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DONALD ADITYA

PORTFOLIO 2010-2017 ARCHITECTURE & OTHERS

DONALD ADITYA

PORTFOLIO 2010-2017 ARCHITECTURE & OTHERS

Donald Aditya Architect Urban Planner

Date of Birth 07 February 1988

Language Indonesian | Mother Tounge

Gender Male

English | Oral & Written Certificate IELTS : 6.5

Nationality Indonesia

Italian | Beginner

Address Via Angelo Maj 2, Milan, 20135 Italy

Communication

Contact (+39) 3899 681 291 donald_epiphanius @yahoo.com

Educations

‘06-’11

Bachelor of Science in Architecture

Bandung Institute of Technology | Indonesia School of Architecture, Planning & Policy Development Faculty of Architecture Final Project : SUDIRMAN INTERCHANGE STATION Jakarta, Indonesia

Excellent responsible in several projects as an architect and gained through experiences in several organization

Organisational | Managerial

innovative & Problem Solving Gained through experiences as architect and designer Teamwork & Networking responsible in several architecture and masterplan projects as a team leader and design team member and gained through experiences in several organizations Character hard worker, highly organized, thorough, open minded, fast learner, excellent to work in a team, excellent interpersonal skill, and able to work under pressure

Professional Skills Google SketchUp AutoCAD

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Photoshop

Politecnico di Milano | Italy School of Architecture, Planning & Policy Development

InDesign

Master Degree in Urban Planning & Policy Design

Illustrator

Microsoft Office

Recognitions

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Seminars RAW Pte. Ltd

‘16

Public Lecture : Alejandro Aravena ELEMENTAL A Talk With Alejandro Aravena

1st Prize Winner

Competition for Development of National Gallery of Indonesia Jakarta, Indonesia

Triennale di Milano,

Milan, Italy

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1st Prize Winner

Masterplan & Design Competition for Lombok Epicentrum Square West Nusa Tenggara, Indonesia

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Public Lecture : Kazuyo Sejima SANAA Aula T 1.2 - Politecnico di Milano,

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Milan, Italy

Design Competition for Rectorat Building, Classes, Laboratories and Library of Padjajaran University, Jatinangor West Java, Indonesia

Public Lecture : dr.Ing. Brano Gulmac Technischne Universiteit Eindhoven Sustainable Transformation : Modelling Applications in Urban Development

2nd Prize Winner

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Architecture Gallery - Institut Teknologi Bandung,

Bandung, West Java, Indonesia

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2nd Prize Winner

Personal

Bandung Institute of Technology Architecture Design Competition West Java, Indonesia (Team Leader : Baskoro Tedjo, Ir.,MSEB, Ph.D.)

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#2 Main Public Lecture Jakarta Architecture Triennale (JAT)

Soehanna Hall - The Energy Building, SCBD Jakarta, Indonesia

Workshops

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OC International Summer School Workshop in Architecture & Urban Design Landscape in Motion - Po Riverside Piacenza, Italy

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Collaborative Joint Architecture Studio

Institut Teknologi Bandung (Indonesia), Institut Teknologi Sepuluh November (Indonesia), Fachhochschule Erfurt (Germany), Surabaya, East Java, Indonesia

Work Experiences

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Architectural Intern

AR43 Architects Pte. Ltd. W : http://www.ar43.com/ 15a Purvis Street Singapore 188594 Project & Design Lead :

Lim Cheng Kooi

Architectural Designer

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RAW Pte. Ltd.

