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Lanna Elvira B.Arch Bandung Institute of Technology, Indonesia
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LANNA ELVIRA 07 / 07 / 1997 lannaelvira77@gmail.com +61404273943 | +6283870526775 GPA : 3.76 / 4.00 www.issuu.com/lannaelvira77 1/16 Grant Place Bentley, WA 6102 Taman Modern Residence F1/15 Jakarta 13960 Indonesia
EDUCATION
AWARDS AND COMPETITIONS
2009 - 2012
Penabur Harapan Indah Junior High School | Bekasi, Indonesia
2015
Penabur Harapan Indah Senior High School | Bekasi, Indonesia Average Final Score: 92.8/100
Best Graduate Student Penabur Harapan Indah Senior High School
2012 - 2015
2015
Highest Score in National Examination (Score: 580.4/600) West Java Province
2015 - 2019
Bandung Institute of Technology | Bandung, Indonesia B.Arch, Cum Laude, GPA: 3.76/4.00
2017
Participant of Metamorforsa 2017 : “Floating House Transformation”
2017
Participant of Archevent 2017 : “Urban Resistance and Reconciliation”
2018
2nd Best Paper Award : “Resilience in Architecture” Paper: “Evaluation of the Standards
WORKING EXPERIENCE MAY 2018 AUG 2018
CPG Corporation | Singapore As Architectural Design Intern at Industrial Design Studio Involved in facade design and 3D visualization of research & development building; office interior design, prepare tender documents (detailed drawings), 3D modeling and visualization of e-logistics sortation center building.
Application for Playgrounds Safety and Comfort at Bandung”
WORKSHOP AND SEMINAR 2017
Seminar with Sugeng Wijanto, Ph.D. 2017
ORGANIZATION EXPERIENCE 2015 - 2016
Member of Economic and Capital Market Unit Bandung Institute of Technology
2016 - 2017
Member of Photography and Editing Division “FOOTPRINTS” Architecture Portfolio Magazine Bandung Institute of Technology
2016 - 2019
Member
of
IMA-Gunadharma
(Architecture Student Association)
“Construction Innovation in High Rise Building Architecture” Seminar with Ir. Davy Sukamta.
2017
Rendering Workshop - BOX 3D Architecture
EXPERTISE LANGUAGE Indonesian : Native English : Upper Intermediate
Bandung Institute of Technology
D I G I TA L P R O F I C I E N C Y
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AutoCAD Sketchup V-Ray Lumion Revit Adobe Photoshop Adobe InDesign Rhino + Grasshopper CorelDRAW Ms Office
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Member of Sponsorship Division IMAGE Magazine (2016-2017) Member of Business Fund Division (2017-2018) Member of Academic Division (2018-2019)
2016-2018
Committee of Program Division at Gaung Bandung 65,66,67 IMAGunadharma (Anniversary Event)
2017
Liaison Officer at Architecture Graduation Ceremony - October Period
2018
“Earthquake-Resistant Structures in High Rise and Wide Span Building”
Committee of Business Fund Division at Architecture Graduation Ceremony - April Period
HANDS-ON SKILL Hand-Drawing Model Making Coloring
C CO ON N TT EE N N TT S S Selected Works 2016 - 2019
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Bali Gateway
The Green Motion
Serene Arc Hotel
Inospire
Final Project - 2019
4th Year Design Studio - 2018
3rd Year Design Studio - 2018
3rd Year Design
Waterfront Shopping Center Bali, Indonesia
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Mixed-Use Development Bandung, Indonesia
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Mid-Rise Hotel Bandung, Indonesia
Innovation Hub Bandung, Indon
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Sadang Serang Housing
Internship Projects
Other Works
4th Year Design Studio - 2018
Professional Work - 2018
2016-2019
Residential Bandung, Indonesia
CPG Corporation, SIngapore
Model Making, Hand Drawing
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Final Project - 2019
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Typology : Commercial Supervisor : Dr. Ing. Ir. Heru W. Poerbo, MURP Location : Pelabuhan Benoa Street, Bedungan, Denpasar Selatan, Bali, Indonesia
Along with globalization occurring in various aspects of life, the lifestyle of the Indonesian people has also developed. Nowadays, shopping centers have become an urban symbol. They have developed into a recreational facility, not only a place to fulfill our daily needs. PT TWBI as the project initiator wants a building that can establish connections with the local area, with passive designs that are in line with eco-cultural technology design criteria. The building is also expected to be able to bring the value of the company’s vision and mission that are active in efforts to preserve the environment and promote Balinese culture especially for tourists.
