A Christian Pratama Putra Selected Works Portfolio TIANTAMA
ello, my name is A Christian Pratama Putra (tiantamaputra), H I am an architectural designer, alumni of Atma Jaya University Yogyakarta and University of Indonesia. I am a motivated, adaptable and responsible person looking for opportunities to learn about architecture. This portfolio contains a collection of my personal investigations to study and have many interests in architecture.
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Profile A Christian Pratama Putra tiantamaputra@gmail.com Jl Proklamasi, Tambak Bayan, Sleman Yogyakarta, Indonesia + 62 821 5144 8555
Education
Atma Jaya University of Yogyakarta Bachelor of Architecture Class of 2015
University of Indonesia
Architecture Profession Program Class of 2020
Other Activities
Writing and Research Division of HIMA Tricaka | Layouter Atma Jaya University of Yogyakarta 2016-2017
Arcaka Architecture Magazine | Coordinator Atma Jaya University of Yogyakarta 2017-2018
Talkshow Mahasiswa Berprestasi | Speaker Atma Jaya University of Yogyakarta 2018
Community Service Program | Participator Atma Jaya University of Yogyakarta 2019
RAW Architecture | Internship Student Atma Jaya University of Yogyakarta 2019
Awards Studio Arsitektur (STARS) Award | Best Work
by Atma Jaya University of Yogyakarta best 4 of Studio STARS 4 - Healthy Dorm | 2017 best 4 of Studio STARS 6 - Jogja Art & Cultural Center | 2018
Sepekan Arsitektur Design Competition 2017 | 3rd Place by Sepekan Arsitektur HIMA Tricaka in Colaboration with Gilang Pidianku and Abednego Putra 2017
Dead Space Competition | 3rd Place by Biro Klinik HIMA Tricaka in Colaboration with Graceila Melisa 2018
Miniatur UNDIP Design Competition 2018 | 3rd Place by Miniatur UNDIP in Colaboration with Gilang Pidianku and Abednego Putra 2018
Futurarc Design Competion 2019 - Student Category | Merit Award by BCI Asia in Colaboration with Venska Deandra, Rifandi Febrianto, Gilang Pidianku and Abednego Putra 2019
CTBUH International Design Competition 2019 | 2nd Place by Council on Tall Buildings and Urban Habitat in Colaboration with Maria Vika, Gilang Pidianku and Abednego Putra 2019
ACSENT Udayana Design Competition 2020 | Finalist by Acsent Udayana in Colaboration with Jane Ligawan 2020
Modeling Layouting Rendering
Software Used
| Revit | ArchiCAD | SkectUp | AutoCAD | | Illustrator | Photoshop | InDesign | CorelDraw | PowerPoint | Vray | Lumion |
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Petogogan Art Space
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Kenanga Floating Market
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Denseaty Makoko
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Jogja Learning Center
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Pasar Baru Art Center
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BackBay Mumbai
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Gua Maria Ambarawa
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Mutual Therapy
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Healthy Dorm
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Ruang Rindu Coffeeshop
Petogogan Art Space Art Space
Jakarta, Indonesia 1st Architecture Studio Project of Professional Education Program 2021 City Art Garden is a concept that emerges from the context of a productive (communal) environment located in an area that is quite adequate in terms of city and vegetation. So to answer this context, the character of the site is represented and strengthened by the concept of this city art garden. This theme arises from the context of the surrounding environment which is characterized by urban areas where there are commercial, educational, religious, and residential areas which are represented as “City”. Most of its users are of productive age and have the potential for cultural and artistic values which are represented as “Art”. As well as its location which has adequate vegetation and can potentially be a shady place for the Parking Building and Exhibition Room by being represented as a “Garden”. The City Art Garden concept is applied in the design of spaces that are “COMMUNAL” (based on community, providing public space for the community), “SEQUENTIAL” (response to the exhibition space program for a clear circulation flow from the beginning of entry to the end of exit), “GREEN” (100% green ratio as a representation of the city’s green space), and “CITY OBJECT” (where the building not only accommodates exhibition activities but also becomes an object for the city through the application of Rotatable Facade).
