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erwin karthana
2016-2020 (selected works)
erwin karthana Bachelor of Architecture (S.Ars) Fresh Graduate, Universitas Udayana
Hi,
I am Erwin. I fell in love with architecture since my ďŹ rst time studying architecture on campus. Since then, I have been passionate about exploring the world of architecture by joining competitions, seminars, workshops, reading books or articles, and learning things related to architecture. In my opinion, architecture is more than just creating space, but also creating habits and life. During my studies period, I learn how to put ideas into a design, how to think critically, how to see things in many perspectives, and so on. There is a motto that I believe is "Do the best and let God do the rest". I hope that I can learn more in the future and go through the process of reaching my dream to becoming an architect.
Personal Information Name Place, Date of Birth Nationality Religion Language Address Email Phone / Whatsapp Social Media
: Erwin Trisnajaya Karthana, S.Ars : Denpasar, December 17, 1997 : Indonesian : Christian : Indonesian (native), English (intermediate) : Jl. Cargo Permai, Denpasar, Bali, 80116 : erwintrisnajaya17@gmail.com : +62 817 7414 5917 : erwin_karthana linkedin.com/in/erwinkarthana issuu.com/erwinkarthana
Education 2013-2016 2016-2020
: SMAN 4 Denpasar : Universitas Udayana, Bachelor of Architecture (S.Ars), with GPA 3.73 / 4.00
Hobby & Interest Music Graphic Design Sketch & Watercolor Mural Art Collage Art Photography Architectural Books / Magazine
Software Skill
Autodesk AutoCAD, Google Sketchup, Vray, Lumion, Enscape, CorelDraw, Adobe Photoshop, Adobe Premiere, CyberLink Power Editor, Microsoft OfďŹ ce.
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Organization Experiences 2017
+ Art Division, Himpunan Mahasiswa Arsitektur (HMA) Wicwakarma Udayana 2017 + Event Division, Architecture in Creativity & Exhibition (ACTION) Udayana 2017
2018
+ Art Division, Himpunan Mahasiswa Arsitektur (HMA) Wicwakarma Udayana 2018 + Sketch Competition Coordinator, Architecture in Creativity & Exhibition (ACTION) Udayana 2018 + Secretary Division, Seminar Nasional Arsitektur (SMART) Udayana 2018 with Yori Antar, Yu Sing, & Effan Adiwira + Secretary Division, Badan Kekeluargaan Fakultas Teknik (BKFT) ke-53 Udayana University + Volunteer, Seminyak Design Week 2018, 4-13 May 2018 at Uma Seminyak & Seminyak Village + Exhibition Coordinator, Tiga Kata 2018 MAI Bali at Uma Seminyak
2019
+ Mentor, Basic Architectural Software Education (BASED) 2019 Udayana University + Mahasiswa Arsitektur Indonesia (MAI) Bali Exhibitor Representative, Pameran Karya Arsitek Tanpa Nama 2019, 15-17 November 2019 at Plaza Renon
Competition & Workshop Experiences 2018
+ 3rd Prize Winner, Sayembara Desain Arsitektur “Gaung Bandung 2018 - Sayembara Tanpa Batas”, by Institut Teknologi Bandung + Bali Vernadoc (Vernacular Documentation) Workshop 2018 at Pinggan Village, Bangli + Critical Context Workshop 2018 Unit Bali, mastered by David Hutama, DDAP Architect, ARA Studio, etc.
