Jeanne | Architecture Portfolio 2021-2023 by Jeanne

Architecture Portfolio A Process of Learning Selected Works of 2021-2023

Jeanne Chaterine Karim

Introduction

Jeanne Chaterine Karim

Hello,

Architecture Student

A creative and hard-working student who is invested in architectural design and social studies, graphic design and photography. I have various experiences in the field of organizations that allows me to be responsive and work well in team. I always look forward to improve myself and learn something new. jeanne.karim@student.umn.ac.id +62 85882274076

Educational Background. 2017 - 2020

Saint John’s Catholic School

2021 - present

Universitas Multimedia Nusantara

Senior Highschool • Major in Science

Major in Architecture Current GPA 3.66

Working Experiences. Feb 2023 - Present

Teaching Assistant

Helped lectures to teach 30+ students to learn about Multimedia in Architecture by practicing architecture rendering engine and graphic design softwares.

Jun 2022 - Aug 2022

Part of Architecture and Physics Engineering Energy Efficiency House Collaboration Project Team Involved in brainstorming the concept of energy efficiency house with a team of six from Architecture Department and Physics Engineering along with three professional supervisors from Iniversitas Multimedia Nusantara.

Achievements. Jan 2023

Best Design of Architectural Design 4: Central Jakarta Urban Heritage Center

Jun 2022

Best Design Concept of Architectural Design 3: UMKM Catalyst Center

Best Design for Mixed Use Development Project designed in Jl. Budi Utomo, Central Jakarta with a concept of “Recomposing Heritage Urban Growth of Central Jakarta”.

Best Design for Urban Lifestyle Project designed in Pasar Kebayoran Lama, Central Jakarta with a concept of “The Integration of Space for Local Entreprises of Kebayoran Lama”.

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Curriculum Vitae

Organization & Participation. Jan 2022 - Jan 2023

Member of Creative Division of Himpunan Arsitektur Gen IV

Jul 2022 - Dec 2022

Coordinator of Creative and Documentation Division of PengMas 2022

April 2022 - Jun 2022

Coordinator of Design and Publication Division of Le’ Arch 4.0

April 2021 - April 2022

Graphic Designer of Aspiratif.id

Jan 2021 - Feb 2022

Secretary of Archiweek 2021

Involved in the design process of publications for Himpunan Mahasiswa Arsitektur UMN, including Instagram posts. stories and merchandise.

Leading a team of four for the design and documentation process of Pengabdian Masyarakat 2022, a workshop held to contribute in society and environment.

Leading a team of two for the design and publication process of Le’ Arch 4.0.

Involved with the design process of published Instagram contents in @aspiratif.id

Involved in the brainstorming and the initiation of Archiweek 2021, a biennal architectural events. Responsible for organizing all written contents and ensure successful workflows, schedules, communication within the event.

Skills. Architectural Software

Adobe Software

Autodesk Revit

Adobe Illustrator

SketchUp

Adobe Photoshop

Rhinoceros

Adobe Indesign

AutoCAD Enscape Twinmotion

Interests.

Language.

Photography

Architectural, Landscape

English

Intermediate

Graphic Design

Modern Contemporary; Retro Graphic

Spanish

Beginner

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Central Jakarta Urban Heritage Center 2022 | Academic Project

UMKM Catalyst Center 2022 | Academic Project

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features

Sole in Harmony 2021 | Academic Project

Energy Efficiency House Project 2022 | Building Science Collaboration Project

Miscellaneous 2021-2023 | Panel, Maquette, Photography & Visualizations

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Central Jakarta Urban Heritage Architecture / Hospitality & Retail Architecture

(I) Central Jakarta Urban Heritage Center Recomposing Heritage Urban Growth of Central Jakarta

Location Jl. Budi Utomo, Jakarta Pusat Area 12.646 m² Year 2022

Building Type Retail | Hospitality Library | Museum

Mentor Rizki T. Siregar, S.PD., M.Sc. Dr. Freta Oktarina, S.Sn., M.Ars.

