Architecture Portfolio Mahira Raihana Putri | 2017-2019

POR TFO .LIO selected works 2017-2019

Mahira Raihana Putri

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.01 Onowa Eco-Luxury Resort Final year project .02 The Innovation Hub 3rd year academic project .03 Two Storey House 2nd year academic project .04 Guyub Futurarc 2018 Competition Entry

Onowa Eco-Luxury Resort Towards 2019, the Indonesian Ministry of Tourism is intensifying development in the tourism sector and setting ten priority tourism destinations that are expected to become Indonesian and foreign tourist destinations for coming and holidaying, also called 10 new Bali destinations. One of the ten destinations is Wakatobi, located in Southeast Sulawesi.

Wakatobi Islands have high potential to become tourist attractions, especially underwater nature tourism. In addition, the culture that is still thick and other natural beauty on each island can also be another tourist destination that can be visited by tourists.

Even though the natural and cultural potential is high as a tourist attraction, the accommodations in the Wakatobi Islands are still not as good as on other tourist islands in Indonesia. Until now, the accommodations provided by the government in Wakatobi and the private sector are mostly only on modest and moderate quality, and only a few have very good quality. In connection with the government’s plan to intensify development in three aspects, namely attraction, accessibility, and amenities, tourism accommodation with international quality becomes important in supporting tourism development plans in Indonesia.

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Bachelor Degree Final Project | 2019 Supervisor: Dr.-Ing. Andry Widyowijatnoko, ST., MT.

Bird Eye View

LEGENDA 1 ENTRANCE 2 TEMPAT PARKIR 3. DROP OFF 4 MAIN BUILDING (RESTO+LOBBY) 5 HALL 6 KIDS CENTER DAN RETAIL S 7 JUNGLE SPA 8 LONG HOUSE 9 JETTY BAR 10 BACK OF THE HOUSE 11 DERMAGA KECIL 12 DERMAGA BESAR 13 SAFE ZONE 14 PALUNG

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The site is on the fragrant island, the northernmost island of the Wakatobi archipelago facing the open sea. The site has coral rock as far as 300 meters from the coastline. To take the advantage of the natural existing, resort design area utilizes the presence of coral as a foundation for overwater villas.

Overwater villa becomes an important point in the design of the resort. The design of this house was inspired by the residence of a famous tribe in the Wakatobi, tribe Bajo. In addition, stay in villa on the water provides a unique experience for visitors and can create a sense of being close to the real nature.

The shape of villas and facilities is inspired from a traditional food of Wakatobi archipelago, Kukure. Kukure is another form of sea urchin that doesn’t poisionous and doesn’t have horns.

