Junior Architect Portfolio and Resume

RESUME.

CONTENTS.

MARY HOSPITAL CILEUNGSI

Mary Hospital is a healthcare institution with a dream of attaining international standards in its services, facilities, and human resources. Architecture is one of the key elements that brings this dream closer to reality. The creation of an architecture that is inclusive for all, environmentally beneficial, and health-conscious undoubtedly propels this dream towards becoming a tangible achievement. The translation of this architectural idea is manifested in the intricate details carefully crafted at every corner of the building.

One significant architectural concept in the design of Mary Hospital’s building revolves around its facade. In order to enhance the patients’ well-being, the facade is intentionally designed to be as open as possible, incorporating large windows that align with the interior layout. Additionally, sun shading elements have been incorporated to regulate sunlight during critical times, such as late afternoon. The choice of facade colors is rooted in psychological principles, aiming to instill a sense of tranquility in anyone who beholds it. The design of the sun shading elements is selected to not overly obstruct the hospital’s views, serving as a preventive measure to ensure that those within the building do not feel claustrophobic.

The canopies are crafted in a cantilevered form, eliminating the need for columns beneath them, with the intention of facilitating smooth circulation within the complex lobby area.

Mary Hospital - 2023

Situated in Bogor Regency, on a sprawling land spanning over 5,000 square meters, Mary Hospital aims to provide comprehensive service coverage to its area. Surrounded by densely populated areas, the hospital remains steadfast in its commitment to serve all, regardless of social status, race, religion, or other factors, as its primary principle is to extend care and services to everyone in need

The interior spaces, following the same design principles of cleanliness, brightness, and transparency, are intended to enhance the healing environment for incoming patients. The color palette includes monochromatic tones and a single wood hue to avoid monotony within the rooms. White and pastel green were chosen to complement this palette, with the aim of instilling a sense of tranquility for anyone experiencing them.

Mary Hospital - 2023

The restroom, corridor, and waiting areas are designed with the same principles, encompassing color selection, materials, and finishing details. Safety is also a paramount design requirement. In the corridors, this is translated into wall-mounted handrails along the entire length of the corridor, and in the restrooms, they are positioned in wet areas, specifically within the shower areas.

Mary Hospital - 2023

SAWUNG GARDEN RESIDENCE

Sawung Garden Residence aspires to provide housing for everyone, regardless of their socioeconomic status or background. This subsidized housing development strives to be a haven for those who aspire to have a home under any circumstances.

With a simple yet functional architectural design that preserves the essence of user needs, Sawung Garden is designed to be as efficient as possible, minimizing the financial burden on residents. The straightforward architectural details contribute significantly to realizing Sawung Garden’s dream and bringing it closer to reality.

SECTION A-A

SECTION B-B

Located in the southern part of West Java, specifically in Pameungpeuk, Garut, covering an area of over 30,000 square meters, Sawung Garden provides more than 141 subsidized houses to meet the spatial needs of its occupants. Despite facing various challenges, including hilly terrain, hot weather, and steep access roads, Sawung Garden remains resolute in its determination to pursue its dream.

The design principle for this house is simplicity and reduction. It is manifested in the choice of only two paint colors and a building mass that is strictly boxshaped. Yet, it doesn’t forget to incorporate points of interest into the building. The use of a roster on the facade not only serves as an architectural feature but also functions as a sun shading element.

AA HOUSECIMAHI

The shape of this house is derived from the site’s location at the corner of the housing area. The dominant white box among other shapes is a translation of the site’s position. Besides being influenced by the site, this dominant form is also shaped by the interior program as the primary space among the others. Colors in the other areas are adapted to supporting elements to maintain the dominance of the box shape initially envisioned during the planning phase.