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SITE ANALYSIS Vegetation
The site surrounded by an area full of natural vegetation, which is the Ngurah Rai Forest park green area
Location :
Solid &Void
Pelabuhan Benoa Street, Bedungan, Denpasar Selatan, Bali, Indonesia
The site is located between green area and faces arterial road which has high intensity activities
Legal Aspect :
BCR: 0.7; FAR: 2.8; GCR: 0.1; Site Area : 36400 sqm Temperature o
2 2 - 32 C Humidity
79- 94% The site location is very strategic and has high accessibility and visibility potential because it is located at the main gate of Denpasar City. The location is also close to Ngurah Rai International Airport which can possibly make
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Climate
Precipitation
5%
sun path
Wind Speed
wind
3-11 km/h
this location as a transit area for local and foreign tourists. In addition, there are magnificent potential views, such as Bali Sea on the east side and the mangrove forest at Ngurah Rai Forest Park on the south and west side.
Ngurah Rai Forest Park
Pelabuhan Benoa Street (main road)
The tropical climate makes the site illuminated by the sun throughout the year
Topography
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The site has a flat contours with a maximum slope of 0.7% for the east-west direction and 2.9% for the north-south direction. 1 masl
2 masl
3 masl
4 masl
5 masl
6 masl
7 masl
Commercial Area
small retail, restaurants, tourist attractions
4 storeys max height
SITE 260 m
140 m
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voids
Bali Sea
DESIGN GOAL
MASSING TRANSFORMATION
ONE-STOP SOLUTIONS
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A shopping center which can bolster the four main functions at one place :
Maximum building volume
Shopping
Ecology Recreation
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Cultural Permeability pattern for pedestrian
ISSUE STATEMENT
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SPACE
Building
IMAGE “how to create an iconic building that can represent Balinese architecture?”
Organization
“how to create an effective, efficient and integrated space which can synergize all functions?”
AMBIANCE And Eye Engagement
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Nodes are formed as the main activity center
SUSTAINABILITY
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“how to create a shopping center that coexist with the environment?”
MAIN CONCEPT
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“Waterfront shopping center with a dynamic movement concept to create a whole new shopping and recreation experiences which also support eco-cultural tourism in Bali”
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Sky bridge to connect 4 masses
“how to create an enjoyable and attractive atmosphere to make a new shopping and recreation experiences?”
Fluidity in Motion
Dynamic circulation pattern and building masses based on a circle basic form
Open-air circulation at some areas which has a potential waterfront view
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Landscape elements and a combination of typical Balinese roofs and glass roofs.
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Site Plan Bali Gateway has 4 main masses which aim to create a ‘not bulky’ shopping complex that can blend with the surrounding environment. The site between 4 masses is designed to be able to become an attraction and public space that provides a recreational nuance for visitors. All building masses are placed in the middle of the site to make the building clearly visible from the entrance of the area and able to attract visitors. The alfresco dining which placed facing up the main road is also able to become an attraction itself because of the activities that can be seen directly from outside. Aside from visibility aspect, the masses placement in such way also aims to form a pattern of activity that is centralized, especially towards the plaza and the amphitheater area which located in the middle of the site.
Waterfront Site
Dynamic Movement
Iconic as ‘Gateway’
BALI SEA
Siteplan
Ground Plan
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Basement Floor Plan
NGURAH RAI FOREST PARK
PELABUHAN BENOA STREET
1 st Floor Plan
2 nd Floor Plan
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Zoning The zoning is made to adjust to surrounding environments, especially based on the need for a good view outside. Restaurants and coffee shops must have direct visual access to the outside so that visitors can enjoy the waterfront view, the Forest Park, or the cultural performances at amphitheater. Other areas that do not require visual access to the outside such as retails, cinema, department store, and supermarket are located in the back side and mostly have massive walls.
