ARCHITECTURE PORTFOLIO 2024_MASTER COURSE ADMISSION_CHAERUL BAHRUM

ARCHITECTURE

O R T F O L I O chaeru .bahrum01@gma .com

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Innovative and passionate recent graduate of architecture with a keen interest in understanding human behavior and integrating sustainable practices into architectural design. Experiences in leveraging creative experimentation to push the boundaries of design concept. My academic coursework and research have focused on the architecture and human with an understanding of environmental impact and societal needs to create spaces that are both functional and environmentally responsible. Two years of working experience, strong communication skills, experienced in a big range of architecture design tools, also adept at articulating complex ideas and fostering collaboration within multidisciplinary teams. Committed to continuous learning and staying abreast of emerging trends in architecture and sustainable development with human-centered design.

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C O N T E N T

& Camouage: Coastal Space Design with Hybrid Architecture Approach

Zoo: Lost in Komodo Island

GRISSE CULTURE PARADIGM:

TRAIN STATION & CULTURAL CENTER

PROJECTPROFILE

PROJECT TYPE : Undergraduate Design Studio 4

2 AREA : 4994 m

YEAR : 2022

LOCATION : Gresik, East Java, Indonesia

TYPOLOGY : Train Station & Cultural Museum

INTRODUCTION

- NARRATIVE CONCEPT

The design serves as a public and educational facility (Station, Plaza, and Museum) for the local residents and visitors, highlighting the pattern of Activities of Malam Selawe as a narrative to present stages of zones, circulation, and spaces aimed at evoking memories of the sensations and emotions experienced during Malam Selawe activities by feeling the atmosphere through human senses. This is done to convey the truth about the shifting interpretation of Gresik's religious traditions in a structured and exible manner (a light approach). The heritage train station site is repurposed to facilitate transportation for the community and to provide easy access for people to visit the new design functions, which are public facilities and cultural education.

CULTURALISSUE

"A Faded Culture Paradigm” has become an issue as the Islamic culture, which was the identity of Gresik, fades away, leading to shifting interpretations. What initially was an act of gratitude to the divine has turned into an act of requesting the ancestors (Animism). The Selawe Night Activity, which is the most frequently practiced religious tradition by the community, is experiencing the same issue.

Next, rooms with other functions are installed at specic points according to their function and spatial attachment.

Another important thing to consider is the placement of service areas (toilets and emergency stairs), which must be easily accessible.

The train station is placed on the rst oor to facilitate visitor access.

The size of each section in the vertical diagram indicates the comparative area of each, adjusted according to the function and capacity of the design users.

The colors of each section are differentiated according to the alignment of the room functions.

NARRATIVE FORMFINDING

EXPANDING & ORIENTATION

The Tlacapan Pattern, a Chultural Pattern from Gresik, which is

ARCHITECTURE & CAMOUFLAGE:

Coastal Space Design with Hybrid Architecture Approach

PROJECTPROFILE

PROJECT TYPE : Undergraduate Final Project

AREA : 23.000 2m

YEAR : 2022

LOCATION : Lae-lae Island, Makassar, Indonesia

TYPOLOGY : Conservation Factory x Tourism

The Paradox of Conservation and Tourism Space INTRODUCTION

The design focuses on realizing Hybrid Architecture, namely tourist attractions and the conservation industry as an unity of architecture on the island of Lae-lae, South Sulawesi, as an area that has the largest pile of garbage in Indonesia. The purpose of the design is to present the quality of the tourist space by disguising the function of the conservation industry and solving the waste issue that damages marine life and the lives of the island's people with a contradictory design function combined with the Concept of Camouage.

A small island that has a limited area The existence of a residential area

The above conditions require that both function contexts be presented in the same space

ProgramConnectivity

Transprogramming focuses on manipulating and integrating the design of the Tourism and Conservation Industry with modications, so it is important to

needed for these contradictory functions.

INDUSTRYCAMOUFLAGE SYSTEM

The Incinerator and Plastic Waste Recycling Area which tend to generate greater noise are located on the ground oor with an elevated leveling, as to control noise optimally. Public spaces located close to industrial areas are adjusted according to the comfort needs of the space.

iron wood as a local material and prefabricated FRP were used as a structure for mini villa, the main lobby, and also other sub-masses as a sustainable solution.

PEKAN

BARU SCHOOL OF NATURE

PROJECTPROFILE

SITEANALYSIS

ARCHITECT FIRM : Lingkar Architect

PROJECT TYPE : Professional Project

AREA : 30.689 m2

YEAR : 2023

LOCATION : Pekan Baru, Riau, Indonesia

TYPOLOGY : Elementary & Junior High School

INTRODUCTION

Lendo Novo, the originator of the nature school concept, advocates for education based on the universe of nature. This is manifested through the use of open-air huts, elevated houses, or buildings without walls as its learning spaces.

Pekan Baru School of Nature is a nature school aimed at providing freedom for children to express themselves and explore directly with nature as their medium, by employing bamboo as a local material as well as a sustainable approach to connect students with nature. The arrangement of masses is organized centrally as a representation of a competent school.

ISSUE

The presence of nature as a learning medium for nature schools is considered very important. Would it be better if nature schools were not just schools located in nature, not just schools with different curriculum bases, but there needs to be a reciprocal relationship between humans and nature? A bond of mutual dependence and mutual benet, so that not just one part is the sole beneciary.

FUTURE OF SCHOOL OF NATURE

7 PRINCIPLES OF SHOOL OF NATURE Zero EmissionRenewable EnergyWater ConservationGreen ArchitectureWaste Responsibility-

WATERSENSITIVE CONCEPT

ZONINGINTEGRATION

Assembling Activity Area

Education Area

Green Area

Ponds Area

The concept of a nature school to support the 7 Principles of School on Nature is by integrating academic life and environmental life The design becomes sustainable architecture by utilizing longterm and exible space utilization. Nature and learning spaces become blend.

