Desta Fatika // Portfolio #01 2020

#01 por tfolio by Desta Fatika

“To be strong is to understand weakness. To be weak is to have fears. To have fears is to have something precious to you. To have something precious to you is to be strong.�

- Lee Daniel a.k.a Tablo, Pieces of You

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cont e nt s curriculum vitae URBAN DESIGN Railway Oriented Development: Balapan Train Station Thematic Design Studio 2 // 2017

Space Resilience of Muara Angke Thematic Design Studio 1 // 2017

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BUILDING DESIGN HOUS(E)ABLE GKS ASEAN Summer Program Final Project // 2018

Redevelopment of Wates Transit Station Final Design Project // 2018

Hotel Antapura Architecture Design Studio 5 // 2016

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OTHER WORKS International Conference on Indonesian Architecture and Planning Various Design Products // 2020

Architecture Study Program, UGM Name Card Design // 2019

Galeri Arsitektur (GALAR) Brochure Design // 2019

Architecture Study Program and Professional Program For Architect Prospectus Book Design // 2019

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desta fatika Kalasan, Sleman, Daerah Istimewa Yogyakarta Indonesia destafatika@gmail.com +62 857 4343 1126 linkedin.com/in/destaf/

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Language Skill Bahasa Indonesia Javanese

Mother Tongue

English

Advanced (C1)

Korean

Beginner

Professional Skill

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photography

cinematography

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Interests

urban design

architecture

books

art

music

languages

travel

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Education Architecture Study Program, Universitas Gadjah Mada Yogyakarta, Indonesia Bachelor Degree 2014-2018

Keimyung University

Daegu, South Korea Global Korea Scholarship (GKS) for Asean Countries’ Science and Engineering Students: Summer School on Architecture and Civil Engineering Study Program Issued by NIIED Korean Government 2018

Work Experiences Department of Architecture and Planning, Universitas Gadjah Mada

Architecture Study Program Assistant // Freelance In charge in moving the old study program’s website to the new website; designing various design products for International Conference of Indonesia Architecture and Planning (ICIAP) and doing other works related to the event.

Yogyakarta, 2020-now.

Department of Architecture and Planning, Universitas Gadjah Mada

Architecture Study Program Assistant // KAAB Preparation Team Involved in documents preparation for the international accreditation. In charge of designing the layout as well as writing the contents of Undergraduate Architecture Program & Professional Program for Architect Prospectus, designing name card, updating content of study program’s website, and other works that related to international accreditation preparation.

Yogyakarta, 2018-2019

Center of Urban Design and Diffability, Universitas Gadjah Mada

Freelance Assistant In charge of site survey as well as process the survey data that will be used for Building and Development Planning Program of Gondomanan (2019) and Kraton (2020) District.

Yogyakarta, 2019; 2020-now

Center for Energy Studies, Universitas Gadjah Mada

Freelance Research Assistant In charge of survey as well as analyze and process the survey data of a research project about the relation between space characters with work patterns and energy consumption in cafe and co-working space in DI Yogyakarta.

Yogyakarta, 2019

Directorate of Planning and Development, Universitas Gadjah Mada

Student Intern Involved in redesign proposal of Department of Forestry’s Pusat Rekayasa, Inovasi, dan Inkubasi Penelitian Hasil Hutan (Center for Engineering, Innovation and Incubation of Forest Products Research).

Yogyakarta, 2016-2017

Department of Architecture and Planning, Universitas Gadjah Mada Lecturer Assistant Assessing weekly assignments and helping student in Structure and Construction 1 course Yogyakarta, 2016

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O ther Experiences Wiswakharman Expo 2017: “Identity”

Exhibitor: Redevelopment of Kampung Jogoyudan Part of riverside design team and responsible for compile the 3d design of the project.

An architecture and art exhibition held by Study Program Architecture of Universitas Gadjah Mada, 2017

International Conference on Indonesian Architecture and Planning (ICIAP) Organizing Committee Involved in managing the documents that related with the conference.

