JESSENIA DIHARDJA Jakarta, November 20, 1996
+6285797419426 jesseniadihardja@gmail.com Ruko Harapan Indah blok ED no. 35, Bekasi GPA : 3,28
“Design creates culture. Culture shapes values. Values determine the future.�
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2018-present
Parahyangan Catholic University Bachelor of Architecture
2014
SMAK 5 BPK PENABUR JAKRTA, North Jakarta
2011
SMPK Penabur Harapan Indah, Bekasi Barat
Feb - April 2018
Internship PT Wastu Cipta Parama, Bandung
June - August 2018
Internship PT Airmas Asri, Jakarta
2018
Nominee of Skripsi Awards 2018 Parahyangan Catholic University
2017
Top 10 Exhibited Projects Urban Housing Competition, Petra Christian University
2017
Head of Get Involved, Paticipatory Methods Seminar Architecture Student Association
2017
Fund Raising Staff Bhakti Ganva 2017
2015- 2017
Staff of Community Service Division Architecture Student Association
2016
Fund Raising Staff Bhakti Ganva 2016
2016
Staff of Design Division Unpar Awards Night Parahyangan Catholic University
2016
Staff of Design Division Parahyangan Architecture Festival 2016
2015
Staff of Skripsi Awards Parahyangan Catholic University
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Indonesian Native
English Fluent
Bandung Central Library Bandung, Jawa Barat 2017
Status : Final Studio Project The image of a library that tends to bore the interest of reading the citizens of Bandung who still tend to be low. therefore the existence of a library in a city center is expected to increase interest in reading community bandung. Library buildings are designed with different images and combined with green building concepts that can increase interest in reading the community bandung.
Oasis
Green
Forming an oasis in a crowded city center area. The existence of this building gives a lot of green space for the surrounding area
The building applies green building concepts to become an oasis of the city center area and stands out among the surrounding buildings.
Garden
Sequential
The garden concept is applied to create different library image from the usual so it could increase interest in reading the citizens of Bandung
The creation of space follows the sequence of user, started from children reading area to adult reading area.
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1 : Pedestrian entrance 2 : Inner court 3 : Outdoor reading area 4 : Auditorium
5 : Drop off 6 : To B1 & B2 7 : Vehicles entrance & exit 8 : Urban farming area
The building mass is formed by lifting up the whole site. so the building still stick by the pedestrian
Since the tread is at an angle, the original building mass is made to deal with the shape with the terracing so that the theme of the building could be realized.
Inner court is made in the center of the building so that the garden atmosphere can be enjoyed by the building user. The inner court allows natural light to enter the building,
Green wall Created in different colors to describe the ranks of books on the shelf.
Pedestrian entrance
Urban farming area created to increase library revenues and add green areas in the city center.
Urban farming area
Secondary skin Made to block the sun’s glare, since the building’s orientation to the west.
Book store
Outdoor reading area Made to create a new perspective of library, that’s monotonous and boring.
Green wall
Basement
Ramp to B1
Auditorium
Auditorium
Auditorium pre function
Inner court
Childeren reading area
Book store
Outdoor reading area
Newspaper & magazine area Ground floor
Study & Flexible Exhibition Space 1st floor
Ground floor plan
First floor plan
Second floor plan
Third floor plan
Outdoor Reading Area 2nd floor
Open Study Area 2nd floor
Fourth floor plan
Fifth floor plan
Reading / study area (up) Bandung Living Room (middle) Auditorium (below)
Section 2-2
Section T7
Facade Detail Section
Parahyangan Three-star Hotel Cihampelas, Bandung, Jawa Barat 2017
The image of a library that tends to bore the interest of reading the citizens of Bandung who still tend to be low. therefore the existence of a library in a city center is expected to increase interest in reading community bandung. Library buildings are designed with different images and combined with green building concepts that can increase interest in reading the community bandung.
Interaction Old expression, massive, Solid, looks heavy, implemented to the second tower which oriented to east and west.
Modern expression, light, pilotis, transparent. These are implemented on the first tower which oriented to north and south.
Locality The old cihampelas as tropical garden city is applied as this building’s theme. by giving many parks in the hotel, especially sky garden.
Secondary functions of this building adjusted with current Cihampelas environment, factory outlets. These are also equipped with restaurants.
Sundanese house that’s classified as ‘rumah panggung’ is applied to the design with the use of podium that makes the building looks light.
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1 : Site entrance 2 : Car park 3 : Exit 4 : Urban farming area
5 : Outdoor hotel facility 6 : Restaurant 7 : Generator room 8 : Swimming pool
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The podium mass follows the site’s form, so that can be used maximal and functional.
