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shabrina amalia ihsanti / selected works 2017-2020
Hello! I’m SHABRINA and I recently graduated with a Bachelor in Architecture from Bandung Institute of Technology. I am interested in vernacular architecture, urban community development and human rights issues. I see architecture as one of the very definite ways to improve quality of life and respect the values of human heritage. I am known as a hardworking, discipline and logical person, who is great in working individually and is easily motivated while working as a team. I enjoy travelling, sketching and reading.
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curriculum vitae
personal information
Name : Shabrina Amalia Ihsanti Birthdate : August 14th 1999 Address : Pesona Batavia Blok A5 No 5, Kemang, Bogor 16310 Email : shabrinaaihsanti@gmail.com Phone : +62-8988808935 Website : linked.in/shabrinaaihsanti
language proficiency Bahasa Indonesia English Language Deutsch
education
2016-present
(native) (excellent) (sufficient) Bandung Institute of Technology
Architecture (GPA 3.68/4.00)
2013-2016
SMA Madania ISWCS Bogor
digital proficiency SketchUp Autodesk AutoCad Autodesk Revit Adobe Photoshop
Adobe InDesign Adobe Illustrator Lumion Rendering V-Ray Rendering
work experiences 2020
PT. Pandega Desain Weharima Architects
Intern Urban Designer
(July 2020 - September 2020)
seminars / workshops
2019 Sekolah Tukang Nusantara 2019
International Workshop on Wooden Architecture Wanukaka, Sumba Barat, Nusa Tenggara Timur 2018 Japan Science Technology Agency Program Jono: Low Carbon District and Development 2018 University of Kitakyushu, Fukuoka, Japan
publications
2019 Types of Creative Spaces in Bandung and Their Supporting Contexts
Emara Indonesian Journal of Architecture in collaboration with Ihsan Maulanar R., Josephin Maria Pastika A., Vadya Dzauqiah, and Dr. Agus Suharjono Ekomadyo S.T., M.T.
competitions
2020 Kaizhou New City International Competition
Urban Repairment in Renmin Canal Area, Kaizhou, Sichuan Province, People’s Republic of China in collaboration with Hilman Prakoso, Vadya Dzauqiah, Selvia Diwanty and Fransiskus Asisi Dwinugroho P.
Satu Ruang UPH
LIXIL Design Competition
City Square in Penajam, East Kalimantan in collaboration with Hilman Prakoso and Zaky A. Muhammad Light and Shadow in Lowrise Apartment in collaboration with Ahmad Aufa Adyancha and Tri Miranda S.
2019 Archevent: Mampir Sejenak
Lembaga Ilmu Pengetahuan Indonesia
KRL Transit Living amidst Land Succession in Cibangkong, Bandung in collaboration with M. Ilham Akbar K. and Hafid Mubarak
Intern Staff at Herbology Department Kebun Raya Bogor
(June 2016 - July 2016)
“THE LOOP” Children Play Space in Bandung in collaboration with Alyssa Fadhilla, Josephin Maria Pastika A., and Kania Salsabila
2019
PT. Han Awal & Partners Architects
Intern Architect (June 2019 - August 2019)
2016
organization experiences 2018-19
2017-..
FACADE: Architecture 2016 Excursion
Head of Exhibition Division
Paradesc: Kidtopia
ARCHFEST PETRA International Design
“0.6x0.6” Post-Disaster Children Space in Pandeglang, Banten in collaboration with M. Ilham Akbar K. and Fransiskus Asisi Dwinugroho P.
Ikatan Mahasiswa Arsitektur Gunadharma
Head of Advanced HRD Division Badan Pengurus IMA-G 2019 Staff of Exhibition Division Gaung Bandung 2018 Content and Method Staff Division Student Orientation 2018 Staff of Exhibition Division Epilogue October 2017
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Marching Band Waditra Ganesha ITB
Wismakharman Expo UGM
Contextual Restroom in Monumen Perjuangan Bandung in collaboration with Hilman Prakoso and Vadya Dzauqiah
Jayaboard Design Competition
“The Hill Houses” Aplikasi Desain Dry Wall pada Rumah Tanggap Gempa Bumi (TOP 25) in collaboration with Arkansyah Farras S.
