TELKOM TRAINING CENTER

About the Facilities

This was my assignment
for the the fifth semester.
This was my first time
designing a building complex.
The whole complex consisted
of three buildings ,the
administration office , the
multi function hall ,and the
TELKOM trainee housing ,as
well as a few supporting
facilities.

I decided to rotate the general

axis of the complex to comply
with the climate condition ,so
that the facade of the building
can face accordingly the to the
direction of the sun.

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5 Academic Projects -- 5th Semester

 As a method of design exploration ,I often sketches my initial
OTHER FREEHAND SKETCHES design ideas ,as well as other architect’s works to study their
design.Below are some of my conceptual sketches.

Community Meeting Hall - 1st Alternative Sketch

Frank L.WRight’s Falling Water Sketch

Cikapundung Apartment Complex -- Row House Section

Community Meeting Hall - -- 2nd Alternative Sketch

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 My final project for the seventh semester was a Robotic Center
in Surabaya ITS -- the site was located in Surabaya instead of
Bandung because this project was actually a collaboration project
studio between ITB ( Institut Teknologi Bandung ) ,ITS ( Institut
Teknologi Sepuluh November ) and FHE ( Fachhochschule Erfurt
University of Applied Sciences ).

As one of the representatives from ITB ,I’ve had the chance to

go to Surabaya and work with students from other participating
universities.

My groupmates from the collaboration studio

programme.were Imaddudin Odi, Ronald .J.
Pandjaitan ,Thomas Kleinow and Elisabeth Schulz.

As a team,we designed the basic massing of the building complex

and we also made a site analysis together.Further design develop
-ment were done separately by each students.

My personal concept for this building complex were joints ,

connection and mechanical assembly.This were shown on the
schematic design drawings shown below.

( A building made of various-sized masses to show the assembly

concept ,and inter-connecting building as an analogy of a machine
that has to be connected to other parts of it in order for it to work )

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MARIA ANGELINA’S GREENHOUSE

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BCCF CONTAINER
APPLIED SUSTAINABLE CONCEPT

Project Description :
Initiated by Micheala Anggono and Agam Dwi Prabowo ,this container was originally meant to display the students
of ITB’s (represented by I3M) research papers for the public in Bandung’s Helarfest.However ,due to financial restrictions
the design will most likely fail to be delivered in time for the festival.Therefore the team decided to sell this design to potential
buyers ,instead of looking for sponsors and renting it later for commercial purpose.

This design was finalized after a few months of discussion amongst the team members ,and several changes had to be made
for this design to work as planned.The team was divided again into a few teams ,I was part of the construction team together
with Alfonsus W.M ( a student at Mechanical Engineering ,ITB) and Sebastian Tryans ( an architecture student from Unpar).
Considering the number of people involved in the design process ,it is only fair to mention their names and roles in this projects.

PROJECT MANAGER DESIGN TEAM

Agam Dwi Prabowo and Micheala Anggono,as
the two people that initiated the project these two
holds the project manager position ,setting up
timelines ,and communicating the design with
potential clients.
Bayu Prayudhi (AR ITB 06) and Raden Ahmad Grenaldy
Kertawidjaja (Ars Unpar 06),they are in charge of developing
the designs for this project.The developed form of this
container came from Bayu.

PROPOSAL TEAM
Desiree Syahnaz (AR ITB 06) ,Ardania Rheswari (AR ITB 06),
Wendy Pratama (AR ITB 07) tasked to develop project
proposals and documenting the project so that the project
managers had something to brought up to the clients,as well
as advertising the product and handling general administrations
and management.
TECHNICAL TEAM
Tony Hartanto (AR ITB 06) ,Alfonsus W.M ( MS ITB 05)
Sebastian Tryans ( Ars Unpar 06),our task was to ensure
the structural integrity of the design ,as well as to find
alternative methods of construction and making technical
drawings to make sure the product worked as the team
had hoped.

The project never got realized ,it remained an idea created by team.But the team
managed to get some appreciation from the local newspaper.

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 BATAM
TOWNHOUSE

My very fisrt project outside of my school project.I was

recruited into the project by my seniors which were Hamal
O.Pangestu (left) and Alderino Irzawandi (right) .