Key wo rd s H er i ta g e A rea | C om m erc i a l Po i n t | H e r i t a g e Fa c i l i t y | Tr a n si t A re a

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Academic Project / Architectural Design 4

“...” The restoration of a youthful appearance to Central Jakarta’s Urban Heritage

3D DESIGN

V I S U A L I Z AT I O N

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Central Jakarta Urban Heritage Architecture / Hospitality & Retail Architecture

CONCEPT ELABORATION. There are numerous places of significant historical, educational, and economic value in Central Jakarta. Nothing, however has yet properly combined these current ideas into a local community’s educational value. The presence of this design is intended to revive the particular qualities of Central Jakarta’s history, portrayed in a clear and understandable way for the general public or newcomers. The term “Recomposing Heritage” refers to the integration of functions influenced by the historical development of Central Jakarta into one. The integration aims to make it easier for newcomers’ understanding of the history of Central Jakarta in a comprehensive way.

9 Cultural Heritage in Central Jakarta 1

Gedung Kesenian Jakarta, 1821

Lapangan Banteng, 1963

Het Witte Huis, 1828 (Sekarang - Menteri Keuangan)

Monumen Nasional, 1975

Gedung Filateli, 1860 (Sekarang - PosBloc)

Masjid Istiqlal, 1978

Gereja Katedral, 1901

Gedung Pos Jakarta, 1991

SMKN 1 Jakarta, 1906

Fig 1.1 Site Context

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250 m

Academic Project / Architectural Design 4

RECOMPOSING HERITAGE.

Fig 1.2 Concept & Analysis Elaboration

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Central Jakarta Urban Heritage Architecture / Hospitality & Retail Architecture

SITE ANALYSIS.

Possible Gateway & High Exposure

Pedestrian Mobility Hindrance

K N E SS EA

ORTUNITY P P &

ENGTH R ST

R EAT TH

The orientation of the site that acts as a gate way from Jl. Gunung Sahari

Wind Movement from the South Good

for

the main orientation

building

Street

vendors acts obstacle

Historical & Commercial Assets

(Opportunity)

It has the opportunity as an activity generator

High Noise Intensity

The Existence of Formal Program (Threat)

Noise came from the school area

The area is consider non-active for tourism

MASSING RESPONSES. A

Create an inner courtyard to adapt with the context of the surrounding buildings, which are predominantly characterized by the presence of an inner courtyard.

The mass of library, museum & hotel is designed with the concept of “Arsitektur Jengki” with the characteristics of: Oddly tilted roofs & wall Sharp bold angles & boat-like shape

B C

Each floor of the heritage & hotel area are extruded to create a stack-like element.

Use the concept ‘Yankee Architecture” or Rumah Jengki that is popular between late 1950s and early 1960s. Jengki style reflected the new influence of the United States on Indonesian architecture after hundreds years of the Dutch colonial rule. It can be interpreted as a tropical interpretation of American post-war modernist suburb houses.

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Academic Project / Architectural Design 4

Description 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6.

Tourist Information Center Retail Heritage Area (Library & Museum) Inner Courtyard Hotel Service Area (Loading Dock)

GREEN BUILDING CONCEPT.

DOUBLE SKIN FACADE as shading & thermal buffer.

VEGETATION & GREEN ROOF to reduce thermal by at least 60% & as a thermal buffer

STACK VENTILATION to create stack effect

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Central Jakarta Urban Heritage Architecture / Hospitality & Retail Architecture

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Academic Project / Architectural Design 4

South Elevation

East Elevation

West Elevation

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Central Jakarta Urban Heritage Architecture / Hospitality & Retail Architecture

Entrance of the Building

the gateway for new-comers, especially for pedestrian and public transportation users.

Open Space | Library

a leisurement open place that provides cultural heritage aspect through library.

Lobby | Library

an entrance to the library where people can consider it as an informal reading area.

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Academic Project / Architectural Design 4

Deluxe Room - 4* Hotel

the room with the size of 24 m2 and city-view.

HOTEL INTERIOR CONCEPT

It features art-deco design infused with local aspects. 10

1 2

11 13

3 1. 2. 3. 4. 5.

Plaster Wall / Beige Bamboo Weave Double Basket Weave Wood Parquet Wood Beam Pattern Tegel Tiles

6. 7. 8. 9. 10.

MDF (Medium Density Fiberboard) Laminated Wood Fiber Vertical Bathroom Tiles / White Polished Concrete Velvet Curtain / Brown

11. 12. 13. 14.

