Geraldo Lewa | Undergraduate Architecture Portfolio [07•2020] | OUTDATED

— 2020

PORTFOLIO Geraldo Lewa

RESUME

> EDUCATION 2017 - 2019 Bachelor of Design [Architecture + Construction] Melbourne School of Design The University of Melbourne, Australia 2014 - 2016 Higher School Certificate [NSW] IPEKA Integrated Christian School, Indonesia

Geraldo Lewa

Student of ARCHITECTURE

> CONTACT + LOCATION geraldolewa@gmail.com instagram.com/geraldolewa issuu.com/geraldolewa Currently in Jakarta, Indonesia

> LANGUAGES Bahasa Indonesia Proficient English Proficient

> SKILLS 3D Modelling + Drafting Rhinoceros 6 Grasshopper 3D Google SketchUp Autodesk AutoCAD Autodesk Revit

Proficient Competent Competent Competent Competent

Rendering Lumion 10 V-Ray for Rhinoceros 6 Artlantis 5

Advanced Advanced Competent

Graphic Adobe Photoshop Adobe Illustrator Adobe InDesign Adobe Lightroom Classic Adobe Premiere Pro

Proficient Proficient Proficient Proficient Competent

Hands-On Photography Proficient Laser Cutting Proficient 3D Printing Advanced Sketching Advanced Woodworking Competent

> INTERESTS Architecture, Interior Design, Furniture Design, Product Design, Graphic Design, Contemporary Art Photography, Reading, Travelling, Entrepreneurship, Marketing

> EXHIBITIONS + ACHIEVEMENTS 2020 MSD Indonesia Scholarship by The University of Melbourne High Achieving Applicant 2019 CD Exhibition by The University of Melbourne Construction Design | Section Model 2018 MSDx by The University of Melbourne Digital Design | Section Model Design Studio Beta | Parti Diagram + Section Model 2017 MSDx by The University of Melbourne Foundation of Design Representation | Model + Sketch Design Studio Alpha | Section Model 2017 Freedom of Movement Competition by Poster for Tomorrow Participant 2016 Science Photo Competition by University of New South Wales First Place

> AFFILIATIONS 2017 - 2019 Design and Environment Student Society [DESS]

by The University of Melbourne Member 2017 Construction Student Association [CSA]

by The University of Melbourne Member Built Industry Group

by The University of Melbourne Member 2016 STORM by IPEKA Integrated Christian School Head of Photography Committee

CONTENTS

CARLTON DEMENTIA CARE CENTRE 2019

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A.BOUND 2018 | 2020

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WARPWAY p.12 2019 CASA CALOR 01 2020

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PHOTOGRAPHY

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Cemetery Road

CARLTON DEMENTIA CARE CENTRE Inner-suburban community health centre for dementia and elderly patients. > SUBJECT Design Studio Epsilon Academic Project [Individual]

> TERM Year 3, Semester 2, 2019 [Revised - April to May 2020]

> SITE 459 Lygon Street Melbourne, Australia

> TUTOR Monia Basso mb@moniabasso.com

> PROJECT OVERVIEW Regaining sense of control is scientifically-proven to improve one's wellbeing. CARLTON DEMENTIA CARE CENTRE aims to assist dementia patients (and other elderly patients) in restoring their sense of control, which are often absent in poorly-designed health facilities that disregard patients' unspoken needs. The community health centre achieves this architecturally by facilitating wayfinding and imparting a domestic impression. > PRECEDENTS 1100 Architects — "Irish Hunger Memorial" Cliff Garten Studio — "Ribbons Plaza" Design Inc — "Ballarat Community Health Care Centre" HKL Studio — "Asahicho Clinic" Robert Venturi — "Vanna Venturi House" Steven Holl Architects — "Ex of In House"

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Materiality —

15%

28,000 @2036

Polished Concrete

Asphalt

TIME

Melbourne General Cemetery

Rammed Earth

14,109 @2016

20%

Timber [Outdoor 1]

POPULATION

Timber [Outdoor 2]

> DEMOGRAPHIC: ELDERLY In 2017, 15% of Australians [3.9 million] were aged 65 years and over, and is expected to increase to 20% [6.4 million] by 2037. [1]

Terrazzo

DEMENTIA CONSULT + 6x Ground-Level Consultation Rooms + 6x First-Level Consultation Rooms

MAIN BUILDING + Lobby + Cafe + Receptionist + Pharmacy + Storage + Archive + Florist + Seminar Areas + Toilet

+ Communal Kitchen + Dining Area + Waiting Area + Meeting Room + Office + 2x Ground-Level Communal Consultation Rooms + Emergency Room

A

ACTIVE ROOM + Creative Art Class

ACTIVE ROOM + Flower Design Class

FACILITY + Unisex Toilet

A

B

IN

ENT ER

ACTIVE ROOM + Horticulture Class

Lygon St.

ad Ro y r te me Ce

The 14,109 residents in Carlton represented 15% of the municipality’s overall population, forecasted to reach 28,000 by 2036. [3]

IN

FACILITY + Accessible Shower Room COMMUNAL CONSULT + 3x Ground-Level Consultation Rooms

DEMENTIA CONSULT + 3x Ground-Level Consultation Rooms

B

Lytton St.