2019
+ 2nd Prize Winner, Lomba Karya Ilmiah Mahasiswa Nasional DPW IV by POPMASEPI X HIMAGRI UNITRI + Top 10 (Indonesian Division), International Student Competition of Architectural Design & Construction of Bamboo 2019 [Not Only Dynamic Bamboo Corridor] at Nansha Bird Park, Guangzhou, China + Top 10, Lomba Desain Nasional “Sepekan Arsitektur 2019 - Mbangun Desa”, by Universitas Atmajaya Yogyakarta + Top 15, Sayembara Desain Arsitektur “Paradesc 2019 - Kidtopia”, by Universitas Parahyangan Bandung + Competition Entry, Sayembara Desain Arsitektur “Wiswakharman Expo 2019 - Ruang Yang Terlewat”, by Universitas Gajah Mada + Competition Entry, Indonesian Young Architect 2019 “Adaptive Reuse”
2020
+ Architecture Udayana Representative, Thesis of the Year (TOY) ARCASIA 2020 + Competition Entry, Architecture Competition, Seminar, and Exhibition (ACSENT) 2020 by Universitas Udayana
Professional Experiences 2018
+ Freelance 3D Modeling & Visualization at Dinamika Desain
2019
+ Internship at Somia Design (3 month) + Freelance 3D Modeling & Visualization at Dinamika Desain
2020
+ Part time Drafter at Dejuma Living (1 month)
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Contents Page Number
Academic Projects (Selected)
Natah Contemporary Art Center Architecture Final Project / Thesis
Denpasar Administration Office & City Hall Architectural Design Studio 5
Museum of Science and Technology Architectural Design Studio 4
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Competition & Workshop Projects (Selected)
Kampung Jawa Riverside Center (3rd Prize Winner) Gaung Bandung 2018 “Sayembara Tanpa Batas” by Institut Teknologi Bandung
Mother Nature Awaken (Top 10 Indonesian Division) International Student Competition of Architectural Design& Construction of Bamboo 2019 “Not Only Dynamic Bamboo Corridor” at Nansha Bird Park, Guangzhou, China
Djampi Oesodo (Top 10) Sepekan Arsitektur 2019 “Mbangun Desa” by Universitas Atmajaya Yogyakarta
HomePila HomePimpa (Top 15) Paradesc 2019 “Kidtopia” by Universitas Parahyangan Bandung
Professional Works & Others (Selected)
Drafting, Maquette Making, Sketch & Watercolor, Mural, Photography
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NATAH Contemporary Art Center Architecture Final Project / Thesis
Bali is known for its arts, culture, traditions and strong values. This “Contemporary Art Center in Gianyar, Bali� is designed to respond to the development of contemporary art in Bali by becoming a space for the society to do contemporary art creativity and also balinese cultural activities. However, in line with the development of the contemporary art, the society (especially the young generation) are now starting to leave the culture and values that exist in Bali. Therefore, as a contribution to preserving Balinese local wisdom, a traditional Balinese architectural concept called "natah� is used in this design, which is interpreted in a contemporary style.
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Year Typology Location Site Area Built Area Mentor Status
: 2020 : Public Space : Gianyar, Bali : ± 9500 m² : ± m² : Dr. N.K.Ayu Siwalatri, M.T. Dr. I D.G.A. Diasana Putra, M.T. : Final Academic Project Architecture Udayana University Representative on TOY ARCASIA 2020
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01. / NATAH Contemporary Art Center
ISSUES, POTENTIAL, & DESIGN RESPONSES
Create a contemporary art center as the creative space to facilitate contemporary art & cultural activities Contemporary art trends in Bali & the enthusiasm of the local society to participate in contemporary art FUNCTION AS A activities CONTEMPORARY ART CENTER
NATAH
Make Gianyar as the strategic and accessable site location
BALINESE LOCAL WISDOM
The population of the younger generation is starting to lose awareness of the preservation of Balinese local wisdom and cultural activities.
Implementing Balinese local wisdom concept to the design in a contemporary way CONTEMPORARY B A L I N E S E ARCHITECTURE
Gianyar is known as “The City of Arts” in Bali
Balinese Traditional Architecture as a local wisdom
The balinese people in ancient times often do their daily activities outside the building space named “natah”. The activities such as temporary reception room, agricultural drying room, religious ceremony, children's play room, planting room, etc. Besides as a space for activities, natah also has a natural function as a space for air circulation and sunlight to create comfortable space in the building.