W : http://www.raw.co.id/ Jalan Taman Amarilis 2 F2/15-16 Jakarta 11610, Indonesia Project & Design Lead :

Realrich Sjarief, S.T, MUDD. IAI (principal architect) @: realrich@raw.co.id

Role

(principal architect) @: admin@ar43.com

Responsible for design, planning, and coordination works along with principal architect and team members

Role

Producing tender and presentation drawings in coordination with drafting technician

Involve in conceptual and schematic design process for residential, commercial and interior projects Producing tender and presentation drawings Involve in material selection for interior in residential project Responsible in lighting design and material selection for commercial project Participating in design competition (conceptual design to drawing production)

Projects

Tianjin Commercial Projects Tianjin, China Eng Wah Cineplex Interior Design Suntec City, Singapore Retrofitting of The Art House Singapore Oei Tiong Ham Park House Singapore

Competition

Al-Ansar Mosque Competition Singapore

Producing presentation drawings for design review presentation Involve in material selection for interior in residential and commercial projects Participating in design competition (conceptual design to drawing production)

Projects

Residential for Ciputra Development | Indonesia Tanjung Bunga Masterplan | Makassar, Indonesia F&B Centre Akkarena | Makassar, Indonesia Margasatwa Townhouse | Jakarta, Indonesia Ampera Townhouse | Jakarta, Indonesia Royal Hotel Bogor | Bogor, Indonesia Malino Eco Resort, Beauty & Health Centre Makassar, Indonesia Private House at Tulodong | Jakarta, Indonesia Teuku Umar Colonial House | Jakarta, Indonesia Cilandak Guest House | Jakarta, Indonesia Warehouse & Commecial Complex Kubu Raya, West Kalimantan, Indonesia Warehouse Complex | Bekasi, Indonesia Bumi Serpong Damai Residential Tangerang, Indonesia Hotel at Musafir St. | Jakarta, Indonesia Residences at Cipayung | Jakarta, Indonesia

Competition

Rectorat Building, Classes, Laboratories and Library of Padjadjaran University, Jatinagor West Java, Indonesia Lombok Epicentrum Square Mataram, Indonesia National Gallery of Indonesia Jakarta, Indonesia

PROFESSIONAL PROJECTS

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Tanjung Bunga Masterplan

(R.A.W) Real Architecture Workshop Professional Work 12.2011 - 06.2012

Location

Jln. Metro Tanjung Bunga, Makassar, South Sulawesi, 90134 Indonesia

Project & Design Lead

Realrich Sjarief, S.T, MUDD. IAI (principal architect) email : realrich@raw.co.id

Team

Randy Ramadhan, Donald Aditya Emmy Ulfah, Maria Vania, InLiang Surya

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Role

Involved in the following design phase for the mixed-use masterplan, and cooperate together with the principal architect for the development of the second location which is F&B Centre Responsible for schematic design development for two site of the masterplan projects which is providing design options, giving ideas, concept arrangement and preparing design presentation packages for meetings

Integrated Global City

The main purpose of this projects are to manage a new design development named Integrated Global City placed at Tanjung Bunga, Makassar.

The first location is planned to provide new high-end residential establishment, new business district, shophouses and also government work center. This also includes a potential development of water park, IT Park and Central Park.

In the second location which at the side of Akkarena Beach is purposed to develop as a one stop leisure centre, that will provide F&B Centre, Beach Club, Private Resort and also connection to existing shopping mall near the location.

01 Project #1 TANJUNG BUNGA MASTERPLAN

Description

Office Refers to optimum block size and distance that oftenly used in portland, philadelphia and London, we defined grid spacing of 80-100 metres in order to provides an optimum network for pedestrian and vehicular needs in most circumstances.

In considering the optimum size of development blocks, a trade-off has to be struck between: 1. Ease of access 2. The ability to sustain a variety of building types and uses 3. The ability to change, adapt over time Commercial

creating the shopping area alongside the heavy duty street, a new experience of shopping and dining.

Residential

creating a livable and lovable sustainable housing concept.

Design Intent

The original brief of this project was to propose a well integrated commercial area, the challenge was how to develop a well sustained reclamation land with total area approximately 60 ha.

The dream was to created world class office park that surrounded by a lot of high rise buildings but at the same time developt a liveable and sustainable central business district.

Design Changes

After studying the potentials of the area, the client wanted us to developt high end residential spread at some potential location of the site which south has the biggest proportion of it.

The residential was expected to be the new attraction carrying loveable sustainable neighborhood concept.

