Connie Santoso INTERIOR DESIGN PORTFOLIO
Connie Santoso INTERIOR DESIGNER
CONNIE SANTOSO PHONE_1 650 922 4133 EMAIL_connieflorencia@gmail.com ACADEMY OF ART UNIVERSITY 601 Brannan Street San Francisco, CA 94107 DEPARTMENT DIRECTOR_Archana Myer INSTRUCTOR_Chamindri Wijemanna COURSE_Portfolio TYPEFACE_Avenir, Georgia SOFTWARE_Adobe Creative Cloud PHOTOGRAPHY_Connie Santoso All research images are from Google PRINTER_Chum’s Design and Print BINDERY_Chum’s Design and Print COPYRIGHT © 2016 CONNIE SANTOSO All rights reserved. No part of this book may be used or reproduced in any manner without the written permission of Connie Santoso
BIOGRAPHY Connie Santoso was born and raised in Jakarta, Indonesia. She has always wanted to become a designer. Her artistic passion has led her to interior design. After she finished high school in Jakarta, she continues to pursue her study in Academy of Art University in San Francisco to study architecture interior and design. Connie has a unique strength in creating warm minimalistic style of space. She is very determined and enthusiastic in creating a different projects. By bringing nature as her inspiration for concepts and design processes, her works emphasize the living things around her world. Connie also has good knowledge in several computer programs such as 3Ds Max, Autodesk Revit, SketchUp, Adobe InDesign, Adobe Illustrator, and Adobe Photoshop. Her strong drawing and color rendering skills also help her to create a good design process for her projects. This portfolio shows her process of her journey when in learning about designs and her artistic interests that keep inspire her to study about interior design.
CONTENTS INTERIOR DESIGN PORTFOLIO
URBAN FOOD
MARIOTTO RESIDENCE
NEWMAN’S OWN HEADQUARTER
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COLOR RENDERING
TEXTILE DESIGN
PHOTOGRAPHY
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“Design is an opportunity to continue telling the story, not just to sum everything up.� Tate Linden
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UR B A N FOOD Retail Project 185 Channel Street San Francisco, CA 94158
Site Analysis
History For over 5000 years, Mission Bay was a home to coastal Native Americans. It was once a saltwater marsh and lagoon that remained a cove of calm and protected water. During the gold rush, Mission Bay was still a shallow and wide marsh with the main industries of repair and shipbuilding. In the late 1800s, Mission Bay’s water grew smaller and filled with rocks, sand, dirt, and the waste from the earthquake was dumped there. Then it was covered with manmade land and became an industrial area of the city in the 20th century. Horse drawn vehicles, railroad cars, and tracks were used for transporting cargo back and forth to the shipyards, factories, and warehouses in the area. Present Mission Bay Now Mission Bay is a neighborhood of luxury condominiums, business zones, research, and high-end restaurants. The Mission Bay project is one of the biggest urban development projects in the city after the Golden Gate Park construction. Mission Bay is a very laid back and quiet neighborhood, it is only crowded during the baseball games at AT&T Park. There are several big and clean public spaces like parks, jogging tracks, and beautiful views to the Bay Bridge.
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Terrarium
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terrarium is a small version of an ecosystem
put in a glass container. The soil, sand, rocks,
and plants are put in a glass container as a terrarium for a decorative purpose. This small decorative ecosystem is important to the design of the project to create a small ecosystem of the market. The terrarium will incorporate different elements and layers to the different areas of the market and materials. The concept of a terrarium will incorporate all areas of the market, including the logo and branding and restaurant. It all will come together as a big market hall that creates a unity and balance.
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Branding
The logo of the market itself speaks about the concept. By choosing the geometric shapes resembles the structure of the terrarium glass. The URBAN FOOD writing is closed inside the rectangular border to give it a sense of a closed ecosystem inside. The lines are simple yet give a sense of minilasm and modern.
