Undergraduate Architecture Portfolio

Wanodya Aufara Rahma

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Tangerang Selatan, Banten linkedin.cn/in/wanodyaarissuu.com/wanodyalafifi

Architecture graduate from Diponegoro University. Skilled in concept creation, able to create designs with innovation and imagination, work and communicate in teams and the public, and communicate architecture in visuals well (panel, rendering, and video presentations).

ARCHITECTURE COMPETITIONS

Archicare 2022 Competition ‘This-Able’ - 3rd Winner

FTUI Architecture Student Association

September 2022

Propose concepts, plan garden layouts, plan furniture materials for competition product

UPH Architecture Competition 2022 ‘RESONANCE’ - Top 15

UPH Architecture Student Association

June 2022

Propose concepts and story line, visualize design results with rendering, and layout competition product presentation panels

Sayembara Desain Archifest 4 - 1st Winner

UNTAG 45 Surabaya Architecture Student Association

August 2021

Propose concepts, visualize the design result with rendering, and create video-animation presentation for the final judging of the competition

GRAPHIC DESIGN

Tim Redaksi Galeri+ - Layouter

August 2021 - February 2022

Propose design concepts for magazine and social media layouts based on editorial themes, design Instagram feeds, and layout magazine page designs and 4 magazine rubrics in the 7th Edition of the UNDIP Architecture Gallery+ Magazine

37th and 38th WAPEALA UNDIP Recruitment ActivitiesBranding and Publication

August - September 2021 & August - September 2022

Developing the WAPEALA branding concept as well as socializing the Acceptance of new WAPEALA members through social media (feeds, stories and reels Instagram, Youtube and Facebook)

WAPEALA UNDIP E-TALK Webinar Series - Publication, Design, Documentation Coordinator

November 2020 & June 2021

Lead meetings and share tasks with other PDD members, develop design concepts for webinar publications, design webinar flyers and certificates, create webinar teaser video

SOFTWARES

AutoCAD SketchUp

Lumion Enscape

Adobe Illustrator

Adobe Photoshop

Adobe After Effect

Adobe InDesign

EDUCATION

Universitas Diponegoro - S. Ars.

August 2019 - June 2023

GPA 3.84

INTERNSHIPS

PT Ramu Teknologi Nusantara (Ramuruma) - Junior Architect

February 2022 - April 2022

Designed and produced the floor plans and 3D of 18 protoype houses that will be displayed in the developing application

PT Modern Panel Indonesia - Architectural Designer

Desember 2021 - February 2022

Analyzed and proposed ideas for efficiency in the design of precast panel residential houses, then propose a mass residential design with the application of the efficiency ideas

SOCIAL

WAPEALA UNDIP - Recruitment Lead

December 2021 - February 2023

Leading 3 team members to plan a work program for WAPEALA recruitment activities and compose technical instructions for each work program

WAPEALA UNDIP - Recruitment Secretary

Desember 2021 - February 2022

Composed technical instructions for WAPEALA recruitment activities

37th WAPEALA UNDIP Recruitment Activities - MC

November 2021

Guiding the main recruitment activity with 30 participants for 3 days, both formal (ceremonial) and non-formal

WAPEALA UNDIP Environment Talk

Webinar Series - MC

November 2020 & June 2021

Hosted webinar series discussing environment topics which was attended by total of 200 people each

Cilegon Mental Hospital

Academic Work

Final Project

Type: Healthcare Architecture

Critic: Prof. Dr. Ir. Edi Purwanto, M.T.

Awards: TA Awards Nominee

Banten is one of the provinces in Indonesia that still does not have a provincial mental hospital, even though there are quite a number of people with mental disorders in Banten. Cilegon is a city in Banten Province with the highest number of sufferers of psychiatric disorders. According to the PTM Section Head of the Cilegon Health Service, in 2017, as many as 2,923 Cilegon residents experienced various kinds of psychiatric disorders.

Meanwhile, 'nature' design or biophilic design is a design principle based on the biophilia hypothesis which states that humans have an innate relationship with nature and therefore a relationship with nature is considered important for human well-being. Biophilic design is thought to benefit mental health, increase creativity, increase productivity, and create more comfortable buildings and/or rooms by creating an environment that reduces stress, and enhances cognitive development. Mental Hospital has the main function for healing and safety of patients with mental disorders. The principles of biophilic design are researched to help heal patients with mental or psychiatric disorders. However, not all biophilic design principles can be applied to Mental Hospitals because of these safety requirements, so the application of biophilic designs must be adapted to these requirements. Therefore, the aim of this project is to use biophilic design for the purpose of healing mental patients while still considering the safety needs of the Mental Hospital.