Strategies

Considering the heavy duty road as potential Introducing linear shopping belt alongside the road Defining the zoning function Creating central park belt

Defining the main access Creating comfortable public transportation facilities Continuous bicycle lane Defining well planned lot size and arrangement

01 Integrated Commercial Option 02 Commercial & Reidential Option A 03 Commercial & Reidential Option B

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02 PROJECT BRIEF Design Boundary

Design Approach 1. Achieve approximately

70% Net Sellable Area 2. Provide shophouse complex that integrated with the residential area 3. Provide Private Club House to support the residential neighborhood 4. Organize pedestrian and gardens 5. Provide a sustainable residential area that consist many residential types, gardens, pedestrian which designed with suitable rule of way

Design Intent

For the next design stage, the client decided to focusing the development at the approximately 15 ha area located at the east section, the presence of the river became the main reason for the idea to developt this part as an integrated shophouse and high-end residential area.

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Design Process

A. Central Business District Stage This stage was still refering to the latest masterplan design where residential still had small portion at the site and the development still focused to provided a lot of high rise office buildings B. Office - Residential Stage A At this stage, the office complex has moved to the north-west.

Shophouses to be re-located at east, organized to be connected with office area and residential which located at south.

C. Office - Residential Stage B This stage was similiar with the previous one, the differences were roads at the residential area was redesigned to minimalized the cul-desac, and also provided more access to shophouse area.

D. ShopHouse - Residential Stage A this final stage, we decided to deleted office complex and agreed to used this section for shophouses where organized at north and developt a high-end sustainable residential area at the south.

The residential complex divided into six types of house, designed to have the main entrace to the area that facing to the private clubhouse.

An Urban Park has provided at the central of the area.

Design Intent

The design intent of this project was to developt an 29.500 sqm area at Akkarena beach, not far from the first project.

Our dream was to created a one stop leisure centre since the location has got a lot of potentials like theme park, lake, beach and shopping mall not far from it. The client challenges RAW Pte. Ltd. to provided a lot of attractions for tourist.

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03 ECO-MASTERPLANNING Ken Yeang 4 Infrastructural Armatures

Blue Infrastructure (water)

A sustainable drainage scheme and the management of the conservation of water within the built environment and its context.

- Walkways along the infrastructure - Provide with water feature playground - Sustainable urban drainage system - Retention Pond

Description

Conventional masterplanning callously disrupts ecosystems. In many cases it irreversibly devastates and fragments them, as for example, with urban sprawl. Ecomasterplanning, in contrast, is integrative.

It differs from conventional masterplanning by retaining the ecosystem’s integrity, connectivity, and functioning. It also seeks to restore and repair stressed and disfigured ecosystems.

Ecomasterplanning achieves through carefully considered customised design, one single dynamic living system that is both interactive and functional, and requires the biointegration of four infrastructural armatures: 1. Water infrastructure (blue) 2. Eco infrastructure (green) 3. Engineering infrastructure (grey) 4. Human infrastructure (red)

Green Infrastructure (nature)

A network of interconnected natural areas and open spaces within the site that link to those outside it.

- Active Park as a social interaction, children playground and water feature - Small local parks & open spaces - Ecological & Aesthetic Framework

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Grey Infrastructure (engineering)

The roads, drains, sewerage, utilities as the support system for any urban development which is to be environmentally sustainable - Human Access & Mobility Networks to reduce the use of energy - Attractive & convenience pedestrian - Grey Water Management

Red Infrastructure (human)

The built environment, the enclosures and hardscapes, including human activities and social, economic and legislative system - Remarkable & monumental mid-rise public buildings - Shopping arcade to attract peoples - Social community human activities

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04 Project #2 F&B AKKARENA One Stop Leisure Centre

Design Intent

The design intent of this project was to developt an 29.500 sqm area at Akkarena beach, not far from the first project.

Our dream was to created a one stop leisure centre since the location has got a lot of potentials like theme park, lake, beach and shopping mall not far from it. The client challenges RAW Pte. Ltd. to provided a lot of attractions for tourist.

