Architecture Portfolio - Prayoga Arya Wirasana

ARCHITECTURE PORTFOLIO

PRAYOGA ARYA WIRASANA 2018 - 2020 Architectural Works Prayoga Arya Wirasana 2018 - 2020

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The following pages consist of selected works from 2018 - 2020 in architectural studies.

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PRAYOGA ARYA WIRASANA An undergraduate architecture student experienced in several architectural projects. I define myself as a determined person who love to learn more about architecture and how it could influence the chance of a society.

I procure that environment is a part of design, so do users and inhabitants as a cultural heritage factor. I support sustainable architecture and the role of innovation in it.

PROFILE Date of Birth Place of Birth Nationality

August, 30th 1999 Tangerang Indonesian

CONTACTS Phone +62 818 0777 4679 Email aryawirasana@gmail.com Address Tangerang, Indonesia 15810 LinkedIn Prayoga Arya Wirasana Instagram prayogaarya EDUCATION 2017 - Now

Bandung Institute of Technology

Undergraduate

School of Architecture, Planning, and Policy Development Architecture Major Current GPA: 3.53/4.00 Graduated 129/144 credits

2014 - 2017 SMAN 1 Tangerang Graduate Science Program 2011 - 2014 SMPN 1 Tangerang Graduate

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ACADEMIC EXPERIENCES

ACHIEVEMENTS

2020 Architecture Excursion

to Japan

A six-days trip of ITB Architecture that

2020 First Runner Up

focused on long-span structures,

materials, and high-rise building in Japan

2019 ‘Facade’ Architecture Excursion

A seven-days trip of ITB Architecture

to Surabaya, Malang, and Batu that focused on historical, vernacular, and colonial architecture

2016

Sister School Program to Grafton, Australia

Selected as 20 students from SMAN 1 Tangerang to study and share Indonesian culture in South Grafton High School, Australia

ORGANIZATION EXPERIENCES 2020 Staff of Work and Creative Division

IMA-G (Architecture ITB Students Association)

Staff of Design Competition

Gaung Bandung 2020 (IMA-G Annual Anniversary Event)

2019

Head of Aftermovie Division

‘Facade’ ITB Architecture Excursion

Head of ‘Nightfool’ Event Division

April Graduation Day Committees IMA-G (Architecture ITB Students Association)

2018 Head of Design and Documentation Division

‘Ganesvara” PSM-ITB (ITB Student Choir) Annual Concert Event

Head of Design Division

Anniversary of PSM-ITB (ITB Student Choir)

Staff of Bandung Inclusive Trip (BIT)

Gaung Bandung 2018 (IMA-G Annual Anniversary Event)

Inclusive Coworking Space Arsitektur Expo 2020 (FPTK UPI)

2015

First Runner Up

Photography Competition Tangerang & Jakarta

HARD SKILLS Languages Indonesian English German Hands-On Sketch Watercolor Model Making Photography Softwares SketchUp Autodesk AutoCAD Autodesk Revit Adobe Photoshop Adobe Illustrator Adobe InDesign Rhinoceros 3D Lumion Microsoft Office SOFT SKILLS Presentation & Public Speaking Perseverance Adaptability Teamwork Creativity & Problem Solving INTERESTS Architecture Sketchwalk Graphic Design Photography Music Travelling

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NEIGHBORLY NEST

ARTVOYAGE

WALD

Academic Work

Academic Work

Academic Work

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RUWO BE

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ENUO TAKA

BALE NYAKRÉH

LA SPHÈRE

Competition

Competition

Competition

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OTHER WORKS

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NEIGHBORLY NEST Apartment Third Year Studio / 2020 Bandung, Indonesia Supervisor: Dr. M. Prasetiyo Effendi Y., M.Arch., MAUD.

Neighborly Nest is an apartment located in Cikapundung, Bandung. Its strategic and easy-to-reach area is the main attraction for visitors from within and outside the city. This has resulted in the growth of tourism and economy in Bandung which is increasingly advanced and triggers population growth so that it has an impact on the increasing housing needs as well.