Roof The roof is mostly made of synthetic thatch - to emphasize the traditional impression, combined with glass roof at the front side
Roof Structure
Thatch roof uses a structural steel system with a plane truss and also space truss for the cinema area that requires a wider span; Parametric glass roof is supported by tree structure system with steel pipe material
L2M Second Mezzanine Service Area (roof tank; lift machine room)
L2 Second Floor Retails Restaurants and Bar Food Court Game Center
Cinema Rooftop Garden Playground
L1 First Floor
Department Store Retails Restaurants and Coffee Shops Alfresco Dining
GF Ground Floor Amphitheater Fountain Plaza Thematic Garden
Department Store Supermarket Retails Restaurants and Coffee Shops Alfresco Dining
B1 Basement Floor Vehicle Parking (capacity: 638 cars; 290 motorcycles) Loading Dock and Storage Management Office Service Area (pump room; panel room; chiller; security room; sewage treatment plant)
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F&B
Food Court
Department Store
Game Center
Firefighting Shaft and Utility
Retail
Supermarket
Cinema
Toilet
Service Area
Elevation A
Elevation B
Elevation C
Elevation D
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Section A
Section B
FACADE CONCEPT The faรงade must show a dynamic impression, elements of Balinese culture and an impression of unity with nature in accordance with the main concept of the Bali Gateway Shopping Center. There are 3 main elements of the faรงade.
Concrete Massive or without opening areas use concrete with a wave pattern to represent the waterfront area Secondary Skin Glass walls are equipped with secondary skin which also forms a dynamic pattern according to the main concept.All glass are low-e and low-iron glass to reduce 62% of heat but still able to maintain 73% of sunlight.
Traditional Ornament Balinese patterned ornament adorns several parts of the faรงade.
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Synthetic Thatch
Technowood
Material Selection and Energy Efficiency Natural materials such as ‘nipah’ and reeds need extra care and need to be replaced regularly. Therefore, the roof cover material is a synthetic roof that looks like a reeds but much more durable. In addition, the high distance of floor-to-floor and the open-air 3rd floor allow natural lighting during the day and also help to reduce the use of Air Conditioner in the circulation area.
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1. Entrance and Thematic Garden 2. Back Drop-Off Area 3. Plaza and Amphitheater at Ground Floor 4. Interior 5. Plaza and Sky Bridge at 1st Floor 6. Plaza at 1st Floor 7. Open-Air Food Court 8. Playground at Rooftop Garden 9. Bird-Eye View
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The Ambiance An interesting fusion of inside and outside space is the main attraction for the visitors. The lighting design at night; alfresco dining; and open space which blend with nature beautifullly make it different from shopping centers in general which are usually stiff and monotonous. In addition, this shopping center also has an amphitheater as a place for cultural performances. This amphitheater is located in the middle of the site so that it can be seen easily by all visitors.
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Green Motion T h e N e w P o ro u s i t y i n U r b a n S c h e m e
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4 th Year Design Studio - 2018
Typology : Mixed-use development (commercial, residential) Supervisor : Dr. Ing. Ir. Boedi Darma Sidi, MSA Location : Naripan Street, Bandung, Indonesia
Sustainability has become an increasingly important consideration over the past few decades. Research shows that flexible spaces can be more economically viable and land efficient. That’s why mixed use schemes are promoted as essential to the creation of attractive, livable, and sustainable urban environments. This development scheme is also gaining popularity in Bandung, one of the most well-developed city in Indonesia. It aims to increase residential dwelling numbers, reduce commute time, and increase walkability to encourage the development of social capital.
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SITE ANALYSIS Location :
Naripan - Sunda - Veteran Street, Bandung, Indonesia
Legal Aspect :
BCR: 0.7; FAR: 5.6; GCR: 0.2; Site Area : 10682 sqm
Temperature
Humidity
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23-29 C
Precipitation
Wind Speed
20 %
70- 80 %
15 km/h
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The site location is very strategic because it is located at the intersection of 3 main roads with high intensity of activity, which are Naripan, Sunda and Veteran Street. On-site parking is available on both sides of the road on Naripan Street and the left side of Veteran Street.
Click Square Shopping Center
Natural Elements
The site faces north, east and south without large natural vegetation inside. For the drainage system, the water flows from Veteran and Naripan Street , then continue to Sunda Street drainage and headed north according to the land slope. The noise source mostly comes from 2 intersections located on Sunda Street at the east side.