Design Process

01 Understanding the site contexts and studying how to connected them

02 After several discussion and meetings, we expressed the masterplan idea using freehand drawing.

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05 ANCHOR POINTS Attract People to Come to The Site

Design Process

01 Understanding the site contexts and studying how to connected them

02 After several discussion and meetings, we expressed the masterplan idea using freehand drawing.

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03 For final presentations, sketchs then developt and organized into the existing condition and colored

Design Intent

The design intent of this project was to developt an 29.500 sqm area at Akkarena beach, not far from the first project.

Our dream was to created a one stop leisure centre since the location has got a lot of potentials like theme park, lake, beach and shopping mall not far from it. The client challenges RAW Pte. Ltd. to provided a lot of attractions for tourist.

Mini Anchor

As an attraction to come to the site, for example grocery stores for daily needs

Private Resort

Floating cottages with beach view, to give the unique accomodation for tourists

F&B Centre

Integrated hangout place that serves lot of famous local dishes for visitors

Mini Theme Park

Entertainment attractions for the enjoyment of large numbers of tourists

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Ampera Townhouse

(R.A.W) Real Architecture Workshop Professional Work 07.2012 - 07.2013

Location

Jln. Ampera, Pasar Minggu, South Jakarta, 12540 Indonesia

Project & Design Lead

Realrich Sjarief, S.T, MUDD. IAI (principal architect) email : realrich@raw.co.id

Team

Donald Aditya, Randy Ramadhan, Muhammad Iqbal Zuchri, Anton Suryanto

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PROJECT BRIEF Design Boundary

Basement Garage for 2 cars Genset / Electrical Room Maid Bedroom Maid Bathroom Wet Kitchen Washing & Drying Area Ground Floor Lounge Foyer Living Room Dining Room Dry Kitchen Guest Bedroom (optional) Powder Room 1st Floor Living Room Master Bedroom Walk in Closet Master Bathroom 2nd Floor Bedrooms (2) Bathroom Study Room Balcony

Role

Responsible for design, planning, and coordination works along with principal architect and team members Producing tender and presentation drawings in coordination with drafting technician Producing presentation drawings for design review presentation Involve in material selection for interior in residential and commercial projects Participating in design competition (conceptual design to drawing production)

Description

The main purpose of this project is how to create a compact townhouse by develop maximum numbers of residentials in 2452 sqm area located in Ampera Street, South Jakarta.

The client challenges RAW Pte. Ltd. to delivers new ideas in dwelling development that can solve the main problem of the site which is limited, yet also provide a comfortable living environment for all members of the family whose live in this townhouse.

In addition, The Ampera Townhouse is hopefully able to provide a public space that will be gathered all the residents family together but at the same time offer privacy when they need it.

Design Process

The original design purpose is to find the most suitable masterplan that will suit the net sellable area requirement, after several studies, we agreed that this site is able to accomodate ten houses maximum with size about 8,5 x 15 m.

After a series of reviews, four options have been produced with the difference was not significantly founded. We still consider about how to provided more gardens and open space in this narrow area, then we decided to add another option that generally known as “double decker� concept in housing.

Masterplan

Neighborhood Living providing a public outdoor space Humane Garden livable & comfortable open space for people Terrace Entrace welcoming resort atmosphere Lush Landscape surrounding by the beauty of nature

Exterior

Continuous Space unity between outdoor and indoor Creating Outdoor Connection vaguely indoor-outdoor terraces Luxury Outside widespace for outdoor living Double Height Experience surrounding by the beauty of nature

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Interior

Endless Sightseeing providing a public outdoor space Framing Landscape comfortable open space for people Transparent Indoor Space welcoming resort atmosphere Double Height Experience surrounding by the beauty of nature

Details

Family Lounge activity in the best living room Floating Stairs vocal point of the home interior Clean and Simple Living effectively organized design Unique Facade provide beauty as well as function

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“The House is designed for a family which probably intended housing pattern detached or semidetached house�

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“The dream is to have the maximum view to the precious scenery on site�

Healty Living

Social park at the centre of the site offer new healthy atmosphere, it maximizing landscapes and feel surrounded by greenery. Inside the house, the important family area like living or dining room will have a scenic green view towards the social park and also the rear backyard.