Head of Percussion Section Member Initiation Program 2017
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TABLE OF CONTENTS ACADEMICS
Architecture as a Resonance
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One Stop Living Arcade 10
COMPETITIONS Elevated Market Parade 16
0.6 x 0.6 22 OTHER WORKS 28
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Architecture as a Resonance
Elementary, Middle, and High School for the Deaf in Bogor, West Java Final Architecture Design Studio Project Supervised by Ir. Achmad Deni Tardiyana, MUDD
The world was built for people who can hear, from basic conversations, music, to fire alarms and honking vehicles. Sound is our basic means of communication, of information transfer, and of warning. We move, navigate, and be cautious in our surroundings through listening, and we often take those things for granted. Deaf people experience the world differently from us, a silent, visual world without the chirping of birds and thumping footsteps. Often they are also mute, thus utilizing sign languages as means of communication. But that doesn’t mean they’re any less of us hearing people. They have hobbies, are equally intelligent, and they deserve the same oppurtunities. They just can’t hear, and that’s all. And as human beings, it is our job to care for each other, as well as accepting and accommodating our differences. Designing an environment that accommodates those differences, to be able to create space that feels helpful for everyone through acknowledging their specific needs is everything an architecture should be. Deaf schools, places where young deaf students spend most of their time in and also the main source of primary education, should be the first built environment to accommodate these needs. Circular small masses, in-building voids, and courtyards would maximize visual access between users and their surroundings. Children and teenagers can learn and play in a more visually oriented environment, be more themselves and eventually grow to believe that they don’t deserve less just because of their disability.
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THE DEAF COMMUNITY
Commonness help established a sense of community and induced proudness for being deaf. One of the way is through emphasizing a mindset of deafness as a way to gain new living traits called as “Deaf Gain”. Here are some of the characteristics;
SITE ANALYSIS
SURROUNDINGS
SIGNING
VISUAL-ORIENTED
COCENTRIC
SOUND-SENSITIVE ACCESS
Komunitas Zona Madina
Permukiman Kalisuren
Jalan Timur Tapak
Masjid Nurul Huda
ACTIVITES
Sungai Kalisuren Permukiman Gg. Harapan 86000
The Deaf School contains 3 education levels, SDLB, SMPLB, and SMALB, each accommodates 2 class groups of up to 8 students. From those numbers, these are the range of activities needed to be supported;
Gg. Harapan II, Jl. Raya Parung-Bogor Luas Lahan : 7050 m2 KDB: 40% KLB: 1,2 Maks Lantai: 4
VEGETATIONPotongan Tapak A-A' SKALA 1 : 500
Jl. Gg. Harapan II
Jl. Gg. Harapan I
Rumah Sakit Ibu dan Anak Musholla Al-Fath 75000
School Building
Hall-Library
Deaf Centre
Area SUTET
Office
Potongan Tapak B-B' SKALA 1 : 500
RESONANCE AS A DESIGN STRATEGY
PROGRAM STUDI ARSITEKTUR SEKOLAH ARSITEKTUR PERENCANAAN DAN PENGEMBANGAN KEBIJAKAN
INSTITUT TEKNOLOGI BANDUNG
ARCHITECTURE AS A RESONANCE: SEKOLAH LUAR BIASA KHUSUS TUNARUNGU DI KABUPATEN BOGOR, JAWA BARAT
KOORDINATOR :
Ir. Tri Yuwono, MT.
PEMBIMBING:
Ir. Achmad Deni Tardiyana, MUDD
NAMA : Shabrina Amalia Ihsanti
NIM:
152 16 048
Resonance by definition is a physical phenomenon of soundwaves being amplified through contact with its surroundings. This is a metaphor of how architecture as a “surroundings” could help the deaf community to “hear” by subtituting their sound stimulations with an equally informative visual stimulations through these mentioned principles;
VISUAL ACCESS
Deaf-friendly architecture provides wide range of visual openings to maximize surrounding information.
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SPACE PROXIMITY
Spaces work to accommodate signing distances.
MOBILITY
Circulation areas should maintain visual access and be wide enough for signing.