Department of Architecture and Planning of Universitas Gadjah Mada, 2016

Sydney South East Asia Centre (SSEAC) Cultural Industries in Central Java Participant A Summer Field Trip Program held by The University of Sydney and Universitas Gadjah Mada, 2016

Wiswakharman Expo 2016: “Density”

Publication Division An architecture and art exhibition held by Study Program Architecture of Universitas Gadjah Mada, 2015-2016

PPSMB Palapa 2015

Secretariat Involved in managing the documents that related with the event.

Student Orientation held by Universitas Gadjah Mada, 2015

Wiswakharman Expo 2015: “Live The Future, Live The Culture”

Publication Division An architecture and art exhibition held by Study Program Architecture of Universitas Gadjah Mada, 2015-2016

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URBAN DESIGN

URBAN DESIGN

Railway Oriented Development Balapan Train Station Thematic Design Studio 2 // 2017

AutoCAD, SketchUp, Lumion, Adobe InDesign

Solo Balapan Train Station is the biggest train Station in Solo. This station will be developed as a transit station and an airport station will be build. This station is connected with Tirtonadi Bus Station by a sky-bridge that recently built. Surrounded by housings and commercial buildings, the emplacement need to be designed effectively to achieve the objective of Transit Oriented Development.

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DESTA FATIK A

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URBAN DESIGN Tirtonadi bus station residential area

walking distance radius (500m) emplacement area operational area

commercial buildings

commercial buildings

commercial buildings

BACKGROUND ISSUE Solo Balapan Train Station is the biggest train Station in Solo. This station will be developed as a transit station and an airport station will be build. This station connected with Tirtonadi Bus Station by a skybridge that recently built. Surrounded by residential area and commercial buildings, the emplacement need to be designed effectively to achieve the objective of Transit Oriented Development.

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DESTA FATIK A SITE ANALYSIS

LAND USE

BUILDING STYLE

BUILDING HEIGHT

SUMMARY • • • • •

Site area : 81.306 m² Built-up area : 28.082 m² Floor area : 38.949 m² Emplacement’s BCR (non-operational) : 34,54% Emplacement’s FAR (non-operational) : 0,48

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URBAN DESIGN ZONING & CIRCULATION CONCEPT

bus station residential

commercial train station

TRANSIT ORIENTED DEVELOPMENT Redefining Solo Balapan by Interconnecting the Diversities

PUBLIC public zone provide facility for people from both inside and outside the city

SEMI-PUBLIC semi-public zone mainly provide facility for people around the TOD zone

PRIVATE mixed-use buildings to optimize building function

green design that prioritize pedestrian and non-motorized vehicles

interconnecting nodes

community friendly environment

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private zone mainly provide facility for the residence in and around the TOD zone

the train station still has colonial style in the building design. an airport station will be built at the north side that currently used by a cement factory

the south side is located at the main street, between train-station and commercial buIldings

DESTA FATIK A

RESIDENTIAL consist of apartment, communal space and ‘warung’

EDUCATIONAL AREA consist of school facility and a public library

OPEN SPACE maximize the greenery of the area. consist of park and commercial area

COMMERCIAL consist of retails, entertainment center, transit hotel, offices, and meeting rooms

TRAIN STATION consist of train station, retails, and rooftop garden

TOD CORE CIRCULATION the main TOD circulation that connect train station and bus station

MAIN STREET the main street provide access for vehicles

TOD PEDESTRIAN PRIORITY the street that provide access for pedestrian and bike riders the north side is located between train-station, housings, and some commercials building that mostly located at the main street

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URBAN DESIGN residential residential sky garden

sky garden

BLOCKPLAN floral shop

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school public library

DESTA FATIK A jogging track Balapan square retails

airport station transit hotel retails parking area

Balapan train-station retails entertainment center rooftop garden

culinary park

office meeting room retails

parking area

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URBAN DESIGN

bus station

CIRCULATION PLAN pedestrian and bike riders circulation BIS SOLO TRANS(BST) circulation private vehicles main circulation

