Master of Science in Architecture - Built Environment Interiors Access September 2023 First Submission
Name Dimas Dewantara Place, date of birth Makassar, 1 July 1996 Graduated in August 2017 at the Department of Architecture of the Universitas Indonesia
Index Page Works in University - Studio of Final Project year 2017 Prof. Yandi Andri Yatmo, ST, Dip.Arch, M.Arch, Ph.D and Dr.-Ing. Dalhar Susanto
3
- Studio of Architectural Design 5 (Heritage Architecture & Urban History) year 2016 Prof. Kemas Ridwan Kurniawan, ST, M.Sc, Ph.D and Prof. Ir. Evawani Ellisa, M.Eng, Ph.D
8
Works and Certificate of Professional Activity - Junior Architect at Quadratura Indonesia, PT started at July 1 2019 until now Renovation of Abandoned Asset in Bandung Rooftop Revitalization of Financial Head Office in Jakarta
13 17
- Set Designer at Palka Desain started at November 2017 until March 2019 - Extracurricular Internship at Indesain Interspace Aestetika, PT started at June 10 2016 until July 15 2016
20
Works and Certificate of Extracurricular Workshop and Competition - Workshop at Jakarta Workshop Joint Studio 2017 (Imminent Commons) started at August 15 2017 ended at August 29 2017 conducted by Prof. Akiko Okabe and Prof. Evawani Ellisa
21
- Competition of MINIATUR 2017 at August 9 2017, Dr. Ir. Agung Budi Sarjono, MT
24
- Seminar of Contribution of Architectural Research Diversity in Support of Design Practice at October 15 2022 Dr. Ir. Bachtiar Fauzy, MT
30
2
Plants Manipulation Architecture: Knitting Abandoned Ruins Final Project Studio - 2017 Individual Work Topics: Abandoned Buildings, Plants Manipulation
Situated in a future scenario where this entropy is taking place in all damaged built environments, this final project challenges how far the entropy elements of abandoned architecture - wild plants and weeds - could be collaborated to accomodate the future of spatial needs. 3
Abandoned buildings that has been around in our urban context often situated in a damaged condition, where the physical aspects has been disturbed by the ecosystem (either by human or natural causes). Thus, it has a higher chance in invasion by natural entropy elements (Mashhadi, 2014) Natural entropy itself is irresistable in this situation. It could have been invaded the physical element of the built environment as the major significant part of the ruins. Then, the idea is not resisting this natural force. Instead, we could collaborated with it (Till, 2009).
WELCOME TO THE YEAR OF 2075 Situated in Gondangdia area, Jakarta, it is injected with a scenario that the future is facing a condition where abandoned ruins are everywhere as the effect of massive destruction by human. The enthropy elements itself - wild plants and weeds - affects the building material aging process. We have to see this as the possibilities in order to accomodate the future of spatial needs.
GONDANGDIA 2017
GONDANGDIA 2075
4
PROVIDING SPACE FOR HUMAN & PLANTS PLANTS EFFORT TO STAY ALIVE
HUMAN NEED OF SPACE
ENGAGEMENT WITH THE ACTIVE ASPECTS OF ENTROPY
INTERVENTION BY HUMAN
MANIPULATED MORPHOLOGY
MANIPULATING THE MORPHOLOGY Series of experiments and observations towards plant’s behaviour with interventions is done to see the spatial possibilities by plant’s morphology manipulations. (see diagrams beside)
5
REFLECTING TO THE EXISTINGS Programs is injected onto the site, reflecting to the need of people on the aftermath of destruction. Here, the program is focusing on how they could find entertainment together with doing their everyday activity. Some programs need to be connected to each other, so that affected the spatial function configuration. There are functions that is placed close to each other, and some others needs intervention to be connected. The plants that will be used on the site are the story maker. It is placed based on the existing conditions, their ability to the spatial context (how we could shape them on the site) and their necessity while growing.