LIGHT AND TEXTURE
Natural lighting and plain, cold colors are preffered to avoid eye strain.
ACOUSTIC
Spaces should not cause audial disturbance especially for people using cochlear implants.
TANGGAL
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FORM STRATEGY
Circular mass provides the most visual access.
Groundfloor is used as a pilotis to ease mobility and provide visual range.
Vertical visual access through Cascading roof slopes as a reutilizing void and inclusive spond to the sloping contour circular ramps. in urban surroundings.
Skylights to harness sunlight and provide natural daylighting.
SECTIONS
ELEVATIONS
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Tampak Selatan 2
Tampak Utara 2
UTILITY SYSTEMS Tampak Timur 2
Tampak Barat 2
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SITE DESIGNING STRATEGY DECIDING A MAIN ROAD ACCESS
Jl. Gg. Harapan II on the southern side of the site is relatively wider thus more accessible. Providing only one access is neccessary for schools for safety reasons.
PUBLIC-PRIVATE ZONING
Areas facing the main entrance will accommodate public functions such as main hall, office, and deaf centre for public service. More private areas will accommodate school buildings for learning activities.
PRIVATE
PUBLIC
RADIAL MASSING
Each functions were positioned in a circular radial configuration to maximize visual access between each functions.
AUDITORIUM SCHOOL
AUDITORIUM
DEAF CENTRE
OFFICE
RADIAL CIRCULATION
Respectively, the pedestrian circulation is designed to form a circle to maximize visual access, helps orientation and ease mobility. Vehicles circulation is minimized to only the public facing area of the site.
PEOPLE
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BIKE
CARS
MOTORBIKE
Program Floor Area Ground Area Floors
: Auditorium (for Library Office, p : 1712 m2 : 650 m2 :3+1
OFFICE BUILDING Program Floor Area Ground Area Floors
: Office, Canteen, Praying room, Pantry 18 Staff Dormrooms, common room, toilets : 838m2 : 247 m2 :4
ELEMENTARY DEAF SCHOOL Program Floor Area Ground Area Floors
: 6 classrooms, 2 laboratoriums Canteen, Teacher’s room, Praying room, toilets : 525m2 : 315 m2 :3
MIDDLE-HIGH DEAF SCHOOL Program Floor Area Ground Area Floors
: 6 classrooms, 2 laboratoriums Canteen, Teacher’s room, Praying room, toilets : 525m2 : 315 m2 :3
r 500), 3 classrooms, Library, praying room, toilets, utility room
SENIOR-HIGH DEAF SCHOOL Program Floor Area Ground Area Floors
: 6 classrooms, 2 laboratoriums Canteen, Teacher’s room, Praying room, toilets : 525m2 : 315 m2 :3
DEAF CENTRE Program Floor Area Ground Area Floors
: Infirmary, 3 counseling rooms, office, toilet : 408m2 : 226 m2 :2
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MATERIALS AND CONSTRUCTION
Plain, cold-toned materials are preffered to reduce eye strain potentially created from higher visual stimulation. Steel structure is chosen due to construction efficiency concerning circular building forms.
SKYLIGHT FRAMING C Profile Steel 10x20 cm
IWF CURVED BEAM 60x30 cm
RAMP
Cast In Situ Concrete Slope: 1/10 perimeter: 25 m thickness: 30cm
RAMP COLUMNS Hollow Steel diameter 20 cm Thickness 5 cm
PRECAST CONCRETE Schools, Office Building, Deaf Centre: 2400 x 3000 Auditorium: 5000 x 3000
DRAINAGE GUTTER Steel Gutter Chain Piping
COLUMNS
O Profile Steel diameter 30 cm Thickness 8 cm
FLOORING Vinyl Flooring
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MAIN FIELD AREA
ELEMENTARY CLASSROOMS
LIBRARY AND COMMON AREA
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One Stop Living Arcade
Mixed Use Development in Cibadak, Bandung 5th Architecture Design Studio Project Supervised by Dr. Eng. Bambang Setia Budi S.T., M.T.
