Portfolio Interior Design 2017

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PORTFOLIO

MUHAMAD QOVAL Selected Works 2017


MUHAMAD QOVAL Phone _ +6281398939709 +33754281507 Email _ muhammadqoval@gmail.com Web_ issuu.com/qovalmuhammad

Pierre Simon De Laplace 130 Rue de la Délivrande, 14000 Caen, France +33 2 31 93 04 30

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To be modern is not a fashion, it is a state. It is necessary to understand history, and he who understands history knows how to find continuity between that which was, that which is, and that which will be. -Le Corbusier -

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I just received my associate degree of space design from Lycée Pierre Simon de Laplace, in Caen Normandy, France. By bringing and presenting my culture from Indonesia and got a lot of good influences from France, I can discover how many references of both cultures (bi-cultural). I have an ambition to acquire the concept of architecture by combining the techniques which i learned in Europe along with a value of local vernacular architecture in indonesia. With the purpose of harmony between both cultures will be reflected by the modern society with a traditional personality that still refers to cultural value.

EDUCATION Darunna jah International Islamic Boarding School Jakarta, Indonesia

2007 - 2013 Junior-Senior High School.

Institut Français d’Indonésie Jakarta, Indonesia

2013 - 2014 Diploma in French Language Studies.

École Supérieure Arts Appliqués et Textile (ESAAT) Roubaix, France

2014 - 2015 Preparation of Applied Arts.

Pierre Simon de Laplace Caen-Normandy, France

2015 - 2017 Associate Degree of Space Design.

EXPERIENCES September 24th 1995 Cirebon. West Java, Indonesia

PPI France (Perhimpunan Pelajar Indonesia)

2014 - 2016 Organization - Serving as Legislative Council of Nord-pas de Calais & Normandy.

Rema ja 1 street / 10A Rt.009/012 Gedong-Ps.Rebo East Jakarta 13540

La Maison de la Recherche et de l’Imagination - Public space 01.2016 Workshop - Collaborative and intensive work

+62 81398939709 +33 754281507

Hospital Center University De Caen - Interior Design 03.2016 Competition - Entry

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Eurolympique Paris

04.2016 Organization - Serving as Publication and Documentation Division

La culture festive d’Indonésie 1st & 2nd edition

05.2016 & 2017 Organization - Serving as Chairman of Decoration Division

Professional Skills

Han Awal & Partners Architects

Space Design Video Maker Graphic Design Museography

05 - 08.2016 Full Time Internship

Muséomix Normandy - Event space

10.2016 Competition - Best 5 selected

Le festival des Boréales, Caen - Scenography

Physical Modeling

11.2016 Competition - Entry

3D printing & laser cutting file preparation Handcrafting of foam board & balsa wood Scenography

INTEREST

Photography

Video Maker

Architectural Explorer

Visual Design

Béton material - Plastic Arts

2017 Workshop - Experimental Work

DESIGN SKILLS Photoshop Lightroom Google Sketchup After Effects Illustrator InDesign AutoCAD 2D Vray for Sketchup Microsoft Office

LANGUAGES BAHASA ENGLISH FRENCH ARABIC

CURRICULUM VITAE

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Content P-9 1 Hematology of the University Hospital Caen P-25 2 mUSEOMIX P-47 3 LE BOREALES P-61 4 Translucent concrete P-64 5 Previous Artworks

CONTENT

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The Hematology CHU Caen wants to redevelop a waiting room for patients. The request is to create a sense of comfort and adjust the time before the consultation.

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Acces from lift C

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Clinical hematology consultation Clinical Hematology Hospitalization 24/24 Day hospitalization Sterile unit Renovation space (waiting room)

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SITE ANALYSIS

SECTION A


SITE ANALYSIS & CHARACTERISTIC

The Hematology CHU Caen is an association for the fight against cancer that gives beneî€&#x;ts for the population of Normandy. By facilitating the management of patients that being monitored to tackle disorder hematologic in connection with all treatment facilities and ensure the quality of care and clinical research. This space is designed and others access to innovative diagnostic and therapeutic. But the waiting room doesn’t look comfortable with shades of blue that gives the effect of cold, especially for patients who are diagnosed with a disease that is quite heavy, that it interferes their psychological. So, how to make the waiting room that seems more comfortable and distract patients from the diagnosis that they have to deal with?