Capsule Hotel
Retail Shops
Sky Bridge
6
Looking at the context, the ruins also has the potentials to be treated by the plants morphology manipulations based on the ruins characteristics. Some has a destructed void inside, that is potential to the hanging shapes. Ruins that has a destroyed facade could be covered by covering plants or could potentially be connected to the other buildings by shaping a skywalk.
d
un
ots
Ro
Interconnecting Ruins Cross-Section
ro yg
Pla
Connecting Bridge
Capsule Hotel
7
Jatinegara Elderly Care Architectural Design 5 Studio - 2016 Individual Work Topics: Heritage Building, Adaptive Reuse, Social Space
This studio project consentrated in adaptive reuse of heritage building in Jakarta. Following the Urban Development Guideline of Jakarta, this project challenges how the historical building could adapt with the current urban context and regulations. This studio starts with the historical analysis on heritage building in Jakarta during the Dutch East Indies colonialism era then continued with the intervention ideas that is injected to the site. 8
The choosen site is an Indonesian ex-military office located across Jatinegara Station. It was built in 1808, and served as a military school for the Dutch troops with 3 main buildings that is now declared as a Type “A” Heritage Building by the Governor of Jakarta
SITE
JATINEGARA // MEESTER CORNELIS Jatinegara is a district located in the eastern side of Jakarta. It was previously named as Meester Cornelis during the Dutch East Indies colonialism era, and served as a municipal city on the southern side of Batavia. It is traversed by the Great Post Road (De Grote Postweg) as a major trading line in Java connecting to Batavia, thus it is also one of the trading spot that has a local market with a major station and tram line. Meester Cornelis was also serving as a military base of the Dutch East Indies that has military school and fort. Traditional Market
Train Station
BRT Bus Stop
BRT Line
Heritage Building on Site
Nowadays, Jatinegara still holds an important and major part of Jakarta that has traditional market and a major hub station.
1897
1924
1938
1954
De Militaire School in Meester Cornelis, source: KITLV, Leiden
9
Re sid ent ial Bld .A
INTERVENTION IDEA
Re sid ent ial Bld .B
Based on the regulations in UDGL of Jakarta, this site area are specified to accomodate the need of public & social services such as an elderly care. The elderly population in Indonesia are predicted to be approximately 28.8 million by 2020, or equal to around 11.34% of the total population. Meanwhile, about 4.6 million of the elderly population are displaced (per 2013) Thus, the elderly care should meet the condition where all the elderly remain in a good health, active, and productive socially and economically.
We st P avi llio n
Ea st P avi llio n
Ma in B uild ing
EXISTING HERITAGE BUILDING
MASSING CONCEPT
The original heritage buildings are the 3 masses at the front, that is the main building, the east pavillion and the west pavillion with several details on the doors, windows, column, and the roof crown. The details comes from Indische Empire Style during the Dutch occupation in the 18th century.
“INCREASING HEIGHT”
East Pavillion
Main Building
West Pavillion
The idea is to highlight the existing heritage building by making a cascading background, so the view is directed towards the heritage building at the front without making the mass look distinct with the existing. Heritage Building Proposed Additional Mass
10
SITEPLAN LEGENDS
A. Main Building (Activity Area) 1. Main Lobby & Exhibition Hall 2. Administration Room 3. Traditional Performance Art 4. Handcraft Room 5. Knitting Room 6. Lounge 7. Traditional Dance Room 8. Religious Activity Room 9. Cafetaria B. West Pavillion (Clinics) 10. Waiting Room 11. Occupational Therapy 12. Physiotherapy 13. Consultation Room 14. Chiropady Room C. East Pavillion (Multipurpose) 15. Multipurpose Hall D & E. Residential Buildings 16 & 17. Public Elevator 18. Service Elevator 19. Fire Elevator 20 & 21. Emergency Stairs 22. Residential Units 23. Common Area 24. Treatment Room 25. Greeneries/Balcony
1st FLOOR
2nd FLOOR
Vehicle Access
Vehicle Flow
Pedestrian Access
Pedestrian Flow
Site Green Area
Building Green Area
All of the 3 existing buildings are being reused as the daily activity area with clinics and multipurpose hall, utilizing its original layout that cannot be changed. The additional buildings which has increasing and cascading mass creates an open space in between 2 levels, so that it could be used for the “breathing space” in the form of green balcony for the elderly.