Bamboo Weaved Chair Coaster Floor Lamp / Black White Bed Sheets Orchidaceae (Orchids)

The main idea of the design is to emphasize the colonialism influence to indonesian architecture.

Contemporary Colonialism. It is shown in color scheme and the use of material wood & bamboo weaves that resemble locality, and arch elements & tegel tiles that resemble western influence.

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UMKM Catalyst Center / Urban Lifestyle Development

(II) UMKM Catalyst Center

The integration of space for small & medium local entreprises of Kebayoran Lama

Location Jl. Raya Kby. Lama, Jakarta Selatan Area 17.000 m² Year 2022

Building Type Training Center | Food Center Supermarket | Plaza

Mentor Rizki T. Siregar, S.PD., M.Sc. Gierlang Bhakti Putra S.T., M.Sc.

Key wo rd s U M KM | Com m erc i a l | U r ba n C a t a l y st | S o c i a l E c o n o m i c In te g r a t i o n

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Academic Project / Architectural Design 3

“...” The optimalization of UMKM activities as a catalyst for the social-economy development in Kebayoran Lama

3D DESIGN

V I S U A L I Z AT I O N

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UMKM Catalyst Center / Urban Lifestyle Development

LOCATION.

South Jakarta

Kawasan Stasiun Kebayoran Kel. Kebayoran Lama Utara

Kebayoran Lama has a high commercial value with a lifestyle that focuses on social-economic activities. The local community utilizes the proximity to the transit center to attract people.

ISSUE & CONCEPT ELABORATION. Kebayoran Lama is well-known for its well-established economic center with a strong commercial image. However, certain residential areas that house micro-enterprises (UMKM) are often overlooked due to their remote locations and being situated on a small local roads. Aims to improve the quality of social-economic spaces for both the local community and visitors to actively participate in.

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Academic Project / Architectural Design 3

SITE ANALYSIS.

MASSING RESPONSES.

Basic Form Pre-response

2 Elevations Adjustment

Enabling cross ventilation for the building

S 1 Active & strategic area for economic

and

3 Space Reduction

4 Limited Open Public

For visitor & service access

Space (RTH)

social

2 Sense of community is

5 Lack of interaction in

3 The existence of UMKM

6 The existence of street

developed at the market area.

the residential area

vendors might disturb the mobility.

in residential area makes the area potential for economic development

Final Massing

7 Active for 24 Hour

7 Spatial

differences between the west and east side.

Co-working & Workshop for UMKM

Food Center with Food Court & Retail

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UMKM Catalyst Center / Urban Lifestyle Development

SITE PLAN.

Description 1. 2. 3. 4.

SUSTAINABILITY CONCEPT.

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Lobby & Co-Working Space Food Center | Retail Loading Dock | Service Outdoor Seating Area

Academic Project / Architectural Design 3

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UMKM Catalyst Center / Social-Based Mixed-Use Development

Public Plaza

the gateway for for residential to the building. it enables them to create their third place for leisurement

Lobby

an entrance for new-comers, it has a large atrium that shows UMKM related activities.

Lobby

an entrance for new-comers, it has a large atrium that shows UMKM related activities.

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Academic Project / Architectural Design 3

Food Court | Rest Area

the seating area is accommodating a diverse range of customers and encouraging interaction

Food Court | Communal Stair the communal stair serves as a central focal point, creating a sense of gathering and social interaction.

Co-Working Place

to provide the sense of community between micro and local business owners in kebayoran lama.

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Sole in Harmony / Residential Architecture

(III) Sole in Harmony House

Derived from the definition of the word: sole & harmony

Location Kemang, Jakarta Selatan Area 816 m² Year 2021

Building Type Family House

Mentor Apriani Kurnia Sarashayu, S.T., M.Sc. Yosephine Sitanggang, S.Ars., M.Ars.

