PORTFOLIO Architectural Works 2020
Selvia Diwanty
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SELVIA DIWANTY
Selvia Diwanty Born September 19th, 1998 Jakarta, Indonesia
Address Kelapa Gading 14250, North Jakarta
Contact s.diwanty@gmail.com
PROFILE
DESIGN SKILLS
Hi! I’m Selvia Diwanty. I finished my study at Bandung Institute of Technology and graduated in October 2020 with a Bachelor’s Degree in Architecture. I am a very inquisitive and passionate learner who is into the creative realm, everything it has to offer, and the possibilities yet to be explored.
AutoCAD Lumion Adobe Photoshop Microsoft Office
Proficient
SketchUp Adobe Indesign
Intermediate
Revit Adobe Illustrator Adobe XD / Figma
Basic
LANGUAGE
INTEREST
Bandung Institute of Technology (ITB) Bachelor of Architecture Cum Laude with GPA 3.93/4.00
Indonesian
SMAK 5 PENABUR Jakarta Best Student Batch 22 Ranked 4th in National Exam—DKI Jakarta Base
speak fluently and read/ write with high proficiency
Architecture Urban design Landscape Interior design Furniture design
I aspire to learn and grow to be a sensible architect with attention towards materiality, contextuality, and sustainability for I consider architecture as a cultural footprint—a vessel that houses the people’s stories. This portfolio gathers selected works throughout my journey in architecture school and beyond. EDUCATION 2016-2020
2013-2016
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native language
English
Mandarin, French
speak, read, and write with basic competence
Art & Illustration Graphic Design Editorial Design Gastronomy Botany
AWARDS 2020
WORK EXPERIENCE 1st Place
2020
National Multi Comfort Student Contest
Private Projects
R House, O House, and J House design Prembun HD visualization
1st Place
International ASHRAE Student Design Competition’s Applied Engineering Challenge
Freelance Architect
2019
2nd Place
Intern
Popo Danes Architect
Bali Cultural Center, Widodaren Beach Resort, and Besakih Temple Area Renovation: masterplan, modeling, visualization, scheduling, and site visit ‘Architecture for Kids’ event planner, designer, & volunteer
PROTECT Oil Rig Design Competition
Ganesha Karya & Karsa ITB Ganesha Awards 2019
Best Student
ITB Architecture 2016
OTHER EXPERIENCE
2018
Dean’s List Honor
2017-2020
ITB SAPPD 2016
Interior Design from Start to Finish
2020
Building & Maintaining Design System
Online course by Nook Architect, Domestika 2018-2019
Two-days workshop by Magika Studio
2017-2019
Lumion Workshop
Seminar on Performance, Tradition, Creativity, and Informality in Architectural Design Presented paper on Thematic Study of Dining Narrative in Restaurant Design Based on Performative Exp. Theory
2017-2018
Green Architecture Workshop
2020
Tutor | Architecture Computation Studio
2018
Exchange Grantee | University of Kitakyushu
2016-2020
Instructed and tutored computation lab practice sessions Selected as one of ITB Architecture delegate out of 40 applicants to take part in Net Zero Energy Building— Japan-Asia Youth Science Training Program
Event Coordinator | ‘FAÇADE’ Field Excursion Coordinated a seven-days-trip focused on vernacular, historical, and colonial architecture in Semarang, Solo, and Yogyakarta
Curriculum Vitae
Color Guard
Marching Band Waditra Ganesha ITB
Staff
Kabinet Keluarga Mahasiswa ITB
Designed infographics and posters for ‘Suarasa’ Participated in strategic communication training Served as field division staff in 2017 ITB Orientation Created installations for 2016 October Graduation
Guest Lecture and EDGE training by ITB Architecture
ACADEMIC EXPERIENCE
Student Catalyst Batch 6
Performed as color guard in 2016 PINKA Coordinated publication & documentation division in 2017 regeneration program Designed graphic information for social media postings and e-magazine
Official Lumion Training for Computation Studio Tutor 2019
Graduate
Selected as one of 40 students out of 445 applicants Arranged events and published educative podcasts
Architectural Design Week: Community House Third place creation intensive workshop with lectures by professional architects
Ikatan Mahasiswa Arsitektur Gunadharma ITB Deputized the president Supervised 4 divisions under secretarial sector Arranged organization timeline and mass allocation Coodinated various organizational events Provided and administered letters & documents
SEMINAR & WORKSHOP 2021
Secretary General
Member
Studi Teater Mahasiswa ITB
Performed in 2016 ‘Enigma of Saints’ play and 2017 ‘Festival Paduan Angklung’ musical collaboration play Composed design guideline and performed as choreographic ensemble in ‘Ratna Manggali’ musical play 2014-2015
Vice President
SMAK 5 PENABUR Jakarta Student Council
Officiated as vice student council president Coordinated ‘ESCALADES Vidias’— PENABUR 5’s cup and open house in 2015 as head of 141 commitee members
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CONTENTS
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Museum of Indonesian Gastronomy
Renmin-iscing The Riparian Heritage
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Cibadak Riverfront
