GSAPP Urban Design Portfolio 2016-2017

JESSICA ADIWIJAYA GRADUATION PORTFOLIO Master of Architectural Studies in Urban Design Columbia University GSAPP 2016-2017 jeajea2392@gmail.com 515-708-5353

TABLE OF CONTENTS

A drug abuse legislation introduced by the city, will not only lower the population of the local detention and rehab centers, but will also save the city budget rom having to spend on housing inmates and accumulate on the long term to provide capital that could be used to better the city’s underdeveloped transit infrastructure or further its investments in the recreation sector providing more jobs and economic development to the city. Or that spending cut could be rerouted towards some of the bigger environmental and social issues in the city.

Infrastructure

Academic

Spring 2017

Site Analysis: Sacred Places Around Kolkata

Academic

Spring 2017

Poughkeepsie Full S.T.E.A.M

Academic

Fall 2016

Salt Lake City in context of American Regions and Systems

Academic

Fall 2016

Jackson Height Corridor

Academic

Summer 2016

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The Sacred Horizons

The recreation sector has a great role in generating revenue to the city that could be used to develop transit infrastructure. The Winter Olympics secured funding for large investment in establishing the first light rail train in the city.

Community

By bringing an estimated number of 20 million visiors to a region of 1.5 million residents, the convention centers, ski resorts, and most of all the Olympic games, allow for exposure to the diverse religious and cultural groups in Salt Lake to the rest of the country, and the world.

minor intervention, Major Impact

Industrial Banking

The different natural and urban systems in Salt Lake Valley are intertwined in a complex organization making any changes made to a single system end up affecting multiple systems

Services Transit Health

[1996] [2002]

2002 Winter Olympic Games

[2008]

Market Crash

[2016]

Seasonal Tourism

Pre-Olympic bid

Current

Tourism

2.1 Billion

With 12 resorts within 60 miles from views SLC airport, the Ski resorts became, even more in the light of the 2002 Winter Olympics, one of the top touristic destinations in the visitors state of UTAH and nationally.

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When making a decision on certain investment in a given sector, Salt Lake City, similar to many cities of similar ordifferent scales, have to consider the Chain Effect of that investment

Economy

Aside from its role in increasing foreign expenditure in the city/county, the recreation industry represented by the ski resorts provide employent, often seasonal, for residents in the region.

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United States Geological Survey (USGS) United States Census Bureau Bureau of Economic and Business Research - University of UTAH Paleolimnological Analysis of the History of Metals Contamination in the Great Salt Lake, Utah Utah economic report (2010- 2014) Salt Lake City Olympic Committee National Survey on Drug Use and Health Utah Department of Health DEA National Drug threat assessment Smmary Cooper Center Salt Lake City Police Department MeteoBlue.com Salt Lake Tribune

The Sacred Horizon

Academic

Spring 2017

Jessica Adiwijaya

THE GLOBAL STUDIO

The Sacred Horizon Kolkata, India Sacred Islands Triangle within West Bengal: Hacking India Pilgrim journeys for ecological resiliences Faculties: Kate Orff,Geeta Mehta, Julia Watson, Dhillip DaCunha Spring 2017; Jessica Adiwijaya, Marwah Garib, Jessfae John