Urbanisation and the growing economy are undoubtedly signs of a growing civilization, but they also affected cities with tremendous amount of issues. From overcrowding, affordable housing and open areas grew more and more scarce everyday. Our cities are becoming less habitable and filled with pollutions, traffics and slums. This increase in density inevitable. Thus humans need to adapt to the globalization by designing a more accommodative spaces in cities, that both contribute to the growth of the economy but also provide quality living for city residents, an open green space, clean air, and affordable housing. Mixed use development is an attempt to modulate land usage policies to provide more than just one tipology in an area, merging private and public agendas to create a build environment that will be beneficial not only for the economy, but for the people and for the natural landscape. Cibadak is one of the most well known district in Bandung, most famously by its endless streetfood arcade at night, the Sudirman Street Food Festival. Located just a block away from Masjid Agung Bandung and The City Square, Cibadak is intertwined in the city’s most crowded areas, as well as strategically reachable even by pedestrians. However, most of the Cibadak land area is filled with slums, lacking proper access and hygiene. The housing density also resulted in lack of greeneries and open communal spaces.
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SITE ANALYSIS
SHOP ARCADE
ACCESS
VEGETATION
ISSUES Eastern Cibadak is known to be the less developed than the western Cibadak. These are the main environmental issues found;
JL. Cibadak, Bandung Luas Lahan : 7252 m2 KDB: 70% KLB: 2,5 Maks Lantai: 10
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SLUM HOUSING
POTONGAN TAPAK A-A' SKALA 1:500
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POTONGAN TAPAK A-A' SKALA 1:500
Poor Housing Slums Lack of Greeneries and Open Space A
Poor Access
POTONGAN TAPAK B-B' SKALA 1:500
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POTONGAN TAPAK B-B' SKALA 1:500
STUDIO PERANCANGAN ARSITEKTUR V PRODI ARSITEKTUR SAPPK ITB SEMESTER I 2019/2020
BANGUNAN FUNGSI CAMPURAN DI PUSAT KOTA
DR. IR. AGUSTINUS ADIB ABADI M. SC.
DR. ENG. BAMBANG SETIABUDI, S.T., M.T.
SHABRINA AMALIA IHSANTI
29 NOV 2019
15215048
ONE STOP LIVING These functions were merged to optimise land usage, as well as improving the quality of the previously slum housing. AR4090
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HOUSING (55%)
BANGUNAN FUNGSI CAMPURAN DI PUSAT KOTA
DR. IR. AGUSTINUS ADIB ABADI M. SC.
DR. ENG. BAMBANG SETIABUDI, S.T., M.T.
COMMERCIAL (45%)
SHABRINA AMALIA IHSANTI
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PUBLIC SPACE
SERVICE
DESIGN STRATEGY These design strategies are aimed to solve the formentioned housing, greeneries and access problems. Permeable groundfloor will ease the acess in and out of the site. Open space filled with greeneries will improve the natural environment and living quality. Lastly, presence of arcade and alfresco-model commercial area will allow more commercial space and improve the shop owner’s economy.
PERMEABILITY
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ARCADE AND ALFRESCOS
GREEN OPEN SPACE
UTILITIES
Floor Area : 120 m2 Program : Water Pump, Air conditioning
HOUSING
Re-providing affordable housing facilities to reorganize slum area and provide residents with better living quality, more open space and access.
