inanta
daniyya
architecture
portfolio 2019 - 2022
inanta daniyya
Jl. Delman Elok VII No. 16, Tanah Kusir, South Jakarta, Indonesia +62 811903969 nantadaniyya@gmail.com @nantadnyy
I am an architecture enthusiast, learner, and hopefully an architect. Graduated with a degree of Bachelor of Architecture from Bandung Institute of Technology in 2022, now I am exploring the vast world of architecture.
Through this portfolio, I want to showcase these works of mine and every process and idea and thinking behind each work. This portfolio is designed to show how I create.
education 2012 - 2015
Labschool Kebayoran Junior High School
2015 - 2018
Labschool Kebayoran High School
2018 - 2022
Bandung Institute of Technology
Architecture
Cum Laude - GPA of 3.67
2019
EPILOGUE: Final Year Architecture Exhibition by IMA-G ITB
experience
Exhibition Team
2020
Perayaan Wisuda April by IMA-G ITB
Head of Liaision Officer
2020
EHVAGANZA: Online Music Event by 8EH Radio ITB
Head of Creatives
2021 - 2022
IMA-G ITB
Head of Communication Media Division
professional 2021 andramatin Internship
software proficient SketchUp AutoCAD Lumion Adobe Photoshop Adobe InDesign Microsoft Office
intermediate V-Ray Twin Motion Adobe Illustrator
language native Indonesian
proficient English
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the oase
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bale bhumi
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teras baranang
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interlace @ cibadak
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pasar ikan muara angke
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the oa s e architecture design studio 3
year 2019
mentor Ir. Tri Yuwono, M.T.
typology hostel
An urban infill located on Otto Iskandar Dinata Road in Bandung, The OASE is a hostel with a cafe on the first floor. As the name suggests, The OASE strives to be an oasis in the middle of crowded and packed area of Otto Iskandar Dinata for all people who are staying by giving as many fresh air and sunlight as possible, while also having plenty of greenery. The OASE is designed by considering natural lighting and ventilation, thus having an open concept with big voids, various openings, and less solid walls, As a budget-friendly hostel, it has limited room space but it is designed in such a way that still accomodate all the guests’ needs with amenities which provide comfort and privacy. 8
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Located on Otto Iskandar Dinata Road, Bandung, the site is a long rectangle measuring 6 meters in width and 30 meters in length. The site is an urban infill, surrounded by 3 to 4 story-high buildings. The area around the site is very dense and filled with commercial and settlement area. Otto Iskandar Dinata Road itself is a busy road, with narrow pedestrian walkway, on-street parking, and very sparse and minimum vegetation along the road.
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initial shape of a long block
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create void for natural lighting and ventilation
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connect with bridge
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three zones public (a)
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semi private (b) private (c)
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natural lighting
natural ventilation
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cafe
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bar
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receptionist
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office
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courtyard
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storage
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guest room
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toilet
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second floor
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guest room
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linen closet
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common area
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male bathroom
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female bathroom
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cafe
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courtyard
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common area
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void
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bal e b h u m i architecture design studio 3
year 2020
mentor Ir. Tri Yuwono, M.T.
typology agroresort
Bale Bhumi is an agroresort located in the Lembang area of Bandung that offers lodging, meeting, and outdoor activities facility. Surrounded by fields and mountain ranges on all four sides, this resort utilizes its connectivity with nature through its architecture that merges tropicality and modernism. Juxtaposing with the natural element of its surrounding, concrete is used extensively, giving a modern yet fresh look due to the lighter color. A rather more tropical and natural material, wood, can be seen as an accent on various elements. Bale Bhumi wishes to create an atmosphere where human and nature blend together, balanced with a sense of comfort through its design that is continuous and blurring all the lines between inside and outside. 22
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The shape of the site is a perfect square, sitting in the middle of fields and surrounded by mountain ranges. The resort’s parking lot is located by the main road, connected by a straight road to the resort. The location gives opportunity of optimal view and supports natural ventilation with its clear air.
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zoning
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initial massing
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recreate massing with tropical approach
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The resort is divided into multiple masses that are connected to one athother via walkways. It is arranged in the means of respecting the view outside while maintaining a good grid. Welcoming area is situated on one corner. Two buildings block any view to the remaining resort to raise guests’ curiosity and create an interesting sequence when entering the premises. Reflecting pool acts as a center of orientation for the surrounding buildings and by the pool is a tribune area, suitable for variety of outdoor activities. The rooms, whether it be hotel or villas, faces outwards to take in all the natural scenery.
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reception bulding
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dining hall
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hotel
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deck and pool
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villa
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service building 29
An open floorplan concept bungalow with one bedroom, equipped with a semioutdoor shower and bath and a large terrace that is raised from the ground to enjoy the view and add the feeling of lifted above the ground.
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villa 02
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bedroom
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living
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kitchenette
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closet
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bathroom
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terrace
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The hotel takes form of an elongated mass
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opens
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inward
and
outward of the site to provide the best view for every room.