Location : Jl. Bonakarta, Masigit, Jombang, Cilegon, Banten

Area : 28.958 m2

KDB : 60%

KLB : 2.4

GSB : 15 m

Outpatient

Inpatient

Medical support

Non-Medical Support

ER Rehabilitation Administration Service

Mass 1

Non Psychiatric Inpatient, Emergency Room, Laboratory, Nutrition Installation, Administration, Services

Mass 3

Co-Operative Inpatient

Mass 2

Rehabilitation Class

Mass 1

Outpatient, Emergency Room, Radiology, Laundry, Administration, Service

Mass 3

Depressed - Semi Depressed Inpatient

Mass 2

Rehabilitation Class

Mass 1

Outpatient, Emergency Room, Pharmacy, Corpse

Examination, Administration, Service

Staff Patient

Visitor

to heal to visit to service

The flow of patient circulation starts from outpatient services, then rehabilitation and if needed, proceed to inpatient care

Visitors to inpatients have a circulation channel outside the building and then enter the inpatient masses through access from the back of the site

The circulation of non-medical support staff starts from the non-medical support zone and then surrounds the inpatient and outpatient masses to form a closed circulation

wood pattern GRC

concrete deck

vegetation

wooden lattice

steel frame

reinforced concrete column 40 cm in diameter

green house

plastered brick wall

perforated aluminium

wooden latice

vegetation

wood pattern anti-bacterial vinyl flooring green balcony

Broaden Your Horizons: The Social Media Flower Garden

Competition Entry

UPH Architecture Competition 2022 ‘RESONANCE’

Type: Installation, Landscape Design

Team: Nabiila Aulia Az’zahra, Nadha Sulthanah

Awards: Top 15 Best Concept

Broaden Your Horizons aims to "open the horizons" of the public regarding the Echo Chamber phenomenon that is currently happening on social media. This installation makes people aware of how an Echo Chamber in social media works, how being in it can sharpen our perspective on an idea, but can also distort it. Furthermore, it also provides the experience of leaving the Echo Chamber which can broaden their perspective. People will be able to feel the difference between being inside and outside the echo chamber. For this matter an interactive installation concept was chosen, which can be enjoyed by users from physical and visual experiences.

After visiting and experiencing the experience from Broaden Your Horizons, it is hoped that the public will become aware and be able to use social media more wisely. Of course, it is likely that we will still follow the existing social media algorithms. But we can raise awareness of the dangers of the Echo Chamber and actively check other information.

Echo Chamber Effect is a condition when someone only finds information or opinions that support their own opinion. This gives a happy feeling for humans, because it confirms what they already believe, and meets like-minded people

If this happens in excess, it will polarize people into different poles. In a polar 1 everyone within it shares the same opinion, which results in a homogeneous community of dangerously extreme views.

It's important to be able to get out of the Echo Chamber to listen to different perspectives for self-exploration, and for human relationships with other human beings.

The Echo Chamber is depicted with the Infinity Mirror Room which is filled with several colored lights. The light would reflect off the glass wall, like an idea being reinforced over and over again.

Several “Echo Chambers” with different colored lights illustrate that sometimes there are different poles in social media.

The process of getting out of the "Echo Chamber" by broadening one's horizons. The sight of a colorful flower garden awakens the existence of colors other than one in “Echo Chamber”

Site is a park located in the GBK City Forest complex, around the SCBD area of central Jakarta, with a full address in Central Jakarta, RT.1/RW.3, Gelora, Tanah Abang District, Central Jakarta City, Special Capital Region of Jakarta. The site is a center for community activities in Jakarta, on weekdays and holidays, so Broaden Your Horizons is expected to attract attention and invite the public to get physical and visual experiences from it. Sites in the form of parks can also be attractive open spaces and provide landscape views of the high rise buildings in the vicinity.

Jenderal Sudirman

Jl.

