Felicia Veronica – Student of Architecture, BINUS University – Jakarta. by felicia.veronica28

STUDENT PORTOFOLIO 2021

“Architecture should make us feel different, if not, engineering should be enough” - Daniel Liberskind

FOREWORD Allow me introduce myself first, My name is Felicia Veronica Samenel, a currently - fifth semester architectural student at BINUS University. On this auspicious occasion, I will present my experience in photography, art, and especially in architecture. I would describe myself as passionate person also I am willing to learn new skills. I believe that I฀m able to work well in team. This is my first experience working in the architectural field, I hope I can work in your studio to learn and share new experiences, knowledge and skills.

Warm regards,

Felicia Veronica Samenel

CURRICULUM VITAE

Felicia Veronica Samenel July 28, 2001 Tangerang, Indonesia

EDUCATION 2019 – now Student of Architecture. (Current GPA: 3.38; credit: 87/146) Bina Nusantara University, Jakarta 2016 – 2019 Tarsisius Vireta Senior High School, Tangerang 2013 – 2016 Tarsisius Vireta Junior High School, Tangerang

SKILL

OTHER SKILL Sketching

GRAPHISOFT ARCHICAD Atodesk AutoCAD

Painting

Adobe Photoshop

PERSONALITY

Vray for Sketchup

Creativity

Microsoft Office

Teamwork

SketchUp

Communication

Lumion

Time Management

ORGANIZATION EXPERIENCE 2021 Campaign Volunteer of Dialog Pikiran – spread the issue of mental health on Instagram 2021 Campaign Volunteer of Healing Projects - spread the issue of mental health on Instagram 2020 Activist of Academic Division Teach For Indonesia Student Community Bina Nusantara University

LANGUAGE Bahasa Indonesia English Mandarin

WORKING EXPERIENCE 2019 Logo Designer of PT. Akademi Latihan Fungsional 2022 Internship at PT. Bahtera Usaha Konstruksi

COMPETITION 2021 Gaung Bandung Competition - Ruang Rasa – FoodHub

CURRICULUM VITAE

CONT FVILA / Resort Villa ARCHITECTURAL DESIGN II

Artsistic Gallery / Traditional Art Gallery ARCHITECTURAL DESIGN III

FlauNa Exhibition / Outdoor Exhibition BUILDING TECHNOLOGY III

ENTS L Icon Residence / Apartmet ARCHITECTURAL DESIGN V

REFECTORIUM / FoodHub DESIGN COMPETITON

INTERIORE INTERIOR DESIGN

01 FVILA

FVILLA Architectural Design II Resort Villa

This Resort Villa was built due to high stress levels and high overtime work in Jakarta. This villa is planned to be occupied for a short vacation or on a weekend. The client wants to build a villa in an area not far from the city center to rest and gather with family. The things that must be in this villa are the master bedroom and 1 bedroom with the children, an en suite bathroom for the master bedroom, a toilet for the children, a family room and a dining room. Because this villa is only used for short vacations, so it only requires a pantry and dining room (no service rooms such as maid's room, warehouse, etc.). Facilities to familiarize yourself in this villa are billiard room to play together, mini theater to watch movies, sing together and play electronic games. For outdoor facilities such as gazebos, barbecue areas and swimming pools. The villa building is planned for one floor only with a maximum area of 120 square meters.

PLAN 11 10

8 9

5 13

6 14

B 3

1. CAR PARKING 2. YARD 3. BILIARD ROOM 4. MINI HOME THEATER 5. KITCHEN AND DINING AREA 6. LIVING ROOM 7. BATHROOM 8. INNER GARDEN 9. BEDROOM 10. MASTER BEDROOM 11. MASTER BATHROOM 12. SWIMMING POOL 13. GAZEBO 14. BARBECUE AREA

B-B

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ARTSISTIC GALLERY

2 0

ARTSISTIC GALLERY

BLOCK PLAN

Artsistic gallery is a mid-rise building that functions as an art gallery exhibition, especially for traditional gallery exhibitions. This project was carried out in architectural design III with a size of 2023 sqm. The location is in Penjaringan, North Jakarta. This art gallery adopts the concept of the traditional house of Sumba, NTT which has a characteristic with a roof that supports upwards like a tower shape

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2nd FLOOR

1st FLOOR

SECTION

3rd FLOOR

4th FLOOR

SECONDARY SKIN. MATERIALS : SOLID WOOD COLORS : BROWN STEEL TRUSSES MATERIALS : STEEL COLORS : GREY BAMBOO STRUCTURE ROOF MATERIALS : BAMBOO COLORS : LIGHT BROWN

ROOFTOP MATERIALS : GRASS COLORS : GREEN

CONCRATE COLUMN AND BEAM GYPSUM CEILING

BRICK WALL WINDOWS MATERIAL : TEMPERED GLASS CONCRATE COLUMN AND BEAM

WINDOWS MATERIAL : TEMPERED GLASS SECONDARY SKIN MATERIAL : SOLID WOOD COLOR : BROWN

TRADISIONAL ARCHITECTURE Sumba traditional houses have roofs that soar upwards that can reach a height of 15-30 meters. The height of the roof means that the higher the roof of this traditional Sumbanese house, the closer they are to their ancestors. This Sumba traditional house is also analogous to a tower so my response to my gallery is to make a formation that is shaped like a tower that rises upwards. This makes my gallery building look magnificent and can give the impression of respect for the ancestors they believe in.

