Experience Education Design Division Commitee JAMSES 2014, PRISMA 2014 and SKALA 53 Design Division Commitee in SABA Education Fest 2015 Creative Divison Commitee in WEX (Architecture Exhibition) 2014, 2015, 2016 Head Committee in KKA 2015 Singapore (Architecture Excursion) Jury in Poster design competition WEX 2016 Jury in Poster design competition WEX 2017 Jury in Cendekia Days Poster Competition 2017 Lecturer Assistant in Rupa Dasar subject Lecturer Assistant in Estetika Dasar subject Internship at AI-CTLA Architecture Studio (june 2015-February 2017) Speaker in ARCHITALK : MAQUETTE Speaker in IT-CORNER SMA N1 BANTUL : Graphic Design Co-founder & modeller in VERANDA Maquette Studio Participant in Autodesk Revit Workshop Logo Designing & Branding for PrivatQ mobile apps (circa 2017) Freelance Graphic Designer in 99Design ( record: 6X contest won and 15X shortlisted as Finalist )
2007-2009 SMP N 1 Bantul | Junior HighSchool 2010-2012 SMA N 1 Bantul | Senior HighSchool 2013-2017 Bachelor Degree of Architecture at Universitas Gadjah Mada, Indonesia GPA : 3.75 (CumLaude)
Skill
Sketchup AutoCAD Adobe Photoshop Adobe InDesign CorelDraw Revit Architecture Maquette modelling Hand Sketching
Languages
Basa Jawa Bahasa Indonesia English (550 TOEFL PBT Simulation)
Achievement
1st Place EXPORIVM 2016, by Arsitektur UKDW Educational park design (individual)
ALFIAN
2nd Place & Best Model SNOW EPW 2015, by Teknik Fisika ITS contributed in house designing, board layouting, and model making
Architecture Student, Graphic Designer Bantul, 15 March 1995 | Islam Jetis, Bantul, Yogyakarta, Indonesia
2nd Place Ecohouse Design Competition VI 2015, by Teknik Sipil UGM contributed in concept, design & development, board layouting, and model making
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Best 11 Final Project Competition 2017, by Arsitektur ITS (individual) Best 15 Miniatur Architecture Competition 2017 by Arsitektur UNDIP contributed in concept, design & development, and board layouting Best 20 Sepekan Arsitektur 2015 by Arsitektur UAJ contributed in concept, design & development, and board layouting Best 25 Architecture festival 2017, by Arsitektur Petra contributed in concept, design & development, and board layouting
Type
Project
Pixellate Farm : An Experimental Way to Bring Farm Back to the City Academic Competition Urban Camper : A 3X4 House to Improve the City School of Architecture + Planning Academic Competition Education Park for Priok’s Marginal : An Approach to Those Who Marginalized “Temumpuk” : The New Typology of Kampung Living Academic Competition Bright House : Spread Warmth Out of the Minimum Space Competition Sacred Mosque of Luar Batang : The Pilgrimage Ception Monjali LRT Station : Inherit Spirit of Jogja Academic Academic Academic
Witte Paal Hotel Growing Health Restaurant
Year 2017 2017 2016 2016 2016 2017 2017 2016 2015 2015
Pixellate Farm
An Experimental Way to Bring Farm Back to the City Tutor: Kurnia Widyastuti, S.T, M.T.
Indonesia was an agrarian country where agriculture had an important role in people’s daily life. But now, along with flow of modernization and urbanization, farming activity is no longer the main concern in this country. Moreover the number of the farms and the farmers are decreasing continously. it is inversely related to the population of the dwellers that keep growing. the problem is not only about how to increase the productivity, but also how to increase public awareness of agricultura and food issues. Related to that issues, one of the strategies for reintroducing and increasing public awareness about agriculture is to build an agricultural park. not only become an educate an recreation facility, the park also can give contribution to the national food production.
Academic Final Project | 2017
List of functions needed in the Agricultural Park
Functions are arranged and placed on the site following the farming process
Grid 17x17m are used as a guideline for the landscape to make a pixel-like pattern on the field Zoning distribution on site. Public space is used to attract visitor to come in
Dimension : 10x10m2 area per pixel : 100 m2 pixel numbers : +- 230 Circulation : 40%
Dimension : 10x10m2 area per pixel : 100 m2 pixel numbers : +- 230 Circulation : 40%
Dimension : 10x10m2
area per pixel : 100 m2 pixel numbers : +- 230 Circulation : 40%
Irrigation overflow & Rain Water
are flowed through pipes and filtered in the pond
Rooftop Farming
increace farming productivity as well as reduce energy usage for AC up to 20%
Vines Shading
to reduce solar heat and improve air quality
Public Space is segmented into many blocks with various size and and characteristics to accomodate various activities such as playground, market, and festival that aimed to attract visitor and introduce farming culture to them.