Neighborly Nest as a vertical residence is the current choice as a residential function for people who have high mobility or live tentatively in Bandung. This apartment is designed to give the feel of living in a vertical residence that is different from the others. Supported by the green concept and interaction space between residents, Neighborly Nest is expected to provide the experience of living in an apartment like living in a landed housing.

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siteplan

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design issues

concept

Green Balcony The green balcony is designed to provide a buffer against sunlight and outside noise. With the presence of plant filtration, sunlight can be more comfortable and the air is healthier as well.

Undeveloped Nearby Green Area

Individual Lifestyle Pervorated Facade The perforated facade is designed as a shading device and can be moved manually to maintain privacy while reducing sunlight according to the occupants' needs.

High Energy Consumption

Preference over Landed Housing

Integrated System The building system needs to be well planned.

One of the highlights of this building design is the rain water harvesting system which can be used to help filter and reduce run-off water at the site.

form f inding

STRATIFICATION

HELIOTROPISM

REDUCTION

GREEN AREA

A rectangular mass is placed on the site with the division of 2 podium floors and 7 bedroom unit floors.

The shape of the mass is made dynamically curved in order to multiply the surface exposed to the sun.

Some of the masses were lowered to show the impression that the building was not too massive.

The roof of the building is used as a green area as a place to gather and socialize between residents.

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features

Sky Pool Sky pool is designed as a place of entertainment for apartment residents, but also can be accessed by public who are registered as a member of the pool.

Sky Garden Sky garden is a garden area on the roof with a sitting area and breathtaking views. In addition, this garden is also used as a rainwater catchment area which is then filtered and reused for apartment needs.

Sky Lounge Sky Lounge is a bar and restaurant located on the rooftop with the beautiful views of Bandung city and surrounding mountains. It is for public with special access card.

Garden Balcony Garden balcony is a shared garden which is located in front of the terrace area of the apartment unit.

The purpose of providing this garden is to make the residents feel like living in a landed housing.

Roof Garden The roof garden is located on the third floor and serves as a gathering place and socializing among residents. This park can also be used as a place to eat and exercise.

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Jogging Track The jogging track can be used by residents for a leisurely walk enjoying the park or jogging. This area is also directly adjacent to the river so residents can enjoy walking on the riverside.

GROUND FLOOR PLAN

1ST FLOOR PLAN

3RD FLOOR PLAN

7TH-8TH FLOOR PLAN

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WEST ELEVATION

EAST ELEVATION

SOUTH ELEVATION

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NORTH ELEVATION

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SECTION A-A'

SECTION B-B'

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Apartment Exterior The apartment exterior is designed in a curved shape to give the building a dynamic impression. The building walls are generally white in color so as to highlight the pervorated facade on the unit floor.

Lobby and Reception Area The reception area is made with a double ceiling and mezzanine to give it a sense of breadth and grandeur. Wall coverings are generally transparent to maximize natural light.

The Skylight Skylights are designed on the third floor to provide natural lighting for the floors below.

In addition, the skylights can provide a unique view from the apartment floor above.

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Studio Unit Type The studio unit is designed to meet the needs of one king size bed and also a sofa area as a gathering space or other activities. Each unit is also equipped with a balcony to see the views of Bandung City.

Sky Pool and Sky Lounge Sky pool and sky lounge are designed as a place for residents to fill their spare time. With a modern design and beautiful scenery, these two places can also be enjoyed by the general public with special access card.

Jogging Track and Green Roof Green park is designed to support the interaction between residents. In addition, this area can also be used for exercise or just taking a walk to see the scenery.

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ARTVOYAGE

GALLERY AND ARTSPACE Public Space Thrid Year Studio / 2019 Kota Baru Parahyangan, Indonesia Supervisor: Dr. Allis Nurdini, S.T., M.T.

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Artvoyage is a gallery and artspace that focuses on modern and contemporary art from all over Indonesia. The main concept of the gallery is to provide a modern feel that can give visitors a sense of calm. This gallery is also designed to become a new public space that can be used as a place to gather and interact between local communities.