Why “Natah” ? Mountain
Natah has a very important meaning for the life of the Balinese people, because natah is a reflection of the social life of the community, both socio-spiritual, socio-economic, and sociocultural. What makes “natah” interesting is because it’s empty space (not a building), but it is full of meaning, besides being physically multipurpose
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However, due to the increase of population density in Bali, Balinese people nowadays are starting to forget about natah as a necessary space, for reasons of limited space, space efficiency, and so on. Therefore, this project can be an embrio of awareness for the community about the importance of natah as a based on ordering space, and the beneficial in both philosophically, functionally, and ecology as harmony with tropical climate.
CONCEPT IMPLEMENTATION
Natah as an open space between building masses and functioning as a garden
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Natah as an open space on rooftop garden
Natah as void in interior space
Terrace, footpath ramp, & bridges as the link between building mass and natah
Academic Project
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, TH A TP E O DG FO RI E, B C & A P, RR M TE RA Add the terraces, footpath, ramp, and bridges as the link between indoor and outdoor spaces.
FLO OR S
Add the green rooftop and rooďŹ ng as a respon to the tropical climate on the site location.
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01. / NATAH Contemporary Art Center
ARCHITECTURAL DRAWINGS Ground Floor Plan
Padmasana (Hindu’s Temple) Lobby Gallery Artshop Studio
First Floor Plan
Ampitheater Storage Contemplation Room Toilet Garden & Waterpool Rain Waterfall Atraction
Gallery Café Studio Office Mushola Toilet
Second Floor Plan
Third Floor Plan
Gallery Workshop Room Meeting room Multifunction Room Toilet Rooftop Garden
Rooftop Garden Rain Waterfall Atraction
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FACILITATED ACTIVITIES CONTEMPORARY ARTS
Fine Art
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Collage Art
Mural Art
Graphic Art
Photography Videography
Sculpture Art Installation Art
Digital Art
Performance Art
Academic Project
COMMUNAL ACTIVITIES
Exhibition
Workshop
BALINESE ART & CULTURAL ACTIVITIES
Seminar
Community Gathering
Other Events (etc.)
Balinese Wayang Kulit
Balinese Drama Gong
Balinese Traditional Dances
Balinese Balinese ritual / Traditional Ceremonial Activities Games
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01. / NATAH Contemporary Art Center
ARCHITECTURAL DRAWINGS
Garden, Ramp, Terrace, & Footpath
Gallery
Workshop Room
Front Perspective View
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Garden & Waterpool
Academic Project
Aerial View of “Natah”
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Denpasar Administration OfďŹ ce & City Hall Architectural Design Studio 5
Denpasar Administration Office & City Hall is a government-owned building that accommodates the process of administering administration and governance such as agencies, offices, and mayors that have a one-stop service system, in terms of optimal and efficient licensing / administration to the public with a centralized government system in one building. This building is also become a public space inclusive where the people of Denpasar can carry out various public activities such as sosio-cultural activities like workshops, exhibitions, creative communities, and so on.
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Year Type Location Site Area Built Area Mentor Status
: 2019 : High Rise : Denpasar, Bali : 25.000 m² : m² : Prof. Dr. I P. Rumawan Salain, M.SI : Academic Project
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02. / Denpasar Administration Office & City Hall
SITE LOCATION & CHARACTERISTIC Indonesia
Bali
Denpasar
Bali Museum
Badung Market
Puputan Field/ I Gusti Ngurah Made Agung
Tukad Badung
Heritage Area Jl. Gajah Mada
Pura Agung Jagatnatha
Catur Muka (0 KM Point)
Ina Bali Heritage Site Location : 0 KM Point Denpasar City (Catur Muka), Jalan Udayana, Denpasar, Bali
FUNCTION DEFINITION & ZONING CONCEPT
Centralized Government Office
One-stop Administration Service
Public City Hall
Private (Head)
Semi (Body)
Public (Foot) Tri Angga Balinese Architecture {hilosophy
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Vertical Zoning
Academic Project
DESIGN TRANSFORMATION
1 The mass of the podium with an area of 7,500 square meters (30% KDB) with a total of 3 floors. The mass pattern on the podium is a single mass pattern.
