Davin G. Lineker 11-12-97, Jakarta, Indonesia.
Jalan Cisitu Indah V no. 8, Coblong, Bandung, West Java.
(+62) 81316557597
davingerylineker@gmail.com
Hello, my name is Davin and now I am on my final year as Architecture Undergraduate student at Institut Teknologi Bandung. I believe contextual approach is important to make appropriate architecture. I often see myself as a curious individual, determined, and also enjoying architecture research, particularly in social housing design, being in a group discussion, and watching animal facts on YouTube.
EDUCATION
Undergraduate Architecture Student 2015 - present Institut Teknologi Bandung (GPA: 3.54/4.00, 135 Credit Hours)
SOFTWARE PROFICIENCY
Adobe Photoshop Adobe InDesign Adobe Illustrator Autodesk AutoCAD Autodesk Revit Microsoft Office SketchUp
HAND-ON SKILL
Hand-drawing Model making
INTEREST
Architecture Participatory Design Social Housing Design/Research
INTERNSHIP
Project Division Intern May 2018 - August 2018 Springhill Group, Kemayoran, Jakarta assissting junior architect in double-checked the forcon-shopdrawing, designing apartment fence, field observating and measuring, and quality checking.
ORGANIZATION EXPERIENCES
Student Representative Board
Head of Procession and Performing
2018 - 2019
Acts Division
IMA-G ITB
2016
System Advancement Commission
IMA-G ITB Graduation Ceremony
Head of Fundraising Division
Basic Physics Laboratory Assistant
2018
2016
IMA-G ITB Cader Recruitment
Basic Physics Laboratory ITB
Mentor Division Member 2017 ITB Major Orientation Event
COMPETITIONS
Participant
Participant
2019
2018
FuturArc Prize 2019 Competition
Sepekan Arsitektur UAJY: A Collaborative Space
Top 10
4th Place
2018
2017
Petrolida 2018: Oil Rig Design Competi-
Archevent UNS: Urban Resistance and
tion
Reconciliation
Participant
Participant
2018
2017
Architecture Festival Petra: Contextual
AFAIR UI: Lost and Found
Micro Space PUBLICATIONS
“Good Stories, Big Ideas� sebagai Cara Berpikir Desain Firma Arsitektur Gensler Prosiding Temu Ilmiah IPLBI 2017. Universitas Malikussaleh Lhoksemauwe, October 2017. with Keshia Simatupang, Ahmad Aufa Adyancha, and Faradillah Hillman Supervised by Dr. Agus S. Ekomadyo, S.T., M.T. Spatial Utilization based on Transformable Architecture from Peri-urban Housing Concept Co-living in Rancaekek, Bandung The 4th International Conference Planning in The Era of Uncertainty (ICPEU) with Aliefianto Nandya Saputra, Haidar El Haq Hibaturrahim, and Devi Kava Nilla Supervised by Dr. Agus S. Ekomadyo, S.T., M.T. and Ramalis Sobandi P.
Contents | Selected Works 2017-2018
seQuence an innovation hub for governments, communities, and students
Dari, Oleh, Untuk a microhouse for low income in Tamansari, Bandung
A Cure for the Future a contextual microspace for children from different class group
The Formation a mix use building in Bandung that promotes permeability
Other works handdrawing and model making
seQuence | Innovation Hub 3rd Year Studio Project Mentor: Ir. Budi Rijanto Location: Jalan Setra Sari, Bandung, Indonesia
Ideation Testing
3rd Floor
Observing and Questioning
Prototyping
2nd Floor
Ground Floor
The Issue
Design Concepts
In these days, in the midst of grow-
Discussing and innovating can be translated into four* steps of thinking, which is:
ing start-ups or similar business, the demand of rentable working space is increasing.
The brief of this project is to ac-
Observing and Questioning
Ideation
Prototyping
Testing
commodate that demands and be the place where government, uni-
These four steps translated into sequence that overlaping with each other to pro-
versity, and the people can meet
motes interaction that creates innovation atmosphere emerges through communica-
in an innovation atmosphere.
