Mamostudio like Tennis Indoor and Center Court Senayan Renovation project for Asian Games 2018 in Jakarta and other residential projects in Jakarta and Bali.

2016

Studio Krisserastona Architectural Internship (September - December 2016) Yogyakarta, Indonesia Involved to designed an alternative schematic concept for residential project, a typical homestay at Yogyakarta, Indonesia.

SKILLS Languange Bahasa Indonesia, English Drafting & 3D Modeling Autodesk AutoCAD, Trimble SketchUp Rendering & Visualization V-ray (SketchUp), Lumion, Adobe Photoshop Digital Image & Layouting CorelDRAW, Adobe InDesign Sketching & Drawing Pencil, Ink, Charcoal Others Microsoft OfďŹ ce, Sony Vegas Pro Interest Art, Photography, Writing

Curriculum Vitae

ORGANIZATION & PUBLICATION EXPERIENCE 2015 - 2016

Hima Triçaka - Architecture Student Association Member of Public Relations - Documentation & Design Department

2015

Reuni Akbar Kamajaya - Engineering Faculty Atma Jaya University of Yogyakarta Committee of Public Relations Division - Publications

2015

Contributor of Arçaka Architectural Magazine Hima Triçaka, Atma Jaya University of Yogyakarta

2016

Sepekan Arsitektur 2016 Astramaya Committee of Documentation and Design Division

2016

Community Service 2016 Committee of Documentation and Design Division

2016 - 2017

Participant of Kuliah Kerja Nyata 70 Atma Jaya University of Yogyakarta Community Research and Service Program at Gunung Kidul, Yogyakarta (December 2016 - January 2017)

2017

Speakers of Selasar Inspiring #2 - Internship Sharing Architecture Department, Atma Jaya University of Yogyakarta

ACHIEVEMENTS 2017

Parking Park Building Design Competition I 2017 by Ministry of Public Works and City Government of Makassar

2nd Place I in collaboration with Alﬁan Rombe 2017

Public Space Toilet Building Competition I 2017 by Ikatan Arsitek Indonesia & American Standard Indonesia

Big 9 I in collaboration with Yulius Duta, Rifky Muhammad, and Ade Setiawan 2017

Sepekan Arsitektur Portia I 2017 by Architecture Department, Atma Jaya University of Yogyakarta

Big 15 I in collaboration with Rifky Muhammad, and Ade Setiawan 2016

Lustrum VII 35th UAJY Highrise Building Design Competition I 2016 by Architecture Department, Atma Jaya University of Yogyakarta

3rd Place I in collaboration with Rifky Muhammad, Ade Setiawan, and Alﬁan Rombe 2016

Parahyangan Design Competition (PARADESC) I 2016 by Architecture Department, Parahyangan Catholic University

Finalist I in collaboration with Yulius Duta, Rifky Muhammad, and Ade Setiawan 2016

Architecture Fair (AFAIR) i-Shelter Design Competition I 2016 by Architecture Department, University of Indonesia

3rd Place I in collaboration with Dian Gloria and Alvin Praditya 2015

Garsa Mural Competition I 2015 by Hima Triçaka, Atma Jaya University of Yogyakarta

2nd Place and Favourite Winner I in collaboration with Panji Teo Nugroho 2015

Archimony Sketch Competition I 2015 by Paguyuban Mahasiswa Arsitektur Yogyakarta (PAMIY)

Big 15 I Individual

Urban Community Center / Introduction

URBAN COMMUNITY CENTER Public Library, Art Gallery & Amphitheater - Jakarta, Indonesia Academic Work - Final Project September - October 2017 Individual Project

Most public spaces in Jakarta still have a low quality of legibility, it is difďŹ cult to bring social awareness in the community to know the existence of a decent public open space. Low legibility ultimately lowers the value of a public space in terms of function to physical. Public space is now an important element in the progress and change of Jakarta, the process of public space development such as RPTRA which continues to be proclaimed a good vision in put forward construction of decent public spaces so that urban communities in Jakarta become a society that continues to grow because of good space he lives. (Developing People Through Space) Site is located on Tanjung Barat Street, Jagakarsa, South Jakarta. The site is directly opposite the two primary roads and the Tanjung Barat Commuter Line train station. Site selection is based on areas that still lack public space and dense population, South Jakarta area becomes and site position close to access to central Jakarta (Central Jakarta), then access also close to the area around Depok and Bogor.

Urban Community Center is the center of urban society activities consisting of the function of Art Gallery, Public Library, and Amphitheater are integrated as a public space that is packed in a unity of complexity. The Urban Community Center's conception derives from the problem of limited public space and the low involvement of art and education in the society in Jakarta. The attractive and democratic demands to be achieved derive from the low value of the legibility and undemocratic public spaces in Jakarta in form, access and space. For that achievement of Visual Appearence through time, landscape, and scoping into goals that want to be realized lifted through the approachment of contemporary architecture. Some of the urban issues that are the background of this public space project in Jakarta. They are Lack of public space itself in Jakarta, Urban Stress and Lack of Happiness Index, Lack of Ar t and Education Engagement, also Apathetic and Individualistic Lifestyle in Jakarta.

Urban Community Center / Introduction

Issues.

Design Elements.

Demands.

Goals.

Public Space Problems. Lack of Art and Educative Space.

Legibility.

Attractive. More Attract and Legible.

Accessibility. Undemocraticly.

Mass (Form). Landscape.

Democratic. Permeable and Accessible.

Visual Appearence.

Building Scopes. Contemporary Architecture Approach.

Design Vision.

The presence of Urban Community Center in Jakarta is expected to change social awareness (social awareness) to a public space that becomes the generator of activity for the urban community in the midst of frenzied density and busyness in Jakarta.

Urban Community Center / Massing Process

Programs Zoning Building Envelope

Site Boundaries & Primary Circulation

Create Landscape as Urban Forest

Turn into Unifying Mass

Maximizing Green Zone

Attractive & Contemporary Mass, Landscape, and Facade

Urban Community Center / Micro Concept

Accentuate Open Space Implementation as Focal Point Emphasizing open space, open space as a communal space (collaborative space) for the community as a central point or focal point on the site as a whole. The emphasis of open space as the main concept becomes a privileged area that connects access and functionality. The main circulation is placed in the front of the area to facilitate the site connection, then the building line boundaries are placed farther from the border line building standard to get the interval farther from the Commuter Line rail location.