The first tower ‘s orientation to north and south to avoid the sun’s glare and maximalize the potential view of the site. So that the first tower becomes transparent and defines the present time.
The second tower is made ‘touch’ the first tower to maximalize the number of hotel rooms and create a strong interaction between two building mass. The second tower’s orientation is W-E so that becomes more massive and defines the past time.
Pilotis column is created sign to make the massive er looks light and create action between the past
in this desecond towstrong interand present.
Hotel Hotel lobby Ballroom Commercial
Hotel restaurant Hotel room Outdoor facility Hotel lobby Commercial
Site plan
First floor plan
Second floor plan Infinity pool Outdoor hotel facility Receptionist Sitting area
Junior Suite RoomFloor Plan
Deluxe Room Floor Plan
Standard Room Floor Plan
Chakrabuwana Domestic Airport Cirebon, Jawa Barat 2016
Status : 6th Design Studio Project
This project is and expansion of the old domestic airport. The purpose of development is to improve all aspects of Cirebon, especially in the field of tourism. This terminal is created to make tourists know more about Cirebon easily, able to feel the space expirience, and finally make them want to return to Cirebon.
City of shrimp which is the alias of Cirebon City, become the design inspiration of this project. Shrimp which the shape is very organic and full of segments create 2 circular shapes as the head and tail of the shrimp, and the mid building as the body of the shrimp. With this unique shape, this building also can be a new icon of Cirebon.
1 : Apron 2 : Parking building 3 : Departure lounge 4 : Site entrance
5 : Exit 6 : Jend. Sudirman St. 7 : Generator room 8 : Runway
10 : Departure area 11 : Arrival area 12 : Service area 13 : Bridge to apron
14 : Pedestrian 15 : Lampu taman 16 : Ramp 17 : Service area
The circular shape is made to define the form of shrimp that is dynamic. The first circular shape define the head of the shrimp as the departure area, which is the first hierarchy of an airport.
The mid building mass is the office and departure lounge for the passangers. This building mass inspired by the shrimp;s body which is curved and full of segments. The segments are applied as skylight.
The second circular shape defines the tail of the shrimp as the arrival area. Just like the departure area, the arrival area is also the hierarchy of an airport, b its size is smaller than the departure area.
The shrimp’s feet are defined by the two bridges from the departure lounge to the apron.
Front Elevation
Back Elevation
Site Plan
Pedestrian area (up) Apron area (middle) Departure area (below)
Ground Floor Plan
First Floor Plan
Circulation and commercial area (up) Commercial area (middle) Boarding hall (below)
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Rumah Kolektif Jakarta Barat 2018
Status : Competition Entry Team : Naomi Santoso, Michael Sugondo
The collective house as one of the solutions to the increasingly high property price issues in the capital, is designed on a relatively narrow land of 300 m2. The collective house emerged as an alternative to a vertical residence of co housing with a height of 4 floors that accommodate five families with different backgrounds. Each family consists of parents and children, with different jobs that have different space needs.
Each unit consists of private zones such as bedrooms, toilets and public zones such as communal spaces and shared facilities. Collective housing improves the quality of life between families as a community inhabitants, the efficient use of land and materials, responds to the work context and activities of each family.
Efficient & Modular The building has a dimension of space 9m x 6m for each unit. the area of ​​this unit is obtained with the use of 3 modules of space 3m x 6m so that the room can be enlarged in accordance with the multiples of 3m x 6m module. The second floor of the unit is made with the same dimensions, so in preparing precast concrete, all sizes are lumped into 3m x 6m thereby reducing the manufacturing cost and also making it easier for future space expansions.
Adaptive The building is made by giving a typical room to each family, and each unit can be enlarged according to the needs of users using a second floor system. The second floor will be built by the owner of the unit if the unit owner needs additional space for their family. In the rearing period when the building area is required, the 3m x 9m module can be stacked back up and forming a more densely packed building.
Building Community
Security
The building is made into two masses with connecting space between them. The ladder connects all the units inside the building complex. Each border becomes a terrace of a different unit. This causes everyone from every family to meet each others. Increasing the frequency of meeting with neighbors makes the process of building community in a co-housing environment faster.
The design of the entrance into each unit facing each other causes each building unit to supervise other units. The openings of the windows facing in all directions also cause the visibility of occupants within the building can lead to all directions.
Tropical Passive Des
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Social Oriented
Split Level
The building is made by giving a typical room to each family, and each unit can be enlarged according to the needs of users using a second floor system. The second floor will be built by the owner of the unit if the unit owner needs additional space for their family. In the rearing period when the building area is required, the 3m x 9m module can be stacked back up and forming a more densely packed building.