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masterplan

This project is located in Kota Baru Parahyangan (KBP), West Bandung Regency. KBP itself is a planned city that developed with the vision and spirit as a City of Education. This spirit of education will be spread throughout the entire project, both in masterplan and segmentally, which also place formal institutions such as schools and universities, as well as informally, by presenting themed parks, science & technology centers.

As a way to improve the quality of KBP, the developer is developing a masterplan for the two areas that will function as centers of activity with marketing coverage to Bandung and Jakarta areas. One such area is the Town Center, as a downtown area and tourist destination, where the project site is located. This project was built to support the vision of KBP as an independent, education-based city that can support the residents' needs for recreational facilities.

SITE

design issues

Relatively Steep Contour Slope

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Masses and Spatial Compotitions

Sequence of Circulation

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Public Space

concept The initial approach to building mass composition comes from the existing contours which have a tortuous abstract shape. The shape is then analogous to a ship's sail which is then put into a building shape. The configuration of the organic mass was chosen so that it is more integrated with nature. An element of surprise is incorporated into the building by placing the main gallery beneath the rest of the building. The mass of the building is made higher to the back like a podium with the aim of providing maximum natural lighting and air.

A large reflecting pond is placed on the front of the building as well as a gathering place for visitors and also a media for mind filtration, so that visitors who come are expected to have the same feeling. Besides that, another goal is to create an ambient, a calm public space, not only for activities, but also as a place to rest and socialize, like sailing serenely on a ship across the sea.

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features

Main Building The main building consists of the upper floor as a reception area and access to the main gallery which is located below. At the front there are also several art shops to facilitate artist works.

Workshop Building The workshop building consists of three floors with the main function as a workshop area for the arts community and visitors. This building is also facilitated with a library and management office.

Amphitheater

Bus Parking Area Sitting Area Reflecting Pond Parking Area

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Multifunctional Building The multifunctional building consists of two floors with the first floor as a retail and cafe area and the second floor as a multipurpose room that can function as a theater and audio room.

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The multifunctional building designed with the concept of a diagrid ceiling. Apart from being a structural support, the diagrid ceiling can lead visitors to look up, gaze in admiration, and experience their surroundings under particularly extraordinary conditions. In addition, the building facades are made using parametric design. Wooden planks are lined up and made to wave like waves in the ocean.

The combination of exposed concrete material on the building walls with wood material gives a strong natural impression to the building.

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GROUND FLOOR PLAN

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FRONT ELEVATION

SECTION A-A'

SECTION B-B'

SECTION C-C'

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Plaza and Sitting Area The plaza and sitting area are located between the three building masses. This place is a meeting point between visitors of various building functions. It is designed with circular chairs that can support social interaction between visitors. Besides that, wooden ornaments were also installed to strengthen the feel of the artspace.

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The Bridge and Retail Area The bridge connects the roof of the gallery with the library. The bridge is designed with exposed concrete material and steel railing on the sides. Below the bridge there is a retail area facilitated by outdoor dining area.

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WALD Urban Infill (Hostel and Cafe) Third Year Studio / 2019 Bandung, Indonesia Supervisor: Dr. Allis Nurdini, S.T., M.T.

Wald is an urban infill project located in Bandung commercial area, Jalan Otista.

Wald functioned as a hostel as well as a cafe with a concept of maximizing the intake of natural light and air into the building. The facade is made transparent but still maintains the privacy of the hostel guests inside by using an array of panels that are installed irregularly to create a variety of shadows in the room.

Spatial arrangement and circulation are geometrically dynamic to make visitors feel the movement inside the building.

This concept also creates a different spatial experience in each corner of the building.

The addition of green accents is also done by procurement of plants in each window of the room, and also the presence of trees that are allowed to grow large in the area of the site.

