Showing posts with label Work Experienced Project. Show all posts
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Friday, December 12, 2008

Pakubuwono Lawyer Office [Work Experienced Project at Andra Matin Architect, 2005]


This lawyer office project finished at 2006, was also designed officially by Andra Matin Architect (Jakarta) on 2004-2005. In this project, my position here is a project architect. The client has a big popularity in law field in Indonesia. Their old office was located at the penthouse of one of the tallest building in Jakarta, Mulia Tower at the Sudirman CBD. They wanted to move their office closer to the ground. They built their office in one of the area which easily accessible to other main road in the sotuh of Jakarta. This office has four floors including basement parking plus roof garden at the top level. The concept of the interior is unusual for the lawyer firm by playing the height of the floors. Each level has two different heights and is separated by void to the ground level. All the rooms are transparent with glass as a partition so that the space looks bigger and wider.



The expression of the exterior try to match with the facade expression of building surround. This area, called Pakubuwono, quite famous with the identity of its building exterior expression. The area was a housing area for Dutch inhabitants and some rich Indonesian which has unique character for their house facade, called Jenky house. Using metal material as a mask this building try to translate that expression.



Materials used in this project are variable. However the image wanted to be expressed here is the natural material. By using the original colour of each material, the concept is want this building has a natural artistic image. Rust iron, wood and glass are dominant as a partition of every room whether office room and meeting room. The floor use white marble and concrete layered by carpet in the interior and wood and granite for the exterior. We also designed the furniture as it has to fit with the unique shape of each room.



We propose several other rooms beside main room for office activities. Entertainment and game room are provided in the ground floor area as the workers need to relax in their break time. The other unique characterisitic of this project is that small swimming pool is added in the first floor hanging with the big and strong concrete support it. From the entrance on the outside we could not see this pool as it is covered by the metal facade of this building in front. This swimming pool can be seen from the office room in the first floor or above. There is also garden in the deck of second floor.



When we enter this building, the space called “Laptop Bar”, parallel with the ramp will greet us. This idea is came from the bar that we use it as a space for guest or workers who want to use their laptop or have some small meeting. In the backside of this building you will find small garden as a void and also as a smoking room. It is surrounded by glass wall which the stair from basement floor to the top of the building is behind it. We also propose glass floor as it was designed as a small void before. Due to the strict cost and safety it was changed as a glass floor which also add the uniqueness of the building interior. 9 by 3 meter swimming pool is located in the front of the building at the first floor as it is can be seen from the office room next to it. This building was succesfully finished at 2007 when I as a project architect had left Andra Matin Architect at 2006. However I designed this project from the beginning until the start of the construction.



(except for the layout, all images are copyright Andra Matin Architects, 2005)




Work Description
Title: Pakubuwono Lawyer Office
Location : Pakubuwono, Jakarta, Indonesia
Status : Finished Project
Year : 2005-2006
Office : Andra Matin Architects, Jakarta, Indonesia
Team : Andra Matin (Principal), Sigit Kusumawijaya (Project Architect), Noerhadi (ext. Project Architect), Angie Miranti (Interior Designer), Heddy Poernomo (Model Maker), Asep Tatang (Drafter)

"Journey", Andra Matin Architects installation at CP Biennale 2005 [Exhibition Project for Andra Matin Architect, 2005]


The project led by Andra Matin Architect was exhibited at CP Biennale 2005: "urban/culture" held by CP Foundation (http://www.cp-foundation.org/) at the Bank Indonesia Museum in Kota, Jakarta from September 5, 2005 to October 5, 2005. This second CP Biennale has been designed to commemorate the 60th anniversary of the Republic of Indonesia and the 50th anniversary of the Asia-Africa Conference.

The curation of CP Biennale II, 2005 is meant to provide a clearer look at the social function of art, particularly in Indonesia. The Theme Urban/Culturesets forth a variety of issues: development and progress, social problems, economics and politics, as well as the matter of history. A seminar with the theme "Urban Reflection", which was held on September 6, during the CP Biennale II, 2005, deal specifically with the various dimensions of the problems facing urban communities.