Overhang Shading
as a pedestrian circulation for the rooftop farming
Urban Camper
A 3X4 HOUSE TO IMPROVE THE CITY The lack of land avaibility and the high price of housing are common problems faced by many people who live in Jakarta, especially the commuting workers. in the other hand, a house should be a personal property that reflect it’s inhabitants who usually have different characteristics one and another. These issues drive us to rethink how a housing design can be affordable and flexible at once, so it’s not only can be reached by boarder segment of society but also can be developed according to the future needs of each inhabitants. The house designed is also expected to give a positive impact on the environment and change people’s lifestyle to be better and healthier.
Competition | 2017
Mass alt. 1
free face : 1 side maximum floor area: 36 m2
Maximize Space
Adding a semi basement floor is a solution to overcome building’s high consideration
Mass alt. 2
free face : 4 sides maximum floor area: 28 m2
Flood Consideration
it’s a common thing to make the level of the building higher in order to overcome the flood problem
Optimal mass free face : 4 sides maximum floor area: 31 m2
Optimal Space
merge these two solutions to get a optimal space as well as diminish the impact of the annual flood
Design Result
The final design is a minimalist semi-prefab housing that maximalize the functions of every spaces and be responsive to the environment
Tempered glass + hollow frame Adjustable joint Void for air circulation
Frame 2*L-shape steel 10x10 Window
Plywood deck 3mm + steel beam
Interior board plywood 2mm Exterior board (flexibel) +water repellent coating
Portable Stair Concrete floor
Sliding door
Wooden shading Exposed wall
Sliding deck
Portable Stair Detail Placing a stair in a small space sometimes causes problems like reducing functional floor area and shaping an unused excess space. Hence, stairs in this house in designed with a knockdown system so it’s beportable, adjustable, and flexible in various daily functions. for example, If we want to watch TV ,we can simply move the stair and get a spacious and clearer space for it. In other hand, we can put the stair and make an additional bed on the landing.
Portable kitchen set is placed under the floor and designed with sliding system so it can be pulled out and put back as needed
Deck on the front porch is used as an extention of the transition space so it become more spacious and accommodate more activity
An additional board / door in the main bedroom is used not only to keep the privacy of its users but also to make the room more spacious at certain times
When it’s raining, the glass roof can be moved down to reduce the water splash. while in sunny day, it can be opened for air circulation
School of Architectur
+ Planning
Tutor: Ir. Adi Utomo Hatmoko, M.Arch., IAI
Many people think that architecture student are individual and anti-social. In otherside, It’s quite difficult to introduce architecture to others as we’re so busy with our task and have no time to socialize. Related to that issue, we need to redesign our campus to be more friendly so it can also introduce what architecture really is. This campus building is designed to give visitor many space and visual experience so they can understand by themselves how’s life in architecture, what we did, and what we produce.
Academic Project | 2016
Creating Arcade
building separate in 2 for staff and student function. Placed side by side to form an arcade for the visitors / strangers
Zoning
Keeping the Privacy
building masses are deflected to get a better view and keeping the privacy. its also form a larger public space to stimulate interaction between student and strangers
Circulation
Adding Greeneries
Keeping the Connection
Programming
Public Space
the upperfloor is cut out for greeneries to increase park-like walking experience
the separated mass are connected by a skybridge that can be access from the upper floor
Siteplan
8th Floor
Urban Planning Studio IV Convention Hall
7th Floor
Urban Planning Studio III Architecture Studio for S3 Lecturer Room Class Room & Discussion Room
6th Floor
Urban Planning Studio II Seminar room for S3 & S2 Lecturer Room Class Room & Discussion Room
5th Floor
Urban Planning Studio I Architecture Studio for S2 Lecturer Room Class Room
4th Floor
Architecture Studio IV Seminar Room Lecturer Room Class Room Discussion Room
3rd Floor
“As wind flows between buildings the mass of the gas is compressed with subsequent increase in velocity to wind speeds that may be several times the speed of the wind on lee side of the buildings.� this concept is used to spread cool breeze as a passive cooling system
Architecture Studio III Seminar Room Architecture Laboratory Class Room Discussion Room
2nd Floor
Architecture Studio II Library & Laboratory Meeting Room Office and Administration
1st Floor
Architecture Studio I Library Gallery Cafetaria Administration Laser cutting & Printing rrom
Semi-Basement Floor Parking & Service
Skypark
Pond as water feature
water feature at the end of the arcade designed to be a passive cooler. by the help of wind, it spread fresh breeze to the building nearby
Academic Project | 2016
Temumpuk
The Future Typology of Kampung Living
Team: Kevin Oscar | Alfian Reza | Ardea D | Virginia | Mega Kurniawati | Ahmad Muarif | Mentari Mufidati | Dio Asmandaru
Vertical housing is one of the solutions to overcome population density. But for the village / kampong community, it is not that easy. They have cultures and traditions that sometimes can not be accommodated in a regular vertical housing. “Temumpuk� is a new typology that combines modern vetical dwelling with the pattern of kampong living where people like to gather and interact each other.
