To b ia s S eb a st ia n
Po rt f oli o
2018
CV Tobias Sebastian Cokro P e rs o n al S ta te me n t / In tr o d u ct io n Born in Indonesia, I came to Melbourne in order to pursue my study in architecture. Since young i was pretty interested in 3D forms and shapes taught in math subjects at school, which eventually got me interested in architectural designs. Persistent nature is one of my defining traits, and has helped me in developing further on my problem solving skills and critical thinking. The open mindset and positive learning attitude towards new things and exposures has always been my drive in moving forward towards new stages in things. Some interests of mine are the theories and philosophy in architecture, noting how to always be mindful of a good design that can improve its surrounding environments, the nature, and its people. I believe this portfolio shows my overall skills and capabilities in architectural area; and my point of view, of every aspect in regards to architecture.
Smak 8 BPK Penabur | High School RMIT | Foundation Studies - Art, Design, and Architecture RMIT | Advanced Diploma of Building Design Deakin University | Bachelor of Architectural Design O th e r Ex p er i en c e ACG Atelier Cosmas Gozali | Internship | 3 Months | Indonesia NM Architecture | Draftsman, Visualizer | 6 Months | Australia Statkus Architecture | Undergraduate Architect | 3 Months | Australia
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C o n t en ts p 0 1 . Ic o n L i b r a ry R M IT Un i v ers it y p 0 7 . An t ’ s C o m mu n it y Ce n tr e R M IT U n i v e rs ity p 1 1 . S ub m er g e d Lea r n i n g Ce n tr e D eak in U n ive r sit y p 1 5 . Ar t if ex : fo r ma D ea kin U n iv er s i ty p 2 7 . F lo w D eak in U n ive r sit y p 3 1 . R eju ve n at e D eak in U n ive r sit y p 3 9 . G r een G en er at o r 6 t h “A d v an c ed A r c hi t ec t u re ” Ar c h ite c tu r e C o mp e ti t i o n p 4 5 . Ic o n L i b r a ry Tec h n ic al D ra w in g s R M IT U n i v e rs ity
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+62 819 0537 6009 (Indonesia) tobias.sebastian@hotmail.com Jalan Pulau Bira C2/9, Puri Kembangan, Jakarta 11610, Indonesia
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Icon Library Public Library Collingwood, Victoria, Australia
The precinct area Collingwood is pretty famous for its football club with a magpie as its center mascot. With the aim to make a landmark/icon for the area/precinct, the idea involves a massive structure, enveloping main building, as metaphor of “a bird protecting the building”. The structure were arrayed in a radial pattern each at a different height creating a curve/wavy movement resembling a bird’s wings’ form around the head while from interior aspect of the building, gives more attraction to the space.
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Ico n Lib ra ry
Steel columns with tension rod system
Metal Panel Cladding Custom shaped steel truss system
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1.Emergency Exit 2.Books - Special Collection 3.Toilet - Staff & Public 4.Admin Area 5.Reception 6.Lift 7.Childcare Area
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1.Emergency Exit 2.Cafe 3.Toilet - Public 4.Mechanical Room 5.Computer Lab 6.Lift 7.Group Study Room 8.Conference Room
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1.Emergency Exit 2.Toilet - Public 3.Books - Various Collection 4.Reading Area 5.Lift
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Exposed structure creates a metaphorically and literally protecting the inner building.
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Steel columns with tension rod system
Metal Panel Cladding
Custom shaped steel truss system
Double Point Glazed Curtain Wall
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Ant’s Community Centre Public Community Centre Yarra Ranges, Victoria, Australia
As creatures living as a community, ants live in an identically similar way to us humans. The idea is to make people experience as if they are inside of said community’s own habitat; the ant’s nest. Rigid exterior form and steel panels-cladded walls emphasizes a ‘border’. The interior structure takes shape of random shaped holes/tunnels, a ‘soil fill’ typically seen inside of an ant’s nest throughout the upper part of the building, acting as shades throughout the whole building’s interiors.
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An t’ s C ommu nit y C ent r e
Form
Structure
Application
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1. Double/Triple Glazed Metal Framed Glass Roofing
3. Metal Stud Wall w/ Metal Panel Cladding Patch-Fitted to exterior side of building
2. Aluminium/Lightweight Steel Material Spaceframe
4. Concrete Slab Flooring w/ Wallpaper Finish
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‘Submerged’ Learning Centre Childhood Learning Centre Steiglitz, Victoria, Australia
Designed to attend to both students and adults, people of all range of age to get a good learning experience in regards to sustainability design in a building, how a building can benefit from nature and vice versa. Rigid rectangular form represents a “man-built” structure, submerged underground to symbolize “harmony” and “intersection” with its surrounding “nature” environments, at the same time providing sustainability qualities that is otherwise unachievable without submersion.
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S ubmer ged Lea rnin g C ent r e
Rainwater
Sun Light & Energy
Learning Spaces
Water
Sun
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Glass panel roof provides interactive way for people to learn about importance of water-saving feature.
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S ubmer ged Lea rnin g C ent r e
Site
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S ubmer ged Lea rnin g C ent r e
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Artifex : forma Mixed Use Building - Art ‘Precinct’ Geelong, Australia
‘Artifex : forma’ focuses mainly on art based program: dwellings for artists, studios and workshop, and exhibition space. Inspired by the function and idea of photography, architectural “frames” are placed around of the building, capturing the moments inside the building forming a series of photography itself.
