Architecture Portfolio - Muhammad Hafizh Nabhaan

selected works

2019 - 2021

Muhammad Hafizh Nabhaan

Muhammad Hafizh Nabhaan +62 81779286934 m.hafizh.nabhaan@gmail.com @mhafizhn_

education 2018 - now Institut Teknologi Nasional 2015 - 2018 SMA Negeri 2 Bandung

organization 2020 - 2021 Member of Himpunan Mahasiswa Arsitektur Itenas Head of MODERATUR Workshop 2019 - 2020 Member of Himpunan Mahasiswa Arsitektur Itenas 2017 - 2018 Head of Student IT Community Extracuricullar

Bandung, 17.11.1999 Jalan Gagak VI No.173 B 144F, Bandung City

competition 2021 Yahintara - Natalembur International Design Seminar 2021 - Datascape Krearture Vol III by Tatamatra - Modular Housing 2020 Prodekbang Bandung 2019 Roca One day Design Challange capabilities modelling & drafting sketchup autocad rendering lumion

vray

rhino

grasshopper

enscape

editing adobe softwares photoshop illustrator

animate

premiere

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taman neglasari

Bandung Prodekbang Competition 2020 Entry

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rumah aksa

Krearture Vol III.

Competition 2021 Entry

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spa-tra project

INDESEM Series

Competition 2021 Entry

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hampton regency

Housing Project

Design Proposal Project

taman neglasari Cikutra, Bandung Bandung Prodekbang Competition 2020 Participant

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Mentor :

Eggi Septianto, S.T. M.T Team

:

M Hafizh Nabhaan Luthfi Prakoso Aji Romdoni Gozali Zakaria Hadi Prayoga

Since the start of Covid-19 Pandemic, it cannot be denied

According to a study conducted from the

that a strong community is needed from various level of

Harvard Business Review, people who work

society. The formation of a strong community requires a

at the Co-Working Space have an average

collaborative space as a forum for thoughts and ideas for

growth rate of 6 on a 7-point scale. This

the advancement of Bandung City especially at the Center

score is one point higher than the average

of Bandung Territorial Elements . This collaborative space

score for employees who perform their

take form as a Co-Working Space.

jobs in a typical office.

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Located in Urban Village Cikutra, Bandung. Cikutra is home for about 20.000 residents.

With a high population level that increasing every year, open spaces such as “Taman Neglasari” becomes an important needs which support community activities.“Taman Neglasari” were commonly used as a meeting place,urban farming activities, waste bank programs, “membatik” and other community activities.

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the site is surrounded by potential visitors ( local residents, Gor C-TRA visitor, local community ) the aim is to create inclusiveness within the site through facilities and accessibility

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Creative Economy

by adding other function to the Park (Co-Working Space) it will increase park activities, attract visitors which resulting income and productivity growth that hopefully Taman Neglasari becomes independent community.

Administrative Public Space Urban Farming

etric view

existing site

Administrative Gazeebo Convenience Urban Farming Co - Working Space Wall Magazine Entrance Gathering point

tric view

reformed site

-Working Space

Independent Community

Respond to Covid - 19

as design inspired by nature, the trees are remains, the existing site is transformed into open-public spaces with freely organic shaped buldings that orienting into cone shaped rain catcher as vocal gathering point that represented “water” that inspired by commonly added “Ci” (Water) in the streets name of Bandung (e.g. Cikutra).

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drawing plan

siteplan

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Entrance

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Toilet

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Urban Farming

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Gazeebo

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Public Space

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Multipurpose Space

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Co-Working Space

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Administration

isometric view

Bookshelves

Toilet

co-working

Roofgarden

perspective view

interior

As part of contribution on increasing level of literacy the Co-Working Spaces are provided with Bookshelves and the rooftgarden are also functioned to be “lesehan” spots which is parts of sundanese cultures

perspective view

exterior

perspective view

exterior

rumah aksa Bandung Krearture Series Competition 2021 Participant

Team

:

M Hafizh Nabhaan Luthfi Prakoso Aji Romdoni Gozali Zakaria Hadi Prayoga

The need for shelter is an urgency in the community, especially in Indonesia as the 4th largest population in the world.