SOLAR SHADING Solar shading with a secondary skin element in the form of a louvre can filter out materials from the outside such as light, dust, noise, and other aspects. Because there is an opening in the form of a window that is large enough to cause excessive heat. Therefore, the use of secondary skin is needed so that the heat of the sun is not too strong and the room is not too hot. This secondary skin also functions as a building aesthetic that unites traditional and modern elements in this gallery.

TOP DAYLIGHTING illumination that comes from the top of the building in the form of a roof or the roof of a building that can emit light into the gallery. By using small voids and using the green floor on the 4th floor, the heat emitted is not too hot. In addition, lighting also occurs on the side of the building. There is a large window building to emit light into these galleries.

This gallery plan illustrates the placement of traditional gallery exhibitions, especially Sumba. In this gallery room, there are photos of Sumba culture and videos explaining Sumba customs. In addition, there is an exhibition of mockups of the Sumba traditional house.

This floor plan is a rooftop cafe floor plan. In the rooftop cafe area there are food and beverage booths for visitors. Visitors can also enjoy the sunset while enjoying the available dishes.

This floor plan is a semi-outdoor stage floor plan that serves to display cultural performances such as dances, songs, and other cultural events. This place can also function for seminars related to culture and other cultural events.

03 FLAUNA EXHIBITION

FLUNA EXHIBITION

Building Technology III Assignment of membrane tensile structure

This project is a massive pavilion project, covered with membrane structure roof as a hierarchy of this pavilion. This project located in Taman Waduk, Pluit, Jakarta. This pavilion contains exhibitions of flora and fauna in Indonesia. The concept of the membrane model is inspired by the Tasik batik form with the kawung motif. Batik Kawung is a batik motif whose shape is in the form of a circle similar to a kawung fruit (a type of coconut or sometimes asus as sugar palm or fro) which is neatly arranged geometrically. Sometimes, this motif is also interpreted as a picture of a lotus flower (lotus) with four blooming petals. Lotus is a flower that symbolizes longevity and purity

1. FOUNDATION 2. AQUARIUM 3. BOH 6. FAUNA EXHIBITION 7. TOILET 8. STAGE STRUCTURE

4. ENTRANCE 5. FLORA EXHIBITION 9. SITTING AREA 10. MEMBRANE

MEMBRANE DISK, TURNBUCKLE & PIN JOINT

MEMBRANE DISK & TURNBUCKLE

PIN JOINT

PIN JOINT MAST, TENSION TRANSFER PIN JOINT, & TURNBUCKLE

FOUNDATION

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04 L ICON RESIDENCE

SITE

BLOCK PLAN

L ICON RESIDENCE is a project from architectural design V. This project is a high rise apartment project located in Jatinegara, East Jakarta. The concept of this apartment was inspired by the letter L, then changed to the shape of the letter L. The balcony section is curved so that the facade is not monotonous.

1. LOBBY + RECEPTION : 184 SQM 2. GALLERY MARKETING : 198 SQM 3. OFFICE : 198 SQM 4. ATM CENTER : 86 SQM 5. LAUNDRY : 120 SQM 6. DRUGSTORE : 74 SQM 7. SIRCULATION : 318 SQM 8. CLINIC : 121 SQM 9. MINIMARKET : 270 SQM 10. CAFE : 165 SQM 11. SALON : 74 SQM 12. TOILET : 50 SQM 13. LOADING DOCK : 83 SQM 14. FUEL + PANEL STORAGE : 36 SQM 15. STORAGE : 24 SQM 16. JANITOR : 14 SQM 17. CORE

SITE PLAN

2nd FLOOR

LIST : 1. CO WORKING SPACE : 166 SQM 2. OFFICE : 80 SQM 3. MUSHOLLA : 100 SQM 4. TOILET 50 SQM 5. JANITOR 14 SQM 6. STORAGE 1 : 143 SQM 7. STORAGE 2 : 80 SQM 8. RESTAURANT : 364 SQM 9. LOUNGE : 350 SQM 10. FOODCOURT : 120 SQM 11. COMMUNAL AREA : 148 SQM

3rd FLOOR

LIST : 1. GYM : 377 SQM 2. GAME AREA : 83 SQM 3. LOCKER : 50 SQM 4, CHANGING ROOM : 50 SQM 5. SAUNA : 74 SQM 6. POOL : 150 SQM 7. POOL BAR : 128 SQM 8. PLAYGROUND : 200 SQM 9. TENNIS COURT + BILLIARD : 100 SQM 10. SITTING AREA : 82 SQM 11. SERVICE AREA : 80 SQM 12. BOH : 82 SQM

