Architecture Portfolio by Ivan Hardiyatno

CURRICULUM VITAE

PARAHYANGAN BOTANICAL GARDEN / Final Project

ITENAS SCHOOL OF ARCHITECTURE + DESIGN / Academic Project

SOEKARNO-HATTA SPORTS CENTER / Academic Project

DAGO VILLA + RESTAURANT / Academic Project

BUMI SARAREA / Competition

HAND DRAFTING / Academic Project

Education

2016-2020

Ivan Hardiyatno

ivanhardiyatno@gmail.com

linkedin.com/in/ivan-hardiyatno

As an analyst in a government agency with a background in architecture, I am interested in the macro context of built environments such as urban/regional planning, both in spatial and aspatial aspect. With experience in a public project, I am responsible for developing creative solutions and giving a holistic perspective to design challenges. Those transferable skills can contribute to my current role in preparing for coordinating policy planning related to economic and social welfare infrastructure in Indonesia's border region. I am excited to continue developing and exploring the intersection of design, planning, and public policy.

Institut Teknologi Nasional Bandung

Bachelor of Architecture (S.Ars.) with GPA 3.90/4.00

• Final Project: Parahyangan Botanical Garden

• Recipient of YPDS Schloarship from YPDS Itenas (2019), PPA Schloarship from Kemenristekdikti (2018), and Bumiputera Scholarship (2017)

Skills

Architectural Design: AutoCAD, BIM Archicad, Sketchup, Enscape

Graphic and Other: Corel Draw, Figma, Photoshop, Illustrator, Ms. Office

Language: Bahasa Indonesia, English (C1 EF SET 67/100)

Organization

2019

Head of Publication and Documentation Team

• ISEF Championship and Exhibition (ICE 2019)

• Itenas Debating Championship (IDC 2019)

2022-present

Work Experience Analyst

Badan Nasional Pengelola Perbatasan – Kementerian

Dalam Negeri

• Involved in inventorying, analyzing, processing, presenting, and reporting data and information in the context of coordinating policy planning for managing and utilizing economic and social welfare infrastructure in 222 priority disctricts across Indonesia’s border region

2017-2019

2017-2018

2016-2017

Staff of Publication and Documentation Team

Itenas Student English Forum

Staff of Education Division

Himpunan Mahasiswa Arsitektur Itenas

Staff of HRD Team

Itenas Student English Forum

2019 (Jul-Aug)

Architectural Designer Intern

NFN Design+Partnership

• Proposed the concept and created schematic design for the Mosque Project in Subang

• Surveyed the site for the design, created preliminary drawings, 3D visualization, and presentation materials for Revitalization of Monumen Perjuangan Rakyat Jawa

Barat and Lapangan Gasibu Project in Bandung

Courses

2021 (May-Jul)

Intro to Full Stack Developer

Digital Talent Scholarship Kominfo

• Built the knowledge for the web development by using HTML, CSS, JavaScript, SQL, Node.Js, and Python

Foundation of User Experience (UX) Design

2021 (May-Jun)

Google at Coursera

• Built the knowledge in UX Design through understanding concept of user experience design, process of researching, wireframing, and prototyping

Final Project

Parahyangan Botanical Garden

Year 2020

Location Kota Baru Parahyangan, Bandung Barat, Jawa Barat

Site Area 60.539 m2

Build Area 7,125 m2

Type Recreational Facilities

Mentor Agung Prabowo Sulistiawan, S.T., M.T.

Ir. Theresia Pynkyawati, M.T.

This project aims to build a new destination for recreation that provides education about the conservation of endangered plants in Java. Based on the developer's plan to create a new town center for the region that includes the recreational attraction to fulfill the demand in the tourism sector in the greater Bandung Metropolitan Area and mainly West Java.