Social park will become a busy area, used by all the resident regularly, landscape adjust the suitable walking spaces and provide vegetation to secure privacy.

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COMPETITIONS

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Lombok Epicentrum Square (R.A.W) Real Architecture Workshop Proposal for Design Competition 2012

Location

Mataram West Nusa Tenggara, Indonesia

Type

Mixed-Use Development

Project & Design Lead

Realrich Sjarief, S.T, MUDD. IAI (principal architect) email : realrich@raw.co.id

Team

Dicke Nazzary Akbar, Andhang R. Trihamdani, Randy Ramadhan, Donald Aditya, Maria Vania, Emmy Ulfah, Soraya Choirrunisa, Muhammad Iqbal Zuchri, Mukhammad Ilham

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01 DESIGN APPROACH Aim of The Project

Background

The Sasak tribe is native to Lombok Island. Generally, they speak the sasak language and a majority of them are muslims.

Sasak traditional woven fabric is famous in Indonesia and abroad.

There are two kinds of handmade woven fabric which is tenun ikat and songket with the various beautiful colors like yellow, green and red.

The base material of the woven fabric is cotton, which is taken from trees in their region. The motifs are also diverse, inspired by nature such as chickens, geckos and flowers.

Production techniques of the woven fabric, patterns and motifs all involve age-old traditions that have been handed down through generations.

The main idea for this competition is inspired by the weaving process while making the woven fabric, different colors, materials are combined together and become a spectacular fabric, very beautiful.

Lombok Epicentrum Square is designed to become a complete leisure centre and turn into the pride of Makassar, icon for the city.

Tenunan sasak means combining the best values as one interwoven fabric that represents in plan to built this area to entwined itself from all leading potentials.

The weaving of all potential aspects such as historical value, ecology, social and comercial combined is what offered from this proposal.

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02 DEVELOPMENT STAGE Organize Anchor Points

1st Phase

At this stage, two major anchor points which are Hotel and Department Store planned to be placed at front, to become the spacious entrance gate at the same time landmark of the area.

1. Hotel as a landmark 2. Department store, represents the welcoming gate of the area 3. Green open spaces that provided with urban water feature 4. Connecting Active Park that accomodate with Visitor Centre

2nd Phase

Cinema become the main anchor at the following development stage, located far behind, it hoped will attracts visitors, moreover shophouses is provided along walkway.

5. Shopping Mall 6. Shophouses 7. Cinema as the main anchor point for the rear section of the site

8. Parking Area

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1st Floor

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Sustainable Development

The development phase for the whole site generally separated into two major stages, and the competition currently focusing at the first stage that located at west.

However, we founded that this condition made the site narrow, and the rear part of the site will potentially desolated. As the result we proposed to divided it into two construction steps which each of it have the main anchor points, hotel and department store at the front and cinema at rear.

Perspective Section

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District that consider about future development

The high density main road is proposed to become comercial street which accompanied by two or three storeys shophouses on both sides

Connection between human

Whole area is connected with continuous covered walkway.

Pedestrians are provided with comfort in any weather conditions and buildings are designed with attention to human scale

Internal and external mass transportation

The whole site will be connected with the external area by public transport. Moreover, to facilitate the activities inside the area, an internal transportation system will be provided

Distinctive car parking area at the site boundary

Parking lot will be allocated at the site boundary, spreads around the area in order to accomodate visitors to reach their vehicles

Open Space as a connection between human and nature

Anchor points for example art workshops, gallery and visitor centre will be placed at strategic area to make an integrated scenario space

Development of regional identity

Hotel and podium of the building that located on side of the main existing road is designed to become the landmark as well as the entrance gate of the area

Sustainable area development

Sustainable design concept is illustrated by central linear park combine with the design guideline, define the buildings height to allow sunlight reaching the street corridor

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DESIGN CONCEPT Hotel Building

Typical Floor A

3rd Floor

Design Approach

Presents as the welcoming landmark the hotel design comes with unique ideas, the diagonal position chosen to respect the nature axis and at the same time reflects the welcoming gesture towards the main road in front of the area.