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Bandung Mixed Commercial Building
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Re(BOND)ir
Other Works
01 The Cultural Melting Pot: Museum of Indonesian Gastronomy
Type Year Location Building Area Designer Supervisor Tools
: Studio project, Museum, Cultural : 2020 : BSD, Tangerang, Banten : 18.586,8 sqm : Selvia Diwanty : Ir. Tri Yuwono, MT. : AutoCAD, Sketchup, Lumion, Procreate, Photoshop, Lightroom, EDGE App
Cicero once stated that the human mind must be cultivated to ‘fruit’; Since God knows when I have always been inquisitive about the world of food: the sizzles, the outburst of aroma, the tempting visual, the texture, the universal language it speaks, the way such delectable celebration of flavors works on every bite, and the fact that certain settings could elevate the whole dining experience. Behind those curiosities lies a vivid love for Indonesian culture. Hence, the idea of designing an experiential center for Indonesian gastronomy as my final project came to light.
Root of the matter
Indonesia has more than 30.000 varieties of recorded dishes originating from across the archipelago. Indonesian Cuisine is not only about taste but is also full of narratives and cultural philosophies contained. Gastronomy is the study of the relationship between food and culture. Based on the notions of various Indonesian gastronomic communities and associations in the National Dialogue on Gastronomy,
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Indonesia’s abundant gastronomic wealth needs to be promoted for cultural education and preservation— to be passed down to generations to come. Various foods, eating activities, and the cooking processes can be documented, stored, and preserved in a center for cultural preservation and studies, namely the Museum of Indonesian Gastronomy.
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The cultural melting pot The designed program embodies multidimensional gastronomic exploration. The building acts as a platform that connects men and their natural surroundings in cultivating ideas. The gastronomic course from the cultivation of ingredients to the processing and enjoyment of gastronomic products is chosen as the main sequence and translated into the museum programs vertically. These facilities are woven by a spiral ramp that runs across the building, along with social spaces that kept the dialogues going. The designed museum is envisioned to be a culturally vibrant platform for appreciating, learning, experimenting, and preserving the diverse and unique Indonesian gastronomy.
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Site Location
Site Plan
Ground Plan
Museum of Indonesian Gastronomy
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The course of form finding
Museum of Indonesian Gastronomy
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Entrance Plaza
Relishing the journey Pedestrian Park
Cultivation Garden
Museum of Indonesian Gastronomy
Show/Demo Kitchen
Exhibition
Architecture and gastronomy coexist on an experiential dimension, both involve multisensorial perceptive experience and play pivotal roles in human life— from basic physiological, social, and psychological needs to the point of portraying one’s identity and cultural dynamic.
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02 Cibadak Riverfront
Type Year Location Building Area Designer Supervisor Tools
: Studio project, Mixed-Use : 2019 : Cibadak, Bandung : 19.555 sqm : Selvia Diwanty : Dewi Larasati, ST., MT., Ph.D. : AutoCAD, Sketchup, Lumion, Photoshop, Lightroom
Cibadak has a distinct urban fabric as the Chinatown of Bandung City with its particular shopping arcades streetscape. The proposed design is a mixed-use building in a high-density area—a lifestyle center that combines vertical housing with commercial and other leisure amenities with a ratio of ~60:40. The design maintains the existing shopping arcade with an extended culinary festival to attract visitors and liven up the area. The rejuvenated riverside acts as the site’s main amenity whilst also contributing to the bustling city’s public space and the block’s permeability.
Project site Cibadak Riverfront is located in Cibadak, Bandung, West Java. The project site is adjacent to Cibadak Street, Abuya Alley, and Citepus River. The land is angled with shopping arcade character on one side, neighboring the residential area on the other side. The site is located in the K2 zone (Trade and Services Center) with maximum floor area of 19,555 m2.
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Design concept & vision
As a leisure attraction that focuses on lifestyle, the open air concept is appointed to provide a unique shopping experience for visitors, improving the porosity, accessibility, and permeability of the building.
Maintain the area’s skyline and urban façade continuity by setting back the tower and makes the height gradually increase through the terraced mass. The façade morphology and geometric fragments are preserved as an urban facade.