Automotive Shops
Surroundings
The site is located in the K3 zone (Commercial and Linear Service Area). This commercial area is dominated by restaurants and automotive shops. Within 10 meter radius, there is a Click Square shopping center as a landmark of this region. K3 Zone : Commercial and Linear Service Area K2 Zone : Commercial and Service Center Public Service Zone : Education / school zone
Restaurants
Retail Stores
max. building volume
SITE 105 m
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120 m
DESIGN GOAL
ANALYSIS
SITE FLAT
A PERMEABLE mixed-use development which able to offer ‘LIVE, WORK, SHOP, PLAY’ communities in one place and make a positive contribution to the creation of new and high quality urban streetscape.
USER
URBAN
PRIVACY
HIGH DENSITY
MIDDLE CLASS
PEDESTRIAN
CONTEXT SUSTAINPERMEABLE ABLE MIXED FUNCTION
“How to make a place where path and node become one integrated and livable place?”
MAIN CONCEPT Dynamic Motion
Livable Community
Retail Transparency
Sustainable Living
Permeable and dynamic corridors to build a unique experience for visitors which also resulting profits for tenants because more people walk inside the building. A visible and transparent retail and alfresco dining to encourage an activity which able to connect with pedestrian
Designed public space to improve social quality of users and become a part of people’s lifestyle
The addition of vegetation elements to create better air quality and better pedestrian way which can improve the quality of people’s life.
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Green Motion
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“Providing continuous movement for pedestrian through sustainable approach”
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MASSING TRANSFORMATION 1
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Ground floor is divided into 5 masses, so that the entire road around is interconnected (permeability concept)
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Ground floor has a dynamic circulation pattern and there is an open space at the center as a focal point
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3 masses are combined and used as anchor tenant area. One of the masses has a void with a glass cover on the top floor, which aim to utilize natural lighting.
2nd Floor is more protruding outward than the ground floor to make a shade area at GF. Sky bridge to connect all masses. 5
The masses of the apartment adjusts to the podium shape. The minimum distance between towers is 8 meters in accordance with applicable rules.
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Site Plan
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1. Drop-Off Area 2. Main Plaza 3. Connection Walk 4. Loading Area
5. Rooftop Garden and Co-Working Space 6. Plaza
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B1 Floor Plan
B2 Floor Plan
1 st Floor Plan
2 ndFloor Plan
3 rdFloor Plan
Apartment Floor Plan (4-12th)
Studio Room
2 Bedrooms
3 Bedrooms
Zoning GF until 3rd floor are public and semi-public zone. There are lots of retail stores, restaurants, food court, supermarket and department store as the anchor tenant. Co-working space as a semi-public zone is located in 1st-3rd floor of the front mass which faced Naripan Street. This is the main street which has wider setback than the other street and also has more vegetation to help absorb the noise from the street. The co-working space also has a private outdoor area and roof garden at the 3rd floor. There are 4 apartment towers which shape is adjusted to the each podium shape. 3rd– 12th floor is a private zone which only accessible for the residents. Amenities for the residents can be found at the 3rd floor, such as gym, playground, childcare center, laundry, community hall, and management office.
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SUSTAINABILITY APPROACH The use of low-e and low-iron glass to reduce 62% of heat but still able to maintain 73% of sunlight
Amenities area for apartments at 3rd floor (gym, playground, swimming pool, childcare center, and community hall) combined with green roof concept
Secondary skin as a thermal barrier, especially for the west and east facades
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FACADE CONCEPT
ANALOGY 1
Elevation 1
LEAVES
represented by vertical garden as one of the façade elements and rooftop garden for replacing the initial green space that has been built over. 2
BRANCHES
represented by the secondary skin at some parts of the apartments, to show a dynamic façade 3
ROOTS
represented by façade at amenities area (3rd floor) as a strong base or ‘root’ for the apartment towers.