Parking Area

ECO-FRIENDLY GROWS WELL IN TROPICAL CLIMATE

SUSTAINABLE MATERIAL

INSPIRATION ENVIRONMENTALLY FRIENDLY COMMUNITY FOR THE GENERATIONS TO COME

PROVIDE EDUCATION

THESE BUILDINGS WERE MADE FROM BAMBOOS, VERY ATTRACTIVE FOR STUDENT! THE SLOPING ROOF EXIST AS A RESPOND TO TROPICAL CLIMATE.

LOST IN KOMODO ISLAND

PROJECTPROFILE

ARCHITECT FIRM : Lingkar Architect

PROJECT TYPE : Professional Project

AREA : 1.800 m2

YEAR : 2024

LOCATION : Surabaya, East Java, Indonesia

TYPOLOGY : Zoo

INTRODUCTION

KOMODOCHARACTERISTICS

DESIGNPROBLEM

Komodo Island is the Komodo area within Surabaya Zoo, and became the icon of the zoo. The Komodo Dragon is an endangered ethnic animal from Indonesia, that has been successfully bred by Surabaya Zoo. The expansion of Komodo Island's area, along with various attractions that visitors can enjoy, emphasizing the concept of "Lost in Komodo Island", creates an atmosphere of natural and interactive Komodo habitat blended with local culture while prioritizing the comfort of the Komodo.

Previously, The Komodo Area was small and only focused on attracting visitors, with the interests of the Komodos being sidelined. The existing attractions were not very innovative, and Komodos could only be viewed from a distance. Spatial organization and exible circulation system are needed to allows visitors and komodos to interact directly.

MAINTAIN EXISTING CAGE NEW CAGE

CONCEPT: LOST IN KOMODO ISLAND

The concept of Lost in Komodo Island is the embodiment of the natural habitat of Komodo dragons, designed to make them feel comfortable and remain healthy. Visitors to Komodo Island will be taken on an interactive journey, feeling a sense of unfamiliarity as they are surrounded closely by many Komodo. However, there will be touches of local architecture with sustainable architecture materials serving as public facilities for visitors to rest (check-points), before reaching the nal point of the journey through the habitat of these modern dragons.

MASSING & ATTRACTIONS

The architectural masses are designed separately to divide the Komodo event points with different functions. This is also a way to present the narrative of exploring Komodo Island. The roof shapes are inspired by nature, featuring slanted roofs to respond to the tropical climate. All enclosure areas receive sunlight so that the Komodo dragons were able to bask. All of the attractions in Komodo Island are interactive, visitors are able to see the komodo closer, such as when they eat, rest, playing, hatching egg, etc.

BUILDINGSTRUCTURE & SECTION

BUILDINGPLAN & MATERIAL

The spatial organization of the oor plan is designed for visitors can enjoy every aspect while being surrounded by Komodo dragons, in line with the concept of Lost in Komodo Island. The resulting oor plans are not large to provide the area for the Komodo dragons moving space.

WF STEEL DOUBLE GLASS LOCAL WOOD

KOMODO SHELTER FRONT VIEW

1 : 200 scale

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The use of steel as a sustainable structure creates sturdy architecture and not harmful to Komodo Glass is u t i l i z e d f o r s a f e t y connection between visitors and Komodo.

DETAILSECTION - KOMODO NURSERY BUILDING

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KOMODO

Visitors can enjoy observing Komodo dragons at various stages of their life cycle, from birth to juvenile, adult, and even their egg-laying process! A nursery building is also constructed to ensure the health of the Komodo.

PRESIDENTIAL SECURITY FORCE’S APARTMENT BUILDING

PROJECTPROFILE

ARCHITECT FIRM : Lingkar Architect

PROJECT TYPE : Professional Project - Masterplan

AREA : 2.80 Ha

YEAR : 2023

LOCATION : IKN, East Kalimantan, New Capital City of Indonesia

TYPOLOGY : Apartment & Green Plaza

BIOPHILICCONCEPT - PRINCIPLES

DEVELPMENTS OF VEGETATION 0 - 30 years

INTRODUCTION

The relocation of Indonesia's capital to IKN, The Nusantara Capital, serves as a key strategy to transform Indonesia into a developed country integrated with technology and nature. This approach is also employed in designing the master plan for the Presidential Security Force's apartment complex. Situated in a tropical forest area with extreme contours, the design will integrate with the terrain and forest to create a direct connection between architecture and nature. The apartment complex consists of 13 oors with 3 types of housing units, all of which incorporate a smart home system. Each tower in the complex is connected by pedestrian bridges and vehicle roads directly linked to the presidential building, considering the security duties of the residents. An analysis of solar radiation has been conducted to ensure the comfort of the residents.

DESIGNISSUE

The site's extreme contours and forested area pose design challenges that are addressed through an architectural approach that embraces nature and the application of biophilic principles. The fact that the residents work in national security is also a key consideration in organizing spaces and openings in the apartment towers to create a safe and comfortable environment, while ensuring efcient activities for the inhabitants.

BUILDINGTECHNOLOGY

06 OTHER WORKS

UNDERGRADUATE FINAL PROJECT MAQUETTE

Sketching, photography, and watching movies are my hobbies that have become a major foundation when I ventured into the world of architecture. Familiarity with color combinat ons, the golden ratio, basic photography techniques, and being accustomed to seeing the beauty of architectural buildings and nature made me fall in love with architecture. Currently, my hobbies remain the same, but I am more focused on architectural aspects, such as how to express it through diagrams, sketch line curves, photography framing, and design implementation in realistic visualization.