SITE CHARACTERISTIC

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CONCEPT After the observation by site study and character, it is necessary to changes the environment in the waiting room to become warm and divert the patient from the diagnosis that they’re afraid of, by focusing the attention on the following aspects, such as: Rethink the waiting room to be informative, welcoming, relaxing, divert the patient into the atmosphere of the room and de-stress Has room to accommodate about 20 people. Has room with good circulation. Consider people with wheelchairs. Thinking back to the furniture and space.

CONCEPT

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MOODBOARD & COLOR SCHEME


PROGRAM

Relaxing Patient comfort Have spaces to good circulation. Soothing atmosphere / de-stressing

OD BOARD MAIN PROGRAM

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Clinical Hematology area

Consultation Room

Legend Patient waiting point Doctor waiting point Patient Doctor This room will be renovated because it is close to the exit, consultation room, and hospital services. Furthermore, this room is also often used by doctors to call patients who will consult further. Creating continuity between seats and space suitable for proper space mobility.

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CIRCULATION SCENARIO


Carpet placement plan

Recreating a more dynamic corner. Carpet color selection are more warm and comfortable.

Detail Wall seating structure

Seating installation plan 1 2 3 4 5 6

1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6.

High density fiberboard (HDF) Wood frame Compressive strip High firm foam Shape memory material Double bottom plates

PLAN DEVLOPMENT

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FINISH PLAN

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FINISH PLAN


FISH EYES VIEW

LENS 2

LENS 1

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ELEVATION INTERIOR A Waiting Room

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Antibacterial Textiles Sustainability in time more High Against odors More hygienic.

Perspective

SECTION A

Create a reading corner

Modular reading lamp

bookshelf

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ELEVATION


ELEVATION INTERIOR B Waiting Room

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Perspective

SECTION B

Turn the lamp as they want for reading

Mahogany wood frame -Another corner space by embed space in the project. -Accessible to reduced mobility

ELEVATION

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FINAL RENDERING


FINAL RENDERING

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In November 2016, the community of Normandy MusĂŠomix held its first marathon at the Archaeological Museum of Vieux-la-Romaine (near Caen). The main program of this project is the installation a space to co-working and relaxing spaces for MusĂŠomixeurs.

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CONTEXT Museomix moved into a Museum for three days. They are working on a mediation tool that others a different view of their collections. The museum lives by the intensity of a creative marathon rhythm that gathers di#erent skills to design and create prototype objects or devices to be tested by the public. This event was held in the workshop space as a work area and a cafeteria becomes recreation area during a break.In this event, there are ve groups where one group consists of ve people. The event lasted intensively for three days, so the budget should be managed as well as possible so that it’s not too much.

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CONTEXT


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Entrée du site

Identité

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Base archéologique Parking Infos pratiques

Maison Cour en U

Musée

Base archéologique

Forum

esp. ludique

Maison au Grand Péristyle

Selected room for Museomix

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Plan M-Anne.13.01.2012.

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1. Exhibition room 2. Hall 3. Cafetaria 4. Class 5. Workshop room 6. Boiler room 7. Cloakroom 8. L.Tech 9. Conference room 10. Reserved 11. Repro 12. Office 1 13. Office 2 14. Office 3

SITE ANALYSIS

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CONCEPT PHILOSOPHY This temporary event only lasted 3 days. The installation is divided into 5 workspaces for the group and ane proper space for the organizer by prioritizing the Center-Decenter (movement between participants and organizers) and setting up the organizer’s space in the center. The design was made with the structure of the interior tent with a combination of red color that referenced from the identity of Roman civilization, and the yellow color which is the identity of the Museomix. Selected materials that I used are some items that already exist in the museum to reduce the budget.

CONCEPT PHILOSOPHY

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MOODBOARD & COLOR PALETTE


PROGRAM OWNERSHIP OF WORKSPACE SPATIAL ORGANIZATION OF SPACE FOR 50 PEOPLE RECREATION ROOM COMMON TO THE TEAM AREA MODULAR

MAIN PROGRAM

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5 people per group 5 group 4 organizers in the room Intensif work 3 days Collaboration

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DEVELOPMENT PLAN OF WORK ROOM

Spatial organization of the working space. Organizers at the center.

Ownership of work space. Common space team.