Elevation 2
The use low-emission paints and coatings
Elevation 3
Atrium to allow natural light and air flow inside the building
Elevation 4
Placement of the water element, such as a fountain plaza to help maintain the humidity level in the air outside the building
Section A
Utilization of green rooftop for a semi-public function (co-working space area)
Section B
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Corridor
Main Entrance
Main Plaza
Corridor
Bird-Eye View
Rooftop Garden
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Serene Arc Hotel
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Typology : Commercial Supervisor : Dr. Agus Suharjono Ekomadyo, ST. MT. Location : Pasir Kaliki Street 185-189, Bandung, Indonesia
Serene Arc Hotel is a 3-stars hotel which main purpose is to provide accommodation especially for middle class. Other than accommodation, this hotel also provide a business facilities, commercial area, and other leisure facilities to attract various guests with different background. The concept itself is affected by people’s lifestyle nowadays, which is influenced by flexibility, individuality and mobility. Quick change of scene, working on the go, here today, there tomorrow. It’s no wonder that Serene Arc’s architectural concepts are geared towards a more modular and wide-ranging use with increasing tendency.
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SITE ANALYSIS Location :
Pasir Kaliki Street 185-189, Cicendo, Bandung, Indonesia
Legal Aspect :
BCR: 0.7; FAR: 3.6; GCR: 0.2; Site Area : 4860 sqm
Temperature
Humidity
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23-29 C
Precipitation
Wind Speed
20 %
70- 80 %
15 km/h
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The site is located at an intersection of Pasir Kaliki and Dr. Djunjunan Street which are an arterial road with high intensity of activity. Therefore, the site entrance must be located more than 20 meters from the intersection.
Climate and Noise
The site faces north and east without large natural vegetation inside. The land is tend to be flat and the water flows from north to south according to the slope. The noise mostly comes from the intersection area.
Solid &Void
The site is located in the K3 zone (commercial and linear service area) so the surroundings are filled with retail stores and restaurants. However, there are a denser parts which are located in the west and south area of the site where there is an urban village. solids
Restaurant and Retail Store
Urban Village
Ibis Hotel
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Hasan Sadikin Hospital Pasupati Bridge
Gift Shop and Retail Store
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voids
DESIGN GOAL An efficient hotel which able to adjust to the guest’s lifestyles through the creation of space experiences at building’s interior and exterior.
MASSING TRANSFORMATION 1
DESIGN ISSUE AND CONCEPT Site Respond Extrusion
CONVENIENCE “how to create a hotel which able to comfort and fulfill widerange needs from various guest from diverse background?”
EFFICIENCY “how to maximize space and energy efficiency, and create a sustainable hotel design?”
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Addition of podium level and shade area for entrance 3
FLEXIBILITY “how to overcome short term demand fluctuations which can cause changes in demand type on a seasonal and weekly basis?”
2nd level as hotel rooms and amenities
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LIFESTYLE “how to create a trend-oriented or timelessly elegant hotel which can adapt to people’s need and lifestyle through time?”
6 storeys hotel tower consist of 18 suites and 174 standard rooms
Elevation 1
Elevation 2
Elevation 3
Elevation 4
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Ground Plan
B1 Floor Plan
B2 Floor Plan
1 st Floor Plan
2 nd Floor Plan
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Hotel Room Floor Plan (2 nd-7 th Floor)
HOTEL ROOM TYPE
Strandard Room 4.8 x 6 m
Standard Room
Strandard Room with Balcony 4 x 7.5 m
Suite 7x7m
Suite
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VERTICAL CIRCULATION SYSTEM
AIR CONDITIONING SYSTEM
Elevator Section
Elevator Plan
Emergency stair (evacuation route) Guest elevator Freight and emergency elevator Stair from basement to ground floor Stair from ground floor to 1st floor Stair from 1st floor to 2nd floor (amenities area)
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Chiller Room AHU Room Cooling Tower Pipe from chiller to AHU room Pipe from chiller to cooling tower Diffuser
Swimming Pool
Lobby
Business Lounge
Room Corridor
Meeting Room
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INNOVATION
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HUB
Typology : Commercial, Educational Supervisor : Dr. Agus Suharjono Ekomadyo, ST. MT. Location : Rancabentang Street, Ciumbuleuit, Bandung, Indonesia
Inospire is an innovation hub that emphasizes the concept of collaborative place to create an ecosystem of innovation. The extreme topography area has an incredible view from the top of the hills which is a benefit itself. This innovation hub is created for the creative and innovative society to enhance their passion and skill whilst enjoying the view of Bandung. Inospire also provides some rental office, especially for start-up communities based in Bandung.