Comprehensive Place Making Space Experience Urban Community Center produces a lot of space that can be achieved and used, the unity of the landscape with the achievement and experience of an attractive and different spaces, the user can reach the spot from the ground floor to rooftop openly and thoroughly. Providing a comprehensive space generates a new space experience and space will try to become a medium for the user (community) to grow.

Unifying Mass, Landscape, and Peoplescape Urban Community Center becomes one unity between time, landscape, and society as user subject. Mass forms the formative nature of the form that integrates with the site environment ie open spaces (Landscape), these two main components can be reached, reached and used by society simultaneously through a combination of both into an attractive and democratic, democratic entity by and for the community (Peoplescape).

Identical Contemporary Facade The facade uses contemporary material that is often used for many functions, the repetitive coupled composite deck material (lattice) creates an attractive imagination so that the facade appears as an identical element attached to the building. The identity of this facade is installed thoroughly and becomes a unity of visual nuances created in the building. This material is easy in maintenance and execution.

Urban Community Center / Perspective

Urban Community Center / Axonometric & Section

The Fresh One / Introduction

THE FRESH ONE Apartment - Batam, Indonesia 3rd Place of Lustrum VII 35th UAJY Highrise Building Design Competition October 2016 Completed in collaboration with Alﬁan Rombe, Rifky Muhammad, and Ade Setiawan

Batam becomes an attractive trade and marine tourism center and nature in Riau Islands Province. In addition, the region is close to Singapore and Malaysia to be a factor of rapid economic development so that Batam became an attraction for investors and stakeholders. The development of an increasingly advanced economy also triggered the growth of population in Batam so that the impact on the higher occupancy needs as well. Apartment occupancy as a vertical dwelling becomes the choice of the present as a residential function for people who have high mobility or tentatively settled in Batam. Present Issues. Ÿ Ÿ Ÿ Ÿ

The challenge is how to design to start on the 3rd floor where the existing already available 2 floors that functioned for the hotel. Floors 3 and 4 are required to be devoted to the parking function while the lobby or foyer apartment starts on the 5th floor. The Apartment is designed with 2 towers. The first tower consists of 18 floors and the second tower consists of 20 floors. Each tower has a sky terrace as horizontal void and central green community interaction space. The concept of building brings sustainable design and communal space as the main solution in solving the present issues that occur in most typical apartment buildings.

Concept.

Lack of Green Space. Ÿ Sustainable Waste of Energy. Design Individual Lifestyle. Ÿ Communal Unattractive Visibility. Space

Strategy. Ÿ Ÿ Ÿ Ÿ

Passive System - Natural Thermal & Lighting. Nature Elements - As Landscape. Sky Terrace - As Horizontal Void. Contemporary Facade - As Visual Attraction.

The Fresh One / Massing Process

DEFINE PARKING ACCESS & COLUMN STRUCTURE. Ramp Access Towards Parking Existing Fixed Columns For Tower (>4th Floor) Existing Continous Columns Up To 4th Floor

SITE ENVELOPE. Existing Area Building Area

ADD MAIN TERRACE AND VOID TO PARKING ZONE. Parking Area Void Existing 1st & Main Terrace (Main Plaza) 2nd Floor Lobby & Public Facilities

SETBACK OF APARTMENT TOWER. Differences in altitude and direction to help break down the wind and create an area of shadows in the tower as well as create a pull out the building.

ATTRACTIVE FACADE. The addition of the canopy as a facade shaper with a composite wood deck to create an attractive visual.

GREEN ZONES. Application of green space on the main terrace (lobby), 2 sky terrace as horizontal void that serves as a public park, communal area of each ï¬&#x201A;oor and private garden (balcony) of each room.

The Fresh One / Building Plan

9.00

3 1 4

APARTMENT TOWER A FLOOR PLAN FLOOR 6,8,10,14,16,18 4.5

9.00

18M

9.00

4.5

9.00

APARTMENT TOWER B FLOOR PLAN FLOOR 7,9,11,13,15,17,19 4.5

18M

9.00

18M

9.00

7.00

8.00

APARTMENT TOWER A FLOOR PLAN FLOOR 7,9,11,13,15,17 4.5

9.00

8.00

7.00

18M

8.00

7.00

9.00

APARTMENT TOWER B FLOOR PLAN FLOOR 6,8,12,14,16,18

3 4

8.00

3 2A

7.00

9.00

8.00

9.00

7.00

9.00

4 4

APARTMENT TOWER A FLOOR PLAN SKY TERRACE - 12th FLOOR 4.5

8.00

7.00

APARTMENT TOWER B FLOOR PLAN SKY TERRACE - 10th FLOOR

18M

4.5

9.00

18M

9.00

2A 2B

4 5 6 7

COMMUNAL PARK OPEN HALL OPEN BAR STAGE

8.00

UNIT STUDIO UNIT 2 BEDROOM A UNIT 2 BEDROOM B UNIT 3 BEDROOM

7.00

LEGEND. 1

APARTMENT TOWER B FLOOR PLAN PENTHOUSE - 20th FLOOR 4.5

18M

The Fresh One / Building Section

DIFFERENT MASS TOWER PLACEMENT The unequal placement of the tower masses besides creating equality of access view also facilitates the movement of the wind from the south-east direction, besides the influence of vegetation on the upper floors of buildings such as sky terrace and communal space each floor helps break the wind into the building.

PRODUCTIVE MICRO CLIMATE The application of horizontal and vertical voids in the building is able to create natural lighting and contamination into the building and added with the elements of green space and ponds add inﬂuence in bringing freshness and breaking the wind, creating a cool micro climate into the building.