Belur Math Monastery

The Sacred Horizon

Academic

Jessica Adiwijaya

Spring 2017

Belur Math

Dakshineswar

Monastery

Temple

Sagar Island

The Sacred Horizon

Academic

Spring 2017

Jessica Adiwijaya

Kolkata Belur Math

Daksh

Monastery

Temple

Floating Farm Garden

Floating Plaza Solid Waste Filtration

The Sacred Horizon

Academic

Spring 2017

Jessica Adiwijaya

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Non-Monsoon Season

Floating Pool

Monsoon Season

Plaza Festival Season

The Sacred Horizon

Academic

Jessica Adiwijaya

Spring 2017 Belur Math

Dakshineswar

Ferry Ghat

Sagar Island Pilgrims Boathouses Route

Ferry Ghat

Design Intervention Area

Wind direction that bring sedimentation

Kapil Muni Temple Complex

The Sacred Horizon

Academic

Spring 2017

Sagar Island Design Intervention Stages

0-5 years

5-10 years

15-20 years

Jessica Adiwijaya

The Sacred Horizon

Academic

Jessica Adiwijaya

Spring 2017

Sagar Island Final View

Mangrove Edge Intervention

Solar Energy

Floating Market Solid Filtration

The Sacred Horizon

Academic

Spring 2017

Adapting Intervention in Different Edges

Jessica Adiwijaya

The Sacred Horizon

Academic

Jessica Adiwijaya

Spring 2017

Mangrove Edge Intervention to save the Sacred Island

Step 01 Early 0-5 years

Hacking Pilgrims as Active Infrastructures to help Mangrove Edge Intervention

The Sacred Horizon

Academic

Step 02 10-15 years

Solid Filtration

Spring 2017

Jessica Adiwijaya

Step 03 After 15 years

The Sacred Horizon

Academic

Spring 2017

Jessica Adiwijaya

Water Force within Pilgrimage Route

Academic

Spring 2017

Jessica Adiwijaya

THE GLOBAL STUDIO

Site Analysis: Sacred Places around Kolkata Kolkata, India Sacred Triangle within West Bengal: How the water changes impact relationship between Dakshinewar Temple, Belur Math, & Sagar Island Faculties: Geeta Mehta, Julia Watson, Dhillip DaCunha Spring 2017; Jessica Adiwijaya, Ge Zhao, Elif Unsal, Fu Wang, Marwah Garib, Jessfae John

Water Force within Pilgrimage Route

Academic

Spring 2017

Jessica Adiwijaya

Badrinath

Dwarka Puri

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Sagar Island

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Ganges River

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Dakshinewar Temple Rameshwaram

Char Dam : India Religious Route Nationwide Connection

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Kali Puja Temple

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Dakshinewar Ferry Ghat

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Dakshinewar & Belur Math Transportation System City Scale Connection Ganges River

+ Ferry Lane betwwen both religious sites in Hoogly River

Belur Math Non-Profit Ramkrishna Organization

Belur Math Ferry Ghat

Water Force within Pilgrimage Route

Academic

Jessica Adiwijaya

Spring 2017

Pollution within Ganges River Region Connection

Pollutions Point

Sea Level Changes from Sundarbans 30 mins 15 mins

Dakshinewar

Region Connection

Vivekanda Setu

Belur Math 15 mins

15 mins

2014

2011

2001

1989

1979

Land Loss of Sagar Island = 50.28 sq km ISLAND SHORELINE IN 2014 SagarSAGAR Island Shoreline in 2014

SagarSAGAR Island Shoreline in IN 1951 ISLAND SHORELINE 1951

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Water Force within Pilgrimage Route

Academic

Jessica Adiwijaya

Spring 2017

Ghat, Gali, & Pukur Neighborhood Connection

Belur Math

Commercial Alleyway Residential Pond

Large Scale Pond

Dakshinewar Temple

Residential Pond

Residential Pond

Residential Alleyway

Ferry Alleyway

Sagar Island Stone Wall

Large Irrigation Pond

Bay of Bengal Sagar Beach

Bay of Bengal

Being Used for Religious & Tourism Purposes

Kapil Munil Temple

Poughkeepsie Tech Valley

Academic

Fall 2016

Jessica Adiwijaya

THE REGIONAL STUDIO

full S.T.E.A.M. Poughkeepsie Tech Valley Poughkeespsie, Hudson Valley, NY

Can Technology rise Poughkeepsie once again ?

Faculties: Lee Altman, Michael Murphy, Justin Moore, Pippa Beardhshear, Christopher Korner, James Coarse Fall 2016 : Jessica Adiwijaya, Gabriela Fiorentino, Bridgett Cruz

P-TECH Network SUNY/CUNY Network NYSTAR Innovation Hotspots SUNY/CUNY Advanced Manufacturing & Machining