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Client
Tony Riviera Tony Riviera is a successful entrepreneur who has owned his business of restaurants and cafés for over 25 years. He is the CEO of Primo Hospitality Group who owns several famous national restaurants such as Caffe Primo, The Red Burrito, Tony Maroni’s Pizza, Andiamo, and The Manhattan Steakhouse. He is also running a charity and also is an executive producer of a movie called ‘The Perfect Game’. He was featured on Television for CNN, CBS, Fox News, and the Food Network and also several different magazines. The current project that he is working on is a supermarket. This market is going to be located below a residential community apartment building in Mission Bay. This huge supermarket will include a restaurant, a café, a wine cellar, and the food market itself. This market and restaurants will specialize in local approachable food packaged in his own brand and a luxurious restaurant open for breakfast to dinner. There will be a charcuterie, a gelateria, a juice shop, a pizzeria, different meat sections, and a wine specialty bar surrounding the food market.
P R O J E C T D E V E LO P ME N T
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RESTAURANT
SUSHI / PIZZA BAR
PREPARED FOOD
MEAT/POULTRY
CHARCUTTERIE
PRODUCE
CHECKOUT
OFFICE
FLOWER
CAFE
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Floor Plan
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Furniture Selection
The furniture selection of each area are different, yet they have the same minimalistic modern design that resembles the style. By choosing chairs with organic shapes, it balanced with the geometric shapes that surrounds the market. The colors are carefully chosen in a softer color to contrast the dark colors of the walls and flooring.
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Lighting Selection
The lighting fixtures are mostly hanging light fixtures. According to the concept, terrariums are mostly hanging or placed on a table. By creating a sense of hanging light fixtures with different kinds of shape incorporate the concept of glass terrariums. Each area has different types of hanging lighting as specified in the picture. The overall of the market will be using track lighting and LED recessed cans.
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Market
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Market
The checkout counter is located near the side entrance of the market. There will be four checkout throughout the whole market. The shelvings display of the products are put on the wall. With the selection of wooden and brown concrete materials with plant imitation ceiling. The track lighting used for this space give a bright direction for the shelvings and also the counters.
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Wine & Charcuterie
The wine and charcuterie bar is located near the entrance and closed to the food bar. The wines will be displayed along the wall and the on the bar table. The three-layered ceiling has thin sticks hanging with the lighting to show the layers of plants in the terrarium. The shape of the wine display on the wall resembling vines, just like living wall.
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Cafe
The cafe is located near the last entrance. It is located at the very back of the market. The cafe has a great access to daylighting because the counter is facing the door entrance and windows. The cafe also serves pastries as well as coffee. There are individual seatings, communal seatings and also communal seatings throughout the space.
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“A room should never allow the eye to settle in one place. it should smile at you and create fantasy.� Juan Montoya
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MA RI OT T O R E S I DE N CE Residential Project 13 Wood Street San Francisco, CA 94118
Client
Ernest Mariotto The two Mariotto units will be occupied by Ernest Mariotto and Ernest Mariotto’s sister. The lower unit of the building will be occupied by Ernest Mariotto and the upper unit will be occupied by Ernest’s sister and her husband. Ernest Mariotto himself is an interior designer who works at the Academy of Art University. He wants his space to be minimalist and clean. He only needs a small office and a large bedroom for his unit. Certain activities that Ernest Mariotto likes include reading and going to the gym every day. Ernest Mariotto’s sister works mostly at home. She currently has a private office at her home. She really loves to travel and loves to adventure to different cultures. She has a cat at home and she loves to collect art from the countries that she travels to. Her unit needs a big kitchen and a big dining room for the whole family.
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LOWER UNIT Mariotto Residence
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Chiaroscuro the concept of this unit is about light and dark .
Chiaroscuro is an Italian word which means
the use of strong contrast between light and dark that affect the whole composition or also known as monochrome. Usually artists like the expressionists and other modern movements such as photographers and cinematographers use this term for their artwork. In this unit level, chiaroscuro is the perfect concept to show the characteristic of the client. This concept shows maculinity and boldness to the space. The concept of light and dark will be applied to the shades of monochromatic colors from the materials. The materials that will be mostly used are dark wood and marbles. Contrasting them dark materials with white painted walls and gold colored furniture with yellow colored lighting. This composition of chiaroscuro gives a direct emphasis and strong focus towards the space, yet the lighting gives a warm ambience and the furniture selection gives simplicity to the space. The style chosen for this unit is modern design which also includes geometric shapes and simple smooth designed furniture and walls.