The Fresh One / Building Section

HORIZONTAL VOID AT APARTMENT CORRIDOR The apartment corridors are designed with an opening (void) at each end so as to allow light and wind to enter to create cross ventilation in the corridor that gives the impression of cool and open.

The Fresh One / Building Plan

4.50

2.00

4.00

0.50

0.75

3.25

6.50

2.00

3.00

DETAIL BEDROOM TYPE STUDIO

DETAIL BEDROOM TYPE 2 BEDROOM - B

2.00

5.00

2.25

3.70

2.30

3.30

1.00

3.50

3.00

1.20

2.00

DETAIL BEDROOM TYPE 3 BEDROOM

DETAIL BEDROOM TYPE 2 BEDROOM - A

Maseuhan Taneuh / Introduction

MASEUHAN TANEUH Thematic Water Retention Park + Urban Farming - Bandung, Indonesia Finalist of Parahyangan Design Competition (PARADESC) 2016 May 2016 Completed in collaboration with Rifky Muhammad, Ade Setiawan, and Yulius Duta

Maseuhan Taneuh / Introduction

The background of this project are two social problems that are the lack of happiness index and consumptive lifestyle in society. An indicator of the psychological aspects of society that can be a reference is the happiness index. Inadequate and unsuitable public space is one of the important reasons for the decline in the index of community happiness (Urban Stress). The paradigm of a developing society is where there is a lack of willingness and responsibility to own, maintain, and build public space as a means of social interaction within the city. "The definition of a good city is if the people want to leave the house voluntarily." (Ridwan Kamil)

Then the consumptive lifestyle of society is a bad impact affecting the culture and development of urban society. Consumptive lifestyles can be formed from available public spaces. Urban parks through free and active spaces are expected to be activity generators which can shape changes to consumptive behavior and lifestyles to be productive. Maseuhan Taneuh in Sundanese means irrigating the soil as an identity depicting a water thematic garden that becomes activity generator for Bandung society.

Maseuhan Taneuh / Massing Process

SITE ENVELOPE Site is an existing former pool garden located in Ciumbuleuit, Bandung with an area of 5835.8 m2.

DEFINING SETBACK AND PEDESTRIAN Determining the site (path) and pedestrian circulation so that the site is easily connected because it is surrounded by open access openness from outside.

FINDING CIRCULATION INSIDE SITE Circulation is formed by following the plot of the trees that are maintained on the existing. (Contextual adjustment with the site)

CREATE MAIN LANDSCAPE + PATHWAY (DIFFERENT LEVEL AND MINIMAL INTERVENTION)

Landscape arrangement and pathway circulation within the park with different elevation level games (Terraces) to minimize site intervention. (Optimization of view and interaction within the park)

ADD WATER ELEMENTS

ADD GREEN ELEMENTS

(RETENTION + THEMATIC ATTRACTION)

(URBAN FARMING)

Water as the main thematic element in the park not only for retention areas but recreational areas with attractions and visual functions that enhance the attractiveness of the community. Water is also a shade and conditioning element of the microclimate through evaporative freshness.

Green application as an important element of green open space arranged with different landscape elevation as well as the addition of urban farming function in an effort to change people's lifestyles to be productive by gardening together.

AS ACTIVITY GENERATOR Maseuhan Taneuh is expected not only to be a city park but can be an activity generator that develops the community in Bandung. (Developing people through space)

Maseuhan Taneuh / Plan

Plaza

Tribune

Urban Farming

Performing Stage

Water Playground

Reﬂexology Pond

Fish Pond

Male Toilet

Female Toilet

Bike Parking

±0.00

-0.80

3 6 3 2 5 7 3 2

-4.3 0

3 3

2 1

-1.70 10 10

Maseuhan Taneuh / Section

OPTIMALIZATION VIEW, INTERACTION, AND CRIME PREVENTION Shape of terraces (different level of application) like the concept of terraces provide optimization of access and visual between elevations, improve the legibility of all space, then the openness and borderless of space (transparent) carried on the design makes it easy for the community in preventing the occurrence of crime and vandalism in the park.

URBAN FARMING ACTIVITIES Collective farming activities in the community, green land is transformed into an active space where people have a garden that can be harvested independently. Urban farming is expected to change the lifestyle of consumptive society to be productive. Farming activities improve ecological, educational and economic aspects, as well as sustainable concepts for a long period of time.

Maseuhan Taneuh / Section

Eco-Black Box / Introduction

The background of this project is that there are some major problems that we think are important thoughts of poor sanitary and toilet in public space in Indonesia, namely lack of visibility and legibility, limited budget and monotonous paradigm, and unhumanistic and not feasible design.

Eco-Black Box / Introduction

ECO-BLACK BOX Public Space Toilet Building Big 9 of Public Space Toilet Building Design Competition 2017 by IAI and American Standard Indonesia June 2017 Completed in collaboration with Rifky Muhammad, Ade Setiawan, and Yulius Duta

The problem that often happens in public toilets now is the level of visibility and legibility of the building. Visuals from public toilets buildings are now too monotonous, difďŹ cult to reach and less able to attract people to use them. Visual built should be able to attract people to want to use it comfortably and the sense of ownership will arise resulting in good interaction and context to the environment. The paradigm for the construction of a bad toilet also can not be separated from the emphasis of the cost given for the design of a toilet. The paradigm with a limited cost always provides an implementation of the design of the toilet is monotonous, plain, and narrowed spaces, so that the function of the toilet to be impressed dismissed. Increasing other space needs leads to a decrease in awareness of the toilet space itself, the need for toilet space is often ignored so that there are still many wake-up areas and toilet components that are not humanist and do not meet the standards. appropriateness. Needs of toilets should be able to meet the needs of public facilities in the public space widely and evenly. For that reason, the low cost and ease of execution of toilet constructions, including adaptable and portable, have become an important role in implementing clean, but not visual and monotonous toilet building expectations.

Eco-Black Box / Building Concept

ZONING PROGRAM.

PERMEABLE ACCESS.

INTERACTIVE FACADE.

CREATE INTEGRATED ZONES: Zoning program in the toilet building puts the ease of indication of the axis of entry of circulation to every space within the building. Each zone of space functions are integrated so as to facilitate the user.