Family Villa

Couple Villa

Villa Suite

PRODUCED BY AN AUTODESK STUDENT VERSION

PRODUCED BY AN AUTODESK STUDENT VERSION

PRODUCED BY AN AUTODESK STUDENT VERSION

PRODUCED BY AN AUTODESK STUDENT VERSION PRODUCED BY AN AUTODESK STUDENT VERSION

Restaurant - Swimming Pool - Lobby - Cafe

PRODUCED BY AN AUTODESK STUDENT VERSION

PRODUCED BY AN AUTODESK STUDENT VERSION

PRODUCED BY AN AUTODESK STUDENT VERSION

Dive Center

PRODUCED BY AN AUTODESK STUDENT VERSION

PRODUCED BY AN AUTODESK STUDENT VERSION

Retail - Kids Center

PRODUCED BY AN AUTO

PRODUCED BY AN AUTODESK STUDENT VERSION

FLOOR PLAN FACILITIES

PRODUCED BY AN AUTODESK STUDENT VERSION

Jetty Bar

PRODUCED BY AN AUTODESK STUDENT VERSION PRODUCED BY AN AUTODESK STUDENT VERSION

PRODUCED BY AN AUTODESK STUDENT VERSION

PRODUCED BY AN AUTODESK STUDENT VERSION

PRODUCED BY AN AUTODESK STUDENT VERSION

Single Spa

Spa Area

Couple Spa PRODUCED BY AN AUTODESK STUDENT VERSION

PRODUCED BY AN AUTODESK STUDENT VERSION

PRODUCED BY AN AUTODESK STUDENT VERSION PRODUCED BY AN AUTODESK STUDENT VERSION PRODUCED BY AN AUTODESK STUDENT VERSION

PRODUCED BY AN AUTODESK STUDENT VERSION

Meeting Room - Hall PRODUCED BY AN AUTODESK STUDENT VERSION

Couple Villa

Family Villa

Villa Suite

Main Building

Supporting Facilities

Spa

Elevation

Bird Eye View

Ambience at Drop Off Area

Ambience at Lobby

Ambience at Plaza Between Villas

Ambience at the Coastline

Couple Villa Interior Ambience

Family Villa Interior Ambience

Perspectives

Bird Eye View of Main Building

Ambience at Assembly Point

Ambience at Overwater Villa Bridge

Ambience at Jetty Bar

Ambience at Retail Shop and Kids Center

Ambience at Swimming Pool

Ambience at the Entrance of Spa Room

The Innovation Hub It is a mixed functions buildings that located in Gegerkalong Hilir Street, Bandung. The main function of the building is as the head office of a company in software technology industry. The building facilities consist of many functions such as co-working space, gallery, restaurant, and of course, office space.

The site is located at high bandung plateau which has a fairly steep contour that needs to be adjusted in making the form of buildings that can respond to the highlands while facilitating users efficiently.

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3rd year academic projet | 2017 Supervisor: Ir. Budi Rijanto, DEA

Exterior Perspective

Siteplan

Floor Plan

North Elevation

Section A

Co-working Space Interior Perspective

South Elevation

Section B

Office Space Interior Perspective

Two Storey House The two storey house is located in a highland area in Kampung Padi housing complex, Bandung. The owner of the house is a nuclear family consisting of parents and two teenage children. The location of the house is at the end of the intersection so it has a relatively large area.

Utilizing the cool and not hot air of the city of Bandung, the two-story house is focused on natural air circulation with main openings in the south and north area of the building.

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2nd year academic project | 2017 Supervisor: Ir. Budi Rijanto, DEA

Exterior Perspective

Interior Perspective

Floor Plan

Futurarc Prize 2018 Competition As a capital city, Jakarta city is the most dense city amongs all city in Indonesia. Jakarta is projected to grow denser every year. A lot of comers comes and looking for a job in Jakarta.

This thing get worsen on economic center area such as Tanah Abang, Jakarta. Tanah Abang itself is one sub-district in Cental of Jakarta City. Here, we can find the biggest textile market in South East Asean. They sell clothes and other fabric all around world. This strategic location makes people comes and stay here.

However, how much the people come just make the space for residence is more dense. It makes the squatter area for the residential. Many ‘houses’ is built beside train railway or on the river side.

This squatter area of housing with over populated people is sure not a good place to life.

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Futurarc Prize Competition Entry | 2018 Team: Joshua Aditya, Vinsensius Ardinan Bramanto

Perspective

Rain water harvesting collect rainwater and store it in a water tank

White roof painted with solar reflective white coating and reflects up to 90% of sunlight

Roof garden utilize the roof as a green space

Backyard farming maximize the function of the back of the house as a garden

Air filtration plants can filtrate incoming air and absorb air pollution

Vertical Park the park which was once on the ground was also lifted vertically along with the house

Incremental construction home development is tailored to the needs of its residents and can continue to grow

Modular housing building components are made modular so that it makes installation easier

Ramp circulation housing Circular circulation in the building creates harmony between housing units

Vertical farming plant in a narrow space and utilize vertical space as a planting medium

Energy collector all energy income is collected in the battery room Market the results of farming are resold to other residents and migrants

Trash Bank garbage is collected, sorted, and reused Waste management all waste produced is collected and processed properly

HOW GUYUB WORKS? GUYUB is the Indonesian terms for harmonious, friendly or peaceful. GUYUB brings the new concept of vertical living that is more fit to Indonesian culture of living. What GUYUB do is reconstuct the living culture on the landed housing to vertical housing that accomodates higher desity population. This new concept of vertical housing can grew over time, increase the community bound, making self dependent food and energy supply and has a good impact for the bigger urban fabric. In order to achieve that living structure, there are 4 main concepts that applied to GUYUB housing.