3 The shape is adjusted to the position of the podium which is close to the shape of the site which is slightly cut so that it is given a hollow in the shape of the previous petal.
5 The mass of the tower is made with 19 floors with a single mass pattern (local regulations about building height was neglected). The basic shape of the tower is taken from the by combining 2 basic shapes of circles and triangles which are combined to resemble the simple shape of jempiring flower petals.
7 Then, analogizing the dynamic form of the line dance which is the mascot / logo of the city of Denpasar, is interpreted by turning the building towards the face chessboard, with a 45 degree slope.
2 The basic form of the podium mass takes the analogy of a jempiring flower petal which is the mascot of the city of Denpasar, and responding the existing potential of Catur Muka, Puputan Badung Field, and Jl. Gajah Mada.
4 The shape is also adapted to the shape of the circulation path on the site, and also takes the bebadungan analogy by making a game back and forth on the front facade of the podium.
6 To strengthen the identity of Balinese architecture and culture, the analogy of Candi Bentar is applied which is interpreted by means of playing back and forth on a typical floor plan, so that it seems that the basic shape of the temple (which is simplified) can be seen from three sides, namely from the face chess catch point, the catch point. jl Udayana-beliton intersection, and catching point for Jl Gajah Mada and Pasar Badung.
8 Applying the bebadungan bali concept by making an oversteck around the sides on each floor, with an oversteck length of 2 meters. This overstek serves to protect the indoor space from the heat of the sun during the day.
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02. / Denpasar Administration OfямБce & City Hall
ARCHITECTURAL DRAWING
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Academic Project
FLOOR
ZONE
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Mayor (Walikota)
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Regional Agency (Badan)
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Sky Lobby Regional OfďŹ ce (Dinas) Sky Lobby City Hall and One-Stop Administration Service Garden & Parking
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Museum of Science and Technology Architectural Design Studio 5
Museums that exhibit collections as well as learning facilities to develop science and technology (science and technology), and recreational facilities to entertain and provoke the creative power of the community (especially students) through various interactive and educational facilities in the form of teaching aids which is fun and at the same time gives knowledge.
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Year Typology Location Site Area Built Area Mentor Status
: 2018 : Public Space : Denpasar, Bali : ± 19.800 m² : ± 11.200 m² : I Nyoman Widya Paramadhyaksa, M.T., P.hD. : Academic Project
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03. / Museum of Science and Technology
DEFINING FUNCTION Main Functions
Additional Functions
Exhibition (Local Wisdom, Science & Tech) Educational and research facilities. Maintenance, conservation and preservation of collections.
Services (Foodcourt, Souvenir Shop, etc.) Recreational and tourism facilities A place to socialize especially for students and students who visit and meet each other.
CONTEXTUAL CONCEPTS ELABORATION Objectives
Context
Science & Technology
Attractive Museum
Locality
Concepts
Constantly evolving and unlimitied
“Stairs” Philosophy
Different from usual, Not rigid but more dinamic
“Waves” Philosophy
Demographics Local regulations, Social, Culture, Climate, etc
Tropical Balinese Architecture
SITE LOCATION & CHARACTERISTIC Jl. By Pass Ngurah Rai, Sanur, Denpasar Bali
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Academic Project
MASSING PROCCESS
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S Strategic location, located in the tourism route & downtown Sanur, Denpasar, and tourist attraction area (DTW) according to Denpasar City Spatial Plan (RTRW/RDTR).