This was my first project as a 3D artist ,as such ,my

responsibility went only as far as drafting the basic geometry
of the building and photo-montaging rendered drawings and
color retouching.

For this project,we modeled 5 building complex in total :

- Apartment complex A
- Apartment complex B
- Clubhouse
- Gateway to the complex
- Retail Stores

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 BSDcity COMPETITION
A house design competition held by the developer of BSD City.Each participants must submit
three designs, each corresponds to the specified specification from the jury of the competition.

The designs failed to receive any mention or awards though.

For this design I tried to apply as much as possible any sustainable concept that could be
applied to these designs,mostly those related to water reusability issues and control over
the interior temperature of the house by utilizing shadings and passive cooling through
various means.
Water Recycling Schematic
I generally look at design competitions as a chance to test-out theories or as a way to practice
designing.

Evaporative Cooling Schematic

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 BARUS’ FAMILY INTERIOR
On the early 2009,the Barus family decided to do a renovation of the house to accomodate
the return of the family’s daughter after studying abroad.The request for me to work on this
project were made by Reinard.A .Barus ,the son of the family.

During the project ,I mostly talked to Cecilia Barus and Reinard .A.Barus to confirm
the agreement of the family of the design.

The family did not wish for a total renovation,and so an add-on design that complies with
the existing structure were much more desireable.

In the the final design proposed to open the ceiling platforms on the first level to reveal a
much more spacious airspace to give a free and brighter atmosphere into the room and
also a detail that blocks rainwater from getting into the room through the ventilation window
as well as providing the object for the interior plants to grow.

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 HEAT EXCHANGERS
A project with the students from ITB’s
department of chemical engineering.

This project had nothing to do with art

or architecture in any way .My involvement
in this project were merely as a 3D artist
that visualize the 3D representation of the
device and the animation of how the particles
inside the heat exchanger works.

Although this project had nothing to do with

architecture,by doing an animation of how
this device works ,I managed to understand
the basic principles of a heat exchanger’s
workflow,which were very interesting in my
AXONOMETRIC VIEW opinion.
SIDE ELEVATION VIEW

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 CAJUPUT OLEUM PLANTATION
A project of the students of Indutstrial Engineering of ITB, the Cajuput Oleum Plantation was
a fictional project ,designed for the students to practice project management which includes
risk management ,cost estimation ,marketing and investment management.

I was involved in this project as an architect that were requested to design a building that were
to function as the administration of the complex.The project was located in Papua ,on the
eastern part of Indonesia ,and the budget allocated for the design were around 100 million IDR
for a 40 sq meter building.

Designing the building by using concrete materials would definitely resulted in an overpriced
budget,and so I was forced to design a building by using alternative materials.

Honai,the traditional houses of the tribes of Irian Jaya ,Papua were made of mostly bamboo and
straws,so the materials are abundant in the area.Making it a very cheap and compatible alternative
material for the design.

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 CADL
ITB Competition
enter of

CADL
rt
FLOOR esign &
PLANS
anguage

Top : Aerial Perspective of the entire site. Top - right : day view of the
southern part of the building. Lower - left : nightscene view of the
northern part of the building.

The implementation of letters also made it

possible for this otherwise thick building to
be slim ,allowing sunlight and air to penetrate
the building from the atrium which were
created from the form of the letters.
This work was actually part of a competition work ,done by
my team.The entire competition involves the redesigning
of 3 buildings and the campus’ north gate.Whereas in my
team,I was in charge of designing the Center of Art ,Design
and Language.

“Seni Budaya” which means Arts and Culture as a concept are

implemented directly into the building as masses.The alphabet
which makes up the word were stacked together to make this
building.

The overlapping shapes of the stacked letters created a lot of social spaces around the corners of the
building -- which were essential in my opinion to provide,as the students of arts and languages would
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 OTHER
ARCHITECTURAL
VISUALIZATION
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The buildings in shown in the My student organization also

pictures are examples of
projects which I am in charge
of making the visualization.
I am experienced in using
visualization softwares such
as 3D Studio Max and Revit
Architecture.
held classes to teach primarily
my underclassmates of these
softwares (educational version )
,which I have been involved
as the main tutor for one and a
half year.

These pictures were mostly

made for classmates / under-
classmates / upper classmates
asking for help in visualizing
their project.