> SITE PLAN CARLTON DEMENTIA CARE CENTRE occupies only a fraction of the site. The community health centre is to be integrated with a predesigned urban landscape and a communal housing cluster.

7.7% of Carlton’s population are 60 years and older. [2]

60-69 years [50%] 70-79 years [29%] 80+ years [21%]

> DEMOGRAPHIC: DEMENTIA Dementia describes a collection of symptoms that are caused by disorders affecting the brain. Due to significant impairment of cognitive functions, dementia affects thinking, behaviour, and the ability to perform everyday tasks. [4] Dementia is the 2nd leading cause of death of Australians. In 2019, there is an estimated 447,115 Australians living with dementia.

One in 10 people over the age of 65 have dementia. [5] [1] Australian Institute of Health and Welfare. [2018]. Older Australia at glance. Melbourne.

[2] Australian Bureau of Statistics. [2016]. 2016 Census QuickStats. Melbourne.

[3] City of Melbourne. [2013]. Carlton Small Area Demographic Profile. Melbourne.

[4] Dementia Australia. [2017]. What is Dementia?. Melbourne.

[5] Dementia Australia. [2019]. Dementia statistics - Key facts and statistics. Melbourne.

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> PLAN: GROUND

d. yR eter m Ce

Polished Concrete [Indoor/Outdoor]

Dementia Consult + Active Room

Timber [Indoor/Outdoor 1/Outdoor 2] Granite Tile

ONSULT e NTIA C DEME vel / 4x Larg First-Le

Communal Consult

Terrazzo

Main Building

Rammed Earth

Staff

Toilet Unisex

T UL NS all CO Sm A / 2x I T l EN ve M -Le DE First

Amenities

ONSULTe rg NTIA C DEME Level / 4x La dun ro G

T UL all NS Sm CO x A l/2 I T e EN ev M d-L DE roun G

Meeting Room

Toilet Unisex M E ROO ACTIV ture Class Horticul

B

Office

A

IN

ACTIVE ROOM Floral Design Cla ss Communal Consult 1x Small & 1x Large

> IDEA: WELLBEING AS CONTROL A healthy, balanced work-life can be realised by the 8-8-8 approach: eight hours of work, eight hours of leisure, and eight hours of sleep. Having a balanced life serves as evidence that one’s life is under control.

Dining Area Toilet Female

Storage

Communal Kitchen

Toilet Male

> DESIGN STRATEGIES Wayfinding — Interior spaces enable patients to easily navigate from one space to another.

Waiting Area Seminar Area Large

Receptionist Florist

Seminar Area Small

A

Timber

Polycarbonate Enclosure

ONSULTe rg NTIA C DEME Level / 3x La Ground-

Emergency Room

Archive

IN Storage

Cafe

ENT ER

B

> SECTION: A-A Precast Limestone Veneer Wall

Accessible Shower Room

Pharmacy Lobby

Form — Single-storey clusters shaped to resemble inner-suburban residential silhouettes, with the intention to impart a domestic impression.

Polished Concrete

Communal Consult 3x Small

AC Cre TIVE R ative O Art C OM lass

DEMENTIA CONSULT Ground-Level / 2x Small First-Level / 2x Small

DEMENTIA CONSULT Ground-Level / 4x Large First-Level / 4x Large

Painted Brick Wall Toilet Male

Toilet Female

Seminar Area Large

Communal Kitchen

Dining Area

Meeting Room

Office

Waiting Area

Lobby

ACTIVE ROOM Creative Art Class

Toilet Unisex

ACTIVE ROOM Floral Design Class

ACTIVE ROOM Horticulture Class

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> VIEW: ENTRY @OUTDOOR

> VIEW: LOBBY @INDOOR

> VIEW: DEMENTIA CONSULT @OUTDOOR

> SECTION: B-B DETAIL Veneer Shear Studs Exterior Limestone Veneer Precast Concrete Panel

> VIEW: COURTYARD @OUTDOOR

> VIEW: ACTIVE ROOM @OUTDOOR DEMENTIA CONSULT Ground-Level / 2x Small First-Level / 2x Small