NEW YORK STATE

ALBANY

POUGHKEEPSIE

NEW JERSEY STATE NYC

Poughkeepsie Tech Valley

Academic

Fall 2016

Jessica Adiwijaya

Poughkeepsie Tech Valley

Academic

Jessica Adiwijaya

Fall 2016

Kingston

14 mins/ 7 miles

SUNY Ulster Campus

38 mins/ 22.7 miles 16 mins/ 11 miles

Event Space

SUNY New Paltz Campus 22 mins/ 11.5 miles

Train Station Inter Shuttle Extension to Poughkeepsie

Region Shuttle c oming in and out from Pou ghkeepsi e

Intercollegiate Maker Space

Poughkeepsie Tech Valley

Academic

Fall 2016

Jessica Adiwijaya

Industry Collaborative Space

Exhibition Space

Educational Space

Green Corridors

Vassar College

Poughkeepsie Tech Valley

Academic

Fall 2016

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Fall 2016

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Poughkeepsie Tech Valley

Academic

Fall 2016

full S.T.E.A.M. Community Engagement Faculties: Lee Altman, Michael Murphy, Justin Moore, Pippa Beardhshear, Christopher Korner, James Coarse Fall 2016 : Jessica Adiwijaya, Gabriela Fiorentino, Bridgett Cruz

On site Poughkeepsie community engagement to learn about their wishes for vacant lots around Poughkeepsie Main street.

Jessica Adiwijaya

Poughkeepsie Tech Valley

Academic

Fall 2016

Jessica Adiwijaya

Salt Lake City in context of American Regions and Systems

Academic

Jessica Adiwijaya

Fall 2016

THE REGIONAL STUDIO

Salt Lake Valley Flows How Salt Lake City in the context of Regional Scale Salt Lake City, UT

Open Spaces & Recreation, Environmental & Ecology, Public Safety, Population & Demographic Faculties: Lee Altman, Cristopher Korner, Justin Moore Spring 2017; Jessica Adiwijaya, Nabi Agzamov, Majed Abdulsamad, Mario Ulloa

SALT LAKE VALLEY FLOWS

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Salt Lake City + Provo, Utah

Whites

Environment & Ecology + Open Space & Recreation + Public Safety + Population& Demographics Adiwijaya + Majed Abdulsamad + Mario Ulloa + Nabi Agzamov

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Asian

Hispanics

HISTORIC HIGH - 1986 4,212 FEET ABOVE SEA LEVEL 2,300 SQUARE MILES

PEREGRINE FALCON

Other Races/ Mixed Racial

HISTORIC LOW - 1963 4,191 FEET ABOVE THE SEA LEVEL 937 SQUARE MILES

WHITE - FACE IBIS WHITE PELICAN AMERICAN AVOCET

Salt Palace Convention Center

BANK SWALLOW LONG BILLED DOWICHER CALIFORNIA GULL

Main Street

Pioneer Park

A drug abuse legislation introduced by the city, will not only lower the population of the local detention and rehab centers, but will also save the city budget rom having to spend on housing inmates and accumulate on the long term to provide capital that could be used to better the city’s underdeveloped transit infrastructure or further its investments in the recreation sector providing more jobs and economic development to the city. Or that spending cut could be rerouted towards some of the bigger environmental and social issues in the city.

AVERAGE 4,202 FEET ABOVE SEA LEVEL 1,730 SQUARE MILES

BAL EAGLE

Vivit Smart Home Arena

RED NECKED PHALAROPE

Temple Square

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BRINE SHRIMP

65% PEC

Infrastructure

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Washington Square

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20% PEC 10% PEC

The recreation sector has a great role in generating revenue to the city that could be used to develop transit infrastructure. The Winter Olympics secured funding for large investment in establishing the first light rail train in the city.

SEDIMENT

Mercury Contamination

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140% PEC

1.0

Community

29

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100% PEC

By bringing an estimated number of 20 million visiors to a region of 1.5 million residents, the convention centers, ski resorts, and most of all the Olympic games, allow for exposure to the diverse religious and cultural groups in Salt Lake to the rest of the country, and the world.

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99% PEC

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80% PEC

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1950

1900

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1800

CANYONS

The different natural and urban systems in Salt Lake Valley are intertwined in a complex organization making any changes made to a single system end up affecting multiple systems

Services Transit

Pre-Olympic bid

2002 Winter Olympic Games

Market Crash

Current

SOLITUDE

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AGRICULTURE USES 82% OF UTAH’S WATER

Center Street

The Mormon Trail marked the migration journey of Mormon population which played a key role in the formation of the city itself.

The destination had a Religious and Cultural value to the new settlers and therefore is celebrated annually withvvin the Mormons in SLC.