FIRST FLOOR

SECOND FLOOR

Inhabited by a small family consisting of a father, mother, and two children, the interior space program of this house is tailored to accommodate the simplicity of their family activities. This family values togetherness and social interaction. As a result, the living room is designed as a gathering space for family members, and its size is maximized compared to the other rooms

W-RESIDENCE BANDUNG

The owner’s desire was to create a house that could be utilized to support their content creator work needs. Every corner of this house has been meticulously designed to facilitate this purpose, all while adhering to the principles of compact, well-lit, and highly aesthetic design. Architectural details, such as materials and paint colors, have been customized to fulfill the owner’s preferences.

FIRST FLOOR

SECOND FLOOR

The facade is designed to accommodate the owner’s desire for an area that provides a direct view of the street. Sunshades have been crafted to prevent direct sunlight penetration in the late afternoon, as the building’s orientation faces directly westward.

Every corner of the room is meticulously designed to serve as a background spot for the owner’s work as a content creator. The choice of oak wood materials and white paint is intended to create an ambiance in the spacious, well-lit room, adding even more value to support their work.

PODOMORO RESIDENCE

The desired color tone for this house, according to the owner, is a masculine one. The design aligns with this preference by incorporating masculine elements, such as the predominant use of black in material choices. To avoid a dark ambiance, the rooms are complemented with the addition of white and oak wood as a balance to the black materials throughout the house.

With this color composition, the owner’s desire for a masculine atmosphere is fulfilled while still adhering to the principles of a bright, healthy, and aesthetically pleasing design.

The family area, kitchen, and bedroom are designed with black materials to complement the owner’s masculine concept. The composition of broken white ceramic materials, white walls, and several oak wood material backdrops is intended to create an ambiance that aligns with the owner’s preferences

GA HOUSE CIPETE

The concept embraced in this house is one of simplicity and reduction. Simple architectural details that still manage to leave a positive impression are applied throughout every corner of the house. This includes material color choices, the house’s form, room composition, and spatial flow. Everything is geared towards functionality and the occupants inside, without adding anything that might be deemed unnecessary.

FIRST FLOOR

SECOND FLOOR

Located in the downtown residential area with an area exceeding 200 square meters, this house presented its own unique challenges, such as the difficulty in finding suitable materials for the location. However, through collaboration between the owner and the design team, the house was ultimately built according to its planned expectations.

BAPPEDA of The West Java Government Building

Change always happens to humans on any earth. This process is very natural. Rapid changes in all fields due to the rapid advancement of technology and information led to the transformation of the industrial society into a society of information and science. This phenomenon is one of the impacts of the globalization process, which makes a significant change in any country.

The reaction to globalization in architecture is marked by the emergence of an interest in local features. Practitioners and theorists begin to look at local elements that are considered unique, specific, and can provide a diversity of ‘colors’. By raising local knowledge, it is hoped that local identity will not be so easily swept away by the wave of globalization.

The location of the site is on urban area at Dago street.

Site : Jl. Ir. H. Djuanda No.287, Dago, Kecamatan Coblong, Kota Bandung

Area : ± 9100 sqm

The interior of the building is adjusted to the theme that has been raised, namely Sundanese architecture with the dominance of the color of wood, natural stone and polished concrete. Interior design for workspace and meeting rooms still reinforce to the concept which is strong in the color of wood and natural stone material.

The exterior of the building designed with the architectural concept of Sundanese architecture with domination by the roof overhang. The facade is dominated by horizontal line elements. Horizontal line elements in this facade are not only used as aesthetics of buildings but can also be used as a buffer against sunlight. The exterior of the supporting building is the face of the building’s flexibility. GRC motives for the needs of air and natural light.

The domination of wood panel and natural stone for the main meeting area that makes the tones still relevant for the concept. Brown, white and grey are the colors which help out the tones to get equality from the color of local materials. The furniture is the component that makes this materials tones feel accept each other. The plafond of this room required to be formed to produce more space, which can increase space for more people.

