Architecture Portfolio 2023

Ravi Kukuh Hendratno

Personal Information

Address

Jl. Kanayakan Baru No.47, Dago Bandung

Phone

(+62)81232676905

E-mail

Rkukuh2@gmail.com

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I am an explorative, dedicated, and quite organised designer who has acquired knowledge in the field through the study of architecture at degree level and various real world projects. I am fairly confident in my ability in researching and developing architectural designs that are innovative and designed to meet the needs of the user and the environments. Furthermore, I also value designs that is able to tell stories tastefully interweaved from various features and elements that make up the whole.

Ravi Kukuh r41.o

3d Modelling

Education

Involved in the conceptual, schematic, design development, and final construction drawing of an architectural and interior of a residential project.

SB301 Office | Architect Intern

Involved in the conceptual, schematic, design development, and final construction drawing of an architectural and interior project of a public project and residential projects.

Sketchup Autocad Enscape

S. Ars. | Universitas Katolik Parahyangan

2d Drawing Rendering

Post-Production & Layouting

Photoshop Illustrator

Office

Language

Bahasa Indonesia - Native

English - Proficient, TOEFL 592

Japanese - N4 Equivalent

Interests

2020

Graduated with 3.37/4.00 GPA

Skripsi Award XIX 2023-1 Nominee

SAA Award 39 Nominee

SMA Negeri 5 Surabaya

Staff of Design Division

Himpunan Mahasiswa Arsitektur (HMPSArs)

2020

Staff of Human Resource Development and Regeneration

2nd Place, Archinesia Student Design Competition, 2022

1st Place, Autoconz 3DCP Architecture Competition, 2022

Lelana Resort Cangkringan

Nominated for Final Project Award

SAA Awards 39

Function: Location: Area:

Resort Cangkringan, Sleman Regency 9.765 m2

The design has a purpose as a means of accommodation and recreation for visitors. The facilities offered at the Cangkringan Adventure Resort and Visitor Center are a reflection of the Cangkringan tourist area which has the potential ftor a variety of tourist attractions in the Mount Merapi Slope Area, especially the Cangkringan District which is related to the theme of ‘adventure’. Visitors who come are aware of the potential for natural disasters that exist in this area, but still make this area an option. One of the dimensions of ‘adventure’ that emerges is the risk that these hazards actually attract certain characteristics of tourists. Adventure is far from being detached from society.

Notes:

fig 1.1 nearby context

To Kaliurang

To Merapi

fig 1.2 bird-eye perspective

Mentor : Franseno Pujianto, S.T.,, M.T.

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fig 1.3 block plan

Outdoor Activation Movement

Narrative

1. Entrance

2. Drop off

3. Parking

4. Basement

5. Resort Lobby

Notes:

6. Restaurant

7. Resort rooms

8. Rooftop pool

9. Outdoor area

10. Visitor center

11. Observation deck

12. Camping area

13. Service access

fig 1.4 resort plan

fig 1.5 resort section

fig 1.6 deluxe room plan

fig 1.8 bathroom perspective

fig 1.7 deluxe bedroom perspective

fig 1.9 adventure area plan

fig 1.10 camping area bathroom

fig 1.11 tent detail plan

fig 1.12 camping area perspective

Teater Ria Kenjeran

Function: Location: Area:

Performing art center Kenjeran, Surabaya 9.875 m2

The building is located in the Kenjeran area, in Pantai Mentari Housing, a middle to upper class housing located on the edge of Kenjeran Beach. The Kenjeran Beach area is currently being developed as the Kenjeran Beach Tourism Area. Teater Ria Kenjeran seeks to create a space that can meet the needs of the public space of the community in the Kenjeran Beach area and connect Mentari Beach Housing with the Kenjeran Beach Tourism Area. This goal is realized with theater as the main function and public open space as support.

1. Entrance

2. Drop off lobby

3. Theatre building

4. Basement access

5. Service lobby

Notes:

6. Service area

7. Plaza

8. Bus parking

9. Park

10. RTH

fig 2.2 exterior perspective

fig 2.1 block plan

fig 2.4 building section

fig 2.3 facade detail

fig 2.5 3d mock up front view

fig 2.6 3d mock up top view

2nd Place at Archinesia Student Design Competition 2022

Function:

Location:

Area:

Single-family house Jakarta 120 m2

Brief Participants were asked to design a single-family house that is contextual in the recent pandemic.

Discussions about post-pandemic architecture are often only associated with “green design” or other passive design solutions which actually has been the definition of “good architecture” for a long time. However, what difference did the recent pandemic make?

The pandemic has also made us pay attention to cleanliness, from using masks to disposable cutlery. Unfortunately, we managed to close 2020 by hoarding 1.6 billion masks in the sea. In fact, masks have a decomposition time of 450 years, a very long time compared to plastic (20) or styrofoam (50). Hence, human waste could be the most abundant and contextual material in the future.

public private semi-public

The house is seperated into three different zoning that corresponds to its hygienic control hierarchy.

fig 3.1 exterior perspective

Collaborators : Eistein, Michael, Ganesh

fig 3.2 axonometric diagram

fig 3.3 section a

fig 3.4 courtyard second floor perspective

fig 3.5 courtyard first floor perspective

fig 3.7 front porch perspective

fig 3.8 living area perspective

fig 3.12 first floor plan

fig 3.11 second floor plan

fig 3.10 roof plan

Nata Lembur

Sayembara Arsitektur Yahintara 2021

Function:

Location:

Area:

Mosque and village hall Kampung Ancol, Garut 900 m2

Brief Participants were asked to design public facilities to fulfill the needs of the occupants in the newly developed kampung.