Placement Placement of building area through site context studies, regulations, and needs. The building area is placed in the middle of the site
Vehicles Access Provision of vehicle parking access by raising the building again but still leaving the front as an atrium ladder
Extrude Possible mass extrude to build (4 floors)
Atrium & Open Space The application of the main space in the form of an atrium that is open for social and commercial functions by raising the building
Social & Public Entrance Provision of an Entrance that is large enough for pedestrians to unite the impression of the ground floor and 1st floor
Developed Design Development of visual design, function, and building systems as well as the provision of landscaping and vegetation
Communal is a concept based on the potential of users in the South Jakarta area, the majority of whom are of productive age. In addition, this area has a collaborative community tendency. Thus creating a potential community that has the potential to live this creative work space, because it provides public space, atrium, social space, and discussion space that can be used to work and collaborate together.
Sequential is a concept to answer the issue of exhibition space. The exhibition space has a need for a clear flow of circulation from the beginning of entry to the end of exit. In this building, the entrances are gathered together in a collected 1st floor atrium with a large staircase on all three sides. After that, the circulation continues to the 1st floor as a social and commercial function, the 2nd floor for the exhibition function, and the 3rd floor for the multipurpose function
Parking Lot
Bike Parking
Atrium
Atrium
Atrium Stairs
CoWorking and Discussion Space
Coffee Shop
2nd Level Atrium
Gallery
2nd Gallery
Multifunction Room
Rooftop Gallery
Green Area
Water Permeable
Energy
Air Ventilation
City Object is an attempt to answer the potential of urban space, and the potential of users of productive age. The application of the Rotatable Facade with a rotatable window system which is added with artwork storage media, allows the community/users/event organizers to create their artwork and display it on the building facade. So that the building can not only be a place for work in exhibitions, but can be an exhibition object for the city
Siteplan
G Floor Plan
1st Floor Plan
2nd Floor Plan
3rd Floor Plan
Roof Plan
Elevation
Section A & B
Section C & D
Facade Detail
Facade Section
Atrium Section
Kenanga Floating Market Floating Market
Pontianak, Indonesia Bachelor Final Task Project 2021
The direction of Kenanga Market Development aims to improve Kampung Beting’s economy by improving the environment and increasing the economic efficiency of Kampung Beting through the design of Kenanga Market. The existence of Kenanga Market which supports Kampung Beting tourism is also supported by the Jami Mosque and Kadriyah Palace which will strengthen the historical and cultural values of Pontianak City so that all elements of Kampung Beting Tourism can be well connected.
EXISTING KENANGA PUBLIC MARKET
CLEARING SITE LOCATION AREA
The existing condition of the ylang market does not reflect an attractive river market, and has an unhealthy environment
Cleaning the location area into landed and water areas. Water area is cleaning from siltation that occurs due to the accumulation of garbage
CULTURAL AND ECOLOGICAL BASED Mengadopsi bentuk lama dari rumah lanting yang diggunakan masyarak Kampung Beting sebagai tempat tinggal
ATTRACTIVE FORM AND ACTIVITY Bentuk dasar tersebut di transformasi sebagai area view, sebagai atraksi ruang dan aktivitas, dan mendukung bangunan di sekelilingnya
TOURISM POTENTIAL ORIENTED
Oriented to the 3 existing tourism potentials, namely the Jami Mosque, the Khaddriyah Palace, and the Kapuas River as the axis of culture and the environment
BUILDING CIRCULATION With this form, the circulation created in the building becomes continuous and creates a Y-junction circulation that provides a balanced circulation in each stall
CULTURAL APPROACMENT Axis on 2 Heritage Buildings & Connect with Existing Waterfront It is based on the Jami Masji, Khaddriyah Palace, and the Kapuas river which is the axis of life, environment, and history in Kampung Beting.
Accommodate the View Port to See The View of River & Heritage Buildings Accommodating a viewing area to see other areas in the Kampung Beting water settlement tourism area to support the surrounding places
Carries The Sampan Culture Bringing the Sampan culture which has been the main mode of transportation in Kampung Beting as the main attraction in Kampung Beting
Carries the Gertak Culture Brings the culture of bluffing which is the main circulation besides boats on the river. Gertak as a pedestrian area on the river.