BramacarakaBromo Tourism Information

Center

Brahma Caraka is the information center of Bromo, Tengger and Semeru tourism areas with the aim of facilitating access to information for tourists in Malang. The basic concept is obtained by adapting the tenggerese culture as an implementation of the details of its architectural design.

The Tengger tribe concept has simple, diligent, and peaceful living habits. The majority of the people live as farmers working from morning to evening in the fields. The life of the people is also full of peace. With the philosophy of life adapted to the spirit of the building, simplicity is applied through the use of local materials such as wood, stone, brick, concrete, and clay tile. Then the light & shading which symbolizes the character of the hard worker tengger as a representation of the tengger tribe community.

Architecture Competition Collaboration with : Imam S, Rifky R, Ahmad Yajit B and S. Andi M. `

The location of the site is on urban area at Malang. Site : Jl. Ronggo Warsito, Malang, East Java Area : ± 1000 sqm Builded area : ± 283 sqm

Based on the culture found in the Tengger tribe. The shape of this building adapts the traditional Tengger tribe ceremony named Yadya Kasada Ritual. The Yadya Kasada ritual is carried out with a ceremony in the form of a procession that starts from the temple as the entrance gate and continues to the crater of Mount Bromo to make sacrifices in the form of food, money or clothes.

Kasada interpreted that Mount Bromo is the center of the world, this Kasada Ritual was applied by placing the axis perpendicular to the orientation map of the building that faces Mount Bromo, with the temple as the entrance and the information area as the embodiment of Mount Bromo as the end point of the ritual procession.

The material of each room for this building has to set for using any local material equipment. Structure material using ulin wood and any kind of wood material like nyatoh and ulin. Tone has created for impersonate local knowledge thing that have seen on the simplicity of tengger tribe.

The impression what we hope about this building is liven the local side up, and increase people awereness about wealth of culture what we have on this country are true and need to preserved for contuinity.

Batupatas Tanjung Kelayang Tourism Information Center

Architecture Competition Collaboration with : Imam S, Rifky R, Ahmad Yajit B and S. Andi M. `

Batu Patas is an information center for the Tanjung Kelayang Special Economic Zone (KEK), Bangka Belitung. The basic concept based on the impression of Batu Garuda as an icon in Tanjung Kelayang. Batu Garuda’s metaphor as an initial form makes a unified language with its environment wise.

A series of executions of design applications that harmonize between vernacular and contemporary designs applied in architectural details are arranged in such a way that they refer to one main knowledge, namely local wisdom.

Keterangan :

A. Site : Jl. Tanjung Pandan Tanjung

Kelayang

B. Pantai Tanjung Kelayang

c. Kawasan Ekonomi Khusus

The location of the site is on rural area at Belitong.

Area : ± 1000 sqm

Builded area : ± 295 sqm

The form based on the nature of the linear site that follows the face of the road as a form of linear expression to be presented in the building. The addition of the form of the roof as the face of the stone cape of the Kelayang Tanjung which has the impression of the shape protrudes in one direction.

With the final result of forming the shape of the building, the roof as a unifying element makes a single unity as the initial impression of the preparation of the garuda tanjung kelayang stone.

The composition of the roof formed is the result of a metaphor of rock Garuda that has a protruding face in one direction, namely the west (Qibla). Also took the basic form of the Limasan roof which was deconstructed to resemble the metaphorical shape of a stone.

There are several implementations applied, one of them is the eagle’s head which is used as the primary symbol in the building. The material on this building has to set from local material. It’s kind of nyatoh wood for structure, sirap for roof material and sabak stone for wall material.

The building zone divided into three parts, the public, private and service zones. The public zone is filled by exhibition space and information center. The Private Zone filled by the manager and administration room. The service zone is filled with lactation rooms, toilets, warehouses and prayer rooms.

Circulation flow is made linearly following the shape of the building making it easier for visitors to use every facilities. Circulation flow for the service area is made. Functional sequences start from the toilets and continue to the prayer rooms.

Designed by Royan Azrul.