[1996]

Nauvoo, IL

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PARK CITY

[2002]

1847-1849

SALT LAKE CITY

[2008]

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Seasonal Tourism

AGRICULTURE IS 2% OF UTAH’S GDP

[2016]

-Winter Quarter

-Final Destination

Health

Salt Lake City

SALT LAKE CITY/PROVO REGION IS LOCATED IN WHAT USED TO BE LAKE BONNEVILLE

Council Bluffs,NE

Mormon Trail

Salt Lake City

minor intervention, Major Impact

Industrial Banking

Pacific Flyway Immigration Routes Drug Traffic PREHISTORIC LAKE BONNEVILLE FORMED 32,000 YEARS AGO IT WAS RELEASED BY THE BONNEVILLE FLOOD 14,500 YEARS AGO

Brigham Young University

Pioneer Park

IN ADITION TO CHIP WATER PRICES ANTIQUATED WATER POLICY PUNISHES FARMERS FOR CONSERVING WATER

ALTA SNOW BIRD DEER VALLEY

POWDER Mountain

BRIGHTON

“Desert Water: Climate Change and the Future of Great Salt Lake”

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Tourism

2.1 Billion

With 12 resorts within 60 miles from views SLC airport, the Ski resorts became, even more in the light of the 2002 Winter Olympics, one of the top touristic destinations in the visitors state of UTAH and nationally.

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Provo

Mexico Southeast Asia Southwest Asia South America

Memphis

HIGHEST USE OF ANTIDEPRESSANT,

When making a decision on certain investment in a given sector, Salt Lake City, similar to many cities of similar ordifferent scales, have to consider the Chain Effect of that investment

22.4%

Annual Median Household Income for Salt Lake City Population 5% 2%

Great Salt Lake

Salt Lake City Ethnicity Changes 1950-2010 Provo Ethnicity Changes 1950-2010

Depression Emotional Instability Anxiety Nervousness Poor Cognitive Function

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Low O2 Intake in higher elevation

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22.3% 1% 0.6% n/a $20,000

$50,000

$110,000

$180,000

35,000 (1996-2003)

$1.3 B

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10.47% 4.4% 1.83% 2.7% 0.46%

1990 2010

Hispanics Asians African Americans

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Prisioners per 100,000 - Population 2010 Roy Walmsley World Prison Population List

5,950 2004

7,214

ACTUAL

$500 million savings

Wasatch Front

7,558

Eastern Utah Dixie

2015

PROJECTED

2032

H.B. 348 Projected to Avoid Prison Growth MGT of America Inc. (prison population projection) The Pew Charitable Trusts (projection with H.B. 348 policy changes)

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Inversions occur during the winter months when normal atmospheric conditions (cool air above, warm air below) become inverted. Inversions trap a dense layer of cold air under a layer of warm air.

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Utah Department of Corrections

RANKED IN THE NATION

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United States Geological Survey (USGS) United States Census Bureau Bureau of Economic and Business Research - University of UTAH Paleolimnological Analysis of the History of Metals Contamination in the Great Salt Lake, Utah Utah economic report (2010- 2014) Salt Lake City Olympic Committee National Survey on Drug Use and Health Utah Department of Health DEA National Drug threat assessment Smmary Cooper Center Salt Lake City Police Department MeteoBlue.com Salt Lake Tribune

Salt Lake City in context of American Regions and Systems

Academic

Jessica Adiwijaya

Fall 2016

SALT LAKE CITY DEMOGRAPHIC & MENTAL ILLNESS

Prehistoric Lake Bonneville formed 32,000 years ago

Salt Lake City/ Provo Region is located in what used to be Lake Bonneville Pacific Flyway Immigration Routes Drug Traffic

Council Bluffs, NE Winter Quarter

Mormon Trail Final Destination

Salt Lake City

Nauvoo, IL

White Asian Hispanics Other

1Depart Point Vivit Smart Home Arena

Salt Palace Convention Center Pioneer Park Main Street & Temple Square 2000

2010

Washington Square

UTAH #1 RANKED IN

Salt Lake City

THE NATION

HIGHEST USE OF ANTIDEPRESSANT, DEPRESSION &

Annual Median Household Income for Salt Lake

MENTAL ILLNESS RATE

City Population

Mercury Side Effects for Mental Health

Depression Emotional Instability Anxiety

Low O2 Intake in High Elevation

Nervousness Poor Cognitive Function

Provo

Center Street Pioneer Park

Brigham Young University White

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Prison Race/ Ethnicity Counts

