Undergraduate Portfolio (Selected works 2018-2021) by ShintaAngelita

FOREWORD An introduction. My journey since the first time I got to know architecture has become unexpected and memorable. The option I chose after graduating from high school unexpectedly led me to the right path and further developed heart and interest in this field. However, I still have a very long way to go and I am really anticipating every hills and valleys. A portfolio is an identity to me. It is like reading one’s life story. Conceiving each other’s portfolio, we are learning how one’s wearing their shoes. This portfolio contains my fleeting journey from not knowing architecture at all to this point. I am aware that there area still many shortcomings and mistakes in

SHINTA ANGELITA

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ACADEMIC BACKGROUND Bachelor of Architecture and Planning Program 4th Year Student

Nationality Indonesia Address Jakarta, Indonesia

SMAK 3 BPK Penabur Jakarta. major of Science

International Award of Young People (IAYP). Bronze Level of Awards

Tarumanagara University, Bachelor of Architecture and Planning Program

'Peduli Pendidikan' program

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Annual Smak3week event committee

Teaching member of a learning course

Class of 2015·2018's Yearbook committee: Head of Design Division

Coloring assistant of an official WEBTOON author

Freshman student mentor Research and Development Department of lkatan Mahasiswa Arsitektur Tarumanagara (IMARTA-SKETSA) 2019/2020 - 2020/2021 Committee of Research Project 2019 Committee of Exploration Division 2019/2020 Committee of Research Project 2020 Head of Exploration Division 2020/2021

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A creative driven, curious, and passionate architecture student. I have a great interest in architectural research, interior architecture, urban design, and architecture visual design. Proficient in research, design softwares, and organization experiences, I am able to work independently or in team. I do believe this world is not a one-sided story, it depends on which pair of shoes you are wearing. This thought keeps me exploring for new perspectives, experiences, and currently challenging myself to adapt to new environments.

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NON ACADEMIC Architectural Design Week 2019's workshop Walkable City UMN Archiweek competition: Creative Sustainable Home Office UI Archicare competition: Sitting in Public

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01 / The Red Silk An approach of enhancing pedestrian walking experience

02 LinQ(uarter) Integrated commercial and working place

CONTENT

03 Kampong Marijo! A new way of Manado tourism

04 Research Project 2019: Activity Adaptive Space

05 Sit and Safe Five Feet Closer

HAUS! Cleaning Box Residential, Commercial, Education

/ The Red Silk An approach of enhancing pedestrian walking experience

Character, experience. and background culture difference varies one’s perception and understanding of space to each other. Humans activities and spatial experiences unconsciously determine the function and definition of the space itself which is used universally-place. The functions and the definition itself keeps evolving and changing overtime, creating new space perceptions due to human constantly-evolving-activities. Human behaviour and space adapt in two directions.

As was the silk road in history, this alley is a connecting access from the city to the Glodok chinatown area. People come to Glodok Chinatown for trading, visiting buddhist temples, enjoying the culinary and culture that still exist until today. The red color on the pavilion is expected to bring happiness, success and good fortune to everyone who passes through it as is believed in Chinese culture. The Red Silk infills inside the alley, optimizing pedestrian walking experience in terms of scale, detail, lighting, and activity. The pavilion brings in activities that were previously located on the roadside into the alley, such as: streert art painters, street vendors, etc.

Academic Works

The Red Silk

Academic Project

Parametric Studio Function(s):

Infill Urban Pavillion Location:

Glodok Chinatown, Jakarta Site Area:

341,9 sqm Programs Used:

Revit, Lumion, Photoshop

CONTEXT/MAP

Background The image of the Glodok chinatown area has always been a historical area with strong Chinese culture that is often visited by tourists, especially famous in the fields of culinary, medicine, and cultural heritage of monasteries, pagodas and churches that have been around for a long time since 1650. (Sinar Harapan News, 2014). Permeable pore in the form of alleys are such a characteristic for pedestrians to reach the Chinatown from the main road or the TOD point. Pintu Besar Selatan 2 alley is one of them. However, as a pedestrian walkway, its current condition degrades the spatial quality and walking experience. There are a number of street vendors and illegal parking on either side of the alley. There are no urban amenities, especially for the large number of elderly visitors. Human eyes immediately catch the tall buildings at the T-junction, giving the impression that this alley is just a tiny gap between buildings. In this car-centric city, urban infill is a lifesaver; liven up the street scenes with richer experience, and encourage the creation of new services, shops and attractions through: color, detail, scale, texture, lighting, smell. Reducing the scale of view with an infill urban pavilion will improve the quality of walking because pedestrians will focus more on activities on the road than tall buildings that squeeze the alley.