Cascading terrace is offered to avoid direct sunlight into the room and also gives more privacy for vistors, every room will provided with green balcony.

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1st Floor

Ground Floor Design Brief

Hotel (7 Storeys) A. SemiGross Area : 3000–3100 sqm B. Building Gross Area : 7000 sqm C. Room Quantity : 120 rooms D. Ground Floor Area : ± 900 sqm E. Site Alocation : 2000 sqm F. Car Parking Area : ± 1750 sqm

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“The weaving of all potential aspects such as historical value, ecology, social and comercial combined is what offered from this proposal�

PERSPECTIVE IMAGES Exterior + Interior

Description

The weaving process of handwoven fabric concept is also illustrates in masterplan design, horizontalvertical grids used as the guidelines for masterplan organizing. Although, the hotel has a very deliberate contrast against the existing design grid, stands diagonally to make it prominent from the pedestrian.

The shophouse design form get the inspiration from traditional mataram buildings in sasak village, generally used as houses or granary.

High ceiling performs the function of insulating high temperature in mataram. Moreover, big open plaza will provide for visitors in front of the area to accomodate social activities.

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National Gallery of Indonesia (R.A.W) Real Architecture Workshop Proposal for Design Competition 2013

Location

Gambir, Central Jakarta, Indonesia

Type

Gallery

Project & Design Lead

Realrich Sjarief, S.T, MUDD. IAI (principal architect) email : realrich@raw.co.id

Team

Apriani Kurnia Sarashayu, Christiandy Pradangga, Donald Aditya, Maria Vania, Septrio Effendi, Tatyana Kusumo, Muhammad Iqbal Zuchri, Mukhammad Ilham

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01 DESIGN APPROACH Aim of The Project

Background

The design of the gallery is inspired by the beauty of the sky and the warmth of the earth, with the intention to have the same language with the heritage buildings which stands at the centre of National Gallery of Indonesia complex. The heritage buildings is surrounded by the gallery that representing earth with expression of the vegetation and sky become the background which represent by the office building.

Lobby is placed inside the heritage building where become the main access to reach the main gallery which all the area connected by the sky-bridge. The entrance plaza is organized at the west side of the gallery area to attract people at the pedestrian to enter the Gallery.

Art Plaza will offered new experience at Ciliwung Riverside, presented alongside west-east axis, this area also accomodate by the art store along the north-south side.

The design of the national gallery is based on intention to maintain the image of the heritage buildings. That bases the chosen of landscape to become the design intervention of the design concept.

For the masterplan, connectivity issue is continuouing alongside the Ciliwung River that enable to support the art activity. In general, the development of the masterplan is divided into two phases, with the first development concern on the main section which is gallery area.

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The first phase will focused on the national gallery area, this based on assumptions that the land acquisition is still under management.

It expected that after the constrcution of the first stage completed, it might operate independently which as the main function of the national gallery.

Information

01. Open plaza designed using the paving block which decorate in pixelate form with grass 02. Gallery Area 03. Connecting bridge between gallery, at once became the vertical circulation access 04. The building will be function for office, library, laboratory to support the gallery 05. Musholla, located exactly under the office void 06. The building located at the private part of the site will be used as the artist domicile

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2nd Phase

For the following development phase, the construction will start after the land acquisition process has finished.

At this stage will be built several buildings and facilities that will encourage the function of the national gallery, It planned to be built in the area around the buildings from the first stage.

06. Indoor Theatre 07. The building re-organized at the private part of the site will be used as the artist domicile 08. Amphitheatre 09. Hotel 10. Convention Centre 11. Concert Hall

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02 HERITAGE BUILDING Mantain The History

Left

Both diagrams above illustrates the transformation process of the architecture design as a form of respect towards the heritage buildings at the centre.