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03. / Museum of Science and Technology
ARCHITECTURAL DRAWINGS
Interactive Exhibition Facilities :
Local Wisdom Exhibition Room: - Traditional Balinese Architecture - Balinese Agriculture - Balinese Communication Information Science & Tech Interactive Exhibition Room : - Evolution - Mathematics - Health - Magnet - Illusion - Vibrations & Waves - Robotec & VR - Teslacoil - Space World Audiovisual Room Auditorium Room Kids Corner
Roof
Second Floor
First Floor
Ground Floor
Site
Basement
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Academic Project
Front Perspective View
Evolution Interactive Exhibition
Space World Interactive Exhibition
Balinese Agriculture Exhibition
Second Floor Interior View
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Kampung Jawa Riverside Center (3rd Prize Winner) Gaung Bandung 2018 “Sayembara Tanpa Batas” by Institut Teknologi Bandung
In Denpasar Bali, there are several transition zones which have an impact on the emergence of inequality both spatially, socially and economically. One of the transition zones that has all three issues is Kampung Jawa. Kampung Jawa is a small settlement that has been known by the Balinese people, especially Denpasar as a center for buying and selling goats. As the name suggests, Kampung Jawa or "Javanese Village" is inhabited by a majority of people who are descendants from the Javanese region who settled in Denpasar from the past until now. Kampung Jawa has been known as a slum and also the center of the goat trade in Denpasar. Kampung Jawa Riverside Center is a project that make an inclusive space in access to the transition zone that reviving the village’s potential and redesign it to be a collaborative public space that contains some function such as goat market, productive garden, fishing park, pujasera (foodcourt), and community space.
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Year Typology Location Site Area Built Area Mentor Status
: 2018 : Public Space : Denpasar, Bali : ± 1400 m² : ± 800 m² : I Gde Banyu Priautama, M.T., Gede Windu Laskara, M.T. : Competition Project
In collaboration with : Tosandy Gustinova, Putu Genta Ananda Este Bagus.
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04. / Kampung Jawa Riverside Center
SITE LOCATION & CHARACTERISTIC
KAMPUNG JAWA Wanasari Village, Pemecutan Kaja District, East Denpasar KAMPUNG JAWA
Slum & goat market Javanese Society
SPATIAL
SOCIAL
TRANSITION ZONE
Site Offices & Public Health Facilities
Balinese Society Slum Health services office of Denpasar Hospital
ECONOMY
Offices Middle class trade and services Street vendors
Streetfood vendors
Middle class economy
Baiturrahman Mosque Tukad (River)
CONCEPT Exclusion
SPATIAL
ECONOMY
SOCIAL
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Inclusion
SPATIAL ECONOMY
SOCIAL
Inclusive Space
“ Harmony in Inclusion” Creating inclusion in access to the transition zone to change inequality into equality.
Competition Project
CONTEXTUAL THINKING PROCCESS
PROBLEM? ANALYSIS
INCLUSIVE SPACE
IDEA /SOLUTION
spatial
Reviving potentials & reorganizing the goat market
Goat Market
River Rejuvenation Lack of infrastructure and the needs for a clean & healthy environment
Unwell-organized goat market
Green planting, recycle & reuse (Waste, Bamboo, etc.)
Fishing Park
economy Productive Garden For Goat Food Supply The density of streetfood vendors
Inclusive space for economic activities
The exclusivity of middle class economy
Pujasera (Foodcourt)
social Inclusive social space for the community The density of social interaction
The needs of social space
Community Space
ZONING
Entrance
Parking
Accesibility Ramp, stairs, bridge
Pujasera (Foodcourt)
Fishing Park
Goat Market
Community Space
Productive Garden
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04. / Kampung Jawa Riverside Center
MATERIAL
roof tent of a mixture of plastic trash
palm fiber roof
wood column
bamboo structure
composite steel column
bamboo column
ramp and wooden stairs
wooden floors and walls
use used materials (material bekas) such as wood, bamboo, and palm fiber roof use waste materials that are recycled and reused such as plastic packaging and bottles for building materials for tent roofing and decorative elements so that the cost / project cost is cheap and will be realistic to build in condition to realizing that the economic of the community in Kampung Jawa
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Section A-A
ARCHITECTURAL DRAWINGS
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Section B-B
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West View
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Pujasera Floorplan
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Goat Market & Productive Garden Floorplan
East View
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North View
Site Plan 30 M
Community Space Floorplan
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Legend : A = Parking B = Ramp, Ladder, & Bridge C = Community Space
D = Pujasera E = Parking F = Goat Market G = Productive Garden
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South View
Competition Project
Ramp
Goat Market & Productive Garden
Pujasera
Community Space
Goat Market
Pujasera
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Mother Nature Awaken (Top 10 Indonesian Division) International Student Competition of Architectural Design & Construction of Bamboo 2019 “Not Only Dynamic Bamboo Corridor� at Nansha Bird Park, Guangzhou, China
“ The earth has been damaged and filled with every corruption and pollution caused by human negligence itself. Mother nature (the earth) awake from her long sleep to heal herself with her spirit and energy to bring back the balance of nature so all the being have a better life and can live in better environment. This corridor not only functions as a corridor that is passed by humans, but has an attractive function by presenting the sound of nature through musical instruments installed on bamboo installations, and also functions to become an ecosystem for birds to nest in certain spaces on bamboo installations.