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DESTA FATIK A

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airport station

parking area

drop off circulation

parking area

public station

park ‘n’ ride circulation (underground) other public transport mode circulation

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URBAN DESIGN

floral shop combination between floral shop and park to maximize the greenery and as new attraction spot in the city

culinary park combination between culinary spot and railway-side park to maximize the greenery and tourist attraction in the city

rooftop garden rooftop garden connect the station with the buildings around and the sky-bridge which offers a beautiful city view from above

square square as a public space and the center of TOD area

LANDSCAPING CONCEPT

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DESTA FATIK A sky garden combination between skybridge and garden as a unique cityscape that offers beautiful city view from above

waterfront maximize the function of the river with waterfront walkaway

jogging track and playground a park that has jogging track around a man-made lake and a playground to facilitate the neighborhood

courtyard courtyard which has function as public space

airport station’s entrance an entrance that give a welcoming experience for the users

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URBAN DESIGN

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DESTA FATIK A

LAND USE EFFICIENCY BCR: 35.54% FAR: 0.48

down up

BCR: 20% FAR: 1.47

LAND USE DOMINATION residential commercial educational train-station

BCR

21.90%

22.60%

3.30%

52.20%

FAR

0.33

0.586

0.102

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URBAN DESIGN

Space Recilience of Muara Angke

Thematic Design Studio 1 // 2017 AutoCAD, SketchUp, Vray, Adobe Photoshop, Adobe InDesign

Muara Angke is an area located at Pluit, Penjaringan, North Jakarta, between two luxury neighborhoods which are Pantai Indah Kapuk and Pluit City. This neighborhood is known for its fresh seafood market and the grilled fish. People can buy fresh fish themselves at the market and bring them to the neighborhood restaurants to be cooked. There is also an activity center for Traditional Fisheries Product Processing (PHPT) which applies various methods in the production process such as salted, pindang (boiled with salt and certain spices), and smoked. The products then will be sold as wholesalers and retailers. Some of the salted fish products are exported or distributed to the other islands. Other than seafood products, Muara Angke also has a wildlife sanctuary on the west side. This sanctuary is part of the last remaining mangrove forest in DKI Jakarta province with an area of 25.02 hectares which is inhabited by no more than 90 species of birds. Unfortunately, both of the tourist area and the neighborhood of Muara Angke looks poorly maintained.

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Tidung Island

DESTA FATIK A

The Thousands Island (Kepulauan Seribu)

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URBAN DESIGN SITE ANALYSIS Pluit an administrative village in Jakarta that has established itself as a bustling commercial center with its three shopping centers: Pluit Junction, Pluit Village and Emporium Pluit Mall

Muara Angke mangrove forest and wildlife sanctuary a protected nature conservation area that has 30 species of plants which 11 of them are tree species in the mangrove forest and a home to various species of birds and various other animals that have been hard to find in other areas of Jakarta

Pantai Indah Kapuk (PIK) one of most prestigious residential areas in Jakarta which is known for its entertainment area on the main street such as mall, beer gardens, karaoke bars and dance clubs.

SITE

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Traditional Fisheries Product Processing (PHPT) Center a fisheries production center which applies various traditional methods in the production process such as salted, pindang (boiled with salt and certain spices), and smoked.

DESTA FATIK A

local restaurants local restaurants provide cooking service for the people who want to immediately cook their fresh bought fish

fish market one of the biggest fish auction and sale places in Indonesia which provide freshly caught seafood Muara Angke port this port provide service for people who want to go to the small islands around North Jakarta fishing village an area inhabited by peoples who are associated with fishing industries which has poorly maintained condition some of the fishermen also do home-scale salted fish business

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URBAN DESIGN DEVELOPMENT CONCEPT REDEFINING improving, developing, and strengthen the existing facilities

REVIVING adding new facilities to support the existing site potential

REWEAVING connecting the nodes (facilities) to make a better system

ZONING CONCEPT FISH ZONE fish zone is the main area for any activities that involved freshly caught fish

TOURISM ZONE tourism zone is the main area for tourist attraction in Muara Angke

COMMERCIAL ZONE commercial zone is where retails, restaurants, and other commercial facilities for tourist are located