Andra Matin Architects Installation: "Perjalanan (Journey)"

Dimensions vary

Installation

(architecture model, maquette/model, multimedia)









project #1: Gedong Panjang and Pluit Interchange under-toll road settlement
Ever since roadways in Jakarta multiply in dimension, I believe we need to start thinking about new spaces emerging around it. The team focused on studying the spatial typology of spaces beneath the flyover and came out with creative and realistic solutions.



Two sections of the flyover that circles around Jakarta have been chosen: Gedong Panjang and Pluit Interchange.



Each space has unique characters that clearly differentiate its core problems with one another.



Together, the problems will envisage the diverse problems that surfaced along with the development of flyovers in a developing metropolis like Jakarta.




project #2: Blok M - Taman Puring (Puring Park) strip
The ideas for the project emerged from an interesting phenomenon about spatial experience that will be seen if we can further explore our walk from Blok M through Taman Puring. There is a vivid differentiation of economic levels and an abundance of spatial experiences between Blok M area and Mayestik if we seriously develop the analysis from the walk.



There is an enormous potential of roadside street vendors. The secondhand electronic market, bird market, fruit market, flower market, fish market, food-stalls, and the two lush parks will form a coagulation whose presence, when unmasked from the roadside vendors lining up around them, will be felt more significantly by the people living around that area.



(except for the layout, all images are copyright Andra Matin Architects, 2005; photographs are copyright of Davy Linggar)



Work Description
Title: Perjalanan (Journey), Andra Matin Architects installation for CP Biennale 2005: "urban/culture"
Location : Bank Indonesia Museum in Kota, Jakarta, Indonesia
Status : Exhibition Project
Date : September 5, 2005 - October 5, 2005
Office : Andra Matin Architects, Jakarta, Indonesia
Team :
Principal: Andra Matin
Project Manager: Sigit Kusumawijaya,
Astrid Susanti
Team Members: Avianti Armand, Andi Pratama, Noerhadi, Patisandhika Sidarta
Photographer and video editor: Davy Linggar, Tintin Wulia
Panel Graphic Layout: Hermawan Tanzil
Model Maker: Heddy Poernomo and students from University of Indonesia
Students: Muttabati Arafatiani, Grita Anglila, Alexander Mario Rannu, Hardyanthony Wiratama, Anjasmoro Maroef, Andi Indra Utama, Paskalis Khrisno Ayodyantoro (Gedong Panjang-Pluit Interchange Team); Ronny Gani, Indhira Sagita, Jessica Patria, Marissa Aviana, Andi Indra Utama, Sony Sutandhi (Blok M-Taman Puring Strip Team)

Achievement:
* Exhibited and presented at CP Biennale 2005: "urban/culture" at the Bank Indonesia Museum in Kota, Jakarta from September 5, 2005 to October 5, 2005
* Published on CP Biennale official site: http://biennale.cp-foundation.org/2005/cpb_2005.html
* Published on Kompas daily paper

Thursday, December 11, 2008

WAREhouse [Work Experienced Project at Andra Matin Architect, 2005]


This project was designed officially by Andra Matin Architect (Jakarta) on 2004-2005. As a project architect, I tried to translate the client's will to have his house look like a factory. We call this house as a "WAREhouse" for its concept. This 200 m2 house uses many unfinished materials to represent the concept. For its facade it uses perforated metal material with rust iron finish to make a "HARD" image. Other materials that are used for this house is refined plaster cement finish for wall without color painted and also for floor to make the interior more natural. The material of door and window frame are also use rust iron finish that still remain the natural dark blue color of the metal. The ceiling uses exposed steel frame in the living room and exposed wood in some rooms.



Located in East part of Jakarta which known as its high tropical temperature, this house uses cross ventilation and two big voids to flow the wind across through the house. These big voids also make the interior looks wider even-though the site area is not too large so that their kid can play freely.