CONNECTING AMONG THE SPACES: Circulation is given through 3 accesses that are brieﬂy interconnected between space and other access so as to facilitate the user when entering, ramp jug is given as a marker of level increase on ground.

ENVIRONMENTAL GRAPHIC DESIGN ON FACADE: The distinguishing facade becomes the visibility and legibility conﬁrmation of the toilet building, the facade provides interactive and communicative effects through the large 'toilet' sign on each side of the wall.

WATER TANK FACADE.

RAINWATER HARVESTING.

UTILITIES DISGUISE ON FACADE: Space for water tanks or reservoirs and water pumps are hidden through wooden lattice facades provided otherwise it adds a visual attraction to the toilet building so that it becomes visually accessible.

WATER CULTIVATION IN RAINY: For the sustainable implementation of energy efﬁciency, rainwater is collected back into alternative water sources to be reprocessed as a function of rinse in toilets (ﬂush WC and urinal).

CONTEXTUAL, CONTEMPORARY, & RESPONSIVE.

The resulting toilet design refers to contextual, contemporary, and responsive aspects through forms and materials to the environment and current issues that occur in the public sphere as a whole.

Eco-Black Box / Plan

MEN TOILET PLAN.

WOMEN TOILET PLAN.

Junction Signature / Introduction

VISIBILITY ENHANCEMENT The design can be a signature to raise the visibility of a function of underground parking buildings where now community was having problem that is lack of social awareness of a public space in the urban. The iconic design will make it easier to attract people to ďŹ nd out the existence of an underground parking function where it will be a new open public space to increase community interaction and collaboration. The design also inserting local typical shade from Toraja culture 'Neq Limbongan' as a shape in open space area as a form of identity and locality of Makassar.

INSERT LOCAL IDENTITY Toraja people believe that this name is taken from the name of their ancestor Limbongan which is estimated to live in 3000 years ago. While Neq means "lake". In the sense of Toraja people, Limbongan means the source of the springs that never dry to become a source of life. Therefore, the style of this size is interpreted that the fortune will come from the four quarters like a spring united in the lake and give happiness.

Junction Signature / Introduction

JUNCTION SIGNATURE Urban Parking Park - Makassar, Indonesia 2nd Place of Parking Park Building Design Competition 2017 by Ministry of Public Works and City Government of Makassar December 2017 Completed in collaboration with AlďŹ an Rombe

Makassar as one of the big cities in Indonesia is moving towards the best city vision in the future, one of the problems that is present is the increasing quantity of vehicles due to the density of the population in Makassar so that in this competition we are required to design an underground parking building directly integrated with open space above it as a new public park in the city of Makassar. In context, Makassar is famous as one of the big cities in Indonesia which is directly adjacent to the sea therefore Makassar adheres to the maritime city because it is not separated from the elements of Indonesian oceans, especially there are ports and piers that be catalysts of economic growth there. Makassar is also not separated from the culture of Bugis, especially the traditional house with the peculiarities of the roof and the shape of the stage. The vision of the growing city of Makassar to the metropolitan city rivals the capital city of Jakarta due to the increasingly crowded population growth. The growth of the city demands an increasingly crowded trafďŹ c growth in Makassar and one indication is the need for parking spaces in the middle of Makassar. Makassar is also not separated from the culture of Bugis, especially the traditional house with the peculiarities of the roof and the shape of the stage. The core of the concept of design is to appoint the contexts in Makassar city in general context to be implemented into the design.

Junction Signature / Strategy Concept

SITE BOUNDARIES & ORIENTATION.

DEFINING PARKING ENTRANCE & EXIT.

The scope of the site is located at Jalan Slamet Riyadi with an area of 1608 m2 which is at the corner of the intersection, the main site orientation is pointing to the axis angle to the sea then access of entrance and exit from the site is determined through the direction of the current 3 roads that surround it.

Make an explicit building for the gate entrance and exit parking in the basement because the main function is 3 basement ﬂoors in the ground. Emphasis building is a design-visibility catalyst to make it easier for users to log in and out on site.

TYPICAL PARKING LAYOUT.

BUILDING & LANDSCAPE IMPLEMENTATION.

After providing emphatic building for parking access, then set the parking layout in the basement 1st to 3rd ﬂoor into the ground as the main function. Additional supporting functions are vertical access such as elevators and stairs and receiver buildings (foyer) as the main building on the design.

Implementation of building mass and landscape form on the design, axis of vehicle circulation forming pattern for pool form, position of main building (recipient building), and open space area (park) arranged with dynamic pattern and various elevation. Recipient building will use the column located in the pond, giving the impression of the stage (Bugis Traditional House) in the middle of the waters (Makassar).

SIGNATURE IMPLEMENTATION. Implementation of the signature as a characteristic identity is to insert local identias associated with vista site and Toraja typical shade on open space. Foyer Building was explicit to shaped towering and ﬁrm as Bugis roof for the purpose of visibility of the building to become an iconic design in the middle of Makassar.

Junction Signature / Plan

8 5

1 2

LEGEND 2

ENTRANCE GATE RETENTION POND

MAIN FOYER

TOILET

LIFT

STAIRS

EXIT GATE

PUBLIC DECK

OPEN SPACE

10 AMPHITHEATER

Site Plan (Â±0.00)

ENTRANCE WAY 0

EXIT WAY

Junction Signature / Plan

1st Basement Plan (-4.00) 0

2nd Basement Plan (-7.00)

3rd Basement Plan (-10.00)

Solar Panels Entrance Parking

Main Foyer Exit Access

Retention Pond

Entrance Access

Lift Water Cultivation

Tangga

Junction Signature / Perspective

Tigarasa / Introduction

TIGARASA Residential - Tangerang, Indonesia Competition Entry of Sinarmas Land Young Architect Competition 2017 November 2017 Completed in collaboration with Rifky Muhammad and Ade Setiawan

In this competition we challenged to design a high-end residential project consisting of 3 types of house divided into 2 cluster segments on a designated site. This project takes site location in BSD, Serpong, Tangerang, Indonesia which is one of the city project owned by renowned developer Sinarmas Land with promising prospect in Indonesia. The 3 types of houses each consist of 8x15 m2, 10x20 m2, 2 and 12x25 m types. Our design concept is titled Tigarasa. Tigarasa became the tagline of the design concept as well as being the marketing concept for this residential project. Tigarasa in Indonesian has the intent of 3 ﬂavors that analogize 3 different themes that become the concept of each type of house. Each type of house has its own uniqueness from the visual aspect that is through the main material for the facade or skin of each home building. 3 different facade materials representing each different building impression on this residential project. In addition to the visual experience provided also apply a different space experience through 3 aspects of green (green area), water (pond), also daylight and wind (openings and voids) to create a good space permeability and productive climate space to improve user’s comfortable.