SETTLEMENT ZONE settlement zone is the residential area where the fishermen live and Traditional Fishery Product Processing Center located. the tourists will be able to see the process as well as bought the home-scale fish products straight from the fishermen

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DESTA FATIK A

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URBAN DESIGN

ZONING PLAN port dock fish market muara angke square commercials mangrove forest eco-tourism cottage fisherman village multiple housing 30

DESTA FATIK A

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URBAN DESIGN

CIRCULATION PLAN citizen’s main circulation citizen’s main transport circulation tourist’s main circulation tourist’s main transport circulation 32

DESTA FATIK A

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URBAN DESIGN

MUARA ANGKE FISH MARKET

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DESTA FATIK A

fiber glass

food court area

wood grilles

market area

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URBAN DESIGN

1. bedrooms 2. living room 3. bathroom 4. kitchen

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FLOOR PLAN

wooden deck 36

wooden rafters

wooden wall

DESTA FATIK A

MUARA ANGKE MANGROVE COTTAGE

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URBAN DESIGN

FISHERMAN VILLAGE

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DESTA FATIK A

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1. multifunction veranda 2. bathroom 3. kitchen 4. living room 5. bedroom 6. main bedroom 7. terrace

1st FLOOR PLAN

tropical roof 5 4

wood vent grilles 6

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2nd FLOOR PLAN

wooden lattice (shading) wooden wall 39

URBAN DESIGN

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TYPICAL FLOOR PLAN

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1. room type 36 2. room type 24 3. bathroom 4. bedroom 5. shared space / social space 6. shared kitchen

fiber glass

wood grilles

roster terracotta 40

DESTA FATIK A

MULTIPLE HOUSING

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BUILDING DESIGN

BUILDING DESIGN

HOUS(E)ABLE

sustainable - flex(i)able - modulable GKS Final Project // 2018 - Luong Trung Hieu (architecture) - Desta Fatika (arcitecture) - Gho Danny Wahyudi (civil) - Nguyen Thi Van Trang (civil)

In this modern days, people are busy with their own activities. School and work make people become more individualistic and do less ‘real’ socialization, especially for people who live by themselves, away from their home. Socialization is needed so people get different view of the world from people with various backgrounds.

Shared-house is one of the solution to maintain the socialization between people, which they can exchange ideas from various topics. As a modern shared-house, the house also need to be sustainable yet comfortable without forgetting its main purpose, to encourage people socialize with the other users.

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DESTA FATIK A

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BUILDING DESIGN

MODULAR STRUCTURE (steel frames and wall panel) The building is constructed using steel frames, allowing for fast construction using modular method and making the building recycle-able when the building is reconstructed. The usage of steel structures allowed cost and energy saving in every part at the building life cycle and reduced pollution.

After the steel frame is assembled, there is no need to build a brick wall since the structure is constructed using modular wall panel allowing for fast assembly and construction of the house.

In order to provide earthquake resistance structure, we put bracing on the structure. It can be seen that the bracing reduces the building drift.

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DESTA FATIK A

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BUILDING DESIGN

Redevelopment of Wates Transit Station: The Face of The City Final Design Project // 2017-2018

AutoCAD, SketchUp, Adobe Photoshop, Adobe InDesign

In response to the increasing number of people that visit DIYogyakarta (DIY), the government build a new bigger airport in Kulon Progo called New Yogyakarta International Airport (NYIA) as Adisutjipto airport has been overloaded for a while. Due to the location that is not in the main city, the lack of sufficient transport to reach the airport becomes one of the main problem. As the solution, the government improve several transport-related facilities, and train is one of them. Train is one of the most effective transport to move from and to destination within medium to far distance. Transit Oriented Development Corridor (Temon - Prambanan line) is planned to support the airport following the transport oriented system that already applied for connecting DIY and Solo with commuter line (Prameks). Wates Train Station is the main train station in Kulon Progo within the TOD Corridor and the DIY - Solo communal line that has a big potential to develop so it will be a bigger transit station. Its role is also important to support the development of Kulon Progo which already attracts a lot of tourist with its beauty of nature and culture.