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Furniture Selection
The furniture chosen for this unit are modern style with mostly gold finishes and steel finishes. The client loves contemporary style with a minimalistic clean touch. The furniture that have selected are mostly have monocromatic colors with a touch of gold. A Barcelona chair shows a good simplicity and elegance for the living room. A Bertoia chair is a good emphasis for the kitchen which shows geometric pattern to the minimalist furnished kitchen.
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Ref lected Ceiling Plan SYMBOL LEGEND Recessed Lighting Pendant Lighting Mounted Cove Lighting Square Three Recessed
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Livingroom
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Bathroom
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Kitchen
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UPPER UNIT Mariotto Residence
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Bamboo the concept of this unit is bamboo .
This concept is inspired by the Japanese bamboo forest in
Kyoto, Japan. The repetition of vertical lines that portray the whole scene of bamboo forest. By using vertical lines repetition in the use of materials of flooring, walls, and ceiling in different spaces of the house. The lines and geometric shapes are also used in portraying the furniture and lighting. The colors used are brown and green which used to create a light and simple space for the whole unit. A bamboo forest create a calm and peaceful atmosphere based on the warm color shades and the privacy created by the tall bamboo trees.
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Furniture Selection
The furniture for this unit are mostly modern Scandinavian style with simple shapes and forms which resembles Japanese design. The colors of the furniture finishes will be neutral colors of white, beige, and wooden brown which resembles the bamboo straws.
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Ref lected Ceiling Plan SYMBOL LEGEND Recessed Lighting Pendant Lighting Mounted Cove Lighting Square Three Recessed
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Lighting Selection
The lighting for this unit will be mostly pendant lighting for the emphasis of most rooms in the units. There will be pendant lightings with lines repetition which resembles the repetition of bamboo trees along the path. There are also lightings that resemble the shape of bamboo sticks.
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Office
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Dining Room
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Living Room
These units are designed with mostly concrete and wooden finishes. The finishes and forms of the furniture are designed to give the peaceful atmosphere with light light colored atmosphere at the livingroom and dark colored atmosphere in the bedroom. There are repetitions of lines that resembles bamboo forest to give private sense of place.
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NE W MA N ’S OW N H E A DQ U A RTE R Commercial Project 1 Lombard Street San Francisco, CA 94111
Site Analysis History The building is built in 1904, and the size is 56,400 sf. The property subtype is office building. The building is a colonial style red brick building with high ceilings, vaulted ceilings, timber beams, exposed brickwork, and units for offices. All exterior walls are masonry including the interior finish of them. Any interior is typical metal frame and sheetrock construction. The columns are solid heavy timber douglas fir 9”x9”. The trusses are douglas fir wood as well. There is an opportunity for skylights in the roof and multiple openings within the floor between the two levels. The elevator lobby and toilets are located off of the main entrance on the North side. The building has two fire escape stairways. Present North Waterfront and Neighborhood 1 Lombard street building is occupying San Francisco’s North Waterfront. It is located near a business bustling space and has a great easy access to transpor- tation. The building has a great view overlooking the pier and Russian hill. It is also very close to the Financial District Academy of Art University, and Hult Busi- ness School. The average temperature in this area during the day is 65 F during the day and 50 F during the night. The building has easy access for business of ces, restaurants, universities, and tourist attractions. The area is busy with tourists, workers, and students because it is close to tourist’s attraction such as; Ferry Building, Pier 39 Fisherman’s Wharf and the famous Lombard Street. It is also very close to the Financial District and schools.
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Rice Field Terrace Nature. Layers. Slopes. Short
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Curved. Division. Alligned. Depth.
The concept of rice field relate to one of Newman’s Own mission which is nutrition. With this concept of rice field nature, it creates a healthy environment for the grocery store and a green environment for the office. The design of rice field is achieved through the stacks of layers of the soil to the leaves that can be incorporated in furniture and ceilings. The three levels will have the same concept with different parts of design from the elements of rice field. The first oor will be designed according to the rst layer of rice eld, the soil and water. The sec- ond oor will be the rice leaves and water. The third oor will be the sky and the mountains. The allignment of every leaves will be seen through the pattern of walls and ceilings. The space planning can be structured and divided through the wavy division of the fields. The simple, natural, yet peaceful aspects of rice field is seen through the color scheme and form which is perfect for office and grocery design.