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SITE ANALYSIS Location :
Rancabentang Street, Ciumbuleuit, Bandung, Indonesia
Legal Aspect :
BCR: 0.4; FAR: 1.6 Site Area : 3670 sqm Temperature
Humidity
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18 - 27 C
83- 90%
Precipitation
Wind Speed
20 %
14 km/h
Steepness (Slope)
Topography
Darker chocolate color indicate higher slope percentage.
The site is located in between 846-855 meter above sea level. Younger green color indicate higher elevation.
0-8% : gentle slope 8-15% : moderate slope 15-25% : strong slope 25-40% : very strong slope >40% : extreme slope
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Vacant Land
Residential
Restaurant and Coffee Shop
Rancabentang Street
max. building volume
SITE
80 m
64 m
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ANALYSIS
GOAL
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Innovative and Inspirational Environment
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USER
CONCEPT
CONTEXT
COMSTART-UP SLOPED RESIDENTIAL STUDENT COMMUNITY MERCIAL MEDIUM DENSITY
OFFICE WORKER
“How to make a productive place by utilizing the natural surroundings?
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EDUCATION
COWORKING
SPLIT FLEXIBLE LEVEL SPACE LOCAL MEETING INTERLOCKING MATERIALS PLACES MASS
Modern Collaborative Space
DESIGN ISSUES
Ambiance
Constructability
Sustainability
Flexibility
Maximize the Nature View
MASSING AND ZONING CONCEPT The building consists of 5 interlocking mass, which has different zone and function. There are some terrace setback to create an open space and ‘thin mass’ for all level.
Public Area Commercial Area (rental office)
STRUCTURE CONCEPT
In general, column beam is used in this building, except for the cantilever area which used steel frame structural system (wide flange steel/ WF). The steel frame also has diagonal bracing steel to increase the strength and stiffness of the structure. (detailed drawing at p.43)
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Ground Plan
Site Plan Ground Floor Plan
Parking area is located at semi-basement flo that surrounds the building is used as a gath be used to held an event that requires a lot of
Pedestrian entrance Vehicle entrance Proposed contour
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Semi Basement Plan
1 st Floor Plan
2 ndFloor Plan
Rooftop Plan
oor to maximize the landscape potential. The landscape area hering place, plaza, outdoor cafĂŠ, and amphitheater which can f space.
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Elevation 1
Elevation 2
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Elevation 3
Elevation 4
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Alumunium Composite Panel
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Copper (Local Material)
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Double Glazing WIndow
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Exposed Concrete
MATERIALS
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Section A
Section B
DETAILS
Cantilever Structure Detailed Section
Rooftop Garden Detailed Section
Concrete Column and Steel Beam Joist
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Amphitheater
Gallery and Minimart
Cafe
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Private Lounge
Library
Co-Working Space
Co-Working Space
Rooftop Garden
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housing
Community Based Neighbourhood
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4 th Year Design Studio - 2018
Typology : Residential Supervisor : Dr. Ing. Ir. Boedi Darma Sidi, MSA Location : Sadang Serang Residential, Bandung, Indonesia
The urbanization process is a factor that contributes to the development and settlement problems at the urban area and its periphery that continues to urbanize. The high demand for residential land that is not balanced with good design causes inefficiencies in land use. This inefficiency is related to the low intensity of land use, such as a low density single house that was built in the suburbs which are now developed as a city center. One of the areas in Bandung that experiences this phenomenon is Sadang Serang. Previously, Sadang Serang was a suburbs, now it is a city center. The efficiency of this residential area can be improved by paying attention to the density, public facilities, infrastructure, and open space area.
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SITE ANALYSIS Location :
Sadang Serang Residential, Sekeloa, Bandung, Indonesia
Legal Aspect :
BCR: 0.6; GCR: 0.2 Site Area : 109700 sqm
Temperature
Humidity
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23-29 C
Precipitation
20 %
70- 80 %
Wind Speed
15 km/h
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In general, the slope percentage of the Sadang Serang area is 0.01% - 60% (through parametric calculations) with a slope dominated by 0% - 15% so that no land engineering is needed for this residential development. 0-5% : gentle slope 5-15% : moderate slope
Residential
15-25% : strong slope >25 : very strong slope
Natural Elements
There are a lot of noise source around the site, such as schools, mosques, and the traditional market and bus terminal at the south. Vegetation density inside the site area is varies (darker green in the picture above shows higher density of trees). The west side has a lower topography and there is a small river which is also the site boundary.