In Yogyakarta, there are many residential housing sprawl in the riverside which coming as the result of the lack of land avaibility and the high price of housing near the city center. that is the problem that lead people, especially newcomers to build house irresponsibly near the river, even over the setback which is so unsave for them. Related to that issue, we deicide to redesign a vertical social housing around the Code Riverside.
Densely populated housing on the existing site causes the decrease of green area
Move the densely populated housing to a vertical tower to minimize the land use
Existing settlements are used as green areas, public facilities and nodes (gathering points) to accommodate the activities of the residents.
The solid tower is split into three building masses to allow wind circulation and natural day light .
cut the mass randomly and give some greeneries to form pocket gardens that can be use as a public space for the residents.
Analysing common circulation path on site using UCL Depthmap. Red lines indicate major / main circulation and the green ones indicate minor
2nd floor plan | commercial
Public facilities are provided on every five floors to support the needs of residents consisting of markets, department stores, public open spaces, worship, etc.
The main circulation path then be used as a pattern to design the main pedestian road
The main building is placed among the main circulations for easy access and the remaining space can be use as public space .
12nd floor plan | Residential
10th floor plan | Public Facilities
Sunlight and air circulation enter the building through the pores of the building in the form of a green public space on each floor. Hot air will move up through the void area in the middle of the building.
the building is designed to be able to absorb rainwater in place. Rainwater is absorbed by vertical plants to reduce the speed of falling water then accommodated in the reservoir under the building.
Competition | 2017
Siteplan
Bright House
Spread Warmth out of the Minimum Space Team: Alfian Reza | Ahmad Muarif
Living needs in urban district are getting higher day by day. the economic pressure, job competition and modern lifestyle turn people into an individual character. House which is the character expression of the inhabitant, now become more exclusive and lack of social interaction. high and massive wall, closed fence, seemed like it’s showing a distrust to the surrounding neighborhood. In short, we need a house that could be a medium to bring back the good relationship between the inhabitant with the surrounding neighbourhood
Small garden and pond not only for water infiltration but also giving a fresh air to the indoor space
Zoning & Access
the ramp’s designed circular at the perimeter of the site to maximize the distance reached
Ramp’s position at the perimeter giving a spacious middle space that more efective and efficient
Zoning of room follows the flow of circulation access where public area is located at the beginning of the ramp’s flow then the level of privacy will increase along with the ramps flow. Master bedroom become the most private area eventhough it’s located in the frontside of the house
cut the middle space of the building to make a tunnel for natural daylight and become a void that give spacious impression inside the narrow house
Space Connectivity
pitched roof (kampung type) choosen to blend house with the neighbourhood. facade with a huge window to maximize natural daylight and giving the neighbourhood exterior ligting at night
Void in the middle of the house not only make the room brighter and feels more spacious but also facilitate family members, especially the mother to monitor and communicate with the childrend without going up and down so she can keep doing her works in the ground floor
Education Park for
Priok’s Marginal
Street children is an example of the problem in Indonesia’s education system, where not all citizens can get a fair and proper education. Government-sponsored aid programs are barely touch them because there are a lot of aspect that the government don’t understand. This park is a solution to educate these marginal people with all their unique characteristic. By understanding what they want, so they not only become the object, but also the subject of the park’s activity Education Park for Priok’s Marginal
Competition | 2016
Vegetation as the barrier of the park
Stay safe and sound among the crowded traffic
Zonation street ch
n scenario to attract the hildren
Add facilities that suitable with it’s zonation function
Connecting the pedestrian way with a colorfull pattern
In the early phases, street children come to the park just because they seek shelter / place to take a rest in the middle their activities looking for money on the streets.
In the next phase, street children are started to interest in learning activities so they will divide their time to study in the park and working on the streets.
After get enough learning, they are no longer an object but instead become a subject who drive activity in the park. By holding positive events such as planting, exhibition, concert, or movie screening.