tion and encouragement. *Plattner, H. Institute of Design at Stanford
Site Plan Ground Floor Rents:
Small Meeting Room
Stationery Retails
Other Facilities:
Lounge
Workshops
Printing Room
Research Room
Supporting Facilities:
Men Restroom
Women Restroom
Prayer Room
Panel Room
2nd Floor (Main Entrance) Rents: Gallery
Food and Beverages
Outdoor Dining
Retails Other Facilities: Lobby Kitchen
Curation Room
Women Restroom
Supporting Facilities:
Men Restroom
Women Restroom
Panel Room
3rd Floor Rents: Cafe
Private Meeting Room
Large Co-working Space
Small Co-working Space
Other Facilities: Lounge
Small Library
Workshops
Research Room
Supporting Facilities:
Men Restroom
Women Restroom
Prayer Room
Panel Room
Section 1
Section 2
Front Elevation
Details
Left Elevation
Dari, Oleh, Untuk | Low Income Micro-settlement Competition Entry for Archevent 2017 UNS: Urban Resistance and Reconciliation with Aries Fadli Prayoga and Keshia Simatupang Status: 4th Place Location: Kebun Binatang, Bandung, Indonesia
Low income micro-settlements with participatory approach for humanizing human being
Site Issues
Slum area in Kebun
1508 houses built
Household
Binatang, Bandung
along
pollutes river
(according to local
ung
regulations
with no setback.
stan-
CikapundRiver,
waste
often
There are no land
Narrow navigation,
in 4000 m2 area
in some cases its
dedicated for wa-
only 60 cm wide
ter infiltration
dard)
Most of Kebun Binatang resident already live together with their own family up to three generations
Making Legal Moves Microhouse
According to local
We have to relo-
But, the most com-
Charity
regulations, there
cate
the
mon way to de-
often not able to
patory design ap-
are no permanent
settements in le-
velop this kind of
create the sense of
proach to micro-
building built along
gal land, since land
project is to charity
ownership to the
house design
the river bank with-
area can not be
approach
relocated settler
out certain setback
changed
packed
Why participatory approach?
The Concepts
Participatory design is used to re-
Particapatory design approach
place the charity system. Charity
translated to incremental de-
system give the people no room
sign with easy construction. So,
for making the units theirs. So,
it could build a home within a
the charity units is often sold to
house that can accomodate vari-
other party and then will settle
ous needs for each relocated set-
again in another slum area.
tlers whilst also create the sense of ownership.
approach
Applying
partici-
How we build sense of ownership Participatory approach is crucial for
In this project, there are 3 points to achieve this concept, which is:
revitalizing slum area that already have a social and economical attachment to the place that they were lived on and want to have the same attachment for their new house. This is because the people involved in their own house design process,
Incremental Design
Easy Construction
Economical Design
build process, and past-build. Massing Concept
With the constraint of 12 m2 area
We substract what would be
We make the roof to a assymet-
and 7 m height, first we build a
ground floor for accommodating
rical trapezoid responding to the
block that maximized the build-
the various needs of the settler
Bandung climate: dry and rain.
able area and volume
prior to the relocation. This space
We choose assymetrical trape-
can be developed further by the
zoid for maximized use of the
settler
upper floor
Incremental: an Adjustment to Individual Needs We found out that every person in
Incremental design focused in the
Kebun Binatang has different ap-
first floor for more variety of develop-
proach to build their own house. The
ment. For example, the first floor of
approach is identical to the one who
the microhouse could be food stand
owns the house.
or a ministore.
So, in order to build the sense of ownership, we designed the first floor to be incremental. This adjustment helps to fulfill the different needs of Kebun Binatang residents.
Ground floor (red zone) is the incremental space
Easy and Economical Construction
Tin roof is relatively cheap and easy to get. Also the maintenance is relatively easy. Simple roof truss that can be put together with simple joints like nuts and bolts. Wall that constructed with OSB wood that relatively cheap and can maintain the temperature inside. Wall bed that can easily be folded when not used to give more space.
Large opening that promotes cross ventilation and reducing the narrowness. Ergonomic stairs that follow human step. Maximizing usable area. The door that can folded up to close the stairs.
Steel column put together with wood block with nuts and bolts joints.
Concrete plate that has opening for agricultural needs.
SYPO / PLATTO + Bubblepile as ground water insulation.