STUDIO
ONE BEDROOM
6 x 4 m2 112 units
8 x 4 m2 84 units
TWO BEDROOMS 8 x 6 m2 56 units
TENNANT FACILITIES
Providing services to improve resident’s life quality Floor Area : 1920 m2
HEALTH CARE
Infarmary, Pharmacy
EDUCATION
Daycare, Elementary
HOSPITALITY
Meeting Hall, Gym/SPA
GREENERIES MALL ARCADE
Commercial Area is built throughout the first and secondfloor to further expand the economy previously only provided by streets’ outermost shopping arcade. Floor Area : 7050 m2
ANCHOR RETAIL MEDIUM RETAIL 5 units
24 units
SMALL RETAIL 35 units
PARKING
Floor Area : 6900 m2 Program : 171 car parkings, 215 bike parkings
UTILITIES Floor Area Program
: 720 m2 : Electrical Genset, Ground Water Tank
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UTILITIES
SECTIONS N
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3
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4500.00
6000.00
8000.00
8000.00
8000.00
8000.00
6000.00
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8 8000.00
8000.00
8000.00
8000.00
8000.00
8000.00
8000.00
8000.00
8000.00
8000.00
8000.00
4500.00
6000.00
Roof 36000.00
Roof 36000.00
Tipikal 7 32500.00
Tipikal 7 32500.00
Tipikal 6 29000.00
Tipikal 6 29000.00
Tipikal 5 25500.00
Tipikal 5 25500.00
Tipikal 4 22000.00
Tipikal 4 22000.00
Tipikal 3 18500.00
Tipikal 3 18500.00
Tipikal 2 15000.00
Tipikal 2 15000.00
Tipikal 1 11500.00
Tipikal 1 11500.00
Podium Penghuni 8000.00
Podium Penghuni 8000.00
Podium Komersil 2 4000.00
Podium Komersil 2 4000.00
Groundfloor 400.00
Groundfloor 400.00
Basement 1 -3000.00
Basement 1 -3000.00
Basement 2 -6000.00
Basement 2 -6000.00
ELEVATIONS A
POTONGAN C-C'
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SKALA 1:250
SKALA 1:250
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POTONGAN B-B' SKALA 1:250
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POTONGAN PRINSIP
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BANGUNAN FUNGSI CAMPURAN DI PUSAT KOTA
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DR. IR. AGUSTINUS ADIB ABADI M. SC. STUDIO PERANCANGAN ARSITEKTUR V PRODI ARSITEKTUR DR. ENG. ITB BAMBANG SAPPK SETIABUDI, M.T. SEMESTERS.T., I 2019/2020
SHABRINA AMALIA IHSANTI BANGUNAN FUNGSI CAMPURAN DI PUSAT KOTA
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DR. IR. AGUSTINUS ABADI M. SC.
DR. ENG. BAMBANG SETIABUDI, S.T., M.
FRONT CIBADAK ARCADE
RESIDENTS’ FACILITIES
APARTMENT BALCONY
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Elevated Market Parade
City Square in Penajam Paser Utara, East Kalimantan Competition Entry in collaboration with Hilman Prakoso and Zaky A. Muhammad
Following the future placement of East Kalimantan’s Kutai Kartanegara as Indonesia’s new capital city, the development of civil infrastructure should be adjusted accordingly to establish a livable city. City Squares are one of the main hearts in the city that are capable of weaving nearly all the stakeholders of a city, from its government, economy sector, culture, and most importantly, citizens. That being said, the building of city squares as means to create new social nodes and public space is highly need to support a better quality of living in the city. Penajam, North Paser, is one of the regency that’s within a 40 KM radius with the new capital Kutai Kartanegara. It is a town greatly influenced by it’s coastal regions, depicted by its main commodities which is fish stock and agriculture. This project is aimed to build a CIty Square in Penajam, exactly beside Penajam Market, which is the main market of the regency. The goal is to create a City Square that not only can accommodate public spaces with social nodes, but also encourage Penajam Market’s economic value to further create an economic sustainibility.
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USER-ACTIVITY ANALYSIS
SITE ANALYSIS EAST KALIMANTAN
KUTAI KARTANEGARA PENAJAM, NORTH PASER
PEOPLE TOURISM SPORTS SHOPPING
MARKET VENDORS
OPERATIONAL/ GOVERNMENT
STREET MARKET
MANAGEMENT
KULINER
CULTURAL FESTIVAL CULTURAL ACTIVITY
SOCIAL NODES GREEN AREA
ISU UTAMA
PENAJAM MARKET
PLANS
TAMPAK
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TANJUNG JUMLAI BEACH
PASER TRIBE, DAYAK
CAPITAL CITY
ECONOMIC SUSTAINABILITY
FOREST CITY
SOCIAL-CULTURE
SECTIONS STREET MARKET SERVICE MULTI PURPOSE HALL
MUSHOLLA
GALLERY OFFICE
MUSHOLLA
PLAYGROUND
INCLUSIVITY Ramped forest walk and overall circulation area.
WOOD
EXPANDED METAL
CONCRETE
GRASS
ECONOMIC SUSTAINABILITY Traditional and culinary market as tourism attraction
SOCIAL NODES Plaza, playground, gallery and park suitable for social activities.