There are many needs, but the lack of land, especially in big cities ,which are facing crisis in their community.

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isometric view

“diversity in modularity”

form finding

isometric view

rumah aksa

Prefabrication in residential houses is often seen

“rumah aksa” is located on 78 sqm area

as boring and monotonous, this stigma makes the

which is planned as a “growing house”

majority of people reluctant to use modular structures in their houses. Modularity is often seen as a hindrance in expressing diversity, there-

the dynamic placement of the modular 4 sqm cube, making it possible to move between spaces to prevent negative spaces

that can accommodate family members for a long time

zoning mass Private

Public

Service

Circulation

1st.phase 1

Bedroom

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Living Room

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Toilet

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Dining Room

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Kitchen

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Carport

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Laundry Room

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3rd.phase

Bedroom

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Bedroom

Living Room

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Living Room

Toilet

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Toilet

Dining Room

1

Dining Room

Kitchen

1

Kitchen

Carport

1

Carport

Laundry Room

1

Laundry Room

isometric view

main structure

to maintain the dynamics and modularity of the house, innovative modular joints have been created that can be applied to various forms of modules.

the modular joints includes foundation, columns, walls, floor decking and roof modules. these joints were fabricated using steel which makes it easier to be mass produced.

isometric view

isometric view

structure parts

modular room

drawing plan

1st floor

Legends 1

Carport

2

Living Room

3

Toilet

4

Kitchen

5

Dining Room

6

Laundry Room

drawing plan

2nd floor

Legends 1

Master Bedroom

2

Kids Bedroom

3

Balcony

4

Living Room

5

Kids Bedroom

3

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2

drawing plan

section

Legends 1

Indoor Garden

2

Kitchen

3

Kids Bedroom

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drawing plan

section

Legends 1

Living Room

2

Toilet

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Kitchen

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Master Bedroom

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Kids Bedroom

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Carport

perspective view

interior & exterior

spa-tra project Jakarta INDESEM Competition 2021 Participant

Team

:

M Hafizh Nabhaan Luthfi Prakoso Aji

The way the world works has changed to offline where the lifestyle has been changed by the screen that contains all the information in this world, Basic needs have turned into imaginary lines but their presence feels real. Changing zones in a room has become a natural thing when doing video conferences, we have entered a public environment where people gather in a virtual room. The pandemic is a major factor in changing people's behavior or mindset, people are required to switch to the digital world, where during this pandemic period they are required to work at home, school at home, and the gathering of humans, and humans as social beings, are limited. We look to the future, where the effects that scientists have predicted as a result of global climate change are now taking place.

The world's sea level will rise so that it covers the whole world especially with the increasing number of heat waves, high hurricane disasters and the mutation of the Covid 19 virus that is becoming

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increasingly deadly which causes the rest of the population to migrate to urban life in the form of towers that are able to overcome the current climate problems.We appreciate the presence of technology but we do not abandon the culture that has long existed, and adapt to the pandemic.

COVID-19 is a disease caused by the 2019 Novel Coronavirus. Although the symptoms are similar to the common cold, COVID-19 so far has a higher fatality. This virus also spreads very quickly because it can move from person to person even before the person shows symptoms.

Currently, due to COVID-19, the world is facing an unprecedented global health and socioeconomic crisis. In Indonesia, the lives of millions of children and their families seem to have stopped. Social restrictions and school closures have an impact on education, mental health, and access to basic health services.

station station public service workplace commercial

sea level

public service station

school

public service

commercial

residence

sea level

commercial

sea level

The area is divided into several zoning, namely offices, settlements and schools. Each zone has one tower which is connected to towers in other zones by cables

year 1998 in 1998 DKI Jakarta experienced continuous rain for 22 days which casing floods.The floods submerged the DKI Jakarta area with a 1.5 meters water level.

There were no casualties in this incident

year 1979 From January 19 to 20, 1979, a large flood submerged the DKI Jakarta area. An area of 1100 hectares of inundated water has submerged residential areas in Jakarta. As a result, 714861 people were forced to evacuate

year 1996 on February 9 to 11, 1996, DKI Jakarta again experienced major floods. At that time, the water level reaching 7 meters submerged the Jakarta area. As a result of this disaster, as many as 20 people were killed and another 30000 people were forced to evacuate

year 2007 From 1 to 2 February 2007, 60% of the DKI Jakarta area was submerged in water. A total of 320000 people were forced to evacuate, while 80 people died.