VISUAL ENHANCEMENT By setting different context themes on each home, it provides an attracting power and increases the visibility value of a home and this is manifested through different facade materials in each type of house. IDENTICAL FACADE By distinguishing the theme of the facade material on each type of house gives its own identity for each type of house and gives its own interest but still contextual between visual appearance of each type of house. CONTEMPORARY APPROACHMENT The materials used are contemporary materials that are the right choice for houses with modern tropical style and high-end residential type. The material chosen is material that is honest, light, easy to executed and ﬁnished also aesthetically.

Tigarasa / Introduction

Tigarasa / Concept

CREATE PRODUCTIVE SPATICAL CLIMATE The three element contexts provide a comfortable space for the physical, visual, and psychological aspects. All three elements have an impact on the quality of the space more, because the good quality of space will have an impact on the quality of good users too. The users will be the ďŹ nal elements that receive the impact to become more developed and productive.

RELIABLE COMPACT HOUSE Each type of house has a deďŹ niting mass where the mass becomes a form that highlighted to attract. The mass then covered with different materials according to the theme of each type of house (Mass Relief). The composition of the created masses creates connectivity of interconnected and permeable spaces, where each type of house is created inter-space interaction connectivity in the open space (courtyard) as a focal point in the house resulting in compact compact space in the house (Permeable Mass).

Type Red - 8x15

Carport

Living Room

Pantry Kitchen Housemaid Bedroom Housemaid Bathroom

Dining Room

Guest Bathroom

Foyer Guest Room

Storage Inner Courtyard Reï¬&#x201A;ecting Pool Washing Room Drying Room

Main Bedroom Main Bathroom Walk-in Closet Child Bedroom 1 Child Bedroom 2

Child Bathroom

Type Grey - 10x20

Garage Foyer Guest Room Living Room Dining Room

Pantry Kitchen Housemaid Bedroom Housemaid Bathroom Guest Bathroom

Storage Inner Courtyard Reï¬&#x201A;ecting Pool Washing Room Drying Room

Main Bedroom 1 Main Bathroom 1 Walk-in Closet Main Bedroom 2 Main Bathroom 2

Child Bedroom Child Bathroom

Type Brown - 12x25

15 14

8 5

6 18

21 19 1

20 18

1ST FLOOR PLAN

2ND FLOOR PLAN

3RD FLOOR PLAN

LEGEND 1 2 3 4 5

Garage Foyer Guest Room Living Room Dining Room

Pantry Kitchen 8 Housemaid Bedroom 9 Housemaid Bathroom 10 Guest Bathroom 6 7

Storage Inner Courtyard 13 Reï¬&#x201A;ecting Pool 14 Washing Room 15 Drying Room 11

Main Bedroom 1 Main Bathroom 1 18 Walk-in Closet 19 Main Bedroom 2 20 Main Bathroom 2

Workshop Room/Gathering Space Child Bedroom 1 23 Child Bedroom 2 24 Child Bathroom 25 Fish Pond

Regenerate The Takpala / Introduction

REGENERATE THE TAKPALA Guest House + Gallery - Alor, East Nusa Tenggara, Indonesia Competition Entry of Architecture Grand Festival 2016 July 2016 Completed in collaboration with Rifky Muhammad, Ade Setiawan, and Michael Theodore

The conclusion we have done is to elevate the architectural locality of Takpala Traditional House into a contemporary, responsive, and contextual guest house and gallery function as a temporary stopover to Takpala Village, Alor, East Nusa Tenggara. The village of Takpala is an Abui traditional settlement located in West Lembur Village, Northwest Alor sub-district, Alor district, East Nusa Tenggara where it has grown into a village enjoyed by tourists and is a factor of increasing tourism in Alor. Takpala village is now an icon and important cultural center in Alor in addition to natural attractions and baharinya. Know more about Abui's life as the tourist attraction of Alor. Moko heritage objects as a symbol of social status, Lego-Lego dance and traditional Songket dress become characteristic of Abui people who become culture and art inseparable from Takpala.

Laying the Indonesian traditional architecture as the identity of the nation is imperative, but also do not 'narrow' the understanding of the Indonesian architecture as a reimage of the past architecture, or the repetition of mere romanticism. The Indonesian traditional architecture is laid out as a responsive thinking to the unique / unique real conditions occurring in Indonesia. The place context, which also concerns sociocultural issues, as well as current issues, are important factors in Indonesian traditional architecture. The conclusion of the idea raised is how to create a new vernacular design in this context is a guest house and gallery with the application of 3 main aspects of design, contemporary, responsive, and contextual objectives so that these three things become the reference to how the design can be formed. In this case the subject of the design is the cultural and collector as the gallery owner and guest house where the gallery presents a collection of works by artists.

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Regenerate The Takpala / Introduction

Regenerate The Takpala / Building Concept

Fala

Kolwat / Kanurwat

The existence of Mesang and Mesbah is very closely related to the Abui traditional settlement pattern. Mesang is an open space that surrounds the Mesbah which is a central point consisting of stone composition as a sacred altar of worship. Takpala

Mesang & Mesbah

Traditional House consists of 3 kinds, a pair of traditional houses Kolwat and Kanurwat and Fala. The three types of houses stand side by side forming a pattern around Mesang and Mesbah as central centers. Kolwat house is a hall for a party / traditional ceremony and may be entered by anyone without exception while the Kanurwat House is sacred and can only be entered by certain people and serves to keep the heirlooms of Abui. Fala House (Warehouse) is used for Abui residents' main residences and rice barns.