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DESTA FATIK A

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BUILDING DESIGN MAIN ISSUES

the growth in population and tourism in DIY

the development of New Yogyakarta International Airport (NYIA) and TOD corridor

the condition of public transport in DIY

train as a mass public transport

MAIN IDEA REDEVELOPMENT OF WATES TRANSIT STATION

Redeveloping Wates Station as a main transit station in Kulon Progo Regency that integrated with other public transports that pass the station.

CONCEPT | IDENTITY | DIALOGUE | OASIS | A train station that has distinctive design and shows the strength of Kulon Progo Regency. As a public space, the station also integrated with Wates City square and give meaningful user experience.

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DESTA FATIK A

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BUILDING DESIGN

U SITE ANALYSIS

F D.I.Yogyakarta

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A B

Kulon Progo

D Wates

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wates station

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BPD DIY

walking distance (500m)

DESTA FATIK A

emplacement

landuse map

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building access

public facility

office

Indonesian National Armed Forces (TNI)

bus (AKAP) from Yogyakarta City

exit

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wates traditional market

main road emplacement

bus (AKAP) to Yogyakarta City

emplacement

wates city square

education

commercial

transport circulation

entry

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residential

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Kulon Progo gov. office

regent’s (official) residence

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BUILDING DESIGN PHASE 1 - MACRO: EXPANSION The existing Wates Train Station is classified as a small train station with a capacity of around 50 passengers.

Located in the middle of the regency with only around 20 minutes (by car) from New Yogyakarta International Airport, it is predicted that the number of passengers will be increased, and expanding the waiting area will be needed. The new capacity for the waiting area will refer to the planned NYIA capacity, which is around 7 times bigger than Adisutjipto International Airport.

PHASE 2 - MEZZO: CONNECTING MICRO: ZONING Located in front of Wates Square, a new entrance built at the north side of the station to integrate the station and the square. Having two entrances will also make it easier for users to access the station. The zoning plan for both side of the station divided based on the station design guidelines.

ZONE I

(ticketing, commercials, )

ZONE II

(waiting area, maintenance)

ZONE III

(platform)

PUBLIC AREA PAID AREA

PHASE 3 - MICRO: DETAILING The space programming divided based on the design standard, zoning, varieties of user, and the function which is as a transit station and middle-class station, while the materials chosen by considering the local materials and the user experience.

EXPOSED CONCRETE Utilizing Andesite, a natural resources potential in Kulon Progo, which then processed with modern technology.

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STEEL Utilizing iron ore, a natural resources potential in Kulon Progo, which then processed with modern technology.

WOOD Using wood as the material combination, a material that usually used for traditional house in DIY to add warm impression.

GLASS Glass is used to maximized natural light lightning and view from the transit station.

DESTA FATIK A

SITEPLAN 1. hall 2. public waiting area 3. executive waiting area 4. information booth 5. ticket vending machine 6. supporting facilities (lactorium, medic) 7. platform 8. rail regulator & platform supervisor

9. staff room 10. praying room (mushola) 11. smoking area 12. toilet 13. bus stop 14. taxi & ojek parking area 15. drop off

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BUILDING DESIGN

truss roof structure

basement parking area MEP office

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DESTA FATIK A

PASSENGERS’ ARRIVAL

PASSENGERS’ DEPARTURE

TRANSPORT CIRCULATION

second floor waiting area platform

private vehicles, taxi bus to Yogyakarta bus to Wates

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BUILDING DESIGN

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DESTA FATIK A

Antapura Hotel

Architecture Design Studio 5 // 2016 AutoCAD, Revit 2016, Adobe Photoshop, Adobe InDesign

The hotel site is located at Jl. Mangkubumi, Yogyakarta, facing the main road at its west. At the south of the site, Malioboro Shopping Street and Tugu Train Station located only 2 km away. As there are also a lot of commercials alongside the busy road, the noise level in the site is quite high. Despite that issues, Mount Merapi far in the north and the city skyline become a big view potential that can be enjoyed by the visitors. Antapura Hotel offers a soothing atmosphere in the middle of the hustle and bustle of the city of Yogyakarta. The combination of the local and modern materials for the interior provides a warm and welcoming atmosphere, while the plants that in the building and at the building facade act as shading as well as air-conditioning.