The site for this project is located in Kota Baru Parahyangan, West Bandung. The site is located in the new suburban development area as the extension of the Greater Bandung Metropolitan area. The site's context is in the proposed new town center, including a new commercial and educational area The site is adjacent to the Saguling Reservoir. The Cipularang Toll Road and the JakartaBandung Railway pass this area. Near future, the Jakarta-Bandung HighSpeed Railway will make this area easily accessible from both Bandung and Jakarta

Existing + Surroundings

Background

Indonesia is the most biodiverse country in the world after Brazil. Due to the development, its biodiversity is being threatened. Public attention to the conservation of endangered plants still needs to be higher in Indonesia The leading cause is that there needs to be a medium for the public to understand the significance of plants in the ecosystem. Information about the conservation and the endangered plant also is limited to the public. Education about protecting endangered plants can be pursued through recreational or tourism activities West Java's tourism sector continues to multiply yearly with various segments. Tourists dominate the natural, cultural, and artificial tourist attractions (West Java Regional Planning Agency, 2017). The project is a response to the issues of creating a new recreational attraction that also provides education about the conservation of endangered plants

Sundanese Form Permeable Space

Reviving The Local

Land Regulation

Building Coverage Ratio (BCR)

20% x 60,539 m2

12,107.8 m2

Floor Area Ratio (FAR)

1 x 12,107.8 m2

12,107.8 m2

Green Area

50% x (60,539 m2 – 12,107.8 m2)

24,215.6 m2

Setback

10.5 meter (Street setback)

10 meter (Parcel setback)

50 meter (Resevoir setback)

Planting Concept

The garden preserves the protected plants in Java. Protected plants are in the critically endangered (CR), endangered (EN), and vulnerable (VU) classifications based on the iucn org list

Actinidiaceae

Araliaceae

Dipterocarpaceae

Ericaceae

Fabaceae

Lauraceae

Orchidaceae

Zingiberaceae Site

The basic form is a rectangular block as an adaptation of the typology of traditional Sundanese buildings

The mass is subtracted in the middle to get the emphasis the entrance of the building

Visitor Center South Elevation

1:200 @ A2

The center of the building is given a roof with an adaptation of the Jolopong roof shape

Visitor Center Floor Plan

1:200 @ A2

Visitor Center East Elevation

1:200 @ A2

Visitor Center Section B-B’

1:200 @ A2

Visitor Center Section A-A’

1:200 @ A2

Greenhouse

The roof of the greenhouse adapts to the shape of the jolopong roof

The scale of the roof is raised to create enough space for the plants and takes on an iconic shape

The roof ridges flattened to create a skylight and the gap for the stack effect

Emphasizes the main entrance into the greenhouse

Greenhouse Floor Plan 1:200 @ A2

Greenhouse Section B-B’ 1:200 @ A2

Greenhouse Section A-A’ 1:200 @ A2

Greenhouse South Elevation 1:200 @ A2

Visitor Center

Structural Isometric

Greenhouse

Structural Isometric

Greenhouse

Detailed Section 1:50 @ A2

Garden + Gazebo Area

Visitor Center

The Plaza + Restaurant

Greenhouse

Visitor Center

Greenhouse

Herbarium

Greenhouse

Academic Project

Itenas School of Architecture + Design

Year 2019

Location PHH Mustofa, Bandung, West Java

Site Area 14,289 m2

Build Area 50,058 m2

Type Educational and Commercial Building

Mentor Ir. Rahy R. Sukardi, M.T.

Bandung is known as the city of creativity due to its high concentration of several notable design and architecture schools. Some campuses have a strategic location and can be developed by adding other functions, such as commercial areas, based on land use regulations Surapati-Cicaheum Corridor has high traffic, and the region has some universities and schools Based on the context of the region, there has been a demand for creating a mixed-used building that accommodates the surrounding people's needs. One of the most potential programs for this area is college campuses and retail.

Site Analysis

The site is in the Surapati-Cicaheum Corridor, connected to Bandung's western and eastern regions There are several higher education institutions on the corridor, including Itenas The institution needs to expand its campus to accommodate the increase in students Another program that potentially completes the campus is retail. These typologies create hybrid activities that enrich the diversity in the context of the city.