1. BASIC EXISTING MASS The masses took the basic merger of traditional houses of Fala and Kolwat / Kanurwat. 1.

2. TRANSFORM (SUBSTRACT + ADDITION) Changing the shape of the roof pyramid of the house becomes unconventional but still visually attractive from the locality of Takpala itself.

3. RESPONSIVE AND FLEXIBLE SPACE Provide a response (responsive) to the tropical climate, the application of cross ventilation and ďŹ&#x201A;exibility to improve movement and comfort in space. 4. APPLYING THE ANALOGY OF TAKPALA SETTLEMENT PATTERN FOR ZONING A p p l y i n g t h e p r i n c i p l e o f Ta k p a l a indigenous settlement pattern into zoning space. The philosophy of the nature of space becomes a reference where the public Kolwat analogous Gallery and private Kanurwat analogize the Guest House while Mesang as a communal courtyard which becomes the foyer of both functions.

Regenerate The Takpala / Massing Process

Site Boundaries + Building Area Conventional rectangular site with an area of 1200 m2 with vista to the sea (beach). Building faced to the sea as the main facade.

Add Basement (Ruang Kolong) Referring to the application of hierarchy of Takpala traditional house, ruang kolong is analogized as a basement for the response to the needs of parking spaces.

Add 2 Function (Guest House + Gallery) in 2 seperated buildings

Add 2nd Floor + Foyer As Connection

Guest houses and galleries are set apart to keep guests' privacy and make the gallery more accessible.

Both functions are connected to the foyer (lobby) open as inner courtyard on the 1st ďŹ&#x201A;oor and bridge connecting the 2nd ďŹ&#x201A;oor.

Transform the Roof New Takpala Natural Daylight (Based on Takpala Roof) As Guest House + Gallery + Green & Water Elements A new shape for the roof is more Application of green and sustainable concepts related to climate conditions responsive through openings on site. Natural lighting through natural openings and aids is aided by and attractive visually. landscape vegetation and a pond that gives evaporative freshness.

Regenerate The Takpala / Perspective

Griya Besaja / Introduction

GRIYA BESAJA Residential - Yogyakarta, Indonesia Competition Entry of Rumah Sehat Sederhana Berbasis Nilai Lokal Design Competition by Ministry of Public of Works and Housing Indonesia November 2016 Completed in collaboration with AlďŹ an Rombe and Virya Dharma

Current marginal society housing in Indonesia tends to put forward only economic aspects with monotonous and pragmatic forms, thus presenting typical results of both price and shape that reduce the meaning of the home and will affect the comfort of its inhabitants both physically and psychologically. In addition, housing now also ignores local territory locality so that there is no identity that characterizes the local value of the residential area. This competition challenges how to design a simple healthy house worthy of marginal society in Indonesia without forgetting the local value of the area of the house is located as a contextual aspect. This project is titled Griya Besaja (Javanese language) which means simple house, describes the simplicity of the locality of a house as a comfortable and compact living space for its inhabitants.

The location of this project was taken at Ledhok Timoho village area, Yogyakarta. Ledhok Timoho village is located on the banks of Gajahwong River, Yogyakarta City. The village that was formed 15 years ago was attended due to the need for shelter of street children and evictees. Currently Ledhok Timoho village is inhabited by 55 heads of families with an individual number of about 170 people with the majority of scavengers, street singers and other poor people. The productivity power of the majority of scavengers and the work of recycling garbage into handicrafts makes Ledhok Timoho known as the village of garbage craftsmen. The pictures below show the situation and condition of Ledhok Timoho village which is the site of this project.

Griya Besaja / Plan

Griya Besaja / Concept

CONVENTIONAL SITE Standard Effective Lot 84 m2

PROGRAM ZONING

BUILDING ENVELOPE

STRETCH + SUBSTRACT Ground Floor Area 48 m2 (4 User = 2 Parents + 2 Childs)

OPTIMIZING APERTURE & VOID Natural Daylight + Thermal Comfort

Lempuyangan Sequence / Introduction

LEMPUYANGAN SEQUENCE Urban Market + Housing Corridor - Yogyakarta, Indonesia Big 15 of Sepekan Arsitektur Portia 2017 April 2017 Completed in collaboration with Rifky Muhammad and Ade Setiawan

â&#x20AC;&#x153;How if market and housing will be merged to solve urban problems in Lempuyangan Street, Yogyakarta?â&#x20AC;? Lempuyangan, Yogyakar ta is closely related to its Train Station which is in front of Lempuyangan Street. Lempuyangan Railway Station becomes a crowded access area as it becomes the transition of travel center through rail mode apart from Tugu Yogyakarta Station. In addition, the existence of the station is close to the location of Lempuyangan Market but is not well connected by Lempuyangan Street. The large number of wild kiosk and vendor vendors on the road has caused congestion and loss of pedestrian, thus bringing prolonged social problems. The strategy is combining market functions to replace street vendors and wild kiosks as well as new homes and the addition of parking spaces into elongated buildings along Lempuyangan is like a corridor in a sequence.

Lempuyangan Sequence / Concept

URBAN ECONOMIC RESOURCE The new function of the market combined with the house becomes the new choice for the society so that it can be the catalyst of the increase of the economic rate of society, especially the function of the market as the center of exchange and distribution occurs.

VERTICAL DEVELOPMENT The concept of market buildings and occupancy that can be developed vertically, a combination mode 2 functions that can grow, given the demands of residential and commercial areas are getting high and the increasingly thin land needs.