INCREMENTAL HOUSING

BLENDED CIRCULATION

The program of every unit will grow over time depends on the occupants needs. With 8x8 meters space and height of 5.5 meters, the occupants can expand their own building up and side.

The expantion is depends of occupants’ needs anda ability.

The common vertical housing apartment is only accomodate the social interaction horizontally. With the arrangement of circular ramp shaped makes the interaction is not limited by the building level so it can increase the occupants interaction.

VERTICAL FARMING

SMART-LIGHTWEIGHT MODULAR CONSTRUCTION

The food source supply is obtain indepedently through the vertical garden and the backyard garden on every unit. The garden is build without border in every unit to make the garden is shared space that increasing communication between the occupants. The garden that every unit have is also take role as the air filtration that can absorb the carbon on the city.

The house of each unit is constructed with fixed-sized modul that can be easily to assembly. The building constructing process is better to be done together with another occupants in order to increase the sense of community between the ocupants.

Modular housing unit The module of housing is made from the metal hollow and GRC board. There are 3 different module for 3 different function that can be arranged together like a lego block.

INDEPENDENT SOURCE OF FOOD, WATER AND ENERGY Green roof and rain water harvesting Water is an element that cannot be separated in our daily activities. Utilizing space on the roof of a building, which is rarely used, becomes an area for planting and collecting rain water so that it can be used daily. Utilizing the green roof function as a rainwater filter that will be accommodated next. This building will be independent in its clean water and its utilization can be maximized according to the needs of each family.

Urban Farming To achieve food security in each region at least every family can produce its own food.

Starting from growing vegetables and fruits which become personal consumption every day and better if you can give it to others. Further development, the yield of vegetables and fruit produced can be sold in the markets and the nearest sales unit so that it can also generate income for the family.

Cycle of water use in buildings

Roof garden utilize the roof as a green space

Rain water harvesting collect rainwater and store it in a water tank Solar panel roof house roof is used as a media energy collector Wind turbine utilize the fairly strong wind to generate electricity Water turbine take advantage of water currents that are sufficiently strong to produce electricity Urban farming plant crops that can be consumed together

List of plants that can grow in a vertical garden.

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Vertical garden the park which was once on the ground was also lifted vertically along with the house Live stock fulfillment of meat needs for consumption

SPACE THAT CAN PROVOKE INTERACTION Space for people too much space is given to inanimate objects so that good interactions are not created. the space given to humans will be well defined. humans will naturally interact with other humans. these spaces will be shaped like parks, playgrounds, urban forests, rivers, and so forth. various other functions can be formed around this space such as offices, shops, museums, and other recreational functions.

Redefine river The border of the river that has been abandoned should be used as public spaces that still pay attention to the safety of the river. As a result of this utilization will make the river a recreational and research facility. the development of animals and plants can be increasingly diverse where the function of food will always be fulfilled at the border of a river that is already beautiful. Public space can be utilized for human needs to socialize. Various activities can be accommodated and can provide new colors for the Tanah Abang region itself.

Playground land for children to play provides happiness Park provide space to gather, play, and interact between humans Vertical park the park which was once on the ground was also lifted vertically along with the house Amphiteather art performances that used to be rarely seen will begin to appear to the surface

Amphiteather

Forest city the city’s lungs are a vital function that is rarely considered River front Abandoned riverbanks will be remade to attract visitors Skywalk forest city Walking in the city’s forests will give you cool air Great pedestrian way invite people to walk on comfortable sidewalks

Riverfront

LIVING WITH THE NATURE Park and forest-ity Population density and traffic density play a large role in producing excessive CO2.