Local Material Using local materials that are also used in the surrounding buildings, namely the existing ironwood, and local bitumen roofs
Intimate Communication & Bargain Culture Between Merchants & Visitors Creating an intimate communication and bargaining culture between merchants and visitors to provide personal value to each individual
Floating Structure The use of EPS Floating Structure as a building base that can float on water, keeps the river flowing smoothly and reduces the impact on the environment
Re-use Local/Existing Material Reusing existing materials, especially ironwood which was previously used as a structural material, as well as the floor of the Kenanga Market building
Maximize Green & Blue Areas Maximize green and blue areas as much as possible, thereby minimizing the use of materials with a high carbon footprint, as well as creating drainage and keeping the environment healthy
Natural Lighting & Ventilation Maximizing natural lighting and ventilation in buildings by making lots of openings and ventilation so that they are more energy-efficient
Trash Management Management of waste areas that are connected to each other, so that waste is more organized and well distributed during sweeping
Optimize River Water Optimizing the use of rainwater and river water which is an advantage at the design location by providing optimal water and drainage plans
ECOLOGICAL APPROACMENT
PROGRAM Building Program Judging from the classification of Traditional Markets according to the Market Management Office of Pontianak City, Kenanga Market is included in the Class 1 public market classification with a land requirement of around 2000m2. Thus providing parking facilities, places of worship, management offices, toilets, security facilities, cleaning management facilities, clean water facilities, electrical installations, and public lighting. KIOSK MARKET
LANDSCAPE
CULINARY MARKET
GROUND FLOOR
SAMPAN (FLOATING) MARKET
OFFICE & ADMINISTRATION
SECOND FLOOR
BUILDING COVERAGE
G Floor Plan
Siteplan
1st Floor Plan
Section
Detail
Structure
Denseaty
Public Housing (Highrise) | Makoko, Nigeria 2nd Place of CTBUH 20 Highrise Competition in Collaboration with Maria Vika, Gilang Pidianku, Abednego Putra 2020
Makoko is a seaside community as well as a floating city located in Lagos State, Nigeria. Was built by fishermen 100 years ago, now this city is developing into a very densely populated city due to the many immigrants who make a living in Nigeria. So unfortunate, this has a big impact where Makoko is then labeled as “the world’s biggest floating slum”. Health issues, infrastructure, and other problems seem to continue to threaten humans and the ecosystem around Makoko. If it is not addressed immediately, Makoko can be a real example of how “slum is a threat to human and the ocean existence” If it stays like this, the slum area can become wider. For that, changes and solutions are needed, one of which is to make this area grow vertically. Through tall-buildings in African modern society for futureoriented, We make a good - sustainable waterfront area; ecosystem-balanced which can still be inhabited properly. Denseaty is a unique all in one - integrated system, which can be applied in all waterfront over the world but each will be different from the other, following the locality of the location
Jogja Learning Center Learning Center
Yogyakarta, Indonesia Studio Arsitektur 6 (STARS 6) Award (Best 4 Work) 2017 Jogja Learning Center is a gathering place for people not only from different institutions but also from various circles. Designed with inclusive concepts, open garden designs, and public spaces without a front fence. Provide stops and pedestrian paths that are convenient for use. In addition, the shape of the roof is also based on the context of the design location in the Kota Baru area of Yogyakarta, there are contexts and regulations for the shape of the roof and facades of colonial buildings. The design approach is based on the iconic Urban Context in terms of architecture, culture, activities, and the environment in the city of Jogja.
Jogja Learning Center is not only a city library or a place to learn, but also a place to hang out with various people, various communities, with educational nuances through the existence of various resources in the form of knowledge and education.
Siteplan
2nd Basement
1st Basement
Ground Floor
1st Floor
2nd Floor
3rd Floor
4th Floor
Elevation
Section
Pasar Baru Art Center Art Center
Jakarta, Indonesia Final Task of Professional Education Program 2021 Pasar Baru Art Center as part of the development of the master plan for Pasar Baru Jakarta area. Oriented to be a smart & sustainable multicultural area. One of the important things to be developed in Pasar Baru area is art activities. Where Pasar Baru has many art activities. Pasar Baru Art Center carries the concept of “Kain” form as an expression and representation of multicultural areas and artistic activities in Pasar Baru. Making public spaces and parks part of the building design, thus making the community close to art. presenting the experience of public space and art space in an expressive form. The unity between public space and expressive forms is an experience in itself for the community. Pasar Baru Art Center is expected to become a performing media for artists, a means of entertainment and expression for the public, and a magnet that can attract visitors to the Pasar Baru area.