Colorful flowers as an illustration of information spread on social media

Flowers are increasingly polarized by color, reflecting the algorithms that sort content on social media based on a person's data

Some “Echo Chambers” only receive trusted information (certain colors) and block other colors

Areas of the wall "Echo Chamber" can be opened by rotating and giving the opportunity to show other colors, as well as other "Echo Chamber"

Hibiscus

Morning

How to Enjoy?

Echo used to play in a colorful flower garden

Get in...

Echo enters a room with lights of her only favorite color, which is red. The lights reflected off the glass walls, looking limitless. Echo is feeling very happy.

Echo's favorite color is red, so she walks through the garden to where there are more red flowers

Get out!

See the “Echo Chamber”?

While in a part of the garden with only red flowers, Echo finds a room that catches her eye

Learn something?

Then, Echo felt dizzy because her vision was only sparkling red light. Echo tried to get out of the room by rotating the glass walls

Echo made it out of the room, she realized that red is indeed her favorite color, but sometimes a colorful flower garden is prettier

wooden plate, water-repellent coating

mirror

mirror

wooden plate, water-repellent coating

bolt

aluminium

Interactive Play

With the aim of making people aware and changing the mindset of the Echo Chamber phenomenon in a virtual environment, an interactive installation concept was chosen. People can actively experience virtual worlds in a physical environment. Starting from exploring information spread on the internet, following social media algorithm treats, getting trapped in the Echo Chamber, and trying to get out of it.

Day and Night

During the day, of course, the colorful flower garden does not need lighting assistance because of the sun. However, this installation can also be enjoyed at night, with several lights being fired at the display of flowers in the garden, so that the colorful flowers are still visible..

Visual Art Creative Hub

Academic Work

Architecture Design Studio 4

Type: Commercial Architecture

Critic: Prof. Dr. Ir. Edi Purwanto, M.T.

Awards: PA Awards Nominee

The creative economy is currently one of the drivers of the economic development sector in Indonesia. Creative industry players in visual art skills, such as in the City of South Tangerang, need a Visual Art Creative Hub to encourage productivity, creativity, and collaboration between them. Biophilic design is considered appropriate for the Visual Creative Hub design because it is beneficial for mental health problems experienced by creative industry players due to hustle culture.

Building design with biophilic design is applied by incorporating natural elements into the room such as landscaping, plants, water, wind, sunlight, animals, landscaping, and the existence of ecosystems. Because of this, biophilic design tends to be difficult to apply to urban-scale public buildings that have limited land. However, this design proves that all the principles of biophilic design have the opportunity to be applied to designs with limited land, although at different levels.

Location : Jl. Alam Sutera Boulevard, Pakulonan, Serpong Utara, Tangerang Selatan, Banten

Length : 50m

Width : 30m

Area : 1.500m2

GSB : 12m

KDB : 60%

Maximum KLB : 7,2

Maximum KDH : 10%

Creative Hub Zone

Library Zone

Managers Zone

Service Zone

Parking Zone

Taman Teman

Competition Entry

Archicare 2022 Competition ‘This-Able’

Type: Landscape Design

Team: Nabiila Aulia Az’zahra, Herlina Elzani Fadhillah

Awards: 3rd winner

Taman Teman (Pal Park) is a garden design that is intended for our friends who have physical, intellectual, sensory, mental, and multiple/multi limitations. This park provides a variety of games that are adapted so that they can be enjoyed universally. Taman Teman also has a layout that is divided into zones which can minimize the feeling of overwhelm that might occur when playing.

The park that is designed is a parking park located at YPAC (Foundation for Development of Children with Disabilities) Jakarta which is planned to be specifically for children waiting in line for therapy, generally these children use wheelchairs. So this park is designed to be accessible for them.

Swing - motor

A ramp is provided for wheelchair rides

The curved shape makes it easy for wheelchair access

The sound produced from bamboo being beaten becomes an interactive learning media

Ample space is provided for wheelchair users

Equipped with rubber pads to protect wheelchair users

The park's entry leads to the Overview Area allowing children to acclimate to the environment before they play.

From the entrance, the children will enter the Overview Area, which is an area to observe the toys in the park. In this area, all the toys in the garden are clearly visible, so that children can determine what game they want to play. This can minimize shocks for children with intellectual disabilities.

The Play Area can be easily reached and seen from the Overview Area. The games are arranged so that they can be seen clearly. The color selection of the toys is also differentiated to make it easier to navigate the playground.