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Year Type Location Site Area Built Area Mentor Status
: 2019 : Bamboo Installation : Guangzhou, China : ± 20 m² : ± 14,4 m² : I Wayan Wiryawan, M.T., Antonius Karel M.W., M.T. : Competition Project
In collaboration with : Alvin Wiyogo, I Wayan Sarasta Gunayasa, Tosandy Gustinova, Putu Genta Ananda Este Bagus, Yoby Saputra.
https://youtu.be/zyCQ5-UlgL8
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SITE & THEME
Guangdong Guangzhou
China
Nansha Qu
Xingang Ave
Nansha Bird Park
22°37'01'’N 113°37'57'’E
Nansha Bird Park is a center for the preservation of a variety of unique and diverse bird species, as well as tourist attractions for domestic and international tourists. China is a country well-known as a “Bamboo Curtain" country because of its abundant bamboo resources. Therefore, development in China should make use of the potential of their bamboo resources that is owned from their own country. The theme of the competition this time is "[Not Only / Dynamic] Bamboo Corridor", so that the bamboo corridor design is not just functioning as a corridor, but has unique functions combined with views of the Nan Sha Bird Park, and in accordance with the context on the site. DESIGN STRATEGIES Strategies
Potential Issues
Goal
“Mother Nature Awaken” concept to raise the people’s awareness about envoronment
Careless of environmental issues
Mother Nature A w a k e n
Contextual Corridor
Lack of identity in existing corridor
Contextual bamboo corridor design which has a dynamic shape, has a unique function therefore not only just a corridor that used by only humans, but also by birds as inhabitants of The Nansha Bird Park.
Make the corridor as a Bird Ecosystem
Make a dynamic form of the bamboo corridor
Stiff building on existing corridor
MATERIAL & INSTRUMENTS
Bamboo Poles
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Woven Bamboo
Bamboo Straps
Bamboo Dowel
Wood Beams
Chinese Guzheng
Bamboo Bongo
Balinese Rindik
Competition Project
CONCEPTS SKETCHES
MAQUETTE STUDY
Maquette are made on a scale of 1 : 50, with a base measuring 20 cm x 20 cm
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CONSTRUCTION ASSEMBLY
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The construction system that we use tends to be easy to implement because it is a conventional system, and can be done off site first, and later it can be finished or installed on the bridge site (pre-constructed). The main structural system uses a modular system, then is equipped with a secondary structure and outer structure that has been done previously outside the bridge site, then installed on the bridge site. Although the structure is modular, the arrangement is made flexible to give a unique experience.
ARCHITECTURAL DRAWINGS Site Plan Axonometric Projection
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Competition Project
Panorama view
Corridor Entrance
Bamboo Bongo
Bird Nest & Chinese Guzheng
Balinese Rindik
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Djampi Oesodo (Top 10) Sepekan Arsitektur 2019 “Mbangun Desa� by Universitas Atmajaya Yogyakarta
Kiringan Canden Village is one of the potentials possessed by the Special Region of Yogyakarta in the tourism sector as a tourism village as well as a traditional center for producing jamu. However, the existence of this village does not get the attention of the community because of the absence of facilities and infrastructure that support this village. The concept we carry in our design is "Djampi Oesodo" which comes from the Javanese language Kromo Inggil, where "Djampi" means jamu and "Oesodo" which means health. Therefore, our main concept is to raise jamu as the identity of an authentic tourism in Indonesia.