3rd FLOOR
4th FLOOR
5th FLOOR
11
Front View
1st FL Podium Green Balcony
Green Balcony
Residential Building - Aerial View
Ramp - 1st FL to 2nd FL
Site - Bird Eye View
RESIDENTIAL BUILDING
AREA PERSPECTIVE VIEW
EXISTING BUILDINGS
GREEN BALCONY 5th FL
4th FL GREEN BALCONY 3rd FL
2nd FL
COMMON AREA
1st FL
COMMON AREA
SITE CROSS-SECTION PLAZA / BUFFER AREA
COMMON AREA
DROP-OFF
MAIN ROAD
BASEMENT PARKING
12
Professional Activity at Quadratura Indonesia, PT
Works & Certificate 13
Renovation of Abandoned Assets in Bandung Professional Work - 2020 Group Work (Member: Dimas Dewantara, Sushmita Tikait) Topics: Adaptive Reuse
Concept tender project on renovation and revitalization of one of the state’s owned idle assets that has been abandoned located in Bandung, Indonesia. Held by State Assets Management Institute (LMAN), Ministry of Finance, Republic of Indonesia to become an active and profitable asset. 14
PROJECT BRIEF The site is situated in Bandung, Indonesia. Located in a junction of a main road and smaller street, the site has a potential to be a communal space. The existing building was an employee lodging for Pertamina (state-owned company), and now LMAN collaborated with a co-working management company (Co&Co) plan to turn this space into a coworking space and creative hub. Existing Building
The idea is to keep the main existing structure and relayout the interior to accomodate the new function of spaces with additional level using the existing slab from flat roof. Facade are different from the original, with new elements and looks that are injected to represent a new fresh look. Terracotta bricks are being used to represent the local craftmanship. 2nd FL
Common Working Area Retails Rental Private Offices Event Space Workshop Space
15
E
1st FL
F D F B
C
A
H
G
A. Foyer & Lobby B. Common Working Area C. Meeting Room D. Management Office E. Rental Private Offices F. Toilets & Shower G. Prayer Room H. Retail Spaces
K
2nd FL
L
M
I
J N
I. Event Space J. Workshop & Fabrication Lab K. Rental Private Office L. Pantry M. Toilet N. Prayer Room
Amphitheatre Space - Video Projection Wall
Retail Space Outdoor
Retail Space Outdoor
Vehicle Circulation
Drop-Off
Food Truck Area
Stair Plaza
16
Rooftop Revitalization of Financial Head Office in Jakarta Professional Work - 2020 Group Work (Member: Dimas Dewantara, Stefani Palupi Wedhaswari) Topics: Revitalization, Adaptive Reuse, Interior
Concept proposal project on renovation and revitalization of an existing rooftop on one of the state’s financial institute headquarter that previously were being used as mechanical and services area. 17
PROJECT BRIEF
Corresponding to the existing crown structure, the proposed interiors are being enveloped. Thus, the interior form adjusting to the shape of the structure and injected with appropriate mood and ambiance.
The existing rooftop as the site location previously were being used as mechanical and services area (VAC outdoor unit and others). Since these mechanical and services items were being moved to other area, the client wanted to maximize the possibility of this idle space. With the vista potentials that it has, they want it to be turned into a recreational area for the employees. Crown Structure
Helipad
Lounge & Bar
2nd Level Calm & Relaxing
F
E E-Library F Lounge & Bar
E G
D B C A
Planned Development Area
G Outdoor Deck
1st Level Fun & Energize A Lobby B Foyer & Refreshment Area C Live Music Lounge D Gaming Pod
Rooftop Existing Plan
18
Helipad
E-Library
Live Music Lounge
Lounge & Bar
Live Music Lounge
Gaming Pod
Foyer & Refreshment
ROOFTOP CROSS SECTION With 7.1 meter free space height under the helipad beam area, the rooftop could be utilized and split into 2 levels with floor to floor height in 3.5 meter.
1st Level Plan
2nd Level Plan
Gaming Pod
Foyer & Refreshment Area
E-Library
Outdoor Deck
19
Extracurricular Internship at Indesain Interspace Aestetika, PT
Certificate 20
Street Garage +α Jakarta Workshop (JKTWS) Join Studio - 2017
Group Work (Member: Dimas Dewantara, Yasuyuki Fukuda, Frista P. Marchamedya, Ryo Kageyama, Raynald Santika, Natsuko Saigusa, Lisa R. Utami) Topics: Imminent Commons
Annual join studio workshop between Universitas Indonesia, University of Tokyo, and Keio University. Held in Kampung Cikini of Jakarta, JKTWS 2017 challenged to implement 1:1 intervention design ideas along Ampiun Alley using Bricolage method - a process of creating something using whatever is available in the vicinity. 21
22
Bricolage
Imminent Commons
Space RT14
Alat Bantu 4 9
7
10
creative
2
RT15
RT15
RT12
RT16
１
3
RT15
RT12
RT16
RT14
RT15
２
innovative RT15
３
RT15
４
RT14
９
10
５
11
６
RT14
RT15
７ RT16
RT14
13
RT15
RT12
RT16
RT14
12
RT16
RT12
RT16
RT14
RT15
RT12
RT14
RT15
RT12
RT16
RT14
RT15
RT16
RT14
RT15
RT12
People
1•13 wall
RT12
RT16
RT14
RT16
street
RT15
RT12
RT16
RT12
RT16
RT14
RT12
RT14
RT15
RT12
5•12 roof space
8
RT16
RT14
RT16
８
6
14
11
RT14
14
Group C : Ryo Kageyama Frista P Marchamedya Yasuyuki Fukuda Dimas Dewantara Natsuko Saigusa Raynald Santika Lisa Rahmadhani Utami
Insufficient parking space for resident’s motorbike Motorbikes are filling the street at night with no security, making it easier to be stolen. In the other side, this narrow street filled with parking motorbikes making it hard for other passing motorbikes on the street and there is also risk on being scratched within each other.