Shinta Angelita

2020

Academic Works

The Red Silk

Design Strategy

Issues 01. Tall building view at the T-junction squeezes the alley out. 02. No urban amenitites for elder visitors. 03. Illegal parking 04. The slum image and losing its characteristic.

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01. Determine parameter points (2D) based on site conditions (doors, windows, exhaust fans, and circulation.

02b. Transform programs and activities into parameters, forming a parameter space (3D).

02a. Transform programs and activities into parameters, forming a parameter space (3D).

03. Create a surface from the parameters.

2020

Academic Works

The Red Silk

04. Pushing up surface to form arched openings for building entrance and activities.

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2020

Academic Works

The Red Silk

Contextual Interaction

Car parking turns into commercial retails.

The idea of this longitude section is to show the interaction between the infill urban pavillion with suroounding context and human activites. The form of Red Silk pavilion adapts according to the activity programs, which is: becoming urban amenities, a sun shading for the street vendors, pedestrian walkway shading, and ambience lantern hanger, and a long lively entrance to Glodok Chinatown area. Glodok chinatown attraction mapping board.

Lanterns and ornamens liven up the walkway ambience.

POTONGAN / AXONO FUNCTION

FLOORPLAN/SITEPLAN

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2020

Academic Works

The Red Silk Urban amenitites for major of senior visitors.

Bringin in the street artists from roadside.

Bringin in the street vendors from road side into the alley.

Photo spots attract people coming this way.

POTONGAN / AXONO FUNCTION

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2020

LinQ (uarter) Integrated commercial and working place

LinQ is a new breakthrough in the integrity of everyday life with the digital world. The main concepts of LinQ are integration and connectivity. In addition to integration and connectivity and the digital world, the design of LinQ is also fully dedicated to the integration of pedestrians and commuters by optimizing the space between buildings, roads and public spaces. Overall, the configuration of the spaces in it combines people, activities, buildings, and public spaces to provide accessibility, connectivity, livability, and spatial experience in a human perspective at all levels.

Academic Works

LinQ (uarter)

Academic Project

Architectural Design Studio 5 Function(s):

Rental office, Creative Hub, Commercial, Public ground level Location:

Kelapa Gading , Jakarta Site Area/Floor Area:

4,412sqm/12,185 sqm Programs Used:

Revit, Lumion, Photoshop

Background

Google LLC delivers integrity breakthroughs in everyday life with the digital world. For this reason, representative subsidiaries have been established in every country to facilitate the best service for users from all over the world. Kelapa Gading, which is one of the economic and entertainment centers in Jakarta, is a suitable location to establish a representative subsidiary of Google LLC in Indonesia. Considering that development in the Kelapa Gading area is relatively new and not evenly distributed, LinQ can be a pioneer in the development of the surrounding area with the potential of the existing area, such as TOD and mixed-use functions. In addition, the site location has the potential to create a mutualistic relationship with the nearby La Piazza mall as visitor attractor to both buildings..

Shinta Angelita

2020

Academic Works

LinQ (uarter)

Design Strategy 01. Sirculation Vehicles circulation (in) Vehicles circulation (out) Pedestrian circulation Pedestrian entry Vehicles entry Service entry 02. Entrance Cutting the corners at entrance points to create the sense of entrance and direction for visitors. 03. Public Space Raised ground floor provides public space and shortcut access for public visitors. 04. Entryface The cutting on main site entrance shows building orientation in response to the best view from the street to the building.

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04. Entryface The cutting on main site entrance shows building orientation in response to the best view from the street to the building. 06. Greeneries Open green area on 3rd floor provides noise and pollutant barrier from toll, also a nice view for future toll users as well as workers in tower. 09. Facades Facades for ventilation and passive cooling of buildings. Facade for sunlight and visual filtration from/to the expressway. 10. Connectivity Connecting bridge on 2nd floor creates connectivity between buildings in related function.

2020

Academic Works

LinQ (uarter)

Visitor Attractor & Connectivity The idea of this top view is to show how LinQ is integrated to its surrounding (TOD point, surrounding buildings, paths) to create the sense of connectivity for pedestrian and commuters. It can be seen how the mutualistic relationship happens when the commuters and MKG visitors pass by La Piazza (start getting less visitors) as shortcut to LinQ or parking lot and vice versa. For LinQ workers, passing by La Piazza as shortcut provides safety, comfort, and more lively travel from LRT station.