GREEN AREA Help maintain carbon footprint and correspond to the forest city.
WATER WATER Adds to playfulness and help maintain landed natural biodiversity.
GRAVELSTONES
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EAST ENTRANCE PLAZA
ART GALLERY
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STREET MARKET
MAIN FIELD AREA
WEST ENTRANCE PLAZA
PLAYGROUND
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0.6 x 0.6
Post Disaster Children Space in Labuhan, Pandeglang, Banten Competition Entry in collaboration with M. Ilham Akbar and Fransiskus Asisi Dwinugroho P.
In December 2018, a landslide of Anak Krakatau triggered a tsunami hitting the coasts of Banten and Lampung. Pandeglang, Banten, has the highest number of casualties and damages. There are 4761 refugees in Pandeglang, spread to different refugee camps. Banten governor ordered the construction of emergency school tents for refugees while houses and schools are still repaired. Schools have a significant role in helping communities cope with natural disasters (Mutch,2018). Schools give familiarity for children, distracted by routinity amidst disaster’s uncertainties. They also accomodate trauma healing, such as children retelling experiences to find closure and alleviate guilt, or group art performances to gather strength and hope. Schools also build community resillience, becoming a platform for students, parents, and teachers to discuss disaster preparedness and family/community rebuilding.
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SITE ANALYSIS
LABUAN BAY
CIPUNTEN AGUNG RIVER
CENTRE REFUGEE AREA
TRAUMA-HEALING ACTIVITIES
DESIGN CONCEPT
These are the activities needed to be provided in a post-disaster set- The aim is to create a contextual space that accomodates schools’ fating for kids to psychologically recover from the trauma; miliarity, trauma healing, and community resillience. The goal is broken down into the design through three criterias;
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PLAY
COMMUNITY
AFFORDABLE
FLEXIBILITY
CONSTRUCTABLE
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cross ventilation and stack effect as a natural cooling system inside the building
adaptation of traditional partitionless space of pend to connect indoor and outdoor environments
elevation
Site: Jl. Kalang Anyar, Desa Sukamaju, Kecamatan Labuhan, Kabupaten Pandeglang, Jawa Barat 4
SPACE FLEXIBILITY
BIRD EYE VIEW
Flexibility is a key for a space to be able to accommodate more than one functions. Flexibilulti purpose hall configuration for large courtyard configuration for creating an amphitheater ity also refer to ability of a building modulethat to accomodates communal trauma healing activities class group/community activities be rebuilt and provide more space.
elementary school configuration for six class in a familiar Indonesian school layout
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SINGLE MODULE
ture as a respond to earthquake phenomenon and high rainfall intensity
or plan90 DEGREES
CONFIGURATION
SECTION
cross ventilation and stack effect as a natural cooling system inside the building
adaptation of traditional partitionless space of pe to connect indoor and outdoor environment
elevation ELEVATION
COURTYARD CONFIGURATION
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CONSTRUCTION STRATEGY
Ease of contruction is a must as a respond to the continously changing, both growing and shrinking space of a post disaster refugee area. This criteria is realized through utilizing affordable, detachable modules, especially for the elements possibly changed due to space consideration (walls, floors, overstacks). Sandwich plywood panels and canal steel are the main materials due to the availability in Krakatau Steel, which is centered in Banten.
ROOFING OVERSTACK Detachable sandwich roofing panel
ROOF FRAMING
Single Pitch Truss and Purlin 7x4 canal steel
WALLS
Detachable platform 7x4 canal steel plywood
FLOORING Plywood
COLUMNS 10x5 canal steel
0.6 x 0.6 OPENING SYSTEM
The dimension-based module is used as a consideration of the antropometry of children of age 5-12 years. The module is divided into 3 parts to function in 3 different configuration, fully closed, as a door, and as a window. A pattern ofholes are created to provide air circulation and visual notes.