Simple storage Motorbike
Hook (as a lock) Gutter
23
Spiritual Sanctuary Competition Entry for MINIATUR 2017 - 2nd Place Group Work (Member: Dimas Dewantara, Khairunnisa Liummah, Dermawan Indranto) Topics: Religious Space (Mosque)
This project was a respond to the competition brief that challenges to predict the condition and problems in society 50 years ahead, and how moslem’s worship place will stand to the scenario predicted. 24
5=4:
EJCFSJLBO LFQBEB
TFCBHBJ
EBMBN 4BZFNCBSB /BTJPOBM .*/*"563 .JOHHV 4FOJ EBO "STJUFLUVS EFOHBO KVEVM i5PNPSSPX T .PTRVFw ZBOH EJTFMFOHHBSBLBO PMFI )JNQVOBO .BIBTJTXB "STJUFLUVS "NPHIBTJEB 'BLVMUBT 5FLOJL 6OJWFSTJUBT %JQPOFHPSP ; 5=4:
.*/*"563
"STJUFLUVS '5 6OEJQ
/BTISVMMBI % -VCJT
%S *S "HVOH #VEJ 4BSEKPOP . 5
)." "NPHIBTJEB
,IBJSVM 4ZBSJG 1 25
COMPETITION BRIEF “Indonesia is a country with the biggest moslem population in the world. This is the main reason of massive mosque growth throughout the country. Even so, most of it is not being responded with responsive design to the common issues. The journey of mosque architecture itself is quite long, physically it has a lot of change as a respond to the society. Nevertheless, salat as the worshiping activity itself will remains still. MINIATUR 2017 challenges all the participant to predict the condition or issues that occures 50 years ahead, and how the needs of worshiping space for moslems will stand to conditions predicted.”
SCENARIO & ARGUMENT DESIGN CONCEPT 2017
2025
Balancing Needs
2035 2050
50 years from now, our society will live in a fast-paced world, where people become more productive and social engaging is increasing. People need something to break the pace, with slow-paced period (resting, sleeping, entertaining, peacefulness). The use of technology to reach slow pace is slowly making people feel inhuman, as it happens unnaturally.
Fast Pace
Slow Pace Self Ritual
Mosque as the oasis, acting as a healing spot for people to fulfill their needs of slow-paced life in the midst of activity. Mosque as a place for fulfilling spiritual need, whilst restoring humanity and socializing. Also to take a break and take a rest from the busy routine, naturally.
Socializing Meditating and self-reflecting Resting Perform ritual to God all without dependency to technology
Offices Chosen Site The center point between the human activity
SITE Mega Kuningan, Jakarta
Residentials
PROGRAM Process from fast to slow pace may differ. One may take a transition (by socializing with others) before having a ritual of spirituality. Others may take it straight to self ritual stage to seek peacefulness by cleansing itself and perform the ritual. Activity may be continued by take a rest to prepare itself back to the fast-paced world.
26
MASSING PROCESS
CONNECTION WITH SITE
Located at the hook, the mosque has 2 facing facade. Making it possible to put entrance in both face, allowing people reach inside by both entrance.
TOP ELEVATION
ELEVATION FROM JALAN MEGA KUNINGAN TIMUR
SITEPLAN
MALE’S SALAT AREA
PLAZA
ELEVATION FROM JALAN DR IDE ANAK AGUNG 27
ROOM FUNCTION & FEATURES
LAYOUT
1st Floor
2nd Floor
RESTING AREA
MALE’S SALAT AREA
MALE’S WUDHU (ABLUTION)
28
LIGHTING
FEMALE’S SALAT AREA
AIR FLOW
RAIN FALL FEMALE’S WUDHU
FEMALE’S SALAT AREA
SECTION A
SECTION B
MATERIALS Concrete
Vertical Wood
Andesite Tiles
T. mantally
Vernonia elliptica
Tanjung Tree
Red Bricks
Plywood
PLANTS 29
30