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Ar t ifex : fo rma
Ar t ifex : fo rma
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Artist Dwellings + Open Communal Area
Exhibition Space
Open Event Area
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Ar t ifex : fo rma
Informal Spaces
Formal Spaces
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1. Foyer
5. Restroom
2. Lobby
6. Artists Residents’ Access - Private
3. Access Ramp
7. Outdoor Multifunction Space
4. Retail Shops
8. Bike Rack
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Ar t ifex : fo rma
9. Carpark
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1. Access Ramp
5. Dark Area
2. Communal Space
6. Restroom
10. Office
3. Central Gallery Space
7. Exhibition Storage
11. Meeting / Conference Room
4. Light Area
8. Artists Residents’ Access - Private
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Ar t ifex : fo rma
9. Restroom - Private
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1. Artist Studio
5. Artist Residents’ Access - Private
2. IT Workstation
6. Studio Storage
10. Communal Outdoor Space
3. Dark Room
7. Communal Kitchen
11. Artist Residents’ Dwellings
4. Restroom
8. 3F Access
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Ar t ifex : fo rma
9. Communal Living Room
Open space at the centre of individual artist dwellings merges inside and outside environment, emphasizing interaction between artist tenant.
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1. Artist Studio
5. Studio Storage
2. IT Workstation
6. Outdoor Courtyard
3. Dark Room
7. Outdoor Communal Seating
4. Restroom
8. 2F Access
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Ar t ifex : fo rma
9. Artist Residents’ Dwellings
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Flow Mixed Use Building - SoHo & Food Market Melbourne, Australia
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Fl ow
Located in the middle of Melbourne CBD’s bustling environment, the project strives to provide a rather quiet yet still equally comfortable environment as to balance out the active environment outside of the area. With the use of light and series of open areas as the main source of comfort, the building provides the occupants with a comfortably satisfying environment to dwell in every single one of its programs; both private SoHo spaces with the multifunction communal space below (pop-up bars, cafes, etc).
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Office
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Dwelling
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Office
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Dwelling
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Office
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Dwelling
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Office
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Dwelling
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Lobby
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Market, Night Market, Bars
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Market, Night Market, Bars
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Market, Night Market, Bars
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Interlaced open spaces for social fabric enhancement Verticality balances lack of horizontal spaces
Rather alien, yet not so overwhelming and calming, comfortable atmosphere A sense of protection Leisure program for public interaction while embracing the original atmosphere of the site Verticality balances lack of horizontal spaces
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Rejuvenate Relaxation - Bath House - Medation - Spa Princess Highway, South Bank, Australia
Located in the heavily industrialized and work-oriented Southbank area, the initial idea is to create a balance out the living conditions of the area. Right in between a two-way highway, the design embraces the quality difference between spaces below and above the highway, enhances those experiences in the design. The result is a place of various types of relaxation, a place for people to escape, a momentary ‘getaway’ from their work business and exhaustion of everyday life routine.
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R ejuv e nat e
Figure Ground - Land Use AnalysisIndustrial Use Zone Industrial / Commercial Use Zone Public Use Zone Capital City Zone Mixed Use Zone Residential Zone Commonwealth Zone Docklands Zone Public Recreation Zone
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1.Main Entrance 2.Foyer - Individual 3.Reception
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4.Storage 5.Emergency Stairs 6
6.Lift
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7.Toilet, shower
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8.Hot spring, bath
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B 1.Main Entrance 2.Carpark 3.Water Bed 4.Emergency Exit
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GF 1.Emergency Stairs 2.Lift 3.Massage Bed
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4.Meditation Space
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A place of spiritual healing for the soul Water element as a form of visual and sound therapy Clear, unobstructed view of the sky as a form of visual theraphy
A place of physical healing for the body Bath house provides physical relaxation, healing for the user Water-skylight adds warm and intimate atmosphere to the enclosed ‘safe haven’, a sense of comfort
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1-4F Meditation Massage, Spa Relaxation Lounge
GF Emergency Exit B Bath House
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R ejuv e nat e
Looking Up - Transition from ‘Refuge’ to ‘Sanctuary’ The building gradually reveals and expose the user to their surrounding open context as a transition, gradually experience the change in surrounding atmosphere as they ascend from ‘below’ to ‘above’.
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1. Curtain Wall System 2. Double glazed curtain wall system w/ film layered Low-E glass 3. Concrete panel 4. Water bed 5. Textured stone tile w/ waterproofing membrane 6. Corrugated steel truss cover w/ acoustics on gaps 7. Steel truss frame 8. Glass reinforced concrete cladding
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Green Generator Infrastructure, Land Use Planning Bundaran HI, Jakarta, Indonesia
Traffic density has been a major problem, ever-increasing in Indonesia’s capital, Jakarta. As the centre of country’s economic, cultural and political centre, it is full of all kinds of activity and people. With the ever-increasing use of motorized vehicle this heavily reduces the efficiency, productivity of jobs around the city. Addressing to this issue, we decided to create a transportation system new to the country in order to reduce private vehicle use and encourage the use of public transportation which is more efficient and convenient for travelling around the city.
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Few transportation hub will be placed in each region of the city (west, east, north, south, central) connected to each other in a bigger scale to disperse and reduce the traffic, reducing distance for private vehicle use, to use hub for middle to long distance travel. Other Hub programs are to provide daily necessity for the people, to encourage more public use. The Hub also serves as a “momentary escape� from daily life and a remedy to its surroundings.
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Integrated Land Use Planning Mixed Use Area Retail/Housing Area (Temporary) Upper Class Housing Village/Suburban Housing Urban Farming & Social Space Water Banks Development
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B1 Urban Lobby Meeting Point | Restaurant | Cafe
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GF Urban Escape Meeting Point | Communal | Leisure
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Icon Library Public Library Collingwood, Victoria, Australia
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Ico n Lib ra ry Tech nica l Dr awin gs
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Thank you !
To b ia s S eb a st ia n
Po rt f oli o
2018