Many rust iron finished materials are used in this house to emerge its artistic image. One of the element that use rust iron finish is the stair which is protected by thin plate balustrade that stretch from the floor until the half of house height. The stair step uses perforated steel plate which is usually used for catwalk in the factory. The exposed steel frame on the ceiling is also remained the color as its natural color. The aluminum foil and glass wool is inserted between the ceiling and the metal deck roof on the top of the house to reduce the heat.



Grey become the basic color of this house as can be seen at the floor and the wall. Its floor is finished with smooth plaster cement with grey floor hardener material to make this floor look glossy and easy to clean. The wall is also finished by its natural grey color to emerge its artistic image.



This project also uses many sun light games to eliminate the electricity use in the afternoon. Transparent glasses are put in the wall that is adjacent to the outside. The purpose is to let the sun light come into the house as much as possible. The first floor child room which is also adjacent to the outside in front of the house use transparent glass too. However, the building face to South West direction that means almost get the sunset light directly from the west. To reduce the direct sunset light, near massive iron plate is used in the facade. But as it is said on the top of this page, this near massive iron plate is perforated to still let the sun light come into the room dramatically. The sandblast glasses are used in the private owner's room like master bedroom and bathroom. This sandblast glasses still can be opened to let the wind flow across the room.



The project was successfully finished within one year with not spend a lot of budget to build if it is compared with the normal house price in Jakarta. Instead this project budget is quite cheap than others which has the same wide. Both the architect and the clients are satisfied with the design and the house application itself. This project has also been published in several architecture medias in Indonesia, for instance RUMAH Tabloid on 2006, LARAS Magazine (Mei 2007), and at Kompas.com (http://www.kompas.com/read/xml/2008/05/05/11462630/membuat.rumah.bernuansa.pabrik).



All photos were taken by the photographer of RUMAH Tabloid. Some photos have already been published in RUMAH Tabloid edition 91.IV/25 July-07 August 2006. Thanks to Dekardha Dian of RUMAH Tabloid.


another link in Sigit Kusumawijaya Multiply site: http://sigitkusumawijaya.multiply.com/photos/album/48
this project has also been analyzed for the course of Territory (Grondgebied) [: Sun wind water earth life living; legends for design] (course code: AR2U070) in the MSc. of Urbanism, Faculty of Architecture, TU Delft, The Netherlands, 2006, in the site: http://sigit2006grondgebied.wordpress.com/


This project has been presented on Belajar Desain [Design Learning] Gathering #15 on 26 June 2005. The documentations can be found in this link: http://groups.yahoo.com/group/belajardesain/photos/album/1545024098/pic/list
Poster Design by Sigit Kusumawijaya


Work Description
Title: Anto Residence
Location : Pulomas, Jakarta, Indonesia
Status : Finished Project
Year : 2004-2005
Office : Andra Matin Architects, Jakarta, Indonesia
Team : Andra Matin (Principal), Sigit Kusumawijaya (Project Architect), Heddy Poernomo (Model Maker)
Achievement:
* Presented on Belajar Desain [Design Learning] Gathering #15, 26 June 2005
* Published on RUMAH Tabloid, edition 91.IV/25 July-07 August 2006.
* Published on LARAS Magazine, #221, Mei 2007
* Published on Kompas.com at: http://www.kompas.com/read/xml/2008/05/05/11462630/membuat.rumah.bernuansa.pabrik

Wednesday, December 03, 2008

Kemang Apartment [Work Experienced Project at Andra Matin Architect, 2004]


This apartment complex consist of 24 units, 6 for bachelor & 18 for family purpose.

Each units’ ground floor that directly connect with public space is used for functions that still allow visual intrusion from the outside like living room, dining room & pantry. Meanwhile the upper floor is used for functions with higher privacy like bed rooms.

The building mass is placed with disorder composition, very responsive to the existing condition and site border line.

The apartment units is designed to have differences one to another. some moduls on the ground floor can be similar, but on the upper floor there are some units that interlock one with another horizontally & vertically as well.