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2020

Academic Works

LinQ (uarter)

Function Zoning

A x onom e tr ic D ia gr a m 01. Main pedestrian entry 02. Drop off 03. Vehicle entry/out (to/from basement) 04. Service car entry/load in-out 05. Public seating & and park 06. Main loby 07. Food retails 08. Lavatory & service area 09. Lounge & fnb stalls 10. LinQ product showroom 11. Commercial retails 12. ATM centre 13. Lift (core) 14. Gym 15. Open green area 16. Receptionist & public lounge 17. Corworking cubibles 18. Open green area 19. Backstage 20. Auditorium ( 1000 cap) 21. VIP lounge 22. Office (open layout) 23. Pantry 24. Lavatory & service 25. Outdoor communal area 26. Office (enclosed layout) 27. Rooftop & MEP machine

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2020

Academic Works

LinQ (uarter)

The m a tic Considering the concept of connectivity, the idea of the theme must also reflect dynamism, flexibility, and connectivity. That is the reason whythe theme chosen is fluid.

Fluid

Curvy lines extracted

Siteplan

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Straight lines extracted

Building Facade The facade design projects curvy lines pattern extracted from the thematic. The dynamic and clean design gives a futuristic image to suit the company’s image. The skin is also used to shade office windows.

Facade

2020

Academic Works

LinQ (uarter)

Commercial Retails // 11 The idea of removing dividing glass and walls blurs spatial boundaries between the outside and the inside, inspired from the fluid characteristic from water. Visitors can feel the concept of fluidity from the smooth transition between corridor-retails-retails, broader visual reach, and openness.

Main Pedestrian Entry // 01 Visitors can use escalator as direct access to commercial retails on 2nd floor or walk straight to the main lobby of the building. Shinta Angelita

2020

Academic Works

LinQ (uarter)

Commercial Zone Void // 2nd floor Void expands the visual reach between the ground floor and second floor, also creates the feel of opennesses. Water curtain features create a unique acoustic experience for commercial area and cools its surrounding.

Office Communal Area // 26 The plafond is designed with a combination of wood and textured frosted glass that mimics water.

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2020

Academic Works

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LinQ (uarter)

2020

Academic Works

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LinQ (uarter)

2020

Kampong Marijo! A new side of Manado tourism

Kampong Marijo! is a waterfont mixed use project dedicated to support the welfare and sustainability of Sindulang Satu fishing community. Kampong Marijo! is expected to bring up another side of Manado tourism. Themed archipelago, this project wants to bring visitors to have unforgetable experiences from the bottom of the sea to the top of the mountain. The organic design tries to remove usual residential tower typology and becomes the attraction itself.

Academic Works

Kampong Marijo!

Academic Project

Architectural Design Studio 6 Function(s):

Commercial, Education, Fish harvesting, Residential Location:

Sindulang Satu, Manado Site Area:

44,115 sqm Programs Used:

Revit, Sketchup, Lumion, Photoshop

Background The government’s planning for a new development on Sindulang Satu, Manado by building a reclamation for the new CBD center which has the potential to increase the economy and tourists, also encourage development of its surroundings. However, the planning do not pay attention to the lives of local fishing community. Reclamation limits direct access to the sea, eliminates boat parking spaces along the coastline, and eliminates the homes of local fishing community along the coast. At the present time, the welfare of the residents of Sindulang Satu is in stark contrast to the residents of the old city of Manado across the Tondano river. The majority of Sindulang Satu residents work as fishermen and traders with an income of 40-50 thousand rupiah/day. This reclamation development will also have an impact on coral reef habitats. In addition, fishing is also slowly destroying Manado’s marine life. One of the factors is the lack of insight of fishing community. Most of the population’s education is only up to elementary school level because there are only a few public junior high schools. Residents who can’t afford it have to drop out of school after elementary level.

Shinta Angelita

2021

Academic Works

Kampong Marijo!

Design Strategy 01. Hierarchy The layout of building function is considered based on density and water needs. 02. Skyline Building skyline adapts to the needs of morning sunlight and views from and to surroundings, such as: pelangi hill, reclamation, and Tondano river. 03. Entry and orientation Building mass is curved inward at entry points. Building orientation is facing the reclamation in consideration for accessibility and view.