FRAMING
Plywood framing 1.8
LOCK Steel lock
SQUARE MODULES 0.6x0.6 plywood
FULLY CLOSED
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WINDOW
DOOR
GATHERING AREA
CLASSROOM AREA
PLAYING AREA
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OTHER WORKS
As an architecture student, I enjoy working in teams in architecture design competitions. It helps me see how to approach design problems with other people’s perspective, as well as to grow accustomed with welcome critics for my work. I tried to continously work with different types of people to add more varieties to my approach.
Aside from competition, I was also a part of a number of exhibition organizer, being a project leader for Architecture ITB 2016’s FACADE 2019 exhibition, and being involved in Gaung Bandung Exhibition 2018: Menghempas Batas Ruang Kita and IMA-G’s EPILOGUE Exhibition 2017. To me exhibitions are all about creating an experience, without forgetting to emphasize the exhibits as the main attraction. Other things I do for fun are sketchwalking, digital drawing, and a little bit of photography.
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KRL TRANSIT HOUSING
MONUMEN PERJUANGAN RESTROOM
THE LOOP
COMMUNITY GALLERY
THE HILL HOUSES
DJAWATAN PARK BANYUWANGI
(Competition Entry) Inventing new housing in unused KRL carriages in Kampung Cibangkong’s land succession due to Bandung-Jawa railway revitalization.
(Competition Entry) Designing a children-friendly public space for playing and education in Jl. Merdeka, Bandung.
(Competition Entry) Designing an earthquake-friendly home clusters using Jayaboard’s drywall module in a sub-urban hill site in Lembang, Bandung. Shortlisted as a finalist.
(Competition Entry) Designing an efficiency-oriented public restroom to revitalize the formerly exclusive Monumen Perjuangan as an edu-tourism destination.
(Academic project) Designing an exhibition and production hub for art, culinary, and analogue electronic industry in Jl. ABC, Bandung
(Internship project at PT Han Awal & Partners) Assisting architect staff on conceptual design & exploration, 3D modelling, rendering, and creating presentation.
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AGRICULTURE VOCATIONAL SCHOOL
(Academic project) Designing a locality-based agriculture vocational school in Daarut Tauhid education complex in Lembang, Bandung.
FACADE EXHIBITION 2018
(Project leader) Exhibiting over 40 currated sketches, 30 articles, and 80 selected photographs of Architecture ITB’s annual excursion of Semarang, Solo, and Yogyakarta.
RUMAH SUMBA WORKSHOP
(Sekolah Tukang Nusantara group output) Documented one of the houses through sketch and 3D modelling in Kampung Adat Praigoli, Wanukaka, West Sumba.
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MID-RISE APARTMENT
(Academic project) Designing a green-dominated housing complex for young/single family in Jl. Soekarno Hatta, Bandung. Shortlisted as the best designs of the class year.
SUMUR BANDUNG REGIONAL OFFICE
(Academic project) Eco-office utilizing passive design as a way to harmonize Sumur Bandung’s image as a green district. Shortlisted as the best designs of the class year.
HIGH-RISE STRUCTURE MODEL
(Academic project) Utilizing twisting method to center building’s mass in its core, as well as protect from windload. In collaboration with Ahmad Ghozali and Edly Tsara N.
PRESENTATION MODEL MAKING
FORM EXPLORATION MODEL MAKING
SKETCHWALKING
DIGITAL ILLUSTRATION
WATERCOLOR SKETCH
ANALOGUE PHOTOGRAPHY
(Internship project at PT Han Awal & Partners) Producing a presentation model for D.I. Pandjaitan Monument design meetings. In collaboration with Tri Miranda S.
Participated frequently in Bandung Sketchwalk, KamiSketsa Galeri Nasional, and Sketchwalk-G by Ikatan Mahasiswa Arsitektur Gunadharma ITB.
Produced a number of watercolor architectural sketches and visualization for academic projects and online commissions. More on @sketsambim on Instagram.
(Academic project) Exploring shapes through the tectonics of materials, in this case applying tension-based structure with wood poles and strings.
Produced a number of illustrations for academic projects, organization project, and online commissions. More on @sketsambim on Instagram.
Photographed as a humble hobby. More on @analogmbim on Instagram.
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shabrina amalia ihsanti
+62-8988808935 shabrinaaihsanti@gmail.com @feromagnetik on instagram linked.in/shabrinaaihsanti
