ABOUT This portfolio summarizes the various designs I have made during college and after graduating from my college years at Parahyangan University architecture in 2019. In addition to the design process, this portfolio also informs my experience in various activities including architecture and interior design.
GERRY ANDERSON S.ARS ARCHITECT GRADUATED FROM PARAHYANGAN CATHOLIC UNIVERSITY 21 June 1996 South Tangerang, Indonesia
Adress
Jl. Maleo Raya Blok JC 1/12, Bintaro Jaya sektor 9 Tangerang Selatan, Banten, Indonesia
Contact
081289047021 dgerrson danielgerryanderson@yahoo.com gerryanderson issuu.com/gerryanderson_ Architect, Interior Designer, Graphic Designer
EDUCATION
ORGANITAZION EXPERIENCE
2010 Ricci II
2014 2015 2016 2017 2017
Junior High School, Tangerang
Senior High School, Tangerang
2012 Penabur Bintaro Jaya
2014 Parahyangan Catholic University Bachelor of Architecture, Bandung
COMPETITION 2015 Miniatur UNDIP Bus Stop Competition 2017 Lafarge Holcim Award Student Category
SOFTWARE Autocad Sketchup Archicad V-Ray for Sketchup Lumion Adobe Photoshop Adobe InDesign Vegas Pro Microsoft Office
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LANGUAGE Indonesia English Chinese
Arsitektur Hijau (2014-2015) Instalation Division for FAP 2015 Documentation Division for Skripsi Award XXV I Logistic Division for FAP 2017 Event Division for LIFT
Academic and Profession Division 2015-2017 2015 Logistic Division for INSIGHARCH 2016 Event Division for Parahyangan Design Competition 2015 Chairman of Logistic Division for ARCHSCAPE Material Division for ARCHITECTOUR 2017 Logistic and Instalation Division for Parahyangan Design Competition 2017 Chariman for Malam Keakraban Akademik
WORKING EXPERIENCE 2019 Edwardarchitects 2019 - Freelancer Architects
HOBBY AND INTEREST ●●●●● ●●●● ●
Music Sport Cycling
Minimalism Product Design Compact Design
CONTENTS ABOUT ME RESUME STUDIO PROJECT FINAL PROJECT - BOOK CENTER
ARCHITECTURE PROJECT COMPACT HOUSE 1 COMPACT HOUSE 2 HOUSE RENOVATION
INTERIOR PROJECT
MANANI CAFE BSD
RENDER & PHOTOGRAPHY
STUDIO PROJECT
E B D
F
C A F
(A) Exhibition Room, Stationary Store (B) Book Store (C) Office, Service, Storage, Staff (D) Inner Court, Park, Meeting Point (E) Drop Off (F) Entrance
TEGALEGA BOOK CENTER Tegalega, Bandung City Status Type
: Final Studio Assignment : Public Building Book Center Public Space
Book center is a place that has the main activities related to books, with various supporting functions. the functions contained in the book center are divided into three basic activities : office, distribution, and book sales as the main function of a bookstore. Offices are used for publishers' offices, as well as function as submissions for printing and complaints. In addition, the center of the book must also be a comfortable place with various functions supporting key functions, such as parks and cafes.
(Left) Bird eye view (Night) (Below) Book Store Interior
Main Idea The main idea is based on orientation towards both roads and irregularly stacked shapes. the game forms each floor level as well as narrowing and expanding the shape that creates an attractive space. there is a park among the three masses as a surprise to pedestrians passing through the inter-building passageways. Pedestrian is very preferred, so the vehicle lane is only found in the rear area of the ​​ building, including the drop-off area that connects to the park.
East Facade
West Facade
(Left) Bird Eye View (Day) (Right) Reflection Pond
North Facade
South Facade
ARCHITECTURE PROJECT
COMPACT HOUSE 1 South Tangerang (2019) Status Type
: Conceptual Project : Compact House
Limited land requires limited space but can meet the needs of its residents. Being on a land measuring 6x17 meters, the building consists of various functions that are combined in a small space, so that a limited space can accommodate several functions at once. Main Idea The main idea is determined from a space that can accommodate the main functions with a compact size. This requires that the available space is only primary or important space. Even some related functions are combined in a space but still pay attention to the privacy of the occupants of the building. Massing The mass of the building is divided into two main masses, where the front mass is a guest room and a balcony. The lower part has parking for cars and other vehicles. The two building masses are connected by an inner court in the form of a small park as a mass link. The second mass is at the back, consisting of the owner's privacy space. This mass consists of 2 floors + 1 mezanine. The ground floor is a family and guest gathering area, the second floor is the owner's privacy room which consists of a viewing room and a sleeping area. Mezanine is a small work space and library.