Pedestrian entry Vehicle entry Service entry

04. Aerodynamic Rotating the module 45 degrees makes the tower texture jagged, improving aerodynamics and diffusing strong winds to be smoother and more comfortable for settlements on Pelangi Hill and offices on reclamation.

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2021

Academic Works

01. Commercial Commercial zone containing retails, sea-themed restaurants and various attractions play an important role in the turnover of building management costs, indirectly reducing the rental costs of local fishing community.

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Kampong Marijo!

02. Fish Harvesting and Processing With an income of around 40,000-50,000 rupiah per day, the lives of local fishermen are not yet prosperous. Processed fish has a higher selling value than raw fish, so the income of fishermen can be increased in this way. This can also be a solution to the decreasing number of fish in Manado sea.

03. Coastal Ecology Education Lack of knowledge is one of the causes of low income because the fishermen only rely on culture that has been passed down from generation to generation. In addition, it is also important to teach children from fishing families from an early age the importance of the coastal and marine ecological environment.

04. Fishing Community Based Residential and Tourism Provide a cohabitation for evicted local fishing community due to New Development and reclamation planning. It also has potentialto introduce another side of Manado tourism besides the beauty of Bunaken sea, helping local residents to open up new potential income for their welfare.

2021

Academic Works

Kampong Marijo!

Thematic implementation in the building is divided into two zones. Adjusting to its function, building’s podium is designed to have underwater nuance and the residential towers are designed to have tropical island nuance. The division of zones creates a variety of different and sequenced spatial experiences for visitors. Walking from ground floor to upper floor, visitors can feel as if they are swimming upwards towards the sea surface.

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2021

Academic Works

Kampong Marijo!

A x onom e tr ic D ia gr a m 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10. 11. 12.

Hidraulic vertical parking Floating restaurant above coral aquarium Ramped library Art n cultural area Church Sea-themed retails Floor to floor aquarium Foodcourt Musholla Manado special fish raw till packaged processing (cakalang fufu, roa, etc) Fish (packaged) market Fish harvesting

13. 14. 15. 16. 17. 18. 19. 20. 21. 22. 23. 24. 25. 26. 27. 28. 29. 30. 31. 32. 33. 34. 35. 36.

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Fishing pond & bbq area Fishing boat repairshop Boat parking and drop off Coral reefs conservation are Coastal education classrooms Student lounge Teacher & translator office Snack bar Cultural performance amphitheatre Aquaponic area (DWC/wet) Sky bridge Residential loby (local + homestay) Residential units Communal area Kiosk Homestay program eating area Kitchen and cleaning Residential playground Germination room (aquaponic seedling) Leisure area Aqauponic farming (media bed/dry) Harvest colletcting area Welcoming show amphitheatre Building management office

2021

Academic Works

Kampong Marijo!

Floor to Floor Aquarium // 07 The aquarium displays full grown coral reefs bred in coral conservation, providing underwater attraction for commercial zone. The interior lighting is dimmed to give the feeling as if you are walking under the sea.

Floating Restaurant // 02 A coral-themed-restaurant provides a fancy dining experience while floating above a coral garden. The coral garden contains imitation corals for commercial purpose that glows in the dark. Dim ambience attracts people attention to the lighted coral garden.

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2021

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Kampong Marijo!

Foodcourt // 08

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Coral Reefs Conservation and Exhibition // 14 Cultivating coral reefs due to the construction of reclamation in the Manado Sea which destroys coral habitat. The 50 cm depth aquarium is designed to be easily accessible visually for kids visitors but still kept out of their reach by elevating the aquarium another 50 cm from floor.

2021

Academic Works

Kampong Marijo!

Classroom and Student Lounge // 17-18 This coastal educational program is focused on educating the fishermen and local children, then serves for public and commercial interest. Sitting arrangement is circular for the best interaction in informal learning. Class capacity is about 23 people for theory class and 15 people with desk for practical class.

Ramped Library // 03 The library extends from 1st floor to 2nd floor by walking ramp, available for public use. The idea is to show that library can be a fun place to hangout first, then the will to read will come as people feel comfortable there.

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2021

Academic Works

Kampong Marijo!

Residential Lobby and Lounge // 24 Lobby and lounge serves tourists who are interested in homestay tour package. Residential interior and exterior is dominated by wood to create an ambient of a tropical island.

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2021

Academic Works

Kampong Marijo!

Spatial Arrangement. Homestay program in vertical village is something new. To maintain close interaction between tourists and local residents within limited area, a system of coupled units is used. Tourist and local resident units are located side by side with a connecting terrace where interaction takes place without disturbing any privacy.