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JL. OTTO ISK ANDARDINA TA siteplan

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design issues

concept

Panel Facades The facade is made transparent but still maintains the privacy of the rooms inside by using an array of panels that are installed irregularly while also create a variety of shadows.

Air Circulation and Natural Lighting in a Narrow Space

Increasing Land Value

Stack Effect and Cross Ventilation Continuous openings from the front and back to the top of the building to ensure good air circulation and optimize the usage of natural lighting.

Zoning

Accomodation for a Wide Range of Guests

The assigned zoning is based on privacy levels of the guests to ensure personal space and comfort.

The upper floors are more private than the floors below.

Green Environment

form f inding

STRATIFICATION

SUBSTRACTION

REDUCTION

A rectangular mass is placed following the shape of the site.

The mass is then divided into 4 floors with the first floor higher to maximize natural air flow.

The first floor will be used as a public area for the visitors, like reception area and cafe.

Mass subtraction is then carried out on the north and south sides of the building.

The mass pieces are angled in the direction of the sun to maximize natural lighting. The cut part will be used as guest room windows and balconies.

Slight parts of the mass on the front and rear of the first floor are raised to mark the entrance and circulation path, as well as to add green areas on the site.

The front area will be used as a terrace while the back will be used as an outdoor dining area.

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program

Rooftop The roof area is used as a utility area which consists of water tanks and gable roofs to protect the rooms below from direct sunlight.

3rd & 4th Floor The third and fourth floors are private areas where there are dormitory rooms with a capacity of 6 people, and also regular type rooms consisting of twin bed rooms and double bed rooms.

Dormitory Room

2nd Floor The second floor is a semi-private area where there is a communal space as a gathering place for hostel guests which can be used for discussion, watching tv, playing game, or cooking.

Communal Space

Praying Room

Facade Panels Outdoor Dining Area

Accessible Room 1st Floor The first floor is a public area consists of cafe, hostel receptionists, and other public facilities. The cafe is located at the front to invite pedestrians into the building. Bicycle parking is also provided on the terrace area.

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GROUND FLOOR PLAN

1ST FLOOR PLAN

2ND FLOOR PLAN

3RD FLOOR PLAN

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FRONT ELEVATION

SECTION A-A'

SECTION B-B'

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Type-A (Double Room) - 10 m2 The room is equipped with a single opening and a planter to allow natural lighting and air circulation.

With an ensuite bathroom, this room can accommodate up to 2 persons.

Type-B (Twin Room) - 12 m2 The room is equipped with two single beds to accommodate up to 2 persons. The front wall is a fixed window covered with an array of facade panels that provides a variety of shadows into the room.

Type-C (Accessible Room) - 12 m2 The room is facilitated with double bed and wide circulation. The bathroom equipped with handrailing and enough room for wheelchair manuever.

Dormitory Room - 15 m2 The room is facilitated with a bunk bed that can accommodate up to 6 people. Each bed has a single opening to allow natural lighting.

The bathroom is located inside the room which consists of one closet and one shower for shared use.

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Cafe and Reception Area The cafe and reception area are located at the front of the building to invite pedestrians inside through the aroma of coffee and food that comes out.

The interior of the cafe is made minimalist with a combination of exposed concrete and wood as furniture. A row of pivot windows is installed on the side to maximize the intake of light and air into the building.

Outdoor Dining Area The outdoor dining area is located on the back of the building that receives the most sunlight and under trees to avoid direct sun exposure.

Green Accent Window Planter installed on every window of the room to give a green accent in the building.

The window is slanted with a certain angle to follow the shape of the building.

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Communal Space The communal space is located on the second floor facilitated by a common table, tv and pantry, as facilities to support interaction. This area is bounded by steel lattices to reduce noise and distraction from the circulation path.

Vertical Circulation Area The vertical circulation area is located at the center of the building. Stairs are made around the lift to maximize the existing area. This area is made without walls so that the wind from the north can move without any obstacles.

Dormitory and Regular Guests Room The interior of the room still uses exposed concrete to strengthen the minimalist impression. The dormitory bunk bed walls are made of wood to provide warmth.