Comfort of space will be disturbed by it so that the existing spaces will become negative spaces. The settlement can be done by human hands or by nature itself. Greening is one way to handle it. Giving this space indirectly also provides space for animals and plants to coexist with humans in an exotic way. This combination is called mutualism.

Trees that can absorb the biggest CO2

This list of plants recommended to be planted in the city so that they can absorb more CO2.

Reactivate the river The riverbank area is reactivated and made into public space. This border area is freed from wild buildings and planted with various kinds of vegetation. The vegetation on the river banks can be a place for developing river ecosystems.

Make jogging track and gym facility for public Make jogging track on riverside and gym facility for public

Mahoni tree

Sansevieria

Trembesi tree

Longan tree

Chrysalidocarpus lutescens

Make amphiteather and park in the riverside

Make amphiteather and park in the riverside

WINDMILL AS ELECTRIC GENERATOR The big flow of wind on the top of building is used to gain electricity

SPONGE BUILDING The vegetation on perimeter of the building absorb the carbon emmision around the building

SOLAR PANEL The solar panel placed in the smaller building to turn solar energy to electricity

RECIPROCITY TO THE ENVIRONMENT Sponge system Every unit is equipped with a backyard garden to planting. It will makes the whole building acts like a sponge. It absorbs the carbon as tree is planted on every level of the building. So where the building is built, it will absorb the carbon around.

Incremental housing A vertical house cannot accommodate all the wishes of its inhabitants. A vertical house cannot provide all the wishes of its occupants. Providing space for residents to explore their needs and abilities for habitation is the right choice where they can adjust their needs and abilities.

Evolution of Tanah Abang C a r b o n

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If this concept is implemented in Jakarta, there will be a decrease in carbon content so that the city of Jakarta will become a cooler city. This reduction in carbon content will have an impact on the greenhouse effect and the average temperature rise in Jakarta can be restrained.

Cycling Strategy This strategy is stated

by J. Christopher Jones in his design method book. The building process is divide into stages based on the user need. Every stage of buiding process can assure that the user can use the house. To begin the next stage of building, the previous stage should be done first until all stages is completed and maximize the space’s potential.

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THE URBAN CONNECTOR The sky bridge connecting beetween the housing area - Pasar tanah abang market and Railway Station to make the circulation effective

RIVER REVITALITATION The riverbank is revitalized and bring back the riverbank ecosystem

other works other other works works

Rendering Internship works Model Making Internship works Oil Rig Design Competition Collaboration with Petroleum Engineer Students Photography Trips Layouting Book layouting team volunteer

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Internship works at D.I.G Architects, Japan | Jun-Aug 2019 Project from left to right: SMPJ Project intern’s design, SMPJ Project principal‘s design, I-Clinic, Hiramatsu House

model making model model making making

Internship works at D.I.G Architects, Japan | Jun-Aug 2019 Project : Fujiken House, SMPJ Project

oil rig design oil rig oil rig design design

Petrolida Competition Finalist | Apr 2018 Team: Fasya Nur, Axel Perwira, Johan Sebastian, Ariadi Pradana

photography photography photography

Photography | 2017 - 2019 Banyuwangi, Cisoka, Istiqlal Mosque, Stone Garden, Kyoto

Travel Journey Photobook Kyoto-Tokyo | 2019

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Karya-G PUIsi Bunga Cantik Hari berganti sore Dan bunga cantik ini layu Adinda Arsitektur 2014