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BUILDING DESIGN DESIGN TRANSFORMATION

the building’s basic form follows the site shape

add void in the middle for inner-court to improve the air circulation

SITEPLAN

add leveling to maximize light and air quality

change the pointy corners into curves to eliminate stiff impression

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UNDER GROUND FLOOR PLAN

DESTA FATIK A

SEMI-BASEMENT FLOOR PLAN

TYPICAL FLOOR PLAN

2nd FLOOR PLAN

8th FLOOR PLAN 61

BUILDING DESIGN

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DESTA FATIK A

president suite room

suite & junior suite room

green facade acts as shading and air+sound filter

hydroponic plantations to decorate the building’s interior

standard & deluxe room

lobby

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other works

OTHER WORKS

International Conference on Indonesian Architecture and Planning 2020 Department of Architecture and Planning Universitas Gadjah Mada // 2020 Adobe Illustrator, Adobe Photoshop

The various kind of design products in this project is divided into two different main purpose. The first one is for publication (posters and billboard), and the second one is for the decoration on the conference day (banner, backdrop, photo booth). The products are designed based on the color theme of ICIAP 2020

poster for public

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billboard

DESTA FATIK A

backdrop

photo booth

banner

poster for IAI & IAP

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OTHER WORKS

Architecture Study Program (name card design) Department of Architecture and Planning Universitas Gadjah Mada // 2019 Adobe Illustrator

This name card is designed specifically for Architecture Study Program lecturers as a secondary name card, to express the unique charm of architecture through graphic design.

The front side is following UGM official name card design to keep the formality, while the back side is completely changed into a new and stylish design based on the general characters of the architecture study program.

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Architecture Program Architecture Study Study Program

Desta Fatika, S.Ars Desta Fatika, S.Ars Faculty of engineering Faculty of engineering Department of Architecture and Planning Department of Architecture and Planning Grafika 2, Sekip, Yogyakarta, Indonesia Jalan Jalan Grafika No. 2,No. Sekip, Yogyakarta, Indonesia T: 274 +62 580092 274 580092 | F: 274 +62 580854 274 580854 T: +62 | F: +62 architecture.archiplan.ugm.ac.id | desta.fatika@mail.ugm.ac.id architecture.archiplan.ugm.ac.id | desta.fatika@mail.ugm.ac.id Locally Rooted, Globally Respected Locally Rooted, Globally Respected

www.ugm.ac.id www.ugm.ac.id

front side

Desta Fatika Desta Fatika +624343 857 4343 +62 857 1126 1126 GraďŹ ka 2, Sekip Jalan Jalan GraďŹ ka No. 2,No. Sekip Yogyakarta, Indonesia Yogyakarta, Indonesia destafatika@gmail.com destafatika@gmail.com

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DESTA FATIK A

GALERI ARSITEKTUR / GALAR (brochure design) Architecture Study Program Department of Architecture and Planning Universitas Gadjah Mada // 2019 Adobe InDesign, Adobe Photoshop

The brochure design is representing the concept of GALAR which is black box (outer pages) and white box (inner pages). The brochure itself explains about the plan to build a architecture gallery at Department of Architecture and Planning, the design proposal, and the estimated cost to built the gallery.

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OTHER WORKS

Architecture Study Program and PPAr 2019/2020 Prospectus (book design, contents) Architecture Study Program Department of Architecture and Planning Universitas Gadjah Mada // 2019 Adobe InDesign, Adobe Photoshop

This prospectus was made in preparation for international accreditation evaluation as well as the future needs of Undergraduate Study Program and Professional Program for Architect in Universitas Gadjah Mada. This prospectus has a simple and clean design so the readers can read comfortably.

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OTHER WORKS

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THANK YOU. +62 857 4343 1126 destafatika @gmail.com

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