Pasar Baru New Masterplan
User Analysis
Site & Context
Shadding Analysis
Structure
Design Idea
Design Plan & Program
North Entrance
Window Shopping Area
West Entrance
Leisure Area
Atrium
2nd Atrium
Art Gallery
Theatre
Terrace
Structure
1st Floor Plan
2nd Floor Plan
3rd Floor Plan
4th Floor Plan
5th Floor Plan
Elevation
Section
Backbay
Masterplan | Mumbai, India Merit Award of Futurarc Prize 2019 in Collaboration with Venska Frizky, Rifandi Febrianto, Abed Negoputra, Gilang Pidianku 2019
The visible perspective of the hyper-density problem in Mumbai is not about the population context, but rather the missing network between each side of the city. Social inequalities and lack of interaction create segregated cities which will degrade the quality of density, the most significant feature of the built urban context. The quality of this density will also affect the decline in environmental quality. So how can hyper-density be done with a space of inclusivity and mutualism symbiosis through a network? We envision Backbay as a network city with strong relationships from both parties to meet their needs and an integrated network while restoring ecosystems and bringing nature closer to the people. The concept applies integrated public transportation, symbiotic mutualism between parties, redevelopment of production and consumption resources, public and community spaces through networks, nature and ecosystems, and reciprocity.
By creating a symbiotic-mutualism system in the city, every side of the city is given proper function to work together in the system. The informal settlements are proposed as productive village areas, produce common goods by urban farming. While the people in higher economy class as consumers and high rise buildings produce renewable energy and water as an alternative for the city’s needs. Therefore, it will create socioeconomic systems that are mutually beneficial for both sides but also create strong collaboration and reciprocity environments in the city. This project can be a catalyst and prototyped to Mumbai and Indian cities through hyper-dense city.
Gua Maria Kerep Ambarawa Religious Area | Ambarawa, Indonesia
Entry of Marian Center Architectural Design Competition in Collaboration with Jane Ligawan 2020 Our perception of the figure of the Virgin Mary is more dominant as an intermediary for God’s love. However, more than that, her faith and obedience to the Father can also be a deeper lesson from the Virgin Mary. Mother Mary is a loving and compassionate mother who protects and listens to her people. The visitor’s journey to the gallery is managed as a journey to reflect on life, by learning from the life journey of Our Lady. The sculpture gallery is a place to reflect on the figure of Our Lady after the previous journey. The mini-theater shows films about the Virgin Mary. Invite visitors to understand the figure of Our Lady more deeply. The formation of zoning is based on the building, the direction of circulation, and the existing site. The statue of the Virgin Mary is a gate that brings together two entrances as a beginning. Division of Trips to the Park area (public) with the Sculpture Area (travel). The journey to the end through the statue area tells the story of the Virgin Mary through the quality of space.
Mutual Therapy
Public Park | Yogyakarta, Indonesia 3rd Place of Miniatur UNDIP Competition in Collaboration with Gilang Pidianku and Abednego Putra 2018 Creating a space that can improve the psychological state of humans who are stuck in their daily routines with the Space Therapy method (therapy using spatial experiences) and Nurturing Therapy as human care and relationships with the places they use. Space Therapy Space Therapy is a psychological therapy by feeling the experience of space that occurs due to the quality of space and the pattern of circulation they experience. In the form of inter-level, greenery, socio, play, and personal therapy, each of which is formed and has its function to give a better psychological impact.
Nurturing Therapy Nurturing Therapy is the impact caused by the presence of space therapy. Humans will give activity to a place that will make that place come alive. Space therapy facilities and tools will make people more sensitive to the place they use and will care for and have a relationship with the place.
Inter-Level Therapy
Greenery Therapy
Social Therapy
Personal Therapy
SENSITIVITY LEVEL Low Therapy Therapy for those who just pass on the sidewalk, and feel the spaces on the sidewalk, which includes greenery therapy and socio therapy.
Medium Therapy Therapy for those who try to go up and start exploiting space but go straight down to use social spaces and activities below.