Tapi matahari tetap disana Yakin besok ia bermekaran lagi 19/03/17 Sapaan Laut

Raedi (Ketua Divisi SDI) menuturkan bahwa proses dalam mencari permasalahan dan mencoba menjawabnya adalah proses yang cukup rumit. Mereka berkali-kali mengganti permasalahan yang akan diangkat karena merasa bahwa substansial dalam permasalahan tersebut kurang. Permasalahan yang sempat akan dibahas antara lain tentang banjir, pemanfaatan air hujan, atau penerangan jalan. Semua masalah tersebut cenderung bersifat ke permasalahan fisik atau infrastruktural. Hingga akhirnya muncullah permasalahan mengenai kesenjangan antara

Debur-debur air laut Berpura-pura menyapa karang Diam-diam ia mengikisnya 40

Perlahan-lahan hingga tak bersisa

Apa warna rasamu hari ini?

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Kalau Saja Kalau saja kamu mau berkaca lebih lama Melihat bayanganmu lebih lama

Bila rasa menjelma warna Akankah ia putih seputih awan?

Atau biru sebiru lautan?

Putih akan mengharu Dan biru hanya melagukan sendu

Mungkin masih ada sebongkah ego disana Yang tak pernah kau sentuh

Maka jika rasa tak mau melagu Lukiskanlah dalam biasan warna Dalam pulasan haru dan sendu Dalam perasaan putih dan biru

Dan tanpa disadari Keangkuhan menjadi segalamu

Selamat pagi, Apa warna rasamu hari ini?

orang-orang jalanan dan mereka yang bukan.

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Sebuah karya tentang gagasan untuk mengurangi masalah kesenjangan antara orang jalanan dan mereka yang bukan.

Divisi Studi dan Inovasi (SDI) dari Ikatan Mahasiswa Arsitektur Gunadharma ITB (IMA-G ITB) adalah pembawa gagasan ruang seni jalanan dalam sebuah pameran yang bertajuk utopis. SDI merupakan divisi yang berfokus pada studi dan inovasi yang diharapkan dapat menciptakan karya untuk menyelesaikan permasalahan yang ada di masyarakat.

Bandung sebenarnya memiliki wadah pelatihan untuk orang-orang jalanan sehingga mereka bisa menghasilkan sebuah karya, tetapi, Bandung belum memiliki wadah khusus yang digunakan untuk memamerkan atau menampung karya-karya mereka. Dikaitkan dengan adanya permasalahan kesenjangan, maka SDI memberikan gagasan untuk menciptakan ruang yang berfungsi sebagai tempat

Ruang seni Jalanan memamerkan karya, sekaligus tempat melakukan interaksi antara dua golongan tersebut.

Dengan adanya tempat interaksi ini, SDI berharap hubungan antara orang-orang jalanan dan mereka yang bukan tidak hanya sekedar memberi dan menerima, tapi bisa menimbulkan rasa saling peduli dan saling membantu. Bahkan tidak menutup kemungkinan juga untuk melakukan sebuah kolaborasi dengan orang-orang jalanan. (WSW)

Narasumber: Raedi D. P. Sumber Gambar: Dokumentasi Pribadi

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Book layouting team volunteer | 2016-2018 IMAGE Magazine, Architecture ITB Student Organization

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Make Up,

Mood Booster dalam Ber-arsitektur

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Buat pecinta film pasti sudah pada nonton IT, film horror yang rilis pada bulan September lalu, dan kalian pasti sudah kenal dengan karakter utamanya yaitu Pennywise, monster badut, yang diperankan oleh Bill Skarsgard. Dalam film tersebut wajah tampan Bill Skarsgard berubah menyerupai badut berkepala besar dan menyeramkan.