Refer to > SECTION: B-B DETAIL

> SECTION: B-B Polished Concrete Precast Limestone Veneer Wall

Office

Painted Brick Wall Rammed Earth

Roof Sheet Timber Studs Roof Flashing Roof Backing Panel

Timber

Seminar Area Large

Seminar Area Small

Florist

Lobby

Waiting Area

Storage

Angle Brackets Silicone Sealant Dark Painted Steel Frame Arch

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A.BOUND Narrow, inner-suburban terrace house for a multigenerational family. > SUBJECT Design Studio Gamma Academic Project [Individual]

> TERM Year 2, Semester 2, 2018 [Reworked - March 2020]

> SITE 4 MacArthur Place North Melbourne, Australia

> TUTOR Camilo Cruz camilo.cruz@unimelb.edu.au

> PROJECT OVERVIEW A.BOUND is a 141 square-meter three-bedroom private residence, configured to adaptably accommodate a family of six over the span of three decades. The design of A.BOUND is founded on familial values of abounding support. This idea is architecturally manifested by roofed exterior entryways, front and rear elevation grid brise-soleil, interior and exterior displays of structure, and superimposed gable roofs > PRECEDENTS John Lautner — "Malin Chemosphere Residence" Kennedy Nolan — "Oak Tree House" Kennedy Nolan — "Carlton Warehouse" Le Corbusier — "Carpenter Centre for Visual Arts"

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> DESIGN STRATEGIES

Nicholls Ln.

27280

Canning St.

Structure — A.BOUND’s underlying structure is made apparent on both interior and exterior. > IDEA: ABOUNDING SUPPORT Support is a core family value. Family members ought to offer abounding support as a means of displaying care.

A.BOUND realises this idea by two key elements: its underlying structure and roof, which synonymously provide abounding support for its occupants.

Roof — A.BOUND’s superimposed gable roofs accentuates a supportive and protective interior atmosphere.

5170 MacArthur Place St.

> SITE PLAN The narrowness of the site makes it challenging to secure access to sunlight and outdoor air for all rooms. A.BOUND resolves this by positioning habitable rooms towards northsouth exteriors and by placing a lightwell on the centre of the plan.

Nicholls Ln.

MacArthur Place St.

> EXISTING Existing on the site is a single-storey, two-bedroom Edwardian-style house with a rear courtyard.

> ELEVATION: SOUTH

MacArthur Place St.

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A [Nicholls Ln.]

A

Polished Concrete

2970

Timber

1150

ENTER

1ST Decade — Two young children

2695

1300

650

Materiality —

800

A

Living 2450

Brick White Timber Panel

425 810 1525

Slate Stone

2ND Decade — One teenager

Bedroom

425

1375

Gravel

Bathroom 3RD Decade — One young adult

3625

480 480

Terrazzo

3650

3150

1750

Stone Veneer

Study 27280

Dining

1ST Decade — Grandparents

Bathroom

1ST Decade — Parents

1675

3700

2025

Bathroom

Bedroom

3750

3250

Bedroom

2ND Decade — Parents

425 1150

Storage

3RD Decade — One tenant

ENTER

A 1800

3RD Decade — Elderly parents

1300

3650

2350

1575

Foyer

2ND Decade — One teenager

A [MacArthur Place St.]

A 3370

> PLAN: GROUND

1800

2020

1350

> PLAN: FIRST

5170

> PLAN: ROOF 10

> VIEW: LANEWAY ACCESS @REAR

> VIEW: HALLWAY @1ST LEVEL

> VIEW: NORTH BEDROOM @1ST LEVEL

> SECTION: A-A Polished Concrete White Timber Panel Stone Veneer Brick

Nicholls Ln.

Bath

Living

Study

Dining

Bedroom

Bedroom

Bath

Bath

Store

Foyer

ENTER

ENTER

Bedroom

MacArthur Place St.

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WARPWAY Parametrically-produced pavilion to facilitate a seminar and a quartet. > SUBJECT Digital Design Academic Project [Individual]

> TERM Year 2, Semester 1, 2018 [Revised - April 2020]

> SITE Queen Victoria Gardens Melbourne, Australia

> TUTOR Xuyou Yang [Chelle] xuyou.yang@unimelb.edu.au

> PROJECT OVERVIEW WARPWAY is a 25 square-meter pavilion, parametricallyconfigured to provide a venue for public events and performances.

The design intends to impart an experience of being enwrapped by nature, realised through its form. WARPWAY’s sinuous form blurs distinct physical enclosures of walls and roof with its curvature dictated by the site's sun path. > PRECEDENTS Charles and Ray Eames — "Eames Molded Plywood Chair" Frank Gehry — "Cross Check Chair" Sori Yanagi — "Butterfly Stool"

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> FORM: DESIGN STRATEGIES

Alexan dra Av e.