Land Use

Land Regulation

Building Coverage Ratio (BCR)

70% x 14289 m2

10002 m2

Floor Area Ratio (FAR)

5.6 x 14289 m2

80018 m2

Green Area

25 % x (14289 m2 – 10002 m2 )

1072 m2

Setback

12 meter (North Side)

14.5 meter (East Side)

13.5 meter (West Side)

Concept

Legend

A. Lane Bay

B. Plaza

C. Drop Off

D. Access to Basement

E. Access from Basement

F. Basketball Field

G. Pump House

H. Genset House

I. Plaza

The Program + Floor Plan

Final yr. Architecture Studio

Final yr. of Visual Comm. Design Studio

Final yr. Product Design Studio

Final yr. Interior Design Studio Classroom

3rd yr. Architecture Studio

3rd yr. of Visual Comm. Design Studio

3rd yr. Product Design Studio

3rd yr. Interior Design Studio Classroom

Architecture Lab. Visual Comm. Design Lab. Product Design Lab. + Workshop Interior Design Lab. + Workshop

2nd yr. Architecture Studio

2nd yr. of Visual Comm. Design Studio

2nd yr. Product Design Studio

2nd yr. Interior Design Studio

1st yr. Architecture Studio

1st yr. of Visual Comm. Design Studio

1st yr. Product Design Studio

1st yr. Interior Design Studio

The program consists of retail and educational functions The retail area is located on the podium of the whole mass, and the educational function is designed into two linear towers connected by the core. Connect both within a building, creating hybrid spaces as communal spaces accessible to students and the public. These typologies create hybrid activities that enrich the diversity in the context of the city.

Auditorium

Architecture Studio

Main Atrium

Main Lobby

Academic Project

Soekarno-Hatta Sports Center

Year 2019

Location Rancasari, Bandung, West Java

Site Area 9,000 m2

Build Area 4,920 m2

Type Multi-sport Stadium

Mentor Ir. Theresia Pynkyawati, M.T.

Soekarno-Hatta Corridor crossing the southern part of Bandung It connected the western and eastern parts of the Greater Bandung Metropolitan Area. The corridor crosses the Rancasari sub-district, which needs an indoor sports facility to fulfill public needs. The project aims to create a sports facility for the region that can be a new public space in the southern part of Bandung. Through this project, the target users are expected to be able to use the sports facility for badminton and basketball. In such a way, the place will become an alternative for the public to exercise without going into Central Bandung

Pedestrian walk along Parakansaat Street, integrated with the open space in front of the building and connected to the main entrance to accommodate visitors with public transportation

The project allocates about 20% of the total area for green and open areas. The green space in front of the building is easily accessible by the public, creating a permeable space without physical boundaries..

Looping circulation for the motor vehicle is also a building safety requirement for the fire hazard.

Site Plan

1:200 @ A2

Detailed Section 1:50 @ A2

Academic Project

Dago Villas + Restaurant

Year 2017

Location Resor Dago Pakar, Bandung, West Java

Site Area 9,000 m2

Type Villa and Restaurant

Mentor Ir. Udjianto Pawitro, MSP.

The complex consists of five villas and a restaurant. The complex was built in the Dago Pakar Resort, Northern Bandung Region. The villas provide direct views of the Bandung city skyline and the golf course. The villa and restaurant buildings bring a modern tropical concept by maximizing natural ventilation and lighting and connecting the outside and the indoor space through the terrace

Legend

1. Complex Gate

2. Parking Area

3. Restaurant

4. Amphitheater

5. The Villa

6. Private Pool

2. Reading Corner

3. Living Room

4. Master Bedroom

5. Bathroom

6. Void

1. Terrace

2. Living Room

3. Dining Room

4. Bedroom

5. Bathroom

Competition

Bumi Sararea

Year 2019

Location Coblong, Bandung, West Java

Site Area 300 m2

Type Residential

Team Dewa Rizki Eka Putra

Reza Haernandy

Jalan Sekeloa is located in the Coblong sub-district, Bandung West Java. This area is a densely populated settlement. Settlements in this area grow unplanned without any guidelines. Due to their high demand, some houses were converted to indekos or boarding houses. Jalan Sekeloa has close and easy access to several public buildings, such as universities, government offices, and commercial areas

Co-housing is an option to meet the issue of limited housing supply. The building implements a self-sustainable building by using a rain harvesting system, conserving energy using a sloping roof as a solar panel, and using the inner court and terrace as small-scale farming to meet daily needs. The Inner court is also a shared social space between residents and a source of air circulation and light during the day.

Building and Construction III Studio

Mentor: Dr. Ir. Aswito Asmaningprodjo, MSA.

Building and Construction IV Studio

Mentor: Arief Perdana Putra, S.T., M.T. 1:50