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Branding
The logo of the market itself speaks about the concept. By choosing the geometric shapes resembles the structure of the terrarium glass. The URBAN FOOD writing is closed
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inside the rectangular border to give it a sense of a closed ecosystem inside. The lines are simple yet give a sense of minilasm and modern.
Newman’s Own Foundation
Newman’s Own Foundation is an independent, private foundation formed in 2005 by Paul y Newman to sustain the legacy of his philanthropic work. Funded entirely through the profits and royalties of Newman’s Own t,o private foundation formed in 2005 by Paul an endowment, raise funds, or accept products, the Foundation does not maintain donations. The Foundation believes that each of us, through the power of philanthropy, the potential to make a difference. entirelyhas through the profits and royalties Since of 1982, when Paul Newman first declared, “Let’s give it all away,” more than $430 million has been donated to thousands of nonprofit g, organizations helping people in need around the world.
n endowment, raise funds, or accept of us, through the power of philanthropy, 1982, when Paul Newman first declared, has been donated to thousands of nonprofit he world.
Mission “I want to acknowledge luck. The benevolence of it in my life and the brutality of it in the lives of others.” -Paul 86 C O MMERC I ALNewman DESIGN | NEWM AN’S OW N H E A DQ UA RTE R
Client
Paul Newman Paul Newman is the founder of Newman’s Own company. Paul’s craft was acting, his passion was auto racing, his love was his family and friends. His heart and soul were dedicated to helping make the world a better place. His commitment to philanthropy was clear — he used his influence, gave of his financial resources, and personally volunteered to advance humanitarian and social causes around the world. While Paul Newman was a Hollywood star of extraordinary celebrity and a person recognized for exceptional commitment and leadership for philanthropy, he lived his life as an ordinary person, which he always considered himself. He was a man of abundant good humor, generosity, and humility.
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Bubble Diagrams LEVEL 1
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LEVEL 1 Grocery Market
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Furniture Area Legend F1 Flower Stand F2 Bakery Bread Shelvings F3 Cafe Countertop F4 Cafe Seatings and Tables F5 Vegetable Refrigerator Display F6 Dairy Refrigerator Display F7 Fruit and Vegetable Stand F8 Dry Food Product Shelvings F9 Frozen Food Refrigerator Display F10 Meat Refrigerator Display F11 Wine Shelvings F12 Meat Display Case F13 Kitchen F14 Office Chairs and Tables F15 Cashier Table
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Furniture Selection
The furniture selection for this market unit are Eames white bar stools for the cafe area. Most of the tables and countertop will be light wood which shows the layers of brown soil in the rice field. There are food display cases and shelvings and racks that are suitable for different types of food products.
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SYMBOL LEGEND
Track Lighting Recessed Lighting Pendant Lighting Mounted Cove Lighting Square Three Recessed
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Bakery & Cafe
The bakery and cafe will have a brown colored wooden countertop and ceiling. The existing brick wall and white painted windows contrast the brown atmosphere around the cafe and bakery area. The wavy layered shapes of the ceiling and countertop shows the layers of rice field structure. The bakery and cafe are placed next to each other.
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Meat Section
The meat bar section shows different types of meat, beef, pork, poultry and seafood. The overall color palette are brown and grey concrete. The ceiling replicates the wavy layer of the rice field structure. The bar countertops and columns have short wooden lines decoration that replicates yellow rice field.
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LEVEL 2 Newman’s Own Corporate Office
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Furniture Area Legend F1 Reception Table F2 Lobby Seatings F3 Storage Lockers F4 Lounge Seatings and Tables F5 Dining Seatings and Tables F6 Kitchen F7 Meeting Room Seatings and Tables F8 Workstation Seatings and Desks 1 F9 Workstation Seatings and Desks 2 F10 Lounge Seatings F11 Private Office Seatings and Desks 1 F12 Private Office Seatings and Desks 2 F13 Copy Machines and Printers
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Workstation
The workstation for corporation office is designed in green and blue color to reflect the ambiance of green rice field and the water layer. There will be color po up of green and blue along the furniture, ceiling and columns. The ceilings are designed with light weight wavy panels to create a peaceful yet playful look to the office.