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The open spaces that separate between heritage buildings and gallery are proposed to develop as the continuous access for the visitors to reach the retail section at rear area.

Background

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Existing buildings in the National Gallery of Indonesia area are on the list of conservation buildings that is protected by the Government of Indonesia, these two buildings are Gallery building and multifunction building that currently operate as temporary gallery and conference hall. Both of the buildings located at the core of the site that inspired the design development to begins from there.

The supporting buildings which functionate as office roles as the background for the heritage building in front of it. The building is covered with glass material which mirrors the reflection of the sky.

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Big open plaza located in the front area is designed to accomodate visitors to enjoy both heritage and new buildings, where the new buildings become the background of it.

The visitors circulation from both wing sides of the gallery is connected with the skybridge which covered by glass material, gives translucent impressions between both heritage buildings.

Natural Lighting

Natural Ventilation

Air Circulation

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03 AXONOMETRIC DIAGRAMS Zoning & Circulation

Space Requirements

The zoning program organized based on publicprivat requirement refers with its function for instance gallery to be placed at the ground floor, afterwards office, storages and artist dormitory to put at more private area such as upper floor or basements.

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Heritage Buildings

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04 PRESENTATION DRAWINGS Floor Area Plans

23. Permanent Gallery 24. Artist Workshop 25. Artist Dormitory

2nd Floor 21. Permanent Gallery 22. Artist Workshop

1st Floor 13. Permanent Gallery 14. Media Center 15. Temporary Gallery 16. Children Gallery 17. Mushalla 18. ME Room 19. Artist Workshop 20. Theatre

Ground Floor 3. Drop Off 4. Basement Parking 5. Banquette 6. Conference Room 7. Basement Gallery 8. Comercial Area 9. Gallery Lobby 10. Tower Lobby 11. Collection Room 12. Outdoor Cafe

Basement 1

1. Basement Parking 2. Basement Gallery

Basement 2

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36. Conference Room 37. Prefunction

11st Floor 34. Conference Room 35. Prefunction

10th Floor 33. Administration Office

7th, 8th & 9th Floor 32. Library & Archives

5th & 6th Floor 29. Conservation Lab & Collection Research 30. Pantry 31. Artist Dormitory

4th Floor 26. Conservation Lab & Collection Research 27. Pantry 28. Artist Dormitory

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Description

Generally, the building mass is responded towards two main axises which are The National Monument axis and axis from the heritage buildings.

In this context, The National Monument considered as the main axis towards its position from National Gallery of Indonesia.

Moreover, the concept is based on the intention to the heritage buildings at the centre of the site, the axis from both buildings is used as the design guidelines inside the gallery area.

Then, the design grid on one hand refers to the heritage buildings and one the other hand responds the boundary from the neighbour buildings around the site.

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WORKSHOP

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Incremental City Politecnico di Milano

OC International Summer School Architectural Workshop 05.09 - 23.09.2016

Site Location

Po River and Municipality of Piacenza, Italy

Group C - Tutors

Blagoja Bajkovski, Gianluca Marini, Dario Giordanelli Francesca Peltrera, Francesca Coppolino, Debora Magri

Group C - Members

Aditya Donald, Betti Marianeve, Calcagni Cristina, Cavenago Beatrice, Cheng Hang, Gerogiannaki Maria, Gunenc Nazli Maral, Guni Megi, Huang Zhuojun, Imperatore Maria Rosaria, Kroeger Caroline, Lechner Horst Michael, Li Jianghao, Li Quanxu, Hadrian Tombak, Marnini William, Ployer Lukas, Porcelli Claudia, Elfadaly Omar, Schoenberger Thomas, Simeone Martina, Simonetto Riccardo, Soliman Ahmed Abd El-Halim, Toffano Sofia, Tosca Claudia, Tu Yongjie , Wang Gouqing, Wechsler Matthias, Zghudaze Ucha

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OC International Summer School

The 2016 or 7th edition of Open City (O.C) Architectural Workshop focuses on the landscape design and its own countless implications.