(Top) Front Facade (Right) Air Circulation
By uniting various functions in one open space, saving on the energy use of air conditioning and creating a spacious atmosphere in a small space
Privacy room consisting of watching room, bedroom, mini bar and bathroom
Workspace and mini library Ladder for save more spaces
Balcony overlooking the garden to relax Mini bar The guest bedroom for family or guest
Watching room Bedroom
The garden as a connecting space that is open, flowing air circulation and creating a green atmosphere
(Top) Space and Functions (Right) Side Section with no Wall
The gathering room is equipped with a kitchen for families or visiting guests
COMPACT HOUSE 2
Bintaro, South Tangerang (2020)
Status Type
: Conceptual Project : Compact House
Industrial minimalism is used as the overall theme of this building. The materials used in buildings use a combination of brick, concrete, and wood. Neutral colors such as black, white, and brown are applied to the building. There is a small garden at the front and back of the building for greenery. The inside is made high to give a broad impression. Window glass also gives a broad impression for the building Main Idea The main idea is to make a building with an area of ​​5x20 meters look wide and minimalist. The lower floor is a family room and dining room including a kitchen, with a small garden in the back to give a green impression. On the second floor there is a work space overlooking the garden, and two bedrooms with one bathroom
Material and Structure To minimize the budget and construction costs, the materials used are not finished and ornament is not important. The walls use brick with cement finishing, while the floors use cast concrete and parquet. The structure uses steel with a height of 2.4 meters per floor. The ceiling uses white gypsum and grc and the roof uses alderon.
(Top Right) Kitchen Area (Middle Right) Living Room (Bottom Right) Dining Room View
(Top) Aerial Perspective (Below) Backyard
(Left) Secondary Skin Using wood material so that the sun’s heat does not directly enter the room. Can be shifted to open or close
(Top) Working Space (Below) House Section
HOUSE IN BINTARO
Bintaro, South Tangerang Status Type
: Complete : House Renovation
This home renovation began with a homeowner who wanted to repair his house and create a minimalist home The house has never been renovated for a dozen years, which consists of a roof, floor plan, and front view Concept Minimalism is the concept of this project. The owner's house is often visited by other people, so he want to make his house elegantly and minimalism if seen by the others. The main object to be renovvated is the facade Architecture The front roof is replaced with concrete roof which also functions as a balcony The texture of the brick in the front so that the natural atmosphere of the house feels more Canopies on the upper balcony use hollow iron material to make it feel lighter without being coated again
(Top Left) Front View (Top) 3d Design (Bottom Left) Plan (Bottom Right) Section
(Top) Before Renovation (Bottom) Under Renovation
INTERIOR PROJECT
MANANI KOPI
BSD, South Tangerang Status Type
: Complete : Cafe, Interior
Manani cafe is located inside the Prasetya Mulya University area, precisely in front of the library. The cafe is designed with a Japanese atmosphere which is the main theme of the cafe owner The location of the cafe at the end of the hallway requires the cafe to be seen eyecatching from a distance. The cafe room used to be a warehouse with a fairly small area. Inside there is also an access door to the pantry, and must pass through the cafe. The small area, circulation to the pantry, and the need for an area of the ​​ cafe are all the challenges in the design of this cafe Design The curved shape on one side makes the area a barista area. In the back there is the remaining space for the employee's room. There are 3 tables that can be folded for customers. large pipes contained in the ceiling tricked with black and then given a suspended ceiling underneath Facade Facade ideas are taken from torii (Japanese's gate) in Japan. Besides the Japanese design, the design is also eye-catching from a distance
(Top) Cafe Interior (Right) Cafe Section
(Top Right) Cafe Interior (Left) Cafe Interior
Dak Beton Partisi 10 cm
Pipa Eksisting Plafon Gantung
Atap Fasad
Pintu Kaca
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SECTION S C A L E 1 : 50
Pipa Eksisting
Meja Lipat
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GENERAL PLAN CAFE
(Top) Cafe Plan
S C A L E 1 : 50
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SECTION S C A L E 1 : 50
(Top) Cafe Section
Plafon Gantung
RENDER & PHOTOGRAPHY
RENDER
Interior Render V-Ray & Sketchup
PHOTOGRAPHY
Fushimi Inari Taisha, Kyoto Japan (2017)
Kyoto National Museum, Kyoto Japan (2017)
Asakusa Tourist Information Center, Tokyo Japan (2017)
Siam Square One, Bangkok Thailand (2018)
The Commons, Bangkok Thailand (2018)
Dongdaemun Design Plaza, Seoul South Korea (2019)
21_21 Design Sight, Tokyo Japan (2017)
Sayamaike Museum, Kyoto Japan (2017)
Garden of Fine Arts, Kyoto Japan (2017)
Garden of Fine Arts, Kyoto Japan (2017)
GERRY ANDERSON
danielgerryanderson@yahoo.com
081289047021 / 087789692008