This internal condition is showed on the facade & building mass treatment, so that expression that happened is as different shape composition & material using.



(except for the layout, all images are copyright Andra Matin Architects, 2004)


This project has been presented on Belajar Desain [Design Learning] Gathering #02 on 1 October 2004. The documentations can be found in this link: http://groups.yahoo.com/group/belajardesain/photos/album/1585427728/pic/list

Poster Design by Erick Budhi Yulianto






Work Description
Title: Kemang Apartment
Location : Kemang, Jakarta, Indonesia
Status : Proposal Project
Year : 2004
Office : Andra Matin Architects, Jakarta, Indonesia
Team : Andra Matin (Principal), Sigit Kusumawijaya (Project Architect), Heddy Poernomo (Model Maker)
Achievement:
* Presented on Belajar Desain [Design Learning] Gathering #02, 1 October 2004

Tuesday, December 02, 2008

Malaysia Design Technology Centre [internship project at Ken Yeang office, 2003]


Project Aims
MDTC is Malaysia’s national design and technology hub, and comprises of the International Design Museum and exhibition spaces, professional design offices, and the HQ for the ‘Limkokwing Institute of Creative Technology’ campus.



The prominent hill-top location above the new technology town of Cyberjaya reflects MDTC’s status for innovative technologies and creative design.



Designed for the future
The distinctive design of the MDTC is its expansive features, such as the ‘wing-like’ canopy roof that extends over the International Design Museum. This huge canopy functions as an ‘umbrella’, elevated over the central plaza for environmental shelter of large scale social events - such as concerts, exhibitions and public arena - enhanced by natural cross-ventilation breezes that cool the expansive plaza below.

The canopy roof protects the International Design Museum and a major exhibition space, and is framed by viewing ‘gallery decks’ that wrap around the plaza in a continuous ramp - from the plaza level to the underside of the design museum.



Extensive rooftop landscaped terraces insulate the building from the hot tropical sun. Lush green foliage enhances natural cooling of commercial and education blocks.



The Limkokwing Institute of Creative Technology is an innovative and friendly campus. Teaching areas enjoy atrium spaces for natural lighting and ventilation. The campus has become a ‘design dynamo’ for the MDTC.


We designed the MDTC as ’socially permeable buildings’ that encourage social interaction and activity for people who work, study, live or visit the Centre. The central block embodies the objective of the MDTC to project a vibrant image in ‘design related activities’ with elegant commercial studios and inspiring facilities to students.


Project designed by Ken Yeang prior to joining Llewelyn Davies Yeang.
(except for the layout, all images are copyright T.R. Hamzah & Yeang, 2003)

(description text source: http://www.llewelyn-davies-ltd.com/)

this project has also been analyzed for the course of Territory (Grondgebied) [: Sun wind water earth life living; legends for design] (course code: AR2U070) in the MSc. of Urbanism, Faculty of Architecture, TU Delft, The Netherlands, 2006, in the site: http://sigit2006grondgebied.wordpress.com/



Work Description
Title: Malaysia Design Technology Centre (MDTC) or Limkokwing Institute of Creative Technology
Status : Internship project
Year : Feb-Aug 2003, Project fisnished on 2004
Office : T.R. Hamzah & Yeang, Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia
Team: Ken Yeang (Principal), Andy Chong (Project Manager), Riet Eeckhout (Project Architect), Ridzwa Fathan, Sigit Kusumawijaya, Timothy Ryan, Edwin Stephen Liu, Debby Dian Anggraini, Tjung Ih Ven, James Alistair Lucas, Gyuga Chakravarthy, Michael, Parker Williams, Yen Niu, Mustasha Musa, Vincent Liong, Crystal Chan, Jimmy, Annie, Jason, Heng, Kenneth Chong, Don Lee, Siong, Shyuan, Woon, Kien Kong, Max, Chong, Lai, Kevin, Kennix, Liew Mee Yan, Hsuan, Lena, Ren, Vee, Azlyna