Monjali LRT Station Inherit Spirit of Jogja Tutor: Ir. Ikaputra M.Eng., Ph.D
Located at the museum monjali area make the LRT station design should be able to communicate with the existing characteristic and historical context at the same time with improving the quality of access from various points
Academic Project | 2016
Siteplan
Pilgrimage Ception : The Sacred Mosque of Luar Batang
Team: Alfian Reza | Yonathan Alan | Virginia | Hakim Fandika
The Sacred Mosque of Luar Batang which is predicted to drown can actually be a mean to remind people of the meaning of life that is now slighted by the hustle and bustle of modernity. By reviving the principles of Islam and resurrecting the historical values, this mosque is no longer just a place to worship, but also as a mean of contemplation and pilgrimage to remember the past, present, and future (afterlife)
Competition | 2017
Because of the global warming, the sea level raises about 5-8 mm every year. Without any anticipation, this rising would cause the sinking of the coastal area of Jakarta, including The Sacred Mosque of Luar Batang. source: Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change
Praying line Gigi Balang pattern,expressing betawi culture Pulled up
curtain down
Light responsive facade with an islamic pattern
wind and light tunnel to minimize enegy usage by AC and daylight lamps The wind form the outside blows the water in the pond to spread fresh air to the whole praying room
Rain water’s flowed through the column to fill the pond around the praying room
Shading on the facade will be open / close automatically responding the amount of incoming light
Academic Project | 2015
Witte Paal Hotel & MORE
Tutor : Ir. Ahmad Syaifullah MJ., MSI
“Tugu� monument is one of the most famous place in Jogja. its is often used as a center of activity both by local residents and tourists who come to jogja. But unfortunately the potential crowd is not offset by the proper supporting facilities and public space. This Hotel which is located not far from the monument is expected to be an extension of the monument area where the hotel can attract the crowds and accommodate all the activities that are usually done in the monument area as well as adding other functions that can increase the selling point of the hote
The hierarchy within the site takes the axis from the direction of the monument so that the most public area in the southwest, is the most private in the northeast.
The hierarchy is used to determine the location of the hotel mass and public space on the site
Building elevation in ad give sun shading and als visitors view to enjoy space
ddition to so provide the public
The ‘arc’ shape giving the impression of openness & bring people in the hotel area. moreover, it could reduce the wind load toward the building
The addition of the mass follow the direction of the tourists coming from the monument so that the tourist who come will directly be greeted with an interesting vista
Growing Health Restaurant
Tutor: Ir. Ikaputra M.Eng., Ph.D
Fast food restaurants have recently become favorite places to eat, especially among busy office workers who do not have much lunch / breakfast time. But unfortunately, fast food is closely related to junk food or unhealthy foods. So does the usual food consumed by young children at school and street. In the cafĂŠ or hangout they usually also consume unhealthy foods such as coffee, cigarettes etc. As a result with a busy lifestyle combine with unhealthy dietary habit supported by pollution and congestion, the quality of public health in big cities will decrease further. Therefore, they need a place to eat that can inspire people to start a healthy lifestyle, and grow health within themselves and their environment.
Academic Project | 2015
The basic concept of the design is the presence of solid mass and open space (void) that made the orientation view because the views around are bad
The mass of the building is arranged according to the need of space. Outdoor spaces formed between the floors can be a way to wind through
Signage Car Parking
Ramps
Outdoor Resto Mass per floor rotated 90 degree to get different view orientations and diverse space experiences
Open Kitchen as focal point
Service Area
Staff Parking The addition of mass for the service as well as the rear facade of the building to be a good sight for residents who live behind the resto
PLAIN-HOUSE Type : Residential | Design Proposal Client : Ms. Mardiana Year : 2015
A minimalist house for an elderly couple who live alone in a countryside. Simple plan and circulation make it easy for them to move and clean it up. Flexible space in the 1st floor could be used as a dinning room, living room, even for a family / neighbourhood gathering
BALAI KESENIAN SUMBERMULYO
Type : Public Facility | Design Proposal Client : Mr. Harwanto Year : 2016
It’s a design of a “Pendopo”(public hall) for community activities. The front building (stage) and the maintenance room is separated by gebyok partition that can be opened / closed up to the type of the activity so the function of the space become more flexible.
Public Park + FACILITIES in Desa Tamansari
Type : Public Park | Voluntary design & build Client : Goverment of Tamansari Village Year : 2016
Signage /Environement Design
in around July 2016, i joined KKN-PPM UGM program in Tamansari, Banyuwangi. Our main project there was rebranding the village as a tourism village and i was asked to design a small park in front of vllage’s administration office. Actually the headman just wanted to renovate the front fence, but after some discussion we decided to buil a park for public, ecpecially for kid considering there were many children playing around everytime i come. using some local material like stone, flowers, and bermuda grasses, this park aimed to greet the visitor to the village as well as became am iconic public space for villagers, especially for the children
GRAPHIC DESIGN WORKS Basically i have an interest in all kind of design, especially graphic design. And it’s been a long time even since i haven’t known architecture. In the last 5 years, i’ve been working on various kind of graphic design project such as poster design, logo design, and branding. i also joined 99design and won some competitions. For me, doing graphic design is kind of refreshing when i got stuck in an architecture project. Moreover, i think graphic design has given good contributions in my architecture works. It trained my sense of aesthetic, unity, and composition when i had to do board layouting. That’s also the reason why in every project, i frequently take some times just to design the building’s logo.
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