The movement and circulation nodes are turned into green public areas, spaces for interaction and oasis in the middle of the bustling city whilst acting as an extended culinary festival that liven up the neighbourhood.
Form-finding
Cibadak Riverfront
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Elevation
North
Floor Plan
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East
South
West
Section
Building Features
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Apartment Floor Plan
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Apartment
Riverside Leisure
Drop Off
Lifestyle Center
Shopping Arcade
Entrance Plaza
Cibadak Riverfront
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03 Re(BOND)ir Type Year Location Site Area Designer Supervisor Tools
: Competition, Masterplan, Residential, Educational, Heritage Conservation, Building Performance : 2020 : Saint-Denis, France : 55.150 sqm : Selvia Diwanty, Vadya Dzauqiah, Hilman Prakoso : Dr.Eng. M. Donny Koerniawan, ST., MT. : AutoCAD, Sketchup, Lumion, EDGE App, DIALux, Photoshop, Lightroom
Re(BOND)ir: a sustainable development park combining residential, educational, and recreational functions. Designed based on the notion of the Sustainable Development, the project serves as an affordable living area in a festive historical setting. The proposed design strive to promote reminiscence of the respected past while moving forward to the future through its design vision: Sustainable, Permeable, and Memorable Saint Denis. The design focuses on energy efficiency and the occupants’ multicomfort & well being to encourage sustainable lifestyle. Not only reducing the carbon footprints, the design also generates energy from alternative source to fulfill the area’s needs. The proposed project has competed in the national contest and will represent Indonesia in the International Stage.
Background & Issues
Initial Masterplan & Site Regulations
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Saint Denis, a member of the Plaine Commune Establishment that will serve as the host of 2024 Paris Olympic Village. It is a home to 2 endearing heritage buildings and hundred thousands of its multicultural inhabitants, consist of youngest population of Ile de France. 45% of which are young adults and growing households, and 65% of which are blue collar workers from the past industrial enterprise. The lack of affordable housing for modest households still remains a reality, with 20% of the current dwellings are deemed unfit for purpose.
Site Analysis
Historical Buildings
Sun Path
Wind Rose
Juxtapositioning Grid
Building Orientation Tilt
Green Buffer
Design Vision Sustainable
Permeable
Memorable
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Site Plan
Design Programs
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01 Maison Coignet 02 Utility 03 Rent Office 04 Multifunction Hall 05 Sports 06 School 07 Daycare 08 Office
09 Outdoor Tribune 10 Market 11 Food & Beverage 12 Retail 13 Cafe 14 Co-Working Space 15 Retail 16 Urban Farming
Ground Plan
Urban Farming The introduction of urban farming and public park at the bottom of the site acts as buffer zone for heat whilst producing fresh air, which through the prevailing wind flows into the cooling pit inlets and towards the northern habited zone.
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The urban farm serves for food chain shortening and resilience. It also aims to generate activity and income for the apartment residents in hope to minimize the area’s crime rate and cut down their traveling distance.
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Adaptive Reuse
Ex-Warehouse
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Maison Coignet
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Conservation Strategy
Marketplace
Maison Coignet
The warehouse building is revitalized with introduction of new functions and activities as a lively marketplace that flows into the plaza and open public space. Connectivity bridges intersect the existing wall dynamically and are encased with glass boxes to show the contrast between the old and new structures.
The Maison Coignet is rejuvenated and revitalized retroactively with more open partitions, allowing the creation of social and collaborative spaces across the building. The exposed structures along with transparent volumes and updated programs encourage appreciation of the building’s history.
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Site Plan
Ground Plan
Kindergarten & Primary School The kindergarten and primary school are situated in the lower density zone. The school areas are separated by shared facilities, following the brief’s bubble diagram. Both school playgrounds are placed as innercourts to allow supervision and visual access. Outside school hours and during holidays, computer room, leisure sport area and common hall can be accessed by the communities through the podium bridge entrance. For the school comforts, extra attention are being put to the acoustic comfort. The building mass is surrounded by green belt as natural noise buffer zone. the facade on the east side are oriented irregularly to avoid constructive reflected sound interference.
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Floor Plan
1st Floor Plan
2nd Floor Plan
3rd Floor Plan
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Apartment The apartment consists of 3 interconnected towers of 4-5 floors. It houses 262 units with more than 60% of which are over 60 sqm. Each tower has 5 foyers adjacent to the core. The foyers function as shared social living space for the residents and enable visual connectivity between every two floors. Every bedrooms and living area has direct access to daylight and fresh air. Kinetic facade system and irregular disuniform ones are used to respond to the daylight penetration and avert noises from the RER.