Lempuyangan Sequence / Section

Aryan Marta / Introduction

ARYAN MARTA Shelter Concept - Fictional Site 3rd Place of Architecture Fair (AFAIR) i-Shelter Design Competition 2016 January 2016 Completed in collaboration with Dian Gloria and Alvin Praditya

This competition challenges how to design a shelter space with a specified fictitious site. Shelter room designed 3x3 m with the user situation amounted to 3 people and can only carry 8 kinds of goods that have been determined. The shelter material is derived from the site. The conclusion is how to create shelter that can make the user to survive without the help of others and new environment. This project was named Aryan Marta (in Sanskrit, meaning: oven of life). A small active world (aryan) for the life (marta) of human beings who crave life in harmony with the conservation of the natural surroundings and feel the happiness of gathering together. Aryan Marta defines a shelter that can shelter a common life in an environment where resources are limited but still contextual to the natural environment itself. The concept of Aryan Marta comes from the analogy thinking process of the Abraham Maslow, Human Needs Theory. In the theory of Hierarchy of Needs shows personality can reach the top rank when these primary needs are much interacted with each other, and with self-actualization one will be able to utilize its potential factors perfectly. The fact that humans must strive for survival can not be separated from the role of nature in providing resources, to meet the basic needs (hierarchy of needs) of human beings.

Aryan Marta / Introduction

The process (survival-naturesensible) is analogous to the shape of the shelter architecture through a triangular form which is the embodiment of the basic human needs hierarchy and the container form which is the embodiment of the shelter's own meaning of accommodating the need for shelter and security. In each shelter is a manifestation of the ďŹ ve levels of human needs. The principle of traditional architectural design that houses the stage was applied to the design as a design response to the existing. Triangle is a stable form and suitable to be applied to the existing condition.

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Aryan Marta / Building Process

1. BOUNDARIES Site is a conventional square ﬂoor ground ﬂoor with an area of 9 m2

2. MERGE WITH THE TREE Site is a unity with pine trees as a support and scope of shelter

3. ELEVATE THE FLOOR Make shelters a stage with the ﬁrst ﬂoor is 2 m above the ground

4. ADD SECOND FLOOR Added the second floor as a function of balcony and storage of goods so that the first floor can be maximized as a function of the bedroom

5. SKEW THE WALL Providing more space freedom on the ﬁrst ﬂoor, improving user movement and comfort

6. FUSE WALL AND ROOF Some of the sloped walls become unity with the roof (interlocking)

Aryan Marta / Building Process

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The Habitat / Introduction

This project is a mixed use of residential and commercial typology which then selected the function of vertical housing and social market as the answer of the background problem of this project, that is the problem of increasing occupancy requirement in Yogyakarta and requirement of supporting function which can support the need of the occupancy is commercial function . Today's life with high mobility so that everything should be easy and the two functions are like a decent mode of integration for today's life in Yogyakarta. The concept of zoning space arrangement from this project is through The Tringular Shape Concept. The triangle is considered to be the most balanced form with the composition through three pedestals centered on a central. The collection of triangular shapes for the identity of the landscape form of the plaza on the site by the substraction or cut of the various axes, analogies that a public space can be integrated and accessed from anywhere and anyone. The conception of a container is expressed on a triangle as its identity. Containers that become a complex that is analogized as a new Habitat for the community in which it embodies life in broad context ie activity (occupancy), needs (market), and socialization (open space) so as to achieve a decent life through an entirely active space in the hope of change in paradigm (point of view) of life and development in productivity and creativity (Developing People Through Space). The concept of the site form ultimately results in zoning continuity between building times and attractive circulation alignment. Contextual attitude between the landscape form and the building period is a good synergy for the physical and psychological development of the community.

DeďŹ ning The Entrance.

Connecting with Line.

Primary Circulation.

Tringular Shape as Central.

The Habitat / Introduction

THE HABITAT Vertical Housing + Social Market - Yogyakarta, Indonesia Academic Work - Studio #6 Term April - June 2016 Individual Project

The Habitat / Axonometric & Section

SOCIAL MARKET VERTICAL HOUSING - TOWER A

SYNERGY COLOUR SCHEME Merging natural colors of open space (landscape) with the color of the buildings do not beat each other and falsify each other, it is expected synergy natural color that harmonious can create a fresh and productive atmosphere.

MATERIAL CONCEPT The selection of materials other than based on a harmonious color scheme, which is also on the emphasis of tropical climates on sites where selection is also associated with low heat propagation levels, then sustained efforts also have an effect on which environmentally friendly material selection (no negative effects in the future) is also easy in maintenance. Aesthetics of the building is also formed of textured materials that minimal ďŹ nishing.

The Habitat / Axonometric & Section

VERTICAL HOUSING - TOWER B

The Habitat / Perspective

Housing & Plaza The atmosphere of the Plaza as an open public space in The Habitat which became the central integration that became the function of activity and social interaction of the residents and market visitors where the creation of the active space (generator) is expected to have no limitations and gaps in it.

Market & Outdoor Retail Park One of the parks in the eastern part of the market is not only an active public space as a communal space, but can function as an outdoor retail area for certain events. Overall the park is given as a driver of community activity, not only for residents of towers.

The Habitat / Plan

BORDERLESS CONCEPT LIVING LIKE IN HOUSE Spaces are laid out with unlimited concepts (unrestricted), neighbors with neighbors can even meet through a shared garden without going outdoors. The function of the terrace and the garden if it can make residents feel like not in the vertical housing (stacking). Openness to the building also affects lighting and airing more easily into the building, creating a good microclimate in a tower environment.

Apartment Interior

APARTMENT INTERIOR Interior Design Proposal - Jakarta, Indonesia Tamansari The Hive Apartment - Type Studio February 2016 Individual Project

This project is an interior design proposal for apartment type studio at Tamansari The Hive Apartment in South Jakarta. This studio type has an area of 24.8 m2, enough space for the occupants of 2 people. Space is designed in such a way in harmony with the user's desire is quite minimalist with duco white-coated contextual material furniture.