High Therapy Aimed at those who need space therapy to the stage of personal therapy, because from there they can reflect and evaluate themselves.
Inter-Leveling Therapy When we go upstairs, are at the top, and look down, our body will biologically release endorphins, hormones that can make the body happy and calm, so it can relieve stress. In addition, climbing stairs can help the heart supply more oxygen-rich blood to muscle tissue, making the body feel more comfortable.
Greenery Therapy Cleans the air (1 tree can absorb 48 tons of carbon dioxide per year, 1 tree can absorb a ton of carbon dioxide by the time it is 40 years old), controls temperature and humidity, produces oxygen, stores and filters water, according to Discover Magazine green space has an effect calm. Treating humans using tree exploration and environmental care.
Socio Therapy In the form of the application of Public Space as an interactive area that can build networks and bring together users of SMA 3, SMP 5, and Telkom. The Public Space will act as a people collector who presents interaction and openness so that each of them has another realm in socializing. So that it can make everyone have a feeling of having friends, being respected by the environment, and forming self-confidence.
Play Therapy Through playful spaces, users can release the tension they are experiencing while at the same time being able to fulfill needs and impulses from within that cannot be satisfied in real life. When they are with a group of friends, they will have an assessment of themselves about their strengths and weaknesses so that they can help build a positive self.
Healthy Dorm Dormitory
Yogyakarta, Indonesia Studio Arsitektur 4 (STARS 4) Award (Best 4 Work) 2017
Healthy Dormitory is a concept towards healthy building quality, both environmentally and socially. A healthy environment is realized by the application of green design principles, while a healthy society is formed by the application of communal spaces. So that people can play and learn with fun. They will grow up to be children who have good social closeness. And have a good relationship with the environment, neighbors, and themselves. This will create social control to keep them awake in their growth.
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Space on the design site that has been reduced by regulations and site environmental conditions.
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The Mass is appointed to separate the male and female areas that follow the view and eliminate the impression of an elongated tread shape
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Rooms are placed on the side to form a communal space in the middle and maintain the potential view
Use of shading and adjustment of room orientation to maximize natural lighting and ventilation on the building site
Permeable Floor
Roof Garden
Permeable floor that tries to maximize land as a water catchment zone directly from the ground surface
Roof garden increases water absorption and restores green land that has been used as an existing building as well as a natural cooler
Water Catchment
Green Facade
The use of a water catchment in the form of a reservoir with a filter underneath to catch water and distribute it as an additional water supply
Green Facade can also act as natural cooling, and filter the air from the outside in so as to ensure the air and the environment are healthy
Solar Panel - Self Energy
Minimum Urban Heat Island Effect
The use of independent energy generators by using solar panels on the roof surface to maximize the potential of the sun’s path of movement in the eastwest area
Minimizing the use of concrete that can be exposed to direct sunlight, and replacing the building surface with vegetation elements (generating O2) and solar panels (generating electrical energy)
Basement
Ground Floor
1st Floor
2nd Floor
3rd Floor
An open interior concept that is responsive to the tropical climate with ventilation (jalousie) as wind circulation and glass windows that can maximize light so that the light needs of the room can be met. In addition, it also displays the impression of a tropical and exotic building so that the view is maximized as best as possible.
This 4x5 m room which has been reduced to a toilet and bathroom to around 4x4 m is occupied by 2 people in one room. Warm, comfortable, homie, tropical and exotic nuances can be seen through the selection of materials that have tropical nuances but are still contemporary and comfortable through the application of furniture in this room.
Ruang Rindu Coffee Shop Coffee Shop
Yogyakarta, Indonesia Built Project 2020
A coffee shop with an approach that responds to the coffee culture of young people around the site. The site location is a potential area because it is close to the student environment. “Ruang Rindu” means a place that is missed. The longing room as a coffee brand wants to have a coffee shop that has a comfortable feel to discuss and hopes that the place will be missed by visitors because they have many memories when they come to the place. The nuance that is presented in this place is about warmth. Doing assignments and discussing with coffee is expected to be an experience that visitors will always miss. The diversity of furniture and sitting areas is also highlighted in this place, there are sets of tables and chairs, sofas, coffee bars, as well as a reading corner.
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