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Salt Lake City in context of American Regions and Systems

Academic

Jessica Adiwijaya

Fall 2016

HISTORIC AVERAGE

SALT LAKE CITY

4,200 FEET ABOVE SEA LEVEL

WETLAND &

HISTORIC LOW-1963 4,191 FEET ABOVE SEA LEVEL

RECREATION POLLUTION CONTENT WITHIN THE LAKE AREA 29

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Infrastructure

140% PEC

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Community

99% PEC

80

40% PEC

Hg

80% PEC

CANYON

Tourism

SALT LAKE CITY

SNOW BIRD

SOLITUDE DEER VALLEY BRIGHTON

Olympics host announcement

SUNDANCE

Expenditure by Skiers in Salt Lake

Economy Unemployment Rate in Salt Lake City

Salt Lake City in context of American Regions and Systems

Academic

Fall 2016

Jessica Adiwijaya

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Jackson Mill District

Academic

Jessica Adiwijaya

Summer 2016

THE FIVE BOROUGHS STUDIO

Jackson Mill District Redefine Jackson Heights North Area Jackson Height, Queens, NY

In order to create more public spaces and transportation connection from north to south of Jackson Heights, we want to design a district that contains mix-used zoning; both commercial and public areas within the historical railroad corridor that goes through Jackson Heights Faculties: Kaja Kuhl, James Khamsi, Ellen Neises Summer 2016; Jessica Adiwijaya, Autumn Wu, Yang Liao, Yanyan Xu

Commercial Open Plaza in North Jackson Heights

Jackson Mill District

Academic

Jessica Adiwijaya

Summer 2016

to La Guardia Airport

Astoria

Blvd

to Roosevelt Ave

Jackson Mill District

Academic

Jessica Adiwijaya

Summer 2016

1886-1920 North Beach Amusement Park

Palimpsest of the railroad truck

Astoria Boulevard

Northern Boulevard

Roosevelt Ave Corona

Elmhurst

Maspeth

Historical Jakson Mill Railroad Path

Williamsburg Brooklyn

Jackson Mill District

Academic

Jessica Adiwijaya

Summer 2016

Astoria Boulevard

Astoria Boulevard

Historical Railroad

Historical Railroad

94th St/ Proposed Airport Shuttle Lane

94th St/ Proposed Airport Shuttle Lane

1

Defining the gateways

Astoria Boulevard

Astoria Boulevard

Historical Railroad

Historical Railroad

94th St/ Proposed Airport Shuttle Lane

2

Develop the hearts of the nodes

94th St/ Proposed Airport Shuttle Lane

3

Immerse to the edges

Historical Railroad Lane

94th St/ Proposed Aiport Shuttle Lane

East Wing Common

Bicycle Lanes West Wing Common

Plaza Paving Details

Zelkora Zerrata

Tilia x Euchlora

Syringa Serrata

Historical Railroad Paving Details

Astoria Boulevard

Historical Railroad

Jackson Mill District

Academic

Summer 2016

Jessica Adiwijaya

West Wing Common

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1 Outdoor Theatre

5 Dining with View

2 Multipurpose Perfomance

6 Retail Stores Commercial

3 Terrain Plaza

7 Outdoor Bar

4 Interactive Lighting

8 Bike Lanes

Jackson Mill District

Academic

Summer 2016

Jessica Adiwijaya

Commercial Open Plaza in West Wing Common

Jackson Mill District

Academic

Summer 2016

Jessica Adiwijaya

East Wing Common

5

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4

2

1

Outdoor Plaza

5 Museum

2

Retail Commercial

6 Retail Commercial

3

Bike Lanes

4

Historical Railroad

3

Jackson Mill District

Academic

Summer 2016

Jessica Adiwijaya

Looking through East Wing Common

Jackson Mill District

Academic

Summer 2016

Jessica Adiwijaya

Jackson Heights Community Engagement Faculties: Kaja Kuhl, James Khamsi, Ellen Neises Summer 2016; Jessica Adiwijaya, Autumn Wu, Yang Liao, Yanyan Xu

Learning from Jackson Heights community about the issues and desires in neighborhood

Jackson Mill District

Academic

Summer 2016

Jessica Adiwijaya