Structural Design
Preliminary Drawings
Gambar Gambar Gambar Gambar Kerja Kerja Kerja Kerja
SISTEM SISTEM SIRKULASI SIRKULASI VERTIKAL VERTIKAL
1. Elevation Drawings 2. Section Drawings
3. Floor Plan Drawings
4. Perspective Drawings
Vertical Circulation
217 217 21,70 21,70 mm cmmm cm 462 462 cmmm cm 46,20 mm 46,20 683,2 683,2 cmmm cm 68,32 mm 68,32
highlighted by yellow hue
Potongan B-B’ Skala 1:100 B-B’ Potongan
Skala 1:100
TAMPAK 1 Skala 1:100 1 TAMPAK
Skala 1:100
Skala 1:100
300 cm 30,00 mm 300 cm 30,00 mm
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G G DU N DU N UN UN AP AP IK IK
KK ALAL WW CI CI
S S AN AN D D PA PA SE SE AH AH ER ER DA DA
ALAKLK CIW CIW
SITUASI SITUASI
400 400 cmmm cm 40,00 40,00 mm
300 mm cm 30,00 300 mm cm 30,00
cmmm cm 40,00 40,00 mm 400 400
Potongan A-A’ Skala 1:100 A-A’ Potongan
U U
Denah Lantai Dasar Skala 1:100 Denah Lantai Dasar Skala 1:100
Denah Lantai Dua Skala 1:100 Denah Lantai Dua Skala 1:100
Interior Perspective
1
Interior Perspective
PRESPEKTIF INTERIOR PRESPEKTIF INTERIOR
TAMPAK 2 TAMPAK 2
Skala 1:100
Skala 1:100
ai Dua
40,00 cm 400mm
cm 40,00 400 mm
300 cm 30,00 mm 80cm 8,00 mm
PRESPEKTIF EKSTERIOR PRESPEKTIF EKSTERIOR
300 cm 30,00 mm 80cm 8,00 mm
40,00 cm 400mm
mm m
Denah Lantai Tiga Skala 1:100
Denah Lantai Tiga Skala 1:100
PRESPEKTIF EKSTERIOR YANG DITONJOLKA PRESPEKTIF EKSTERIOR YANG DITONJOLKAN
Rencana Rencana Berkelanjutan Berkelanjutan Rencana Rencana Berkelanjutan Berkelanjutan
ORIENTASI VIEW YANG MENGHADAP KE SUNGAI MEMBUAT SEBUAH FRONTYARD.
antara luas rumah mikro dengan rumah kumuh yang diobservasi.
6 RUMAH MIKRO MEMAKAI
6 RUMAH KUMUH MEMAKAI
RAIN HARVESTING KOMUNAL Ilustrasi Cluster dengan sempadan sungai DILETAKKAN yang sudah ditata. DISAMPING RUMAH.
Perbandingan 421,2 m² Pemanfaatan Lahan LUAS TANAH
72 m²
LEGAL antara
luas rumah mikro dengan LUAS TANAH *Data survey rumah kumuh yang diobservasi. LEGAL
6 RUMAH KUMUH MEMAKAI
421,2 m² LUAS TANAH LEGAL *Data survey
6 RUMAH MIKRO MEMAKAI RUMAH MIKRO
72 m² 349,2 m² TERDAPAT PERBEDAAN SELUAS
LUAS TANAH LEGAL
LUAS TANAH LEGAL
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349,2 m² INTERAKSI SOSIAL KUALITAS SUNGAI
CLUSTER Ilustrasi suasana cluster.
RUANG TERBUKA HIJAU
LUAS TANAH LEGAL
dll.
Ilustrasi Cluster dengan sempadan sungai yang sudah ditata.
RUANG TERBUKA HIJAU
SIRKULASI RUMAH MIKRO YANG LEBIH TAMBAHAN BAIK
TERDAPAT PERBEDAAN SELUAS
RUMAH KUMUH
CLUSTER
TAMBAHAN
SIRKULASI YANG LEBIH BAIK Ilustrasi suasana cluster.
RUANG RUMAH TERBUKA KUMUH HIJAU RUMAH MIKRO INTERAKSI SOSIAL
MASSA PERANCANGAN
MASA KONSTRUKSI
MASA PASCAKONSTRUKSI
KUALITAS SUNGAI RUANG TERBUKA HIJAU
TIMELINE RENCANA BERKELANJUTAN
RUMAH MIKRO MASSA PERANCANGAN
MASA KONSTRUKSI
TIMELINE RENCANA BERKELANJUTAN
Future Plan Timeline
MASA PASCAKONSTRUKSI
ENTR A
ORIENTASI KE ARAH SUNGAI
Perbandingan Pemanfaatan Lahan
SIRKULASI JALAN
Future Plan
SIRKULASI JALAN
FRONTYARD MENJAGA AGAR DAERAH PINGGIR SUNGAI DAPAT TETAP BERSIH ORIENTASI VIEW DAN TERAWAT. YANG MENGHADAP KE SUNGAI MEMBUAT RAIN HARVESTING SEBUAH FRONTYARD. KOMUNAL DILETAKKAN FRONTYARD MENJAGA DISAMPING RUMAH. AGAR DAERAH PINGGIR SUNGAI DAPAT TETAP BERSIH DAN TERAWAT.