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Apartment Units
T1
T2
T3
T4
T1’1
T5
T6
T7
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Expandable Loft The idea was generated on the notion that St Denis consists of young families and working class communities. The initial cost of an expandable unit might be more expensive than the regular ones, but in the long run as the family grows they can gradually add up more rooms in the mezzanine level with more fit and flexible expansion.
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Apartment Floor Plan
Tower A-1
Tower A-2
Tower B-1
Tower B-2
Tower C-1
Tower C-2
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Apartment Foyer
Barbeque Spot
Cinema Lounge
Playground
Mini Gym
Multi-Comfort
Natural Daylighting
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Building System
Alternative Energy
Water
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Indoor Air Quality
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Heating
Savings Simulation
Thermal Comfort
Re(BOND)ir
Visual Comfort
Acoustic Comfort
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Passive Design Scheme
Longitudinal Section
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Market & Plaza
School
Kindergarten Playground
Apartment Facade
Urban Farming
Rooftop
Apartment Foyer
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04 Renmin-iscing the Riparian Heritage: Interweaving The Blue & Green Type Year Location Site Area Designer Supervisor Tools
: Competition, Masterplan : 2020 : Kaizhou New City, Sichuan, China : 213.000 sqm : Selvia Diwanty, Vadya Dzauqiah, Hilman Prakoso, Shabrina Amalia Ihsanti, Fransiskus A Dwinugroho : Ir. Achmad Deni Tardiyana, MUD. : AutoCAD, Sketchup, Lumion, Photoshop, Lightroom
Recollecting memories from the past often triggers thoughts of the future. Vice versa, envisioning the future might stimulate reminiscence. China’s riparian heritage goes a long way from the constant encounter between men and nature, dwelling in coexistence, to the emergence of cleaner, greener, and more sustainable agenda. The shift from defensive flood management to a more resilient approach occurs in thriving to recover past mistakes and make amends with nature. The intertwining of nature’s blue and green hence contrived in the mended idyllic fabric whilst maintaining economic, environmental, and cultural vitality— rejuvenating the harmony between men and nature.
Project Site
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Problem Identification
Renmin-iscing The Riparian Heritage
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Design Concept
Design Scenario
PHASE 1: CANAL
PHASE 2: CANAL + WATER CATCHMENT AREA
PHASE 3: DURING FLOOD
Happens during the drought or when the rainfall intensity is low. The water volume and flow is manageable to be held inside the main canal only.
Happens during medium rainfall intensity. The water overflows the canal and is being streamed down the secondary stream and collected in the water catchment area, to further be managed as resources or absorbed to the ground.
Happens during heavy rainfall, rainstorm, and/ or followed by land water run-offs. The water catchment area will be full and the water will be streamed back to the canal. This division is aimed to lower the stream’s speed and allow the water to be absorbed before being streamed back to the canal.
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Masterplan
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Building System
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Waterway
Aqueduct
Skybike
Pedestrian
Greenway
Street
Isometric Lot
Veranda & Forest Walk
Shophouses
Health & Healing Facilities
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Water Management Area
Design Sequence The Central Park is designed based on how nature connects to its inhabitants: weaving the blue and green around a man’s way of life, restoring the riparian heritage and reconnecting the three key aspects that lead to a more sustainable future. The sequence of the park is devided into 5 parts, each represents different stages of how nature and men’s relationship shifted from coexisting to harmonious coliving.
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Natural Reserve
Cultural Center
Shophouses
Health & Healing Center
Canal
Energy Center
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05 Bandung Mixed Commercial Building Type Year Location Building Area Team
Supervisor Tools
: Competition, Building System : 2020 : Bandung, West Java, Indonesia : 11.772 sqm : Selvia Diwanty, Hilman Prakoso (AR), Reza Dzikri Khusaini, Kamilita Hening Musono, Alpinus Raditya Dewangga (ME), R. M. Nadhir Nasrudin T. (EE) : Adrian Rizqi Irhamna, ST., MT. : Revit, Lumion, Photoshop, Lightroom
The project covers an adaptive thermal comfort optimization system for large commercial buildings based on occupants’ feedback. In this case, the designed system is applied on a mixed commercial building in Bandung City, Indonesia. The selected site is situated in a dense area with tropical climate and urban heat island issues. Due to these problems, the building has potential to be developed through various systems, plants and design strategies. The proposed system is awarded first place in 2020 international ASHRAE Student Design Competition’s Applied Engineering Challenge
For such large commercial buildings where occupants have different backgrounds and preferences, finding a specific air condition to ensure occupants comfort becomes a challenging task, hence it acts as a framework in designing the system. The fact that many existing commercial buildings have an already established HVAC control system is also a major consideration in our thought process on designing the system. The designed mixed-use building spans across 7.252 sqm area of land with a total of 11.772-
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sqm floor area divided into 6 stories above ground and 2 basement levels. The basements consist of vehicle parking, building plants, management and security offices, ground floor consists of restaurants and supermarkets, second floor consists of commercial spaces, third floor consists of co-working space, gym, food court and restaurants. The various functions and activity programs display the versatility of proposed system design in diverse cases.
