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HELLO! I am a graduate architect with a passion for art and architecture. My love for art since young has strongly influenced by interests in architecture. I have always enjoyed the emotional journey that I experienced through drawing, painting and crafting. This leads me to believing that architects can be experience makers as well; sensitively juggling between poetic gestures and pragmatic realities. I grew interest in space and their connection with phenomenology and human occupation or any other living things. I love to explore how materiality, lighting and sequences play in the architecture of sense. After having a working experience in an architecture firm, it has been a fortunate journey to be able to discover myself more as a designer. I believe in designs that embrace its context and users. Raw in its materials, focuses on function and construction technique to create a unique, individualistic kind of living. Furthermore, I am also interested in micro-narratives, designing the micro-details of a space to accommodate the user’s needs.
Tiffany Natasha Santoso
Being an overseas student have shaped me to become an open minded, independent and hardworking person. I am exposed to different design approaches, constructions techniques and technologies that are adopted by different countries/cultures. I am also an open minded person and will take on any opportunities to learn and enrich my skills and knowledge in architecture and other fields. I am also happy to work in a team based environment and enjoy working with others. Other than that I am also a passionate watercolor illustrator, animal lover and plants enthusiast.
22/01/1994
Education
Skills
Melbourne
• Master of Architecture (MArch) 2016 Melbourne School of Design, The University of Melbourne
• Traditional Media Watercolour painting Acrylic and oil painting Pencil/pen sketching & drafting
• Bachelor of Environment (BEnvs) Architecture Major 2014 Faculty of Architecture Building & Planning, The University of Melbourne
• Softwares Autodesk AutoCAD (advanced) Autodesk Revit (beginner) Adobe InDesign (advanced) Adobe Illustrator (intermediate) Adobe Photoshop (advanced) Google Sketch-Up (intermediate Rhinoceros 3D (intermediate) V-Ray Rendering in 3ds Max, Rhino and Sketchup (beginner) Microsoft Office Suite (intermediate) Sefaira Architecture (beginner)
a. Jakarta Selatan p. +6818 260652 e. tnsantoso94@gmail.com https://issuu.com/tnsantoso
• Trinity College Foundation Studies 2011 Trinity College, The University of Melbourne • IGCSE O LEVEL 2010 Sekolah Lentera International, Jakarta
• Others Graphic Design Model making Photography
Experience
Achievements
• Junior Designer May 2017 - present Willis Kusuma Architects
• Exhibitions Bachelor Virtual Environments selected student work for exhibition 2011
• Freelance designer March - April 2016 Cathy Stonier Interior Design Pty Ltd Taxi Riveside refurbishing project
Bachelor Architecture Studio Earth selected student work for exhibition 2012
• Architectural intern January - February 2014 Aboday Design, Indonesia • Master graphic designer November 2013 - April 2014 9th Indonesian Film Festival x Melbourne University Indonesian Student Association (MUISA)
Extra Curricular Activities • Volunteering Robin Boyd Foundations: Merchant Builders Open Day Melbourne, November 2016 Et Cetera (Annual Indonesian Cultural Showcase Event) 2012 by MUISA creative division Melbourne, March - April 2012 2012 Ms Melbourne Cycle - Multiple Sclerosis Society of Australia Melbourne, March 2012 • Organizational Children International Summer Village Jakarta, Fukuoka & Manila 2007-2009
Bachelor Architecture Studio Air selected group project for publication 2013 Master Popular Architecture & Design selected student work for publication 2014
Referral Contact • Dr Amanda Achmadi Thesis Studio Leader, Master of Architecture. Lecturer in Architectural Design, Master of Architecture. University of Melbourne e. aachmadi@unimelb.edu.au p. +61 3 90355377 • Scott Woods Studio Leader, Master of Architecture. Coordinator of Design Enviroments, Bachelor of Design . University of Melbourne e. woods.scott@unimelb.edu.au p. +61 3 8344 9658 • Virginia Mannering Studio Leader, Master of Architecture. University of Melbourne e. virginia.mannering@gmail.com p. +61407 262 086 • Cathy Stonier Cathy Stonier Interior Design Pty Ltd e. cathy@cathystonier.com p. +61 416 057 210
Table of Contents
Current Work
Willis Kusuma Architects
M.Arch Thesis Stdio
Resurfacing
M.Arch Studio
Overlap
M.Arch Studio
A Pluralist World
M.Arch Elective
Flemington Street Children Center
Freelance
Taxi Riverside
M.Arch Summer Elective
Kabuto
M.Arch Elective
Applied Construction - The TAJ Tower
Wilis Kusuma Architects Works - Junior Designer Involved in Semarang Albert & Robert House (furniture scheduling, consultant drawings), Pondok Indah House (interior & architectural documentation drawings), Patal Senayan Office (architectural documentation drawings), Permata Buana Hosue (interior), publication writing of several WK Architects projects
Wilis Kusuma Architects Works - Junior Designer Involved in Semarang Albert & Robert House (furniture scheduling, consultant drawings), Pondok Indah House (interior & architectural documentation drawings), Patal Senayan Office (design revision, architectural documentation drawings), Permata Buana Hosue (interior), publication writing of several WK Architects projects
Medium - Large Scale l Kota Tua Batavia l Adaptive Reuse l Museum l Gallery l Community Center l 3D Rendering l Cad - Line Drawings l Model Making
“Resurfacing” “Rethinking Memories and revisiting traumatic past of Chinese Indonesian.” This project is a speculative project that is based on a real state project that is currently happening in Jakarta called “Kota Tua Revitalisation Project”. This thesis project involves the adaptive reuse of a heritage building as well as designing a new meaningful contemporary space within a history urban setting. Inspired by the existing shophouse typology of “Rumah Akar”, “Resurfacing” aims to focus on Chinese-Indonesians as one example of suppressed ethnic group that experienced multiple racial violences during both colonial and post-colonial period. There is a need for a place that symbolizes the appreciation of the Chinese Indonesian experiences of violence and the difficulties. A place that can overcome their traumatic past, acting on Indonesia’s unspoken desires for justice, forgiveness, and relief (Kusno 2010). The proposal as a whole is a monument consisting of a 2 floor community center, underground museum and rooftop museum which symbolizes the “trade of ideas”. Please refer to my issuu page to read more about this project.