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Meeting Room
The meeting room is designed similar to the concept of the workstation. The pop up of green color create a fresh office space with bright rectangular LED ighting for the soace to look bright and clean.
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LEVEL 3 Newman’s Own Foundation Office
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Furniture Area Legend F1 Reception Table F2 Lobby Seatings F3 Meeting Room Seatings and Table F4 Lounge Seatings and Tables F5 Dining Seatings and Tables F6 Private Office Seatings and Desks1 F7 Private Office Seatings and Desks2 F8 Workstation Seatings and Desks F9 Classroom Seatings and Desks F10 Copy Machines and Printers F11 Storage Lockers 112
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SYMBOL LEGEND Recessed Lighting Pendant Lighting Mounted Cove Lighting Square Three Recessed
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Reception
The third unit is for the foundation office. The concept of the unit is the mountain and green grass rice field. The color of green and orange along the walls and furniture give a bright and look to the lobby and workstation. The carpet and vinyl flooring also give a good fuction to the heavy traffice office for the sound to be controllable.
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Meeting Room
The meeting office of this unit is quite different than the second unit. This unit has more grey color and light use pendant Led strip lighting. The windows are closed with panels that has a square decoration that resembles the divided shape of rice field terrace.
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“Be faithful to your own taste because nothing you really like is ever out of style.� Billy Baldwin
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C O LO R RENDE RING T E CHNIQUES
These images are collection of hand rendering techniques using color pencils. Color rendering techniques is one of the important skill of learning as an interior designer. It is important as to show material finishes and shadows and higlights from different types of lightings. All line drawings by: Stephan Hoffpauir
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These images are collection of hand rendering techniques using watercolor. Color rendering techniques is also important to get the feel of different materials and see those materials finishes under different types of lighting. All line drawings by: Stephan Hoffpauir WAT E R C O LO R R E N D E R I N G S
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“In design, there is no such thing as “rules”. There is however, common sense.” Ken Dement
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TE X TI L E DE SIG N
Rice Field Terrace The
concept of this project is rice field terrace .
The reason behind this concept is to
incorporate the element of nature to textile design. This concept is also related to one of the interior design project that has been made previously. With this concept, it emphasizes the details of the curved lines, layers, depth, and division. There wil be drawings and patterns of the various grains leaves, curved line structure of the rice field alignments, depth and layers of the rice field stacks, and the scenery of people working in the rice field terrace. To be more specific, it is a personal related concept that brings back the designer’s hometown memories. the specific place of this rice field terrace is from Bali in Indonesia. It reminds the designer of her home country and childhood. Everytime she passes by small villages, there are a lot of beautiful rice field terrace with mountain backgrounds.
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PH O TO G RA P H Y
These images are photography collections that has been collected from San Francisco and Bay Area. Photography is an easy artistic way to get inspired by the surroundings. It is a simple skill to learn about lighting and colors. Photography has always been my interest and I have to say that I have a good eye to capture moments and arrangements of things. All photos are taken with: SONY NEX-7
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THANK YOU Acknowledgements I would like to express my deepest gratitude to all of my family, friends, faculty, and services for challenging and supporting me. I want to dedicate this book to my family who always have my back and motivate me the most. FAMILY Widjajanti Rahardjo / Michael Santoso / Jesslyn Rahardjo / Purwanto Rahardjo / Ratna Wonosubagio FRIENDS Darren Gunawan / Livia Johanna / Florencia Irena / Mellisiani Sutanto / Andreas Ivan / Robert Kwok / Yun Jeong Ryu / Jacqueline Pandji / Stefan Sukrisno / Nathanael Paimanta FACULTY Chamindri Wijemanne / Agustin Sanders / Olga Zhovreboff / Sean Stuart / Ernest Mariotto / Stephan Hoffpauir / Archana Myer / Archibald Woo / Serena Zanello / Kathleen Roche / Ricardo Marmolejo / Edwin Jordan / Tony Wong / Andrew Tu SERVICES Chum’s Design and Print
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