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Overall, the site is surrounded by high density residential area and some public facilities, such as schools, mosque, and terminal. There is a commercial zone which is located beside the main road. Residential zone Public Facilities Commercial Zone
Sadang Serang Street (main road)
River
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Surroundings
Market and Bus Terminal
DESIGN GOAL
ANALYSIS
SITE Sustainable Environment
Efficient Land Use
Shared Public Facilities
USER
LOCAL SLOPED URBANCOMMUNITIES HIGH DENSITY
MIDDLE CLASS
CONTEXT URBAN SUSTAINABLE HOUSING PUBLIC FACILITIES
MAIN CONCEPT
"Community Based Neighbourhood " Interaction Through Design Nowadays, housing design tends to encourage ‘individualist’ attitude. One family do not communicate with other families, not even know each other. Therefore, this residential design is designed to accommodate positive social interactions and prevent the development of an individualistic lifestyle. For example, there are some communal areas or active open spaces that can be used as a meeting places among residents.
Livable and Sustainable Environment Maximizing saleable area usually has an impact on the lack of green open space in residential areas. This point of view needs to be changed, especially for high density settlements at the city center. The green space is an urban air filter, which can refine the air that has been contaminated with pollution so that it can play a role in increasing public health.
Shared Community Spaces Inadequate public facilities and community spaces in urban areas can cause a low quality of life for the community. Creating some community spaces that binds each areas can give the opportunity for the residents to gather and pursue shared interests which can brings many benefits to personal, and the community itself.
ZONING CONCEPT 1
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The area is divided by a main road that connects 2 access points (in and out) of the location
Public and social facilities, as well as commercial areas are added besides the main road to be easily accessed by the residents and non-residents.
Several secondary roads were added to connect each residential area
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Master Plan
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7. Primary School 8. Kindergarten 9. Commercial (Shop House) 10. Row House 11. Sport Center 12. Community Hall
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Street Hierarchy
Drainage
Green Area and Pedestiran Way
Water flow Primary street (14m wide with 2m median) Secondary street (9m wide)
Green Area
Pedestrian
Subdivision
Tertiary street (5m wide) Semi-private street(2-4m wide, pedestrian only) Access
Land Use
Cluster B Cluster A
Row House Commercial (Shop House) Walk-Up Apartment Public Facility
WALK-UP APARTMENT 5 blocks apartment, total: 400 units
ROW HOUSE
2 clusters, total 356 units
Type 1:
-Floor area : 60 sqm, Lot area: 72 sqm (60/72) -with a private carport Ground Floor Plan (Retail/ Public Facility)
Typical Floor Plan (20 units/floor ~ 80 units/ block)
Cluster A : 184 units 32 units type 1 88 units type 2 24 units type 3 28 units type 4 12 units type 5
Type 2,3,4,5:
-Shared parking lot -Area:
Type 2 : 56/70 Type 3 : 56/72 Type 4 : 48/60 Type 5 : 48/60
Cluster B : 172 units 62 units type 1 86 units type 2 10 units type 3 10 units type 4 4 units type 5 Apartment Floor Plan
Partial Siteplan (clustered row house)
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Primary Street Section
Secondary Street Section
Tertiary Street Section
Semi-Private Street Section
Pedestrian and Drainage Detail
Median (bio retention swale) Detail
PATHWAY MATERIAL
PRIMARY Street Pedestrian Detail
Pedestrian Way Material
Public Facilities Corridor/Yard
Semi-Private Street Material
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SECONDARY and TERTIARY Street Pedestrian Detail
Bird-Eye View
Apartment
Shop House
Row House
Clustered Row House (Semi-Private Street)
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Internship Projects CPG Corporation, SIngapore | May-August 2018
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This section summarize my experiences in internship with CPG Corporation as architectural design assistant in industrial design studio division. Throughout my internship, I was involved to assist the design process of these 3 projects, which are Cleantech building and industrial warehouse at Jakarta, Indonesia and San Pedro, Philippines.