Quiet Area serves as a place for children to rest if they are exhausted, both physically and emotionally. The Quiet Area is located facing the Play Area, they will still be able to see the activity, which can increase their confidence to return to playing after a break.

The site is located next to YPAC's classrooms and therapy rooms Pathway is laid from 2 directions of entry

The pathway formed divides the Play Area and Quiet Area

Overview Area is placed in the middle of the pathway

The games are arranged so that they are clearly visible from the Overview Area

Quiet Area furnitures are placed facing the Play Area

Budget Plan

Swing See saw

Singing pipes

Sand box

Spinning plate

Pavement and finishing

Park bench

Others

Outside In Cafe

Competition Entry

Archifest 4 Design Competition

Type: Interior Design

Team: Nabiila Aulia Az’zahra, Nadha Sulthanah

Awards: 1st winner

The majority of people are quite bored indoors because of this pandemic. For public places, biophilic design is appropriate to be applied in this condition. Biophilic design is a solution by creating a connection between humans and nature. Based on research, design related to nature can also improve mental and physical health and improve the welfare of building users. Meanwhile, due to the Covid-19 pandemic, adjustments are needed in the design of public spaces to provide comfort and safety for its users. Post-Covid design applies new principles of social life by adopting government recommendations.

Thermal and air flow variability

During this pandemic, good air circulation is needed in managing public spaces. Provision of openings in the walls on the sides and front allows for cross ventilation.

Environmental features

There is a visual connection with nature with the vegetation in the room, the presence of water, and a non-visual connection with nature in the form of the sound of rushing water.

Diffuse and dynamic light

Utilizing natural lighting which provides comfort in the room and prevents humidity in the room so as to minimize disease.

Material connection with nature

The design of this cafe uses two main materials, namely bamboo and wood which have earthy colors.

Social distancing

By applying the principle of social distancing, the distance between tables in this cafe is made more than 1 m with the smallest distance being 1.3 m.

Less crowd

In accordance with government recommendations to avoid crowds, this cafe is also designed with a maximum capacity of 22 visitors.

Hygiene

This hygiene principle is implemented by providing a sink that is easily accessible to visitors from their sitting area. there is 1 sink for every 2 tables.

Nusantara: Precast Mass Residential House Design

Internship

Precast Panel Housing Exploration

Type: Residential Architecture

Company: PT Modern Panel Indonesia

PT Modern Panel Indonesia is a contractor that focuses on construction with precast panel materials. As a contractor, in mass residential construction work, generally the initial residential design is obtained from the owner or architect, and PT. Modern Panel Indonesia must design and plan the panels and precast requirements in order to remain effective and efficient in terms of time, material use, and equipment rental. However, in the architect's design, there are usually several things that make the use of precast panels less efficient. Therefore, the Project Engineering Development Team tries to analyze what things can be done in the design of residential houses or other buildings to make the use of precast panels more efficient. The Internship Team was given the task of analyzing and proposing efficiency ideas in the design of precast panel houses which were then implemented in the design of mass housing.

After making observations in the field regarding the differences in the structure of conventional houses and precast houses, the idea for efficiency that emerged was to limit the area of the house, reduce the accessories on precast panels, use a typical floor plan, minimize the type of wall/no-wall molding. With that, the Internship Team was also asked to propose 1 design of a mass residential house with the previously formulated concept of efficiency.

Nusantara is a proposed mass residential house that prioritizes the efficiency of precast materials, prices, and is adapted to the Indonesian market because it is based on climate and culture.

Reducing the volume of pecast used through:

Limiting building area according to standards for mass residential houses

Reducing accessories on the panel

building area: 74 m2

total number of panels: 35 panels number of molding: 9 moulds

Using a typical floor plan, thus minimizing the use of precast beams

Spaces with the same utility requirements are placed continuously/vertically

Minimizing the type of wall molding to speed up and simplify the production process

wall = 4 deck = 1

walls = 10

slabs = 3

beams = 3

stairs = 2

walls = 12

wood lattice

sunshading

white paint

cerawood

TROPICAL

The use of sloping roofs to respond to high rainfall in Indonesia. The choice of facade material is also inspired by traditional Indonesian houses that use natural materials

PRIVATE

All private rooms are on the 2nd floor and do not mix with the semi-public zone

COMPACT

The house design consists of 3 main zones: semi-public, service and private. The semi-public zone consists of 1 main room without a partition, giving a broad impression in a limited house size

semi public service private