Potensi k antarang Cluster Ru rumah be pemakaia lebih dap
Potensi kede antaranggota Cluster Ruma rumah berdas pemakaian W lebih dapat d
Block Configuration
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PENEMPATAN DAPUR DAN WC CLUSTER DI ATAS SALURAN AIR EKSISTING BEKAS SALURAN AIR WADUK
COURTYARD WC / DAPUR SALURAN PIPA EXSISTING
gan sempadan sungai
L
ORIENTASI KE ARAH SUNGAI
RAIN HARVESTING KOMUNAL DILETAKKAN DISAMPING RUMAH.
SIRKULASI JALAN
FRONTYARD MENJAGA AGAR DAERAH PINGGIR SUNGAI DAPAT TETAP BERSIH DAN TERAWAT.
ENTR ANC EK EC
COURTYARD SEBAGAI RUANG HIJAU YANG DAPAT MENJADI TEMPAT INTERAKSI SOSIAL.
SALURAN PIPA EXSISTING
ORIENTASI VIEW YANG MENGHADAP KE SUNGAI MEMBUAT SEBUAH FRONTYARD.
Potensi kedekatan tempat nggal yang berdekatan antaranggota keluarga merupakan basis diadakannya Cluster Rumah Mikro. Pengelompokkan rumahrumah berdasarkan hubungan kekerabatan membuat pemakaian WC/Dapur bersama di luar rumah mikro lebih dapat diaplikasikan.
DAERAH YANG DIRELOKASI
CLUSTER PEKERJA DILUAR DAERAH KEBUN BINATANG
Kedepannya, cluster akan dikelompokkan berdasarkan lokasi pekerjaan, untuk mempermudah sirkulasi pejalan kaki dan kendaraan. WIRA USAHA WARUNG MAKAN & SEMBAKO
PEKERJA YANG BERLOKASI DI KEBUN BINATANG
cluster.
Ak
s se
ke
MASA PASCAKONSTRUKSI
Zonasi cluster berdasarkan pekerjaan agar sirkulasi kendaraan lebih tertata.
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A Cure for the Future | Outdoor Space Competition Entry for Architecture Festival Petra 2018: Contextual Micro Space with R. Cecylia P. Costania, Putri Belinda, and Mentari Hanifa D. Status: Entry Location: Kanayakan, Bandung, Indonesia
In Kanayakan, there were a wall that divides the rich and the poor. It creates a residual space that either side won’t use anytime soon. But, as long as the title says, why we design it for children? What kind of interaction can possibly drawn between either of them? Well, why trouble yourself fxing something from the already fragile twigs when you can focus on creating its solid foundation? Children are our foundation. The idea is to obliviate what all of our ego has caused for us. With our design we hope to help restore social equality through children. Because they are the cure to our past mistakes.
Design Problem:
Proposed Solution:
Alam Kanayakan Res-
A block barrier uncon-
Abandoning each oth-
Gather
idence
siously makes boundar-
er, unconsiously makes
from both sides in our
ies the two societies
boundaries.
chosen location to play
is
luxurious
whilst we can call Gang
the
children
together, to bond.
Cigadung as for the low incomes.
People
about
Their oblivion causing
Our intention is when
With our design we
surroundings,
forget
the existence of residu-
they grow up, there will
hope to help restore
became
al space. Abandoned by
be no more boundary
social equality through
blunt and slowly they
both housing, have po-
between the two
children.
will lose their own iden-
tential to develop.
housings.
their their
sense
tity that is as one unity.
How children think and what should we do? Four factors that affects mental growth for children*:
Classification of children games applicated:
*Piyage and Inhalder, 1992
emotional feelings
physical growth
experience
social exchange
high physical activities
innovative
intuitive
solitude and silence
Massing Concepts in 7m x 7m, enrich the space, split into two different heights
unconsiously break the barriers!
break the barrier by making the wall more permeable
children super-duper love challenges!
it may be unseen, but
creating variety of
there is always a way!
physical activities
we want to trigger
aku habis dari seberang, lho.
the children to make decision this decision produce
caranya keatas gimana, ya?
escalating challenges for the kids without restricting them entirely
we want the decision can be made by all the children age group. so, older kids will climb, while younger kids will crawl! and so on! we make them interact despite the height differences!
At the age of 5-8 year old kids tend to have a very active mind. Various choice of circulation made to respond their ways of thinking, but we focus to improve the way they decide in order to reach their “destination�.
wall climbing
stairs climbing
rope climbing
hide and seek
book reading
net resting
net climbing
pole sliding
etc. Ground Floor
Second Floor
Kids’ Activities
Front Elevation
Back Elevation
Left Elevation
Right Elevation
main bola, yuk. yuk main, dek!
we hope that the children unconsiously breaking their own barrier, break those walls between them, and make a better future.
mau keseberang, deh!