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Year Type Location Status
: 2019 : Urban Planning : Yogyakarta, Jawa Tengah : Competition Project
In collaboration with : Tosandy Gustinova, Putu Genta Ananda Este Bagus.
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06. / Djampi Oesodo
CONTEXTUAL THINKING PROCCESS
Problem Analyzing
Issue
Culture
The gate and monument less attractive and unkempt.
The redesign of the gate and village landmark, namely "Kiai & Nyai Kiring" as the village's ancestral ďŹ gures.
Lack of identity as a center for traditional j a m u i n d u s t r y.
Strengthening the identity of the herbal medicine center through an inclusive forum between visitors and jamu sellers.
Lack of signage that can confuse visitors.
Place clear and attractive markers and information givers at the right strategic points.
There is not enough container for buying and selling jamu.
Economy
The absence of tourism support facilities.
Social
Providing a market space for buying and selling village products, especially jamu. Providing a place for functions & attractions that expose herbal medicine as the village's main potential, namely museums and cafes.
The lack of a special organization / forum for the community to jointly develop the potential of the village.
Procurement of Village-Owned Enterprises (BUMDES).
There is no clear information / reception platform for tourists visiting the village
Changes in the function of ordinary residents' houses to become a halfway house for tourists (homestay).
Not optimal village public facilities such as volleyball courts, children's playgrounds, etc.
There is no dedicated bus / car parking space.
Spacial
Ideas
Lack of quality roads for walking tourists.
Rejuvenation and maximization of village public facilities.
Providing special parking for cars and buses, as well as parking for motorbikes on the edge of the residents' yard. Widen road area, repair road facilities.
Water sanitation, and waste management.
Environment
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Rain Water & Waste Treatment.
Poorly organized herbal / medicinal gardens and lack of green open space.
Maintain and organize jamu gardens and provide green open space.
The location of the village is in a disaster-prone area (radius <50m from Mount Merapi).
Disaster mitigation.
Competition Project
Space
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Information Center & Signages
Kiringan Market
Djamu Gallery
Djamu Cafe
BUMDES
Homestay
Change Volleyball court Becomes Multipurpose Field
Parking
Road widening becomes 4 meters for pedestrians, paving and street lamps
Processing against rainwater and trash
Jamu garden (green area)
Gathering point
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MASTERPLAN CONCEPT
D.I.Y. Province
Bantul District
Jetis Subdistrict
Canden Village
Legend : Site Boundary River Canal Road Existing Buildings Jamu Home Industry Village Hall “Kiai Nyai Kiringan” Gapura && Tugu & Landmark “Kiai &Gate Nyai Kiringan” Parking + Information Center
Ang-kiring-an
BUMDES
Djamu Cafe Djamu Gallery Kiringan Market Homestay Multipurpose Field Gathering Point (Disaster Mitigation) Temporary Dumpsite
Section A-A
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Kiringan
Competition Project
Zoning
One-Way Entry Access
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In DTW DTW
DTW
Jamu Industry
Parking
DTW DTW
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Jamu Home Industry Zone
Avoiding trafďŹ c jams & the danger of accidents due to a fairly narrow road area
Tourist Attraction Zone (DTW)
Out
The tourist attraction is placed in the zoning farthest from the entrance so that visitors will automatically pass through the herbal medicine industry.
Waste Management System
Settlements, Industry, & Tourism Attraction (DTW)
TPS
TPA
Waste generated from settlements, herbal medicine industries, and tourist attractions is temporarily discarded to TPS which will then be disposed of in TPA.
Disaster Mitigation
Provide a gathering point in a place where buildings are rarely available, safe and affordable in the event of a natural disaster.
Rainwater & Green Areas
Rainwater is used for herbal plantations, and green areas are maintained & organized more neatly into gardens for village catchment areas.