Interaction between open buildings promotes the growth of social interactions. Passive design also implemented properly especially for the ventilation and air circulation that can lead to the potential of reducing the spread of diseases. The buildings features conveniently replacable such as “tatami”inspired modules for flooring components for easy maintenance.

fig 4.2 mosque exterior perspective

fig 4.3 mosque interior perpective fig 4.4 mosque section

fig 4.5 mosque plan

Collaborators : Jaggro, Aldri

fig 4.1 site diagram & building features

Rumah Ramah

Viridi Architecture Competition

Function:

Location:

Area:

Single-family house

Jakarta 48 m2

Brief Participants were asked to design a single family house that can provide selfsustaining feature for the occupants.

This house has a main core in the staircase area where the corridors in front of it are also used as spaces to support the main needs. The energy required by the Aquaponic system is generated directly by solar panels installed on the top of the roof. Besides being economical, the Aquaponic system also does not depend on electricity which is prone to blackouts and can damage crops.

Notes:

1. Carport

2. Living/dining

9. Toilet

10. Wardrobe

11. Child’s bedroom

12. Aquaponic

13. Rooftop

14. Laundry area

7. Master bedroom

15. Drying area

3. Kitchen

4. Toilet

5. Food storage

6. Backyard

8. Shower

fig 5.3 third floor plan

fig 5.2 second floor plan

fig 5.1 first floor plan

fig 5.4 section a-a’

fig 5.6 first floor facade perspective

fig 5.5 living area perspective

Internship Project 2021

Function:

Location:

Healthcare

Blitar 1.175 m2

Massing Development Final Development

The following diagram shows the program exploration for function arrangements and its connectivity in regards to the hierarchy and proximity of the program

DEVELOPMENT

The following diagram represents further development of program arrangement and blocking into a spatial arrangement and circulation

The following diagram represents further development of program arrangement and blocking into a spatial arrangement and circulation

BUILDING SCHEMATIC EXPLORATION

BUILDING SCHEMATIC EXPLORATION

The following diagram shows the massing exploration in finding form and solid-void interconnectivity of the building in regards to the spatiality of the whole concept

The following diagram shows the massing exploration in finding form and solid-void interconnectivity of the building in regards to the spatiality of the whole concept

Selected option [CC-01] developed into CLUSTERED CORRIDOR-01 [CLUSTER] options.

Selected option [CC-01] developed into CLUSTERED CORRIDOR-01 [CLUSTER] options.

Selected option [CH-02] developed into CENTERED HALLWAY-02 [HALLWAY] options.

Selected option [CH-02] developed into CENTERED HALLWAY-02 [HALLWAY] options.

Selected option [CLUSTERED CORRIDOR-SPATIAL] CLUSTERED CORRIDOR MASSING [CM] options.

Selected option [CLUSTERED CORRIDOR-SPATIAL] CLUSTERED CORRIDOR MASSING [CM] options.

Selected option [CENTERED HALLWAY-SPATIAL] CENTERED HALLWAY MASSING [HM] options.

Selected option [CENTERED HALLWAY-SPATIAL] CENTERED HALLWAY MASSING [HM] options.

SELECTED

fig 4.6 building elevation

fig 4.7 building section

fig 4.2 exterior perspective

fig 4.5 corridor perspective

fig 4.4 corridor perspective

fig 4.3 main entrance perspective

fig 4.6 waiting area perspective

EI Habitat

SB301 Office

Function:

Location:

Area:

Single-family house Kenjeran, Surabaya 278 m2

The site is located on a leftover area of an existing house. For this project, the client specifically ask for an unusual house, so we are given a rather lax requirement for exploration, but he specifically ask to preserve the existing vegetations on the site. Throughout the project we made many iteration based on a set of criteria that we have set for for the designing phase. The resulting design is basically boxes of programs that are meticulously placed in between the existing vegetations sheltered under a big slab of roof extended from the frontmost part of the house to the master bedroom area at the back. The circulation is designed to have sequential experience as the occupants or guest get around the house. A long stretch of fish pond is also placed at the side of the house to help with the cooling and ventilation of the general area under the shelter. The new house is also connected directly to the common area of the exisiting house.

fig 7.2 building section

fig 7.1 site plan

The material chosen for the house went through many iteration as seen above. The client eventually settled for the rustic look throughout the house.

fig 7.4 living module exterior perspective

fig 7.3 living module detail

fig 7.3 material exploration

Jagir Rent House

SB301 Office

Function:

Location:

Area:

OPTION

This diagram shows a summary of all the required for healthcare practice.

Renthouse Jagir Surabay 120 m2

We were asked to renovated an existing house into several rented house that can be used seperately. Through our exploration we managed to split the house into five smaller houses that still have all the facilities needed for the occupants. During the exploration we also established that every house should have a small garden that could help with the natural lighting, ventilation and also to make the small room doesn’t feel cramped. The five houses also have direct access to the public street making it convenient for the occupants. The house is divided into two main program that is the living area on the first floor and the recess area on the second floor. We wanted to make the house have as small as possible room division to maximise the space that’s usable. On the first floor, the living area is connected to the garden and toilet, while maintaining the visibility from the second floor.

This diagram shows a summary of all the party required for healthcare practice.

SECTION 01

This diagram shows a summary of all the party required for healthcare practice.

fig 8.2 second floor plan

fig 8.4 first floor plan

fig 8.5 building section fig

OPTION 01 SECTION 02

Acknowledgement

Huge appreciation towards the parties, collaborators and mentors alike mentioned in my portfolio for all the ideas and knowledge shared and exchanged that helped me grow as a designer and human being in general.

This diagram shows a summary of all the party required for healthcare practice.