TYPICAL 1

LIST : 1. STUDIO : 33 SQM 2. 1 BEDROOM A : 65 SQM 3. 1 BEDROOM B : 50 SQM 4. 3 BEDROOM : 140 SQM

TYPICAL 2

LIST : 1. STUDIO : 33 SQM 2. 1 BEDROOM A : 65 SQM 3. 1 BEDROOM B : 50 SQM 4. 2 BEDROOM A : 111 SQM 5. 2 BEDROOM B : 93 SQM

SECTION B

SECTION A

ELEVATION B

ELEVATION A

INTERIOR CONCEPT Modern minimalist style is synonymous with everything that is simple, functional, and neatly arranged. The aim of the modern minimalist concept is to achieve a more efficient and effective design through simplicity in form, space, material, detail and color. Application of modern minimalism: 1. Use of minimalist furniture 2. Has a simple and simple impression 3. Clean, open and has lots of light 4. The material that tends to be used is wood 5. Have a simple layout 6. The colors used are monochrome (white, brown, gray, black) 7. prioritize functional aspects

Floor : Taco vinyl

Bathroom floor : ceramic tile

Marble tile

UNIT ONE BEDROOM APARTMENT : 65 SQM LIST 1. FOYER : 3 SQM 2. KITCHEN : 6 SQM 3. DINING AREA : 6 SQM 4. MINI SPORTS AREA : 2 SQM 5. LIVINIG ROOM : 12 SQM 6. BALCONY : 16 SQM 7. WORKING AREA : 4 SQM 8. BEDROOM : 15 SQM 9. WALK IN CLOSET : 4 SQM 10. BATHROOM : 5 SQM PLAFOND WALL CABINET DINING AREA TREADMILL

SECTION LAMP WARDROBE BED CARPET DOOR

Bathroom wall tile : ceramic roman

Wall wood laminate : Taco HPL

Furniture and wall wood laminate panels : Playwood

05 REFECTORIUM

ARCHITECTURAL COMPETITION PROJECT

REFECTORIUM

A team-project competition held by Gaung Bandung. This project was carried out together with my partners, namely Lo Maickel and Chrisnauli. This project is a foodhub project which has a size of 250 sqm and is located in Bandung. This Foodhub is designed to respond to new adaptations due to the COVID-19 pandemic.

INDUSTRIEL

STUDIO APARTMENT This apartment is an assignment from interior design which has a size of 48 sqm. This apartment has a modern industrial concept by exposing building materials both walls and ceilings by combining supporting materials such as wood and metal.

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LAYOUT

FURNITURE

The first room in this apartment is the foyer. This foyer has a modern industrial concept. On the right side there is a kitchen with dark shades to make it seem modern.

THE KITCHEN

After passing through the foyer, there is a dining area. The concept of the dining area is a modern concept by using materials in the form of wood with a blend of industrial colors, namely brown and gray

The dining area has a large mirror to give the impression of a spacious room. In addition, the mirror can also add to the aesthetics of the space so that it is not monotonous.

after passing through the dining room, there is a living room. in the living room there are a tv rack, table and sofa with a modern industrial concept. Around the tv rack there are vines to add to the aesthetics.

THE DINING ROOM AND LIVING ROOM

The bed is located beside the living area. There are two bedside table. The material of the bed is wood. The wall design behind is a natural stone texture that made from concrete.

THE BEDROOM

In front of the bed there is a wardrobe made of wood with a dark brown color. In addition, there is an antique mirror to add to the impression of a modern industrial.

THE BEDROOM

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Material of the bathroom is ceramic. The majority of the colors used are white with the addition of gold. the concept of this bathroom is modern. This 6 sqm bathroom featured a bathup, shower, closet, and sink.

The modern industrial concept is a concept that exposes structural elements so that the ceiling is not closed but is exposed openly. On BATHROOM the wall in the living room there is a deer-shaped THE bookcase as an additional ornament to strengthen the modern industrial concept.

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TERRA TONE

This study room takes the earth tone concept with the use of the dominant brown color. In addition, the material used tends to be wood.

THE STUDY ROOM

There are windows that are large enough and covered by wooden window blinds to minimize sunlight entering the room so that the room is not hot.

THE STUDY ROOM

ELEGANTE

SPEAKER 7.1 7 SURROUND 1 SUBWOOFER

subwoofer

The concept of this home theater is a modern minimalist which is dominated by dark colors such as black, dark gray, and dark brown. This concept was designed because it meets the standards of a good and correct home theater design by using dark colors. The concept with the selection of dark colors also gives a luxurious impression on the home theater.

ACOUSTIC BAFFLE FRONTIER™ SOUND ABSORBER

ACOUSTIC FOAM PANEL

PAPAN GYPSUM + CARPET

ROCKWOOL + RANGKA BAJA RINGAN

DINDING BATA

The material used in this home theater is of course to muffle the sound so that the sound does not enter the room or vice versa. The ambiance in this room has a luxurious and elegant impression because it uses dark colors

COLOR PALETTE

MATERIAL Wood Door

Sofa Fabric

Wall Carpet

Nylon Carpet

Wall Paint

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