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HomePila HomePimpa (Top 15) Paradesc 2019 â&#x20AC;&#x153;Kidtopiaâ&#x20AC;? by Universitas Parahyangan Bandung
The development of infrastructure and architecture in Indonesia over the last few years does not deny the change in the level of concern for children, which can be seen from the lack of child-friendly facilities available in big cities. In fact, children need facilities that allow them to learn motorically for their physical and mental development. HomePila HomePimpa is as an inclusive learning and play space for all children in terms of age, background, and limitation. The concept is to creating the children learning and playground space based on physical, emotional, social, and intellectual of children aspects, and also maintaining cultural and philosophical context and applied to the building design.
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Year Type Location Site Area Built Area Status
: 2019 : Children Space : Bandung. Jawa Barat : ± 4400 m² : ± 350 m² : Competition Project
In collaboration with : Tosandy Gustinova, Putu Genta Ananda Este Bagus.
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SITE LOCATION & CHARACTERISTIC
Sundanese Architecture
Gondang Buhun
Cultural & Philosophical Context (Macro: Bandung City, West Java, Micro: Babakan Ciamis Village)
Tradisional Games
Batik Nyere
Tradisional Music Instruments
CONTEXTUAL THINKING PROCCESS Target
Skema Desain
Strategi
Various learning and playing facilities help the child's development process.
Providing learning and outdoor play spaces on the site landscape (playground) and indoor buildings (learning hub).
Physical
Goal
Playground
Physical, Emotional, Social, & Intellectual kids activity support by space setting. Learning and playing facilities that are healthy for children.
Providing a green garden that is in harmony with the climatic and natural conditions of the city of Bandung.
Preserving cultural values by introducing children to the local culture.
Providing a place for playing traditional games, playing traditional musical instruments, and performing arts and culture venues.
Reducing site intervention by not injuring the site
The concept of the building uses a Sundanese architectural stilt house design, so that the stage columns do not interfere much with the ground.
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Tree House & Crowling Net
Sand World
Balancing Bridge
Open Stage
Emotional
Social
Traditional Games & Music
Intellectual
Monkey Bar
See Saw
HOME PILA HOME PIMPA Creating inclusive learning and play spaces, for all children in terms of age, background, and disabilities.
Learning Hub
Spin Arena
Swimming Pool
Competition Project
DESIGN CONCEPT TRANSFORMATION
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Traditional Music
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Legend : 1: Entrance Entrance 2: Drop Off 3: Motorcycle Parking 4: Towards the Car Park (Basement) 5: Ramp & Stairs 6: Seating Area 7: Learning Hub 8: Play Ground 9: Open Stage 10: Traditional Musical Instrument Room 11: Traditional Game Room 12: Swimming Pool 13: Restroom ((Toilet, Changing Room, Nursing Room) 14: Kids Farm 15: Footpath 16: Entrance Exit
15 M
50 M
Traditional Games
Window of the World
Cinema
Canteen
Toilet
Amphitheater
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Professional Works & Others (Selected)
Drafting - Interior & Furnitures
Drafting - Interior & Furnitures
Maquette Making
Mr. VK Bedroom Renovation
Mr. AP Private House
Somia Design Completed Projects
Sketch & Watercolor
Mural
Photography
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Professional Works Drafting - Interior & Furnitures Mr. VK Bedroom Renovation
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Year Type Location Interior Designer Responsibility
: 2018 : Interior Renovation : Bali : Dinamika Desain : Freelance Drafter
Professional Works Drafting - Interior & Furnitures Mr. AP Private House
Year Type Location Interior Designer Responsibility
: 2019 : Interior : Bali : Dejuma Living : Part-time Drafter (1 month)
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Professional Works Maquette Making
Year Type Location Interior Designer Responsibility
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Somia Design Completed Projects
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: 2019 : Maquette Making : Bali : Somia Design : Internship (3 month)
Others Sketch & Watercolor
Kori Art Center, Denpasar
Mural
Banjar Gerenceng, Denpasar
100 Juicery Cafe, Denpasar
Photography
The Andramatin (andramatinâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s house)
Secret Garden Village
Starbuck Reserve Dewata
Jatim (Jawa Timur) Park 2
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