The building is made into two masses with connecting space between them. The ladder connects all the units inside the building complex. Each border becomes a terrace of a different unit. This causes everyone from every family to meet each others. Increasing the frequency of meeting with neighbors makes the process of building community in a co-housing environment faster.
Shared stairs area
Children’s bedroom
Master bedroom
Kitchen & dining room
Area of socialization
Living room
West Elevation
South Elevation
North Elevation
East Elevation
Sandwich House
Kelapa Gading, Jakarta 2017 Status : Top 10 Design, Archfest Petra Team : Sherly Elim, Ivana Amadea
Indonesia is a growing and the world 3rd highest populated country. This fact affects many aspects and brings out many problems. One of the most tangible problems is that the number of land availability in Indonesia keeps on declining, especially in a big city like Jakarta. More inhabitants means more house demands, more house demands means more water is used which results in ground water depletion and flood. In the other hand, referring to UUD 1945, each Indonesia citizen must obtain a residence or a livable house. This clearly means a challange for architects to make a very good use of such limited land left and turn it into a well designed & environment small space living. Sandwich house is a house that is built on a site, sandwiched by other houses. The house is located in Kelapa Gading, North Jakarta. As Jakarta is Indonesia’s highest populated city, the urban context demands gor a house with limited space, but high in terms of quality, of which Sandwich House might be the answer.
Tropical Passive Design Located in a tropical climate land, the house needs passive installments such as : openings to provide natural lighting and cooling; pitched roof to quicken rain water runoff, sun shading to prevent excessive heat.
Customizable Space & Facade Space can be either enlarged or bounded, connected or disconnected with the help of unfixed walls. Occupants can also modify the secondary skin facade according to the occupants’ need.
Compact - Space Flexibility Theterm ‘compact’ is obtained by maximalitzing space inside the house, making sure there is no space wasted for nothing, combining spaces, and selecting a series of compact furnitures. It may result in space flexibility and saved space.
Green & Sustainable Achieved using passive design to reduce carbon emission, excessive air conditioner and electicity use; using safe materials; planting vegetations to increase water absorption; and applying rain water harvesting system.
Adaptive to Era & Fit to Culture The design in suitable to its current era but not neglecting the inherited cultural context by applying essence of Betawinese characteristics.
Connected Space Communication is an important thing between household. To enchance communication, bounding space with movable panels rather than fixed brick wall is one of the solution. It can connect space and allows household to interact and check on others more
Typical Problem The priority is how to build a house in a small space, they are lack of natural lighting and cooling. Compact
Composition Inner court provide better air quality and cross ventilation. The shape of the house changed to a more dynamic one making the house lively.
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Facade le secondary skin on n adjust to the inhabiand many purposes.
Terrace In Betawi tradition, a terrace is an important part of the house that used for welcoming guests and hanging out.
Compact furniture for the kitchen area, that allows the difabled mother to cook easily. Area under the stairs is transformed into washing area, where washing, electric dryer machine, clothes, and iron board are stored. Sliding panels betweet each room and also compact furniture is used to fulfill the needs of the occupants with minimum space.
Customizeable Cutomizeable facade Occupants can create several looks on their house’s facade, by sliding the secondary skin as their wish and needs. Cutomizeable space Space can have boundaries, or no boundaries. If privacy is needed, occupants can create boundaries using the sliding panels. The sliding panels seperate the children’s bedroom, master bedroom, and the family room. The sliding panels can be seen from the pictrures on the right. 1. Separate the master bedroom and family 2 room 2. Separate the children’s bedroom 3. Separate the master bedroom and family room 4. Separate the children’s bedroom
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Connecting The void in the middle of the house splits the house mass into two parts. This composition connects household by allowing them to have more points of view inside the house.
Sliding Panel Interaction and connectivity between master bedroom and family room.
Foyer - Kebaya House - Openess value of Kebaya House
Movable Walls (Panels) - Kebaya House - Make the house feel more spacious
Rather than wasting so much space with ramp, the choice goes to the wheelchair lift for the disabled mom to the second floor by just parking the wheelchair on its base plate.
Sliding Panel Interaction and connectivity between children’s bedroom.
Wood Materials - Doors and movable walls made from wood
Kebaya House Zoning : foyer, family room, kitchen
Rumah Ramah Competition entry Team : Naomi Santoso, Karla Aprinita
Step Outside Daycare 4th design studio project
Secret Garden Cafe 3rd design studio project
PIK Office and Apartment Airmas Asri Internship
Other Projects
Visualization Project Wastu Cipta Parama Internship
Spa Wastu Cipta Parama Internship
Infinity Stairs 2nd design studio project
Toilet Apung Competition Entry