The Formation | Mix Use 4th Year Studio Project Mentor: Dewi Larasati, S.T., M.T., Ph.D. Location: Jalan Sunda, Bandung, Indonesia An Integrated Urban Living in New Permeable Setting
Located in the center of Bandung, this building is focusing on cooperate the path and social nodes in the area to the function in the building.
Site Issues
Site Design Concept
No connectivity between Veteran St. and Naripan St.
Permeable Circulation to accomodate the needs to take the shortest way
With its formation to accommodate the human flow, the activity that will happen hopefully ignites the growth of economic and social nodes in the city.
Minimum existing pedestrian path. In some point, there is none.
Design Concepts Vet
era
1. Urban Porousity
t.
Sunda St.
3. Urban Leisure
Pedestrian Friendly to accomodate the walking lifestyle
nS
Site
2. Urban Economic Node
Buffer at Crowded Area to accomodate the needs to relax from the buzz
Naripa
n St.
More Inviting to accomodate the human flow in the area
Massing Transformation
Given Site
Ground Plan Setback
Urban Porousity
put a 15 m setback for eye view comfort
break the mass into three for permeability
Maximizing Apartment Needs
Natural Flare
Maximizing Build Area
apartment block facing north-south for best use of daylight, away from crowded roads, best view, etc.
making rounded edges and giving two bodies of water to give natural flare and cooling the air flow
and connect the masses using skybridge
Site Plan
Ground Floor Retails:
Department Store
Food and Beverages
Fashion Tenants
Outdoor Tenants
Other Tenants
Other Facilities:
Outdoor Dining
City Park
Men Restroom
Women Restroom
Core:
Ground Floor Plan
Panel Room
Emergency Stairs
Visitor Lift
Lift and Lift Lobby
2nd Floor Retails:
Food and Beverages
Fashion Tenants
Other Tenants
Other Facilities:
Men Restroom
Women Restroom
Core:
Panel Room
Emergency Stairs
Lift and Lift Lobby
2nd Floor Podium Plan
3rd Floor Retails:
Food and Beverages
Fashion Tenants
Other Tenants
Other Facilities:
Men Restroom
Women Restroom
Core:
3rd Floor Podium Plan
Panel Room
Emergency Stairs
Lift and Lift Lobby
4th Floor Rents:
Meeting Room
Casual Lounge
Apartment Amenities:
Appartment Lobby
Waiting Room
Infinity Pool
Roof Garden
Small Private Pool
Gym Other Facilities: Sky Lobby (4th Floor) Plan
Administration Room
Men Restroom
Women Restroom
Basement 1 Floor Car and motorcycle park Plumbing:
Water Pump Room
Electrical:
Generator Room
Panel Room
Other Facilities: Prayer Room and Security Room Lift and Small Lobby Lift Restrooms Basement 2 Floor Car and motorcycle park Plumbing:
Water Pump Room
Electrical:
Panel Room
Other Facilities: Security Room Lift and Small Lobby Lift Restrooms Spatial Organization
Apartment Units Sky Lobby Anchor Tenant
Fashion Tenants
Anchor Tenant
Fashion Tenants Anchor Tenant Basement Floors Basement Floors
Typical Apartment Plan
Unit Plan
Loft Unit Plan (Lower)
Tower A Typical Plan (Odd-Numbered Floor)
Loft Unit Plan (Upper)
Tower A Typical Plan (Even-Numbered Floor)
64 m2 Studio Unit Plan
Tower B Typical Plan
32 m2 Studio Unit Plan
Front Elevation
West Elevation
East Elevation
Bird Eye View
Entrance View
Other Works | hand drawing
model making etc.
Space and Form Organization Studio The objective is to make a public space eg. park in the bank of river. We have to organize four different masses to make some positive space that the public can use. I took an approach which colliding curve surface and more angular surface to make an interesting space in the park.
Architectural Design Studio III In this project, the objective is to make a co-working space in one of the main street in Bandung. We have to make a section model. I cut my model here to show the roof truss that also making the space in the upper floor more interesting.
Structure and Form Studio
I do this project with Mentari Hanifa and Slamet Zarkasih. The objective of this project is to make a form active structure. We realize that when we curled up some plastic, it manages to hold weigth. So we curl the plastic and make some structure to resemble a rose.
Architectural Design Studio V This model is The Formation project model.
Davin G. Lineker (+62) 81316557597 davingerylineker@gmail.com