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RUWO BENUO TAKA

Competition Entry Satu Ruang 2020 Universitas Pelita Harapan Kalimantan, Indonesia In collaboration with: Fadhilah Sayogo Putri Yorangga Citra Arundari

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Ruwo Benuo Taka means the spirit of our village in Dayak Paser language. This Phrase describes the new town square in North Penajam Paser Regency. The design of this square is based on the spirit to preserve the Dayak Paser culture in globalization era.

The concept that wants to be presented is a combination of local and modern culture to create a new balance so that it can adapt to the new capital by combining urban forest concept, smart and sustainable design with a touch of local culture.

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about

The Paser tribe is an ethnic group whose ancestral land is located along the southeastern island of Kalimantan/Borneo or is located in the southern part of East Kalimantan Province.

Currently, the Paser ethnic group inhabits several districts/cities in East Kalimantan and South Kalimantan Provinces, namely in Paser Regency, Penajam Paser Utara Regency, and Balikpapan City. The Paser ethnic group has three basic cultures, namely the Inland Culture, the Coastal Culture and the Keraton Culture, so that it is included in the ethnic Malay culture.

In fact, in the city of Balikpapan the Paser tribe can still survive from the past until now, it's just that their existence is not visible in their daily activities, because most of them no longer use Paser as their daily language. But now the Paser tribe youth from various Paser sub-tribes have begun to raise awareness to re-maintain the noble values of the ancestors of the Paser tribe, including starting to use the Paser language when meeting fellow Paser tribes. Nowadays, the population of the Paser ethnic group is estimated at 155,000.

site analysis

The town square area is located in Penajam Paser Utara District, the second youngest district in East Kalimantan. The native tribe, Dayak Paser, currently lives in remote areas due to newcomers.

According to the local community, there has not been any involvement of Dayak Paser in the design process of the new capital city development. Therefore, the design presented on this town square is expected to be the answer to this issue and simultaneously spreading the culture and existence of Dayak Paser by displaying the ornaments of the tribe.

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cultural concept

Batang garing batik pattern typical of East Kalimantan is adopted and applied to form Water Purification Trees as as a fusion of technology, nature, and culture The main building (Lou Mite) is made by adapting the lamin house concept which has a long form as an analogy to a river. The building is designed modern with an undulating roof to describe the flowing river water.

The combination of outdoor tile material which is printed in color and arranged to form the shaho batik pattern, which is a typical Kalimantan batik shaped like a curved root and tree branch.

The history of Dayak Paser is written into wood carvings that are installed around the amphitheater, making a plaza called Awa Berguru with the aim of educating visitors who come.

modern & sustainable design

Water Purification Tree is designed and installed in the town square area to utilize rainwater and focus it for water feature needs as well as free water that can be enjoyed by visitors.

Smart Solar Tree is designed and installed in the town square area to convert sunlight into electrical energy for the area's WiFi needs as well as a charging deck that can be used by visitors.

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The Bioswale System is applied to the town square area to accommodate storm water from rainwater and can also filter waste water from land use so as not to pollute city waterways.

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program

GROUND FLOOR PLAN

SITEPLAN

TOWN SQUARE SITE AREA = 10.700 m2

FIRST FLOOR PLAN

section

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FRONT ELEVATION

BACK ELEVATION

RIGHT ELEVATION

LEFT ELEVATION

The structure of the building is made with varying heights to accentuate the boundary of each area without the need of massive wall. Lou Mite and Awa Ngembungo are located at the highest point to attract visitors from afar. Awa Ngembungo also serves as viewing deck towards Pasar Induk Penajam, therefore giving more exposure to said market and can help improve the state of local economy.

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Awa Mangkuruku (Main Plaza) The main plaza is a space for a variety of activities. The main function of the square is a ceremony, so that the main plaza can be a place to perform traditional ceremonies of the Dayak Paser tribe.

Awa Ngembungo Named because of the existence of a smart tree there. Located on top of the tenant, this place also serves as a dining area for visitors.