CLEANTECH 4 Location : Cleantech Loop, Singapore Site Area : 5800 sqm Typology: Education
Supervisor: Looi Chee Kin, Lin Zhenyi Software Used: Adobe Photoshop, AutoCAD, SketchUp, Microsoft PowerPoint
CleanTech 4 is one of CleanTech Park projects which is the first eco-business park in Singapore. CleanTech Park is located on an area of 50 hectares beside Nanyang Technological University and serves as a place for research & development (R&D) and test-bedding in the development of new technologies. As I joined the team, this project still in design development phase. I was involved in the process of design several alternative faรงade concepts, revise the building plan, design drop-off area and plaza, help to prepare presentation material to clients and CEOs of the company, and make some illustrations or rendering of building exteriors.
FACADE DESIGN AND 3D VISUALIZATION Day Time Visualization
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Night Time Visualization
DROP-OFF AREA AND PLAZA DESIGN
BUILDING MAINTAINABILITY SYSTEM Roof Plan
Maintainability System Detailed Section
Backlit Lamp and Triple Bank Louvre Detailed Section
The davit arm system is used to clean the spandrel on the façade. Meanwhile, the boom lift system is used for maintenance of the rear façade, especially for building utility parts. In addition, the façade also requires a “cat walk” area behind the spandrel, for the backlit lamp installation and replace it if damage occurs.
REVISE BUILDING PLAN
BUILDING EFFICIENCY
This revision aims to improve the efficiency of building or saleable area. The obstacle experienced is the utility space requirements for mechanical & electrical rooms require more space compared to other buildings in general. I was responsible for revising the floor plan design, especially the core area and the utility rooms at the ground floor.
68 %
Revised Ground Floor Plan
73.2 %
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Other Works
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Glulam Construction, Le Verde Cafe and Art Gallery Model Making, Hand Drawing Detailed Section
GLULAM CONSTRUCTION
Bracing
3 rd Year Building Construction and Materials Studio - 2017 In Collaboration with : Marcellina N. and Kristina Andre Supervisor : Dr. Ir. Lily Tambunan, MT. This structure has a 30 meters span width and length up to 64 meters. The main structures are 8 glulam modules with cross section dimension of each glulam portal is 40 cm x 60 cm. The lightweight structure, which is located above the main structure, is supported by a ‘V’ steel tensor and is composed of secondary and tertiary beams, and a roof covering made of terracotta panels. Each tertiary beam is equipped with bracing as a binder.
Tertiary Beam Secondary Beam Steel Tensor
Glulam
Pedestal
Steel Plate Anchor
Nuts and Bolts Steel Plate
Concrete Pedestal
Pedestal Detail
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LE VERDE CAFE AND ART GALLERY 3 rd Year Design Studio - 2017 Supervisor : Aswin Indraprastha, Ph.D. Location : Veteran Sreet, Bandung, Indonesia Site Area : 1547 sqm Le Verde Café and Art Gallery implements the concept of urban oasis, which is the concept where the users is expected to feel comfortable and relax for a moment in the middle of the urban activities. The building integrates with L3 Gallery nature to create a contrast with the urban atmosphere which Rooftop Garden is rigid, crowded, and dull. Le Verde Café and Art Gallery also has wide openings to maximize the natural lighting and air circulation inside the building.
MAIN CONCEPT
“ Integrating nature with urban context“
North Elevation
South Elevation
L2
Gallery Workshop Room Seminar Room
L1
Gallery Staff Only Area: director room, curator room, staff room & lounge
East Elevation
West Elevation
GF
Cafe and Innercourt Staff Only Area: kitchen, storage, panel room, manager room
Exploded Axonometric
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MODEL MAKING
Bali Gateway Final Project - 2019
SS3 House Remodeling 2 nd Year Design Studio - 2017
Tropical House - 2017
2 nd Year Design Studio
Massive and Transparent Facade 2 nd Year Space and Form Organization Studio - 2017 58
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Material Tectonics 2 nd Year Space and Form Organization Studio - 2017
Le Verde Cafe and Art Gallery Section Model 3 rdYear Design Studio - 2017
Vector Active Structure - 2017
3 rd Year Structure and Form Studio
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HAND DRAWING
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