Shopping Center
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Leisure Space
Rent Office
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Building System The system’s design heavily focuses on the occupant feedback to achieve the optimum air temperature. The PMV method from the ASHRAE/ANSI Standard 55-2017 is utilized as a guideline. This method allows the system to predict optimal air temperature automatically with the aid of servers, although operator will still be needed for several decision making. Essentially, the system proposed will work with what the building already has, making it very economical and easily deployable for construction. It makes use of the surveillance system, adding computer vision modules to the CCTV to create an occupant sensor and an activity mode sensor. It is also equipped with various sensors that measure the indoor and outdoor conditions of the building which are directly affected by the system variables. The proposed system also helps building operator to answer operational issues whilst optimizing thermal comfort, creating a better indoor environment for the occupants.
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Environtment Monitoring & Materials
Lighting & Occupants’ Feedback
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Design Strategies As a response to the relatively hot and humid climate, the building is designed with enhanced natural ventilation to reduce average cooling load and suppress energy costs. A large inner courtyard void at the center of the building helps warmer air to rise across the space, known as the stack effect. The building mass and envelope are subtracted at various corners to enable cross-ventilation. All passive and active design measures are implemented to improve both indoor and outdoor microclimate, ensuring occupants’ comfort whilst optimizing energy efficiency and raising environmental sustainability.
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Competition Entries
Seboq Tanduran 2019 | Wiswakharman Expo Public Toilet & Rest Area Team: Arkansyah Farras S & Albertus S Yulianto
Softail Offshore Rig 2020 | 1st Runner Up PROTECT ORDC Offshore Rig Design Team: Softail ITB Alroy Suchipto, Jay Bianco, M Irsyad Fahmi L (Petroleum Engineering), & Aditya Herfrison (Ocean Engineering)
Lingkar Suar 2020 | Architectural Design Week Workshop Public Park & Informal School Team: Azizah R. Harsanto, Shabrina A. Ihsanti, Luthfiawati Bahman, dan Vadya Dzauqiah
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Projects
R House 2020 | Private Residential Renovation
Prembun HD 2020 | Private Hospital Interior Team: R. Aji Rahadian
Pusat Kebudayaan Bali 2019 | Internship Masterplan Team: Popo Danes Architect
Other Works
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Academic Works
Cicendo District Office 2018 District Office Cicendo, Bandung City, Indonesia Supervisor: Dr.-Ing. Erika Yuni Astuti, ST., MT.
Canvas Urban Gallery & Workshop 2018 Community Center | Gallery Braga, Bandung City, Indonesia Supervisor: Dr.-Ing. Erika Yuni Astuti, ST., MT.
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Eco Pesantren Agriculture School 2019 Vocational School Parongpong, West Bandung, Indonesia Supervisor: Ir. Achmad Deni Tardiyana, MUDD.
Verde Residence 2019 Apartment Soekarno Hatta, Bandung City, Indonesia Supervisor: Ir. Achmad Deni Tardiyana, MUDD.
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Construction & Material Studio 2018 Widespan Timber & Steel Structure Supervisor: Permana, ST., MT. Team: Vanessa Susanto
Structure & Form Studio 2019 Vector & Form Active Structure System Supervisor: Dibya Kusala, ST., MT. Team: Cantika W Febrina, Apri Surya H P S, Alya P Ashyifa, Dinta Tiara
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Site Planning & Design Studio 2018 Restaurant | Site Plan & Landscape Design Supervisor: Ir. Budi Faisal MAUD, MLA, Ph.D.
Space & Form Composition Studio 2018 Mass & Faรงade Composition Supervisor: Dr.-Ing. Andry Widyowijatnoko, ST., MT.
Other Works
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Others
Semarjoglo 2018 Photo Series Semarang, Yogyakarta, Solo
Happiest & Most Magical Place on Earth 2017-2018 Photo Series Shanghai & Tokyo Disneyland, Tokyo Disney Sea
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Styles: Byzantine to Renaissance 2017 Sketch Tools: Pigma Micron, Artline, COPIC, Koi Brush
@selvia.png 2020 Digital Illustration on Instagram Tools: Procreate, Adobe Illustrator
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s.diwanty@gmail.com