Awa Meto Sen (Local Tenants) Awa meto sen or a place to make money is a place for buying and selling various kinds of goods from souvenirs to food provided by the local community. This function is expected to help the local community’s economy.

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Lou Mite (Tourism Center, Gallery, and Microlibrary) This main building is located at the corner of the square to attract visitors. This building serves as an information center for foreigners or local visitors. In addition, there are galleries and libraries for visitors to enjoy.

Gathering Park This space serves as a gathering and seating spot for visitors. Accompanied by views of the various corners of the square, this place is a comfortable place to enjoy the square.

Awa Beguru (History Plaza) A great nation is a nation that appreciates the services of its heroes. In this place, various historical information of the Dayak Paser tribe are placed in a curved wall to educate visitors.

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BALE NYAKRÉH

Competition Entry Prefab Glamping Competition 2020 BPA Institute Lombok, Indonesia In collaboration with: Adela Amandari Fadhilah Sayogo Putri Sonita Pingkan Natashya Yorangga Citra Arundati

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Bale Nyakréh is a glamping villa located in the special economic zone of the hill area of Mandalika, West Nusa Tenggara.

This glamping villa is designed to provide a pleasant temporary living area for the tourists who will watch Moto GP event in 2021. The design of Bale Nyakréh consists of 3 main concepts, which are the practice of Tri Angga in the building form, connecting people seen in the space arrangement, and involvement of the local community through prefab design and the usage of local materials.

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building issues

In 2021, Indonesia planned to host the prestigious motorcycle race Moto GP for the first time. This world-class motor racing event will be held on a new circuit in the Mandalika Special Economic Zone on the island of Lombok in West Nusa Tenggara, Indonesia. Currently, Lombok lacks enough places for tourists to stay. Over 60,000 more hotel rooms are estimated by the government to be needed for this event. However, community members can build prefab glamping areas around remote villages using locally available materials.

site analysis This glamping site is located in the Mandalika Special Economic Zone (KEK). The land is located in the cliif, especially Zone F1, called The Hill Tops. The site area is about 5 hectares which will be developed into one of the glamping sites which consists of 60 cottages and are divided into 5 groups. The site is located on hill top 40 m above sea level. The average temperature of the site is 21-32 degree Celcius and average humidity is 81%. The site is located 5 km from the Motor GP center.

Other nearby attractions are King Beach, Aan Beach, Hidden Beach, and Merese Hill.

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siteplan

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cultural concept

Tri Angga is an order in which the cultural and religious belief become the base concept in spatial arrangement with three levels of value. The Balinese expressed them as utama, madya, and nista (top, middle, and bottom). In human being, Tri Angga would be represented by the head, body, and legs.

The design was developed by involving local communities as the main focus of the project, so that it could encourage social interaction, while also providing employment that could impact local economy growth through the building process.

The “Connecting People” concept was developed by creating a wood deck that bounds up to 3 rooms together to create a small social space in between. To encourage greater interaction, a fireplace is placed among a larger cluster of the villas, which can be used as a gathering place to relax, socialize, or enjoy the panoramic view of the Mandalika Beach.

Every cluster is also connected through a restaurant in the center.

utility system

Water gutters are installed on the rooftop to uphold tropical architecture concept.

From the roof, the rainwater will be flowed into the gutter pipe on the perimeter with the help of the solar panel slope, which then will be collected into the rainwater storage tank. Solar Panel is also installed as a water heater and to provide bakcup electricity.

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Natural airflow is made possible by designing ventilation at the top and bottom part of the wall to create cross ventilation effect. Energy saving is also done through skylight installation on the roof to absolve the need of artificial light during the day.

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construction method

Coconut timber is one of the locally available materials in Lombok. It is widely used in the construction of traditional architecture of Lombok, such as Rumah Lumbung, and easy to obtain. Apart from being relatively cheaper than other structural timber, the demand for coconut timber is also steadily rising due to its strength and durability.