Considering the efficiency of spatial use, several unit types are flexible either for homestay use or prospective new residents.

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2021

Academic Works

Kampong Marijo!

Residential Units // 25 The furnitures can be folded and stored when not in use which saves a lot of space. Sharing terrace between units makes residents not always active inside the unit which is good for health and provokes interaction between residents.

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2021

Academic Works

Kampong Marijo!

Aquaponic Farming // 33 Aquaponic farming takes nutrients from fish ponds and filters it for recirculation to fish ponds again. The harvest will supply the needs of homestays and local residents.

Leisure rea // 32 Bringing in leisure beach experience as the concept of a leisure area on 3rd floor because the existing site does not have a large beach area to play. The distance from road line to sea is very close and is bordered by stone walls because the site is a reclamation from long ago.

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2021

Academic Works

Kampong Marijo!

Communal Area // 26 Communal area becomes a place for residents and tourists to gather and interact, a place for the local children plays during leisure time. Located directly under “The waterfall” or glass block skylight, this communal area is showered with natural light throughout the day.

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Homestay Eating Area // 28 The essence of homestay is where the local residents and tourists exchange experiences and togetherness while eatign together. Due to the limited area of the vertical homestay village unit, this dining activity can be carried out outside traditionally. The design provides beach ambient that Sindulang satu does not have.

2021

Non-Academic Works

Research Prokect 2019

HAUS! Cleaning Box Residential, Commercial, Education

Non-Academic Project

Research Project 2019: Acitivity Adaptive Space Conducted by:

Research and Development Department of IMARTA-SKETSA 2019/2020 Location:

Universitas Tarumanagara and surroundings Contribution:

Orginizing committee (planning and preparation) Team co-director (execution)

Research Project 2019: Activity Adaptive Space

BACKGROUND Character, experience. and background culture difference varies one’s perception and understanding of space to each other. Humans activities and spatial experiences unconsciously determine the function and definition of the space itself which is used universally-place. The functions and the definition itself keeps evolving and changing overtime, creating new space perceptions due to human constantly-evolvingactivities. Human behaviour and space adapt in two directions. This phenomenon also happened at a drink stall located beside UNTAR, HAUS! HAUS! is very popular among students and office workers from nearby, empty space barely seen in front of the cashier. The student-friendly-price with a taste equivalent to a drink in a mall makes the consumers won’t give up crowding to the vehicle circulation area.

Scan for reading research portfolio

The ideas of this research is to raise the potential interactions between consumers and existing space while they are waiting and to try to come up with design ideas to manipulate the consumers’ queuing behavior in order to create comfort for other street users.

Credits: All contents and images belong to Research and Development Department of IMARTA-SKETSA 2019/2020 https//issuu.com/imartasketsa/docs/guide_book_imarta-sketsa_19-20compress/18

Shinta Angelita

2019

Academic Non-Academic Works Works

Waterborne Sit and Dwelling Safe

Academic Project

Non-Academic Project

UI Archicare Competition 2020

Architectural Design Studio 4 Function(s):

Function(s):

Public Seating

Dwelling, Culture preservation, Wasterwater Purification

Location:

Pesanggrahan, Jakarta

Site Area/Floor Area:

0.16 sqm/module

Site Area:

1, 645sqm

Programs Used:

CONTEXT/MAP

Sketch Up, Lumion, Autocad, Photoshop

Sit and Safe Let’s Get Five Feet Closer

Programs Used:

Sketchup, Lumion, Photoshop Contribution:

Group of three

BACKGROUND Sitting in public area is an activity that shows the quality of human relationships in public places. Physical distancing during the New Normal is a form of adaptation to the Covid-19 pandemic. Sit and Safe explores the various possibilities of sitting in public places while maintaining health protocols. The spatial configuration of Sit and Safe started with the idea of how people can continue to follow the protocol but still maintain the quality of social interactions. The spatial configuration also considers the condition of potential users from individuals to groups.

BACKGROUND

“Last year, IPCC warned that we only have until/ 2030 to act in order to avoid the worst consequences of severe climate change.” Waterborne Dwelling is a water-wise design approach in creating a new way of living with 3 main ideas self-sustaining living, low-energy-on-water living, and communitybased living. Climate change has already impacted our lives, becoming a culture of living in highly-density urban areas. Periodic floods and sea-level rise seems to unconnect human, architecture, and nature. Yet it should bring us a new perspective to

Shinta Angelita

2020