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URBAN DESIGN PORTFOLIO Aditya Darmarastra rudiawan
Who is adit? Adit is an Urban Planner and Designer who is interested in futuristic urban design, real estate environment, urban morphology, city images, design principles, waterfront activities, and post-pandemic urbanism. With an educational background and experiences in the field of Urban Planning and Design,Adit is ready to work with you! EDUCATIONS Bandung Institute of Technology Master of Urban Design (2019 – 2021) Brawijaya University Bachelor of Urban and Regional Planning (2013 – 2018) LET’S KEEP IN TOUCH! Cibinong, Kabupaten Bogor 0856-5558-0275 linkedin.com/in/adityadarmarastra aditrastra@gmail.com @aditdr & @townsformers Software / hardware Experiences Shirvano Consulting (PT. Karangluhur Lima Pilar) Jr. Urban Designer (2022) Townsformers Studio Owner / Freelance Urban Designer / 3D ArchViz Artist (2021 – Now) Department of Urban Design ITB Assistant (2021 – 2022) Mojokerto Public Work Service Freelance Surveyor (2018) PT. Wahana Adya Consultant Intern / Urban Planner Assistant (2015 – 2016)
OUTLINE Development Study of Eco Islamic Boarding School in Probolinggo City (2021) 1 Lae Lae Island Design Based on Coastal Tourism (2021) 4 New Town and Residential Masterplan Visioning, Rorotan, Jakarta (2022) 3D Arch Viz Projects (2021 – 2022) 10 17
Development Study of Eco Islamic Boarding School, Probolinggo City Year Type Status Client Roles Concept : 2021 : Masterplan Project : Done : BAPPEDALITBANG Probolinggo City : Freelance Urban Designer / Renderer : Eco-Design The objectives of this study on the development of EcoPesantren include: increasing awareness that Islamic teachings are very important guidelines for environmentally friendly behavior, application of Islamic teachings in daily activities, socialization of environmental materials in Islamic boarding school, realizing a good, clean, and healthy Islamic boarding school area, empowering the boarding school community to improve the quality of an Islamic environment, based on the Koran and al-Sunnah, increasing activities that have added value both economic value, social, and ecological, making Islamic boarding schools a learning center (central of excellence) with environmental insight for the pesantren community and the surrounding community. 1
As an Urban Designer I was asked to make a blue print for the development of the eco boarding schools in Probolinggo City. The design must refer to the design principles and the following 9 technical aspects: SITEPLAN NATURAL FEATURES Front view DESIGN PRINCIPLES Right view 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. Natural lighting Greeb open space Water efficiency Natural ventilation Continuous socialization Left view 9 TECHNICAL ASPECTS 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. Electricity saving Water saving Paperless Waste management Recycling Eco-product Planting Building design Materials Back view Top view Isometric view 2
DESIGN ILLUSTRATIONS G F J A C Mosque as school landmark B Entrance gate and parking lot A H E I D B I Soccer field Gazebo for Muraja’ah J H C Classrooms Toilet and ablution spot D E Rooftop agro-laboratory Green house F Waste bank and dumpster G Dormitory 3
Lae Lae Island Design Based on Coastal Tourism (national design competition) Year Type Status Organizer Roles Concept : 2021 : Design Competition : Done / 2nd Winner : SAPPD ITB : Team Leader, Urban Designer : Coastal Tourism Design Lae-lae Island has a lot of tourism potential that can be developed. Besides being easy accessible because of its very close distance to the city of Makassar, and it has several attractions. Another thing is that this island has white sand beaches, clear sea water, views of the open sea of Makassar Strait with large ships and fishing boats passing by, as well as interesting to enjoy the beauty of the sea and sunset in full. Along the northern peninsula of the island of Lae-lae, local residents also provide gazebos or huts for visitors to enjoy sea views and Lae-lae specialties. In addition, there is also an open area on the beach which is usually used for camping. Lae-lae Island has been visited by many local tourists from Makassar and its surroundings as well as from outside the city of Makassar. However, the tourism potential that exists is not yet developed and fully utilized so that the tourist attraction on the island of Lae-lae did not increase significantly. 4
POTENTIAL ASPECTS Sunset View Design Concepts Close Proximity to Makassar Fishermen’s Livelihood and Natural Fish Products Culinary GENERAL CONCEPTS Self-sustainable Collaborative Cultural The application of the selfsustainable concept includes optimizing the potential of sunlight to be used as electrical energy using solar panels, creating a water catchment area to accommodate rainwater, and using compost technology. The implementation of this concept is to collaborate with the local people of Lae Lae Island in promoting local tourism, such as by procuring Culinary Markets and renting fishing boats to cross to Lae Lae Island. The embodiment of the concept for the cultured Lae Lae Island through the implementation of traditional Sulawesi house designs and building an amphitheater to perform regional cultural arts performances 5
Architectural concepts Fish Market / Foodcourt / Sunset View Point The fish market and food court building adapts the shape of a traditional South Sulawesi house on stilts. The ground floor is used as a dirty (wet) area as a fish market where visitors can order fish/seafood to be brought to the upper area (foodcourt). In the entrance area, traditional South Sulawesi styles are found at the top of the roof ridge which is a simplification of the shape of a buffalo head. The building consists of three masses, two areas in the north and south are mixed-use fish markets and food courts, while in the middle part is a mixed-use food court, sunset viewing point, and amenity (toilet, information center, and management room). The building is designed to respond to the potential natural view in the form of a sunset view on the west side and Makassar city view on the east side. 6