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program

detail

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Taoq Tindoq Taoq Tindoq is derived from Sasak language which translates to “a place to sleep”. Each Taoq Tindoq is arranged to get a good prospect, so that the visitors will always be able to enjoy the captivating view of Mandalika Beach.

Room Interior Each Taoq Tindoq is accompanied by a single bathroom, as well as an open plan layout of bedroom, living room, kitchen, and dining area. The material of the interior space is mainly consisted of bamboo and timber.

Taoq Pindu Taoq Pindu is a gathering place that connects several clusters of Taoq Pindu, located on the edge of the cliff. During the night, the visitors can use this place to make bonfire while enjoying the view of the beach and the starry sky.

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LA SPHÈRE

CAFE & COWORKING SPACE First Runner Up Arsitektur Expo 2020 Universitas Pendidikan Indonesia Depok, Indonesia In collaboration with: Fadhilah Sayogo Putri Yorangga Citra Arundati

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The name La Sphère itself is taken from the creation of an open space on coworking space that can create an atmosphere or comfortable atmosphere in the middle of the hustle and bustle of the city of Depok. Located on vacant land with an area of 640 m² located in a commercial and educational center area with a high level of accessibility. The main concept of this co-working space is Green Building, Biophilic Design and Inclusivity.

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design issues

site analysis

Jalan Margonda Raya is the main street of Depok City. Therefore, the site has a strategic location and is easily accessible by public transportation.

Universitas di Sekitar University Around Lahan

PERUMAHAN KOMERSiL PENDiDiKAN

Land Land Use Use

KRL ANGKOT, BUS

Transportasi Umum Public Transportation

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siteplan

form f inding & zoning The initial mass is placed following the size and shape of the site, then reduced to leave space for parking lot.

INITIAL MASS

CAFE PARKING LOT

The initial mass is then divided into 3 sections by taking into account the surrounding traffic noise. The co-working area is placed furthest from the road.

The mass is substracted to create inner courtyard and to optimize openings for natural lighting and ventilation.

Split-level is applied to facilitate circulation for the disabled, while also providing a variety of point of view and spatial experiences.

PRIVATE

PUBLIC SEMI-PUBLIC

10.00-22.002

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concept INCLUSIVITY

Wide Circulation

Ramp

Tactile Paving

Multimedia Room

Accessible Toilet

Circulation of 1,5 m wide to accommodate wheelchair users

To facilitate a wide range of users access to all building facilities

Installed to help blind people navigate inside the building

Facilitated with a variety of equipment to be enjoyed by all kind of user

Facilitated with specialized equipment, such as handrails

BIOPHILIC DESIGN The unity between design and nature creates a work space with lively and healthy atmosphere. This helps to reduce the stress level of the occupants, while also providing a good public space in the midst of Depok City.

Green Rooftop

Innercourt View

Backyard View

Indoor vegetation

NATURAL LIGHTING AND VENTILATION

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Water Features

The cafe is made without mechanical ventilation by utilizing openings on the facade and pivot window towards the courtyard to enable cross ventilation system

Natural lighting is utilized in the co-working space by maximizing opening on each side to eliminate the need of artificial lighting during the day

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LEGEND 1. FOYER 2. CAFE 3. RAMP CIRCULATION 4. STORAGE 5. OPEN KITCHEN 6. BAR 7. INNER COURT 8. TOILET 9. PRAYER ROOM 10. MULTIMEDIA ROOM 11. CO-WORKING SPACE 12. BACKYARD 13. MEETING ROOM 14. DEDICATED DESK 15. OUTDOOR CO16. WORKING SPACE 17. ROOF GARDEN CAFE 18. PARKING AREA

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FIRST FLOOR PLAN

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SECTION B-B'

SECTION A-A'

DETAILED SECTION

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OTHER WORKS Structural Design Studio Model Making Photography Sketch Graphic Design

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Vector Active Inspired by enneper surface

Form Active Analogy of lampion

Surface Active Analogy of armadillo

Height Active Inspired by Leeza SOHO - Zaha Hadid

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