Key wo rd s O pen P l a n | Fa m i l y | Wa r m | C o z y

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Academic Project / Architectural Design 2

“...” Sole (adj.)

belonging or restricted to one person or group of people in

Harmony (n.)

living together peacefully

3D DESIGN

V I S U A L I Z AT I O N

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Sole in Harmony / Residential Architecture

CONCEPT ELABORATION. This design is based on the family in “Nanti Kita Cerita Tentang Hari Ini” that requires a space for interaction and individual private spaces for each member. This can be seen through the design of this house, which portrays that there will still be harmony in the occupants’ privacy, regardless of the outside world. gat h ers i n com m una l are a

working in an ar t studio

room as a wo rk s p a ce

The Parents

Angkasa: The Eldest

Aurora: The Middle

Awan: The Youngest

Father is portrayed as someone who is loving yet assertive, p.s. he loves to cook; meanwhile the mother is portrayed as a loving yet quiet person.

Trying to maintain family harmony and embracing the role of a supportive figure for his younger siblings. He will get married in the near future.

She is an artist that is considered as ambitious for her career. She needs personal workshop to work on her project.

She works as an architect and has done many projects remotely from home. Currently, she doesn’t have any proper workspace in her own house.

Activity

cooki n g fo r t h e fa m i l y

USER PROFILE.

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Academic Project / Architectural Design 2

SITE ANALYSIS. The site is located in a row houses residence with typical two-story house. The majority of the openings can be placed on the north side of the building to gain more natural lighting to the house.

The orientation of the building enables cross ventilation; The wind movement (annually) tends to come from the south with an average wind speed of 2.0 - 3.0 m/s.

MASSING.

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Sole in Harmony / Residential Architecture

CROSS VENTILATION.

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Academic Project / Architectural Design 3

Communal Space

open-plan & double height configuration to emphasize the “together in harmony”

Transitional Space

Backyard

transitional space between communal to a more private area.

open area for leisurement of the family.

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Energy Efficient House with Smart Home System / Building Science Research

(IV) Energy Efficient House with Smart Home System Embrace Efficiency, Embrace the Future

Area 96 m²

Architectural Team Yuninda Mukty Ardyanny, S.T., M.Ars. Hedista Rani Pranata, S.Ars., M.Ars. David Tee Jeanne Chaterine Karim Kevin Natanael

Year 2022

Supported by Lab FSD UMN

Output Building Science Study 1:20 Scale Model

Key wo rd s Renewa b l e E ne rg y | S m a r t H o m e | N a t ur a l Li g h t

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Academic Research Project Project / FSD UMN Collaboration Project

“...” Building Tomorrow, Today: Energy Efficient Homes with Intelligent Living

3D DESIGN

V I S U A L I Z AT I O N

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Energy Efficient House with Smart Home System / Building Science Research

In the current era of globalization, industries are developing rapidly, which has had a significant impact on the rising demand for electrical energy consumption globally. While the available energy sources are finite, the amount of energy needed is steadily increasing. Energy has been extensively used by humans, notably in the form of electricity, to complete their tasks. The Earth’s resources are evaporating, though, and they will soon run out. Utilizing renewable energy sources is therefore preferred. Given these circumstances, it has become innovative to construct a house that is considered “smart”. In this terms, “smart house/home” refers to a residence that incorporates internet-controlled amenities and management system, such as lighting and space heating.

WHAT MAKES IT ENERGY EFFICIENT? | Circulation

| Natural Lighting

Openings placement that enables cross ventilation and the existence of vegetation buffer to lower the temperature.

| Photovoltaic Reasoning

| Smart System

The photovoltaic used can generate energy even in a not ideal weather, where it uses the UV radiation and energy from the sun in a good weather.

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Academic Research Project Project / FSD UMN Collaboration Project

Scale Model 1 : 20

The scale model is used to demonstrate the smart system of the house. It is displayed during the event of UI Greenmetric 2023 in Universitas Multimedia Nusantara.

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(V) Miscellaneous Other Works | Panel, Maquette & Photography

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“...” works that highlight other proficiencies

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Miscellaneous / Other Projects

Architecture Panel

A1 Printed Poster | 2022

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Software Used Adobe Photoshop

Architectural Panel / Architectural Design 4

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Miscellaneous / Other Projects

Maquette

Material Used Balsa Wood | PVC (Plastik Mika) | Cotton | Infraboard

Playscape 1:10 Maquette | 2021

Axonometric

bird-eye view of the playscape

Watching Area

seating area for the parents to watch their children playing

V I S U A L I Z AT I O N

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Maquette & Photography / Other Projects

Photography

Taken on Canon 1200D | Samsung NX100 Redmi Note 9 | Xiaomi 12 Lite