Losses caused by floods this year reached 4.3 trillion

Sea level rise and land subsidence as a result of global climate change pose a serious threat to residents of Jakarta's coastal areas. Projecting sea level will rise 25-50 cm in 2050 and sink in 2100. The construction of a giant embankment is pros and cons.

How to make a solution to solve the sea level that will drown the Jakarta area? whether the ground system will turn into an air system?

A ro om that can go to the office or scho ol, a ro om that also functions as transp ortation, a ro om that can prevent a pandemic, a ro om that can go a n y w h e r e fl e x i b l y. T h e r o o m t h a t i s d e s i g n e d i s part of a private space, which is made as if we are experiencing a new space. different, a space t h at i s m a d e as c o mfo r ta b l e as p e o p l e wo r k, a ll activities while outside the home, this space replaces the function of normal activities, as we want, to the toilet we go with the room, we want to go to the canteen we go with the room, even though we are outside the house, we are still awa ke fro m t h e p a n d e m i c a n d st ill p r i o r i t i ze health

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apsule as a two-way transport moving through the cable

isometric view

connected settlements

The circular pattern of settlements allows them to be connected to each other

bedroom

kitchen

sterilisation room

garden

dialogue space

isometric view

exploded floor

the existence of a dialogue space in the settlement allows residents to interact without eliminating boundaries

transportation capsule

This concept represents how the internet works, the internet is meant to close the gap between people who have no geometric boundaries around the world, as it should be. The internet works from a device described as a capsule-shaped workspace. Space moves to the site we want according to our needs, be it school work or buying necessities.

rotating glass capsule

The glass in the capsule chamber can rotate 90 degrees towards the user allowing an opening in the back of the capsule. the use of transparent materials makes it easier for users to communicate with others. interconnections between rooms can be connected directly to the door opening at the back.

canteen room module.

connectivity between modules

Public toilet vertical mo dular pattern.

canteen room module.

connectivity between modules

office / scho ol cante en vertical mo dular pattern.

hampton regency Sindanglaya, Bandung Housing Project Project Design Proposal

Team

:

M Hafizh Nabhaan Luthfi Prakoso Aji Romdoni Gozali Zakaria Hadi Prayoga

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Located in the sub-urban area of Sindanglaya, Bandung, the Hampton Regency project is a housing project located on steep ex-plantation land. This housing is divided into 2 different units, namely 60 sqm units and 80 sqm units.

site

In order to respond to the steep land, the housing plots are made according to the existing contours by minimizing soil filling. creation of a cul de sac to respond to steep roads

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60

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isometric view

landplots plan

80 sqm unit

Located at the front, the 80 sqm unit functions as a home office, namely the function of the house on the 1st floor and the office on the 2nd floor. In order to minimize land filling and maximize land use, a split level is applied to the building

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drawing plan

1st floor

Legends 1

Bedroom

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Balcony

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Living Room

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Kitchen

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Dining Room

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Laundry

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Toilet

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drawing plan

2nd floor

Legends 1

Carport

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Multipurpose Room

3

Toilet

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Balcony

5

Office

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drawing plan

section

Legends 1

Bedroom

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Multipurpose Room

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Kitchen

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drawing plan

section

Legends 1

Living Room

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Laundry Room

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Balcony

60 sqm unit

60 sqm unit has 1 bedroom and 1 master bedroom. This unit is used as a home for a newlywed family or a small family.

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drawing plan

1st floor

Legends 1

Carport

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Living Room

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Toilet

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Kitchen

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Dining Room

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Laundry Room

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drawing plan

2nd floor

Legends 1

Master Bedroom

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Kids Bedroom

3

Balcony

4

Living Room

3

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drawing plan

section

Legends 1

Living Room

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Kitchen

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Bedroom

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drawing plan

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section

Legends 1

Dining Room

2

Toilet

3

Garden

4

Master Bedroom

5

Carport

perspective view

interior & exterior