Front view from square
View towards the square from communal space
Side view from Jl. Kali Besar 4
Artists, writers and activists communal space
Rooftop temporary exhibition space
Street vendors cafe on Jl. Kali Besar 4
Section B1
Section B1
Section A1
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Small - Medium Scale l New York 1960s l Artist - Warhol l Pop Art l Factory l 3D Rendering l Cad - Line Drawings l Model Making
“Overlap” - The Factory “Bringing overlapping and superimposition ideas of Pop Art into architecture.” The factory wants to provide Andy and his Superstars the architectural experience when two space are overlapped into one. What happens when one space disrupts the flow of another? There will be overlapping of activities, creating a dynamic and hybrid atmosphere. The design of the factory is inspired by the overlapping and superimposition ideas of Pop Art translated into an architectural composition. The key architectural drive is the overlapping of servant and served spaces.
Portal Study: gallery - lift - factory (winter)
Summer Scenario
World - Scale l Conceptual l Theories l Artists l Artworks l Galleries l Museum l Illustrator l Watercolour l 3D Modeling l Model Making l Curating and Installing
A Pluralist World “Exploring pluralism in architecture and space.” 4 Gallery Designs, 4 Museums Interventions and 1 World This conceptual project is based on Rory Hyde’s (curator) interview and lecture on “All This Belongs to You” V&A Museum project. It is driven by one key term, “pluralism”. In his lecture, Rory was exploring how museum is a public sphere and how it should create conversations about daily life and global issues. The question then became how do we bring this idea into architecture and space? This is what he said, “...how do you bring in pluralism, I think is the key word in terms of interpretations. When a museum becomes a public sphere, it needs to be continuous with the street and with all that occurs in the real world, so you let the outside world in and that means letting in politics, current events, conflicts, difficult questions of public life...” This project explored the idea of pluralism defined by different theorist and architects such as Charles Jenks, Frank Gehry, Daniel Libeskind, Peter Eisenman and Bernard Tschumi.
One of the four gallery designs - Gallery for Daniel Arsham, “Figure Arms Out”
Small - Scale l Early Childhood l Pedagogy l School l Renovation l 3D Rendering l Cad - Line Drawings l Model Making l Group Work
Flemington Street Children Centre Team based speculative refurbishing project Please refer to my issuu page to read more about this project.
Small - Scale l Restaurant l Bar l Renovation l 3D Rendering l Cad - Line Drawings l Group Work
Taxi Riverside Team based renovation proposal for Taxi Riverside (Flinders - Fed Sq) Melbourne
Small Scale l Parametric l Digital Fabrication l 3D Modeling l Illustrator l Model Making l Constructing l Media Publications
Tectonic Grounds - Kabuto Interactive structure Tectonic Grounds is an exploration of digital fabrication technique, physical computing and rapid (laser cut) prototyping to deliver a 1:1 folly. The subject has an emphasis on hands on exploration of spatial and creative processes and challenge the role of drawing, making and construction skills within today’s technology. Actively involved both in the trial and error exploration during the smaller group phase (first phase) and in publication, fabrication and construction during the big group assembly of Kabuto (second phase). Kabuto is a lovely creature which expresses its pulse through constant blinking lights and loves human interaction! It flickers excitedly when new friends are nearby.
Large Scale l Office Tower l Construction Techniques l Detailing l 3D Modeling l Cad - Line Drawings
Applied Construction Technical drawings & construction methods (team-based)