Wajah Pennywise yang menyeramkan itu bukan hasil dari ilusi komputer, tapi hasil tangan dingin dari para makeup artist yang memberikan special effects di wajah Bill Skarsgard. Ternyata Massa G juga ada yang mampu membuat efek seram seperti wajah Pennywise melalui make up, yaitu Yulia Firstianisa Indristary. Gadis berkerudung angkatan G17 itu memiliki hobi make up, mulai dari beauty makeup, face painting sampai special effect makeup seperti yang digunakan pada film-film horror. Ketertarikannya pada make up sudah timbul sejak ia kecil, tapi ia baru

Yulia Firstianisa Arsitektur 2016/G17

tekun mempelajarinya saat duduk di kelas 3 SMA. Hingga kini Yulia masih menyempatkan waktu untuk menjalani hobi make up-nya lewat eksprimen-eksperimen kecil atau mengambil job ditengah kesibukan ber-arsitektur yang dilanda banyak pengumpulan tugas dan ujian. Meskipun begitu hobi dan akademik Yulia dapat berjalan dengan seimbang, bahkan ia mengaku bahwa make up justru menjadi mood booster-nya dalam akademik.

Sering kali sebelum mengerjakan tugas atau belajar, ia harus memainkan make up entah itu sekedar memainkan alis, eyeshadow, atau eyeliner. Yulia sering mengunggah hasil eksperimen make up-nya melalui akun instagram pribadinya yang memiliki lima ribu pengikut, dan ia juga memiliki channel youtube yang berisikan tutorial-tutorial make up karyanya sendiri dengan 700 subscribers. Pada akhir pekan Yulia sering mengambil job make up baik di Bandung atau Jakarta, tiga sampai empat kali dalam satu bulan, yang katanya hasilnya lumayan untuk tambahan uang jajan dan beli bahan maket.

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Kardus menjadi salah satu limbah yang paling sering ditemukan di sekitar kita.

Kardus dapat diperoleh dari kemasan suatu barang, seperti alat elektronik, air mineral dan alat-alat rumah tangga. Perusahaan-perusahaan seringkali menggunakan kardus untuk mengemas produknya sehingga aman dan tidak hancur saat sampai ke tangan konsumen.

Sebagai konsumen, kita biasanya akan membuang kardus kemasan yang tidak terpakai ke tempat sampah setelah mengambil produk dari kemasannya. Tetapi berbeda dengan yang dilakukan Fathan Ahsanul Fardi, mahasiswa arsitektur angkatan G15. Ia justru mengolah kardus menjadi barang yang lebih bermanfaat.

Bersama teman satu angkatannya, Rihan, ia membuat “Craft Dus�. Craft Dus adalah produk kerajinan yang dibuat dari bahan olahan kadus dengan menggunakan teknologi laser cut. Ide Craft Dus ini bermula ketika Fathan pertama kali memakai laser cut untuk membuat maket tugas Perancangan Arsitektur di semester 5. Semenjak itu ia menjadi tertarik pada laser cut. Setelah berdiskusi dengan

Rihan, tercipta ide untuk membuat produk yang menggunakan laser cut. Dengan pencarian preseden di internet, akhirnya diperoleh bahwa kardus memiliki potensi karena dapat diolah dengan laser cut, murah, dan mudah diperoleh. Sebagai permulaan mereka mencoba membuat prototipe produk rakitan roket dan rakitan kepala rusa dari kardus dengan bantuan software 3D modeling dan laser cut yang ada di Gedung Arsitektur. Dirasa hasil percobaan tersebut kurang layak untuk dijual, mereka mencari ide produk lain sekaligus mematangkan branding dan packaging produk agar siap dijadikan bisnis serius. Akhirnya setelah 4 bulan, diperoleh produk kap lampu dalam 5 versi. Saat dipasarkan melalui toko online, berhasil terjual beberapa pieces. Saat ini Craft Dus menambah 1 anggota lagi, Aji G15, dan mengeluarkan produk baru berupa jam meja berbentuk hewan. Untuk kedepannya Craft Dus akan mencoba membuat rak buku dan jam dinding. Semoga kedepannya bisnis kecil-kecilan Fathan, Rihan, dan Aji dapat lebih berkembang dan sukses. (HP)

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mengolahlimbahjadi jadikarya karya Fathan Ahsanul Fardi Arsitektur 2014/G15

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