DESIGN ILLUSTRATIONS 7
SUBMITTED POSTERS 8
WINNER ANNOUNCEMENT RUNNER UP CERTIFICATE 9
New Town and Residential Masterplan Visioning, ROROTAN, Jakarta Year Type Status Client Consultant Roles Concept : 2022 : Masterplan Visioning : Done : PT. Nusa Kirana : PT. Karangluhur Lima Pilar : Team Leader, Jr. Urban Designer : Forest City, Smart City The New Kirana Urban Area is an area that is planned to become a new urban area which is located close to the Nusantara Bonded Industrial Zone (KBN). This area is quite accessible to various regional infrastructure developments such as the Jakarta Cikampek Toll Road and the JORR-Tanjung Priok Toll Road. The planning area hassnot yet been developed, and only a few clusters have been built. Therefore, this area has the potential to be developed into a new urban area with various functions and facilities. 10
SITE FEATUREs DRONE PILOTING IMAGES EXISTING CONDITION 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10. 11. 12. Entrance gate River Landmark Ricefield Cinamon Cluster Norfolk Cluster Swamp Plantation Unused land Royal pines cluster Post 5 gate Scattered area/Ricefield 8 4 Entrance gate Swamp lake Green space Norfolk and Cinamon Cluster 6 5 11 2 1 3 13 12 7 9 10 The team made observations on Monday, June 27, 2022. Some of the observation points include Gate Post 2, Norfolk Cluster, Vacant Land located to the east, Post Gate 5, and Royal Pine Cluster. Based on several points, it can be concluded that the planning area has not yet been developed, and only a few clusters have been built. Therefore, this area has the potential to be developed into a new urban area with various functions and facilities. Keyplan: Scatter Area Outer residential and river 11
SITE ANALYSIS DESIGN PRINCIPLES Various Activities Developed Area Land-Use Various activities in the concept of “Work – Rest – Play” Connecting People and Places Regional connectivity that is able to integrate between activity centers Green And Blue Network A town that is oriented and maximizes the presence of natural features Accessibility Nature Oriented Green and blue open spaces are connected to each other Inverted Skyline The skyline of the building is made inverse, to maximize the potential of the view towards the oasis. Green & Blue Space 12
29 MASTERPLAN 13 30 AERIAL VIEW 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10. 11. 12. 13. 14. 15. 16. 17. 18. 19. 20. 21. 22. 23. 24. 25. 26. 27. 28. 29. 30. 31. Main entrance gate Mall Appartment Hotel Healthcare facility Modern market Office building 1 Office building 2 School Central park Community hub Gold course Mix use building (Residential and Commercial) Riverwalk Main road shops Scatter acrea shops Leuser residential cluster Sungai Wain residential cluster Daintree residential cluster Arfak residential cluster Cinamon residential cluster Norfolk residential cluster Otzarreta residential cluster Halimun residential cluster Sagano residential cluster Alam Pananjung residential cluster Royal Pine residential cluster Wahea residential cluster Kayan residential cluster Sequoia residential cluster Karimun residential cluster 16 31 23 13 22 12 19 11 21 28 15 18 10 15 27 20 26 24 14 3 17 4 14 5 2 25 6 7 1 8 9 13
DEVELOPMENT PRODUCT MALL This modern market sells various products such as daily necessities, cafes and canteens. It is located close to the hospital to make it easier for patient waitors to buy patient needs, as well as being a pleasant waiting place. Health care facility The hospital which is planned on the west side of the main road in this area has a biophilic design concept with the aim of producing a space that can participate in improving the welfare of human life physically and mentally. This hospital consists of a main building and also a parking building in the back area 14
DEVELOPMENT PRODUCT MODERN MARKET Mall with an open concept to minimize the use of electricity for lighting and air conditioning. Apart from being a commercial center, the mall also has a green rooftop that can be used for various events. GOLF COURSE The golf course will be built on the north side of the area, adjacent to a high end residential cluster. The golf course, apart from being a sports facility, can also increase the selling price of the area. 15
DEVELOPMENT PRODUCT One stop living application The One Stop Living App is an application made specifically for the resident community. Various features are provided for comfort, security, and support the welfare of the community. Integrated with all regional activities, you can use the balance from the waste bank to pay taxes, security, order food, and so on. Services: Smart House Waste Bank Healthcare Order Foods Home Shopping Art and Culture Call Technician Public Transport Customer Care Display Illustrations: Display on Playstore Homepage Main menu Order food Call technician Ticket purchase 16
3D ARCHITECTURAL VISUALization PROJECTS Name : Townsformers Studio Year : 2021 - Now Roles : Principal Owner, Designer, Renderer Services : Architecture, Interior Design, Landscape Design, UrbanDesign/Planning 3D Visualization Townsformers Studio is a studio that provides architectural and urban scale project rendering services, based in Bogor, Indonesia. This studio was founded by Aditya Darmarastra Rudiawan, or more familiarly called Adit. Adit is an Urban Planner and Master in Urban Design, who has experience in handling various urban design projects,. He also has expertise and certification in 3D ArchViz. townsformers@gmail.com @townsformers 17
EXTERIOR PROJECTS Modern house Mountain cabin Minimalist house Bali villa 18
INTERIOR PROJECTS APPRETMENT LIVING ROOM hotel bedroom Meeting room Kitchen / dining room 19
Urban scale PROJECTS Islamic boarding school mall Mix use BUILDING Waterfront district 20
URBAN DESIGN PORTFOLIO Adit is an Urban Planner and Designer who is interested in futuristic urban design, real estate environment, urban morphology, city images, design principles, waterfront . Department of Urban Design ITB Assistant (2021 -2022) Mojokerto Public Work Service Freelance Surveyor (2018) PT. Wahana Adya Consultant Intern .
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