> IDEA: WRAPPED BY NATURE Building occupants often become oblivious to their surroundings once they are inside. WARPWAY attempts to revert the attention back to the surrounding Queen Victoria Gardens by designing an experience of being sheltered in the omnipresence of nature.

Sun Path — WARPWAY’s form physically expresses the sun as an omnipresent element of nature, and the form shelters occupants from sun rays.

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State Theatre

Sinuous Wrap — WARPWAY's sinuous, fluid form unifies the supposedly disjointed, conventional enclosure elements (walls and roof) to form a single wrap.

> FORM: GRASSHOPPER 3D WARPWAY was entirely modelled on Grasshopper 3D. Grasshopper 3D was valuable in the form-finding process because it greatly facilitated the development of iterations.

WARPWAY's area, height, depth, thickness, and tilt are all parametrically adjustable with Grasshopper 3D.

National Gallery of Victoria [NGV-1]

> SITE PLAN WARPWAY is situated at the site of the annual M-Pavilion, opposite the National Gallery of Victoria and St. Kilda Road. >1

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>3

>4

> 5.

Section —

Plan — > ITERATIONS: SURFACE / GRASSHOPPER 3D

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> PLAN

> VIEW: SEMINAR @NOON

> VIEW: QUARTET @EVENING

Polished Concrete Plywood

> SECTION: PERSPECTIVE

> MODEL: STRUCTURE

Seat — Audience

Stage — Performer

> MODEL: 1to25 SECTION

> MODEL: GROUND 14

CASA CALOR

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A nuclear family's lighthearted dwelling. > SUBJECT Non-Academic Project [Individual]

> TERM May to June 2020

> SITE Jl. Pulau Panjang VI M6/8 Jakarta, Indonesia

> PLOT Size - 8x18m Front Setback - 5m

> PROJECT OVERVIEW CASA CALOR is is an ongoing private residence commission study for a lively family of four. CASA CALOR’s design idea pivots on the unifying warmth of familial love. This idea is architecturally realised through CASA CALOR’s generous, sunlit living spaces, alongside its curving curtain walls and playfully peculiar fixtures. > PRECEDENTS Architecture Architecture — "Park Life House" Austin Maynard Architects — "Newry House" Clare Cousins — "Brick House" Fala Atelier — "098" MAIO — "110 Rooms" Pascali Semerdjian Arquitetos — "Toy House" Ryan Leidner Architecture — "White Twin Gable House" Soar Design Studio — "Life in Tree House"

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Sunlit Interior — A central light well and rear courtyard permeates sunlight into the interior, amplifying an omnipresent feeling of warmth.

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> SITE PLAN CASA CALOR is situated on a 144 metre-square residential complex lot in West Jakarta. Its double-storey height takes into account the height of its neighbouring houses.

Curving Curtain Wall — Its curvature is synonymous to the dynamic hearty nature of warmth and familial love.

Open Plan— Absence of spatial division accentuates the living space as a familial melting pot. > IDEA: UNIFYING WARMTH Individual family members are distinct, yet the warmth of their familial love unifies them together — diversely unique, yet glued as one.

CASA CALOR delightfully cherises this abstract idea by focusing on designing the living space as the family’s melting pot.

> ITERATIONS: FORM & FACADE

> DESIGN STRATEGIES: GROUND & FACADE 16

B

B

A

Kitchen

Bathroom

A

B

A

Bedroom

Laundry

Dining

Bedroom Living Bathroom Bathroom Bathroom Toilet

Bedroom

Bedroom Porch

Carport

ENTER

> PLAN: GROUND B

> PLAN: FIRST B

A

> PLAN: ROOF

A

B

A

> SECTION: A-A Polished Concrete

Bedroom

Bedroom

Bathroom

Timber Dark Painted Brick Wall

Dining

Living

Foyer

Jl. Pulau Panjang VI

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> VIEW: KITCHEN-DINING @GROUND

> VIEW: LIVING @GROUND

> SECTION: B-B White Painted Brick Wall Aluminium Frame Painted Cabinets

Bedroom

Carport

Jl. Pulau Panjang VI

Foyer

Bathroom

Bathroom

Bedroom

Bedroom

Dining / Kitchen

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PHOTOGRAPHY

RMIT DESIGN ARCHIVES Australia

PATTAYA Thailand

A'BECKETT TOWER Australia

1/100 sec f / 1.8 ISO 200

1/30 sec f / 4.0 ISO 800

1/150 sec f / 4.5 ISO 200

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