Piacenza is a topical case-study because of its unique condition of liminal city facing the main Italian river, characterized by the overlapping and interaction of different forms of landscapes: agricultural, productive, urban.

According to the most recent and innovative disciplinary research, the background springs from integration among global scenarios and local architectural transformations. In this line the concept itself of landscape is called to a radical reconsideration, because it’s the complex product of multiple, various and dynamic events and it’s the result of many interacting ways to look at as well as a brief synthesis of design’s heterogeneous, and sometimes contradictory, materials.

It’s the Po riverside - and the buffer zone dividing the city and its own infrastructures from the water - the specific topic and the background of the series of lectures supporting it. These areas can be designed as city’s new limits, they can help to improve the city’s environmental quality, they can establish new links with other territories at a larger scale, giving the possibility to new urban uses and to alternative forms of socialization.

The Po River

The Po is a river that flows eastward across northern Italy. It is the longest river in Italy, at its widest point its width is 503 m. The Po extends along the 45th parallel north. The river flows through many important Italian cities, including Turin, Piacenza and Ferrara. It is connected to Milan through a net of channels called navigli, which Leonardo da Vinci helped design. The river is subject to heavy flooding. Consequently, over half its length is controlled with argini, or dikes.

The slope of the valley decreases from 0.35% in the west to 0.14% in the east, a low gradient.

There are 450 standing lakes.

Activities

Along three weeks workshop in Piacenza, participants divided into three big groups according to three different area stripes, rural, industrial and urban, group C worked with the Urban strip located in the most southern of the classification and farthest distance from the river.

First week focused on the main site analysis and proposed a brief scenarios for the stripe, the second week, big groups will continue more in deep about the scenario which then divided again into three micro groups that will work in three different site along the stripes to provide more detail schemes development. The workshop ended with each big group held a small exhibition presenting the outcome of the re-development strategy of the area.

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WEST PART OF PIACENZA The area is dominated with agricultural fields, there are couple blocks of abandoned military buildings

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PIACENZA CITY CENTRE n of Piacenza with the trace of historical rrounded by wall which mostly fell down

EAST PART OF PIACENZA In this area the most notable part is the Industrial sector with several buildings remain abandoned

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PROPOSITION Design Concept

The concept derives from the phrase “incremental�, a long linear strip across west to east of Piacenza provide guideline on how a juxtaposition approach can connect and enhance the quality of the city, and at the same time recover the importance of the historical Po River to the city of Piacenza.

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ABSTRACT SKETCH The beginning sketch try to fulfill the strip with suitable interventions and identify the impact for the area

GUIDELINES Following step is working further with the intervention following axes according to the urbanity and environment

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TREBBIA SECTION Abandoned Ex-MIlitary Building

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TREBBIA SECTION Abandoned Building Rejuvenation

Trebbia Section is the west part of the strip and this particular scenario is focusing on reservation of a complex of abandoned ex-military buildings for a public scientific research farm and revive a large park on the opposite site which infrequently use by the people around the neighborhood.

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FARESE SECTION City Centre Water Intervention

The second part of the strip is the Farese Section, highlighting upper used-to-be wall around the city centre, which is also the entrace for the city. In this particular scenario, a public space is re-develop to become a recreational space for family with the adjoining of the water from the Po River.

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INDUSTRIAL SECTION Industrial Area Revival

The last part of the strip is the industrial area located on the east which remains abandoned. The new scenario proposes an intervention that will revive the area for young users since its located near the university. Old buildings will be re-use as co-working area and cultural creativity spaces connected with open space.

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PARCO FLUVIALE DEL TREBBIA Entrace to the city of Piacenza from the west, support with re-development nature park

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EX-MILITARY Reservation of abandone connect it with th

Y BLOCK #1 ed military buildings and he neighborhood

EX-MILITARY BLOCK #2 The second abandoned military block also re-designed to become public reasearch facilities.

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DONALD ADITYA

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