Internship Projects

MAMOSTUDIO Architectural Internship (March - July 2017) Indonesia Tourism Development Corporation (ITDC) Ofﬁce Building - Lombok, Indonesia Tennis Indoor and Center Court Senayan - Jakarta, Indonesia Toilet & Lifeguard Kuta Mandalika Beach Park - Lombok, Indonesia Villa Residence in Ubud - Bali, Indonesia Schematic Concept, Development Design, Visualization

I’ve been internship program in Mamostudio Architect for 5 months from March to end of July 2017. The ofﬁce located in Serpong, Tangerang, Indonesia. A very valuable opportunity to work with a team and one of the best architect in Indonesia that I idolized during college, Adi Purnomo as principal of Mamostudio. During the internship, a lot of valuable new experiences and lessons about the world of architecture became my catalyst for growth in work and design.

During my internship, I've been involved greatly in development design phase of Indonesia Tourism Development Corporation (ITDC) Ofﬁce Building in Lombok, Indonesia. Participated as well as performed and understood concept, development drawings and visualization of other various projects in Mamostudio like Tennis Indoor and Center Court Senayan Renovation project for Asian Games 2018 in Jakarta and other residential projects in Jakarta and Bali.

Internship Projects

Indonesia Tourism Development Corporation (ITDC) Office Building Mandalika, Lombok ITDC Building Office is a project commanded by Indonesia Tourism Development Corporation as owner which is an Indonesian state-owned company known for developing, operating, and assist the government against tourism in Indonesia. This building will be the main office for them and this building is in the region with the most promising tourism prospect in Indonesia. This project has been started from the end of 2016. This building brings the concept of the spirit of Lombok locality as the location of the project with the concept of a unique and iconic mass form. The most interesting thing is that building uses the facade of local material that is natural stone typical of Lombok area that is arranged with a certain pattern so as to create a very interesting visual attractions. This project is a project that involves me fully during my internship at Mamostudio until my internship is done.

When I was given the opportunity to help this project with a junior architect on the team, this project has entered the development design phase so I help a lot to work on development drawings from the ﬂoor plan, calculating the amount of space needed, superimposing the structure, and create detail section of the important parts of the building, also contribute too for visualization images. The most interesting thing is that I was given the opportunity to create a pattern of stone arrangement on the facade. Through the setup experiment with CorelDraw until it is attempted to be implanted into the building elevation.

Internship Projects

While for the Tennis Center Court is not much changed from the existing, but the design becomes more compact and neat than before, arrangement of seats and added new spaces to suppor t activities during the 2018 Asian Games event. In this project, I was involved to help make visualization video and visualization images to be used as a supporting design presentation. The attached visualization images are the visualization images I created with the team during the internship.

Tennis Indoor and Center Court Senayan, Jakarta This project is the renovation project of Tennis Indoor and Center Court Building in Gelora Bung Karno Sports Complex Senayan towards the biggest sports event in Asia that is Asian Games 2018 which will be held in Jakarta and Palembang, Indonesia. This project is implemented simultaneously with other building projects in Gelora Bung Karno Sports Complex, which each project is handled by top architect ďŹ rms in Indonesia. For the renovation of the Indoor Tennis itself, changes are made both interior and exterior as a whole. For the exterior changes by the addition of an iconic facade and make it a very attractive building visually so that the main attraction compared with other buildings in Gelora Bung Karno. The facade of the Tennis Indoor uses a half-cylindrical wiremesh steel frame mounted repetitive as the building's skin.

Internship Projects

Toilet & Lifeguard Building Kuta Mandalika Beach Park, Lombok This project is the second Mamostudio project in Lombok, Indonesia. This project is also from the same owner as the previous project by Indonesia Tourism Development Corporation (ITDC). The project is a public toilet and lifeguard building at several points in the Kuta Mandalika Beach Park area. The design of both buildings is required to give an iconic impression on the beach so that it becomes an attraction because of its attractive visibility value. In this project, I was involved to help visualize images and on several occasions also assisted schematic drawings ranging from ďŹ&#x201A;oor plans, elevations, and sections. The attached visualization images are the visualization images I created with the team during the internship.

Internship Projects

Villa Residence Ubud, Bali This project is one of the projects of Mamostudio that will enter the tender stage and have been through the process of development drawings when I was internship there. This project is a residential project in Bali with various types of villas built on the typical terraces of Ubud. For the style of building is clearly typical of an Adi Purnomo as Principal. In this project, I am not involved much in drawing design. I help for a lot of visualization images and on several occasions I also help to calculate the extent of the space of each villa. The attached visualization drawings are the visualization images I created with the team during the internship at Mamostudio.

Internship Projects

STUDIO KRISSERASTONA Architectural Internship (September - December 2016) Residential - Yogyakarta, Indonesia Alternative Design - Schematic Concept

S t u d i o K r i s s e r a s to n a i s a n architectural ďŹ rm founded by Y.D. Krismiyanto who is my work practice guidance lecture. On the internship there I did an alternative design for a Homestay project in Banguntapan, Yogyakarta. This residential project is a uniďŹ ed project with a homestay and kiosk project located within a complex site for a client in Yogyakarta. Homestay is designed for 4 plots lined up like a co-housing in the same complexity. This homestay is designed in a modern contemporary tropical style yet with a contextual stay with other buildings within the same complex as well as the surroundings of the site. The color scheme and the material used are simple materials with the ďŹ nishing of most compatibility with white to give the impression of comfort but still have an attractive visibility value. The rooms of this Homestay is a large living room as a central foyer then with 3 bedrooms along with a courtyard at the back of the lot site. Additional front facades to provide identity and a section of landscape-shaped landscape raised altitude to give the impression of modern home style nowadays.

Internship Projects

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Maybe only time can answer until when I stand in this realm, whether only for a moment or forever. But whatever it is, architecture not only provides space for me to work, but has become part of me during the process and learn about life. It's just the beginning, it's just an introduction. There are still many interventions that will be present and I must face in my next step. I'm still just in the small scope of the big boundaries out there.

Thank you for stopping by.

a space of constellation Christopher Bahana Wirabhuwono

Selected Works Portfolio 2016-2017

Christopher Bahana Wirabhuwono Vila Nusa Indah 5 SC8/1, Ciangsana Raya, Gunung Putri, Bogor Regency 16969 West Java, Indonesia E-mail: christopherbana@gmail.com Phone: +62 819 3200 9656