Create identity space each group. Center

Installation tent for privacy each group

Decenter Scatter Get out Get in Meet people Spacing between tents

DEVELOPMENT PLAN OF WORK ROOM

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ELEVATION INTERIOR Work Room

SECTION WORK ROOM

Private group area through the curtain

Action center-decenter when the participant comes to the organizers to consult

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ELEVATION INTERIOR WORK ROOM


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Legend 1. Wooden battens support 2. Buffer curtain

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3. Yellow curtain 3

4. Pendant light 5. Perpendicular wood structures

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6. Iron rack 7. Wire rack (reusable) 8. Whiteboard 9. Craft paper 10. Terpaulin 11. Metal support

DETAIL

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RENDER SITUATION


RENDER SITUATION

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Changes function of cafeteria into a recreation room

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DEVELOPMENT PLAN RECREATION ROOM

private recreational space for museomixers

Placement of pallets for event signage


ELEVATION INTERIOR Work Room

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Drink machine

Relaxation chair (exist on museum)

SECTION RECREATION ROOM

Seat palette (reused material)

Point of discussion during a break Lcd tv (exist on museum)

ELEVATION INTERIOR & PERSPECTIVE

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AXONOMETRY PLAN


FINAL PLAN

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FINAL RENDERING


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The “Boreales� festival is an event that introduces the culture of the Nordic countries. At this time the contemporary design of Estonia is the theme of this festival.

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PLAN EXISTING


The exhibition will be held in Salle des Abbesses (l’abbayye aux damme). Since 1986, the room was used as an exhibition venue. We can also find natural elements of traditional properties such as the wall material of this place.

CONTEXT OF PROJECT

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CONCEPT Along with the landscapes of the beautiful islands of Estonia, the bogs take up the entire surface of the country and become a valuable treasure for Estonia. Estonia is the second place in the world, which was preceded by Finland and followed by Canada. Since many Central European countries have almost destroyed their bogs, they are now working hard to restore it. So I took advantage of this organic shape into the installation space exposition. In addition, this concept has a strong representation to show to other countries to keep their natural wealth.

CONCEPT

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MOODBOARD & COLOR PALETTE


PROGRAM Gives an extension to visitors to explore the exhibition Create small islands Give the identity of each design objects. References to something absent in the showroom.

MAIN PROGRAM

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- The organic shape of the bogs surface creates random small islands, I use these small islands to identity every design to be exhibited, measure objects off from their size. - And the water that flows into the bogs serves as a limit for each object with a variety of characteristics for each object. - In addition, the rectangular structure on bridge will provide extensions so it can hold a reasonable amount of visitors.

FISH EYES VIEW

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DEVELOPMENT PLAN & FISH EYE VIEWS


This event is temporary so material used are more eco-friendly and reusable. Using wood for primary materials is the solution.

RENDER SITUATION

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SELECTION DESIGN OBJECTS

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ELEVATION INTERIOR Exhibition Room

WEIGHT

MEDIUM

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CLASSIFICATION OF THE OBJECT EXHIBITION

ELEVATION INTERIOR & CLASSIFICATION OBJECTS

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-Walking through a bogs will be an “unavoidable� activity for visitors (visitors are seen as actors). -These organic structures will appear on the presentation of natural wealth. -The bridge above the bogs will allow us to explore all the objects in the exhibition room.

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Translucent concrete - Experience with moulding; mix materials, the process, the characteristic and property of different cement or concrete. - Change the property of the concrete; rigid, solid, hard. - Transparency diverts the concept of opaque (perforate the concrete). - For an experiment by putting an empty volume of the concrete, with different holes. - Feel the reflection of light. - The glue tube is integrated into the concrete.

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EXPERIMENTATION CONCRETE


FINAL WORK

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Previous Artworks

Rintala Boxhome game of shadows and reflection of metal material

Pastel color

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DRAWING

Sauna Flottant reflexion & refraction

Water color


Brewing soon Commercial video

Location : KOMA Cafe-Depok Videography project

Montage en noir et blanc Contemporary Architecture

Location : Esplanade de LaDefence-France Videography project

VIDEOGRAPHY

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Silmy Karim House Rendering 3D PT. HAN AWAL & PARTNERS ARCHITECTS

Kris Adidarma House Rendering 3D PT. HAN AWAL & PARTNERS ARCHITECTS

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DIGITAL RENDERING


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