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hotel room
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bedroom
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bathroom
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terrace
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hotel
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dining hall
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villa
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villas
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teras ba ra n a n g architecture design studio 4
year 2021
mentor Ir. Budi Faisal, MAUD., MLA., Ph.D.
typology lifestyle center
Teras Baranang is a lifestyle center located in Kosambi area, Bandung. It serves as a hub for dining and retail, integrated with an open and green concept. As a lifestyle center, Teras Baranang holds plenty of cafes, retail shops, a market, and a restaurant. The goal is to be a place where people go to when they want some leisure time and with that goal in mind, Teras Baranang is designed with considerations of how people move and how to create a great dining and shopping experience. Circulation is one of the key elements in the design, shown in how corridors, ramps, and stairs are laid out to make a sequence that is interesting and spark curiosity. This supports the open concept that Teras Baranang aims to potray in the form of plaza and courtyard, which is an open and multifunction space filled with vegetation to fit multiple events and activities. 40
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Located on Baranangsiang Road in Kosambi area of Bandung, the site is surrounded by high-density settlement area. Next to the site is ITC Kosambi shopping complex, while street vendors and commercial spaces are scattered along the road of Baranangsiang. The site can be accessed from two points, Baranangsiang Road in the south as a main access and a road belong to ITC in the east as a secondary access.
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u-shape opened towards itc kosambi
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tear in the u-shape for circulation from baranangsiang
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elongated mass create a corridor connecting entrance and courtyard
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open space
circulation
vehicle
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entrance
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cafe
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market
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retail
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courtyard
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toilet
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prayer room
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office
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utility
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loading dock 47
courtyard
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tribune at courtyard
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corridor
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entrance from itc kosambi
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i nter l ac e @ c i bad a k architecture design studio 5
year 2021
mentor Dr. Heru Wibowo Poerbo
typology mix use
Serves a mix-use building in the heart of Cibadak, Bandung, INTERLACE @Cibadak is a crossover between commercial and residential complex. INTERLACE @Cibadak is designed with post-pandemic life in mind, specifically with work-from-home situation that occurs during those time which working no longer need to be from the office, but rather from the convenience of one’s home. By making a co-working space one of its key function with retail space on the first floor and apartment units on the second floor and above, INTERLACE @Cibadak is able to fulfill one’s need of living, working, shopping, relaxing, and socializing under one roof. 54
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Located on Cibadak Street, Bandung, one of the busiest and most crowded area and packed with commercial spaces. The site is around 7.000 m2 with and surrounding the site is buildings for commercial and settlement use, two to four levels high.
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co-working (a) commercial (b)
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residential (c)
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interlace
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split into boxes
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studio units loft unis
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studio units one-bedroom units
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studio units one-bedroom units
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co-working space studio units one-bedroom units
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retails co-working space courtyard
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parking utility
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parking
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retails
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marketing and management office
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market
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co-working space
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outdoor co-working space
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multifunction room
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courtyard
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mail room
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laundry
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prayer room
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toilet
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Apartment units are laid out with the user’s activities in mind, especially working-from-home, thus created a space that is flexible yet set. Loft units utilize high ceiling space with sleeping space upstairs and a big working space downstairs. In the one-bedroom units, a wide table serves both as a working table and dining table, also possible even for hosting a dinner party or a meeting with clients. The bedroom itself is separated only by glass wall to provide a seamless space.
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studio
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loft
one-bedroom
onebedroom
type a
type b
one-bedroom type a
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entrance
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entrance
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outdoor co-working space
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co-working space
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courtyard
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m u ara a n g ke fi s h m arket final project
year 2022
mentor Ir. Tri Yuwono, M.T.
typology market
Muara Angke Fish Market is the biggest fish market in Jakarta, originally opened on 1980s. But lately the market is facing some problems that causes a decline of the existence of the market itself. The redesign of Muara Angke Fish Market aims to turn fix all the flaws and present a modern and more effective market as the solution. As a fish market, the main function is for economical purpose. But by integrating a recreational purpose to the market, it can improve the market space quality and draw more people there. Incorporating a functional and well-run market, live auction, culinary area, and workshop to create a fish market for everyone. Not just for the ones selling and buying, but also to those who just wants to enjoy a free time exploring the market. 72
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The story behind the redesign starts from me visiting the current fish market, where I observed variety of shortcomings, from the market layout that is unclear, empty and non-functioning stalls, and the facilities that are lacking. Wet, some foul smell from trash and clogged drains, dirty, and messy. All of those contribute to the unamusing and unwelcoming atmosphere of the market itself.
The idea of this fish market going downhill is disappointing. But there are rooms for improvement here. The fish market is still salvageable with a few tweaks here and there. I want to try and solve these problem and give a new life to the fish market. Hence, the redesign. 74
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With the site located exactly by the water, the building opens mostly toward the sea. Deck, pier, and viewing deck is designed so visitors can enjoy the beauty of natural surroundings. While the other side is mostly used for operational purposes of the market, such as loading dock. The market takes shape of a long block to optimize the site area and increase opening towards the water, with polycarbonate facade that covers all sides and a folded roof resembling ocean waves. 77
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restaurant
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dry stall culinary area multifunction room
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wet stall
deck
auction
plaza
loading dock
pier
parking utility
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entrance
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cleaning and weighing station
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wet stall
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loading dock
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auction
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plaza
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auction office
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deck
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cold storage
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pier 83
first floor market
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second floor market
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culinary area
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ramp
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main staircase
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corridor
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deck
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deck
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inanta daniyya
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