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EDUCATIONAL BACKGROUND

PERSONAL DETAILS INTERESTS

WORK EXPERIENCES

LANGUAGE PROFICIENCYACHIEVEMENTS

Full Name : Tony Hartanto Widjarnarso

Date of Birth : 9th of July, 1988

Place of Birth : Jakarta, Indonesia

Marital Status : Single

Religion : Chrisan

Naonality : Indonesian

Address : Jakarta, Indonesia

Taman Kedoya Baru F/34

11520. Jakarta

Architecture, and design. Art in general, including music and performing

arts.

Parcularly interested in social, cultural, polical, and historical issues.

Had been acve in architectural students forum and organizaons.

Urban design, and any literature concerning the reason behind a project

development. Also interested in philosophical literature, and traveling.

Hold a certain amount of interest in digital - media based design, used

to be quite acve on wring tutorials for the student organizaon.

2006 - 2010

ITB, (Institut Teknologi Bandung / Bandung Insti-tute of Technology), School of Architecture, Plan-ning, and Policy Development.

Department of Architecture

2004 - 2006

SMUK 1, BPK Penabur Jakarta, Christian High School

2009 KENMI (National Indonesian Student Confer-ence on Energy), Department of architecture repre-sentative and speaker

FIMA Jabar ( West Java Architectural Student Forum)Goes to School, featured work

ITB - ITS - FHE Collaboration Studio, selected as arepresentative from Bandung Institute of Technology

AECOM ( Intern ) Junior Urban Designer.

June 2010 - August 2010

DOT ( Design Oriented Territory ) ( Freelance ) Junior Architect

September 2010 - January 2011

DP ARCHITECTS Architectural Assistant

February 2011 - March 2012

English ; TOEFL IBT 111 out of 120

Indonesian ; nave language

TABLE

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CONTENTS

Persona

Introduc

Professi

Poly Yan

Wuhan W

Academ

Sport Ce

Musical

Conserv

Freelanc

Bank In

BCCF Co


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PROFESSIONAL

WORKS

DP Architects

Architectural as

Being an architectural assistant in DP

ly on assisng the design team in th

on the more advanced geometries

der, and submission drawings, and o

project management, by liasing toge

01 - 02

A - A

B - B

C - C

D - D

E - E


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POLY YANG JIANG MASTERPLAN

Located in the Yang Jiang district in the south east part of Peoples Republic

of China ( PRC ), DPA had been appointed as the master planner of this area,

together with a few other consultants, RTKL among one of them, in 2009.

The design had entered the construcon stage when I joined DPA. Most of the basic

designs had been agreed upon my arrival, as such, I was involved in mainly rening

the designs, throughout my involvement in the design of the Plot A apartments.

The project includes residenal condos, row, and landed houses, SOHOs, Of-

ce buildings, and other public amenies, such as schools. However the plot I

was put in charge in mostly serves the residenal funcon of the masterplan.

Page 04 -- Professional Work

PROJECT TITLE

01 - POLY YANG JIANG

PLOT A

PLOT D, F, G

P

West Entrance

POLY YANG JIANG - PLOT A3D Visualizaons of Plot A, from le to right : Aerial View of plot A, Elevaon of main towers,

night view rendering of plot A.


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POLY


PROJECT TITLE

ENTRANCE LOBBY From top to boom ; transversal secon o

showing the pool detail, and

Plan of the plot A connecng structure

The connecng structure between the two tallest tower of the plot A apart-

ment blocks serves as a rear entrance, and drop o to vehicles and apartment

owners. Aside from these funcons, informally, the lobby is also meant to serve

as an informal, semi - enclosed meeng and social spaces for the tenants.

Water features were introduced to create a tranquil feeling on the sur-

rounding area, and fences, though is sll required for security reasons,

were designed to suggest transparency to the lobby. Which result in a po-

rous - gaping fence which is equipped with LED lights, so that the fence

may also act as a feature element, rather than enclosing the lobby.

The roof of the connecng structured were punctured to create a sun-

well for leng sunlight in. All of the columns are cladded with wood, with

a small strip to let the LED lights beihnd the column cladding be seen.

Wallwash lights in the pool, and a feature wall which consists of light strips.

All of this lighng were integrated to produce a warm feeling in the lobby.


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POLY


PROJECT TITLE

Clockwise, from top le : perspecve showin

column and pool detail, entrance lobby fen

My rst detailed design drawings as a professional, this part of the project had given me the chance to understand t

parcularly on the feature wall, and feature pond part., while also gave me a chance to know a few common plants typ

is no longer commong to build anything by using wood in China, even a common slanted roof typically seen in landed h

onal wooden trusses, rather the workers prefer to work on it with reinforced concrete, as to uniform all of the constru

The design went through a few rounds of changes, the version shown h


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POLY YANG

POLY YANG JIANG PLOT D, F, G

The concept for these three plots were derived from the structure of a tree, it

was approved by the client before I joining DPA.

The plot consists of three housing typologies, with two types of condos, and twotypes of landed houses. The condo also accomodates the funcons of a public

amenies, such as kindergarten schools in its clubhouse. Other public amenies,

such as a tness centre, a health, and wellness spa, as well as bars and cafes, are

accomodated inside the seventh oor of each condo in its skypark.

My role in this part of the development involves a skyline study of the high-ris-

es, and redesigning of the landed houses, dubbed the treehouse villa, and also

toning of much of the buildings plans.

Plot F consists of the eight high-rise condos, Plot D and G consists of landed

house typology


PROJECT TITLE

( below ), perspecve


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POLY YANG


PROJECT TITLE

ELEVATION STUDIES OF THE

SKYLINE


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PROJECT TITLE

POLY YANG

One of the two typical landed house residenal designed for the project, the Treehouse Villa was meant to be the mo

its counterpart, the Treehouse Terrace. Both the typical landed house design were meant to accomodate a small-si

bedrooms allocated ( one master bedroom, and two single room ). The previous design had been scrapped, due to

ments, allowing me to get an opportunity in assisng in th

( From le to right ), oorplans of treehouse villa, second oor plan, rst oor plan, roof plan

( from le to right ), Transversal secon of the Treehouse Villa, Longitudinal secon of the Treehouse Villa showing the

staircase, longitudinal secon of the Treehouse Villa, cung through the living room.

( from le to right ) Rear Elevaon, West Elevaon, and Front Elevaon of Treehouse Villa

SITE SECTION


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PROJECT TITLE

POLY YAN

W

The west side entrance gate is

from which anyone can acces

zas surrounding the entrance i

specializing on the design of a

the design of the etrance ico

DRAWING TITLE -- rst column ; perspec

entrance icon, and guardhouse, ( 2 ) Aeria

the entrance. On center, an overall plan of

Closeup of west en


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02 - WUHAN WJD


PROJECT TITLE PROJECT

The project is located in the city if Wuhan, the capital city of the Hubei province in

the PRC. The city plays a vital role in the domesc transportaon of central China,

and is somemes dubbed the Chicago of China. It is recognized to be center of po-

lical, cultural, economic, nancial, educaon and transportaon in central China.

Being one of the emerging cies in China, the city had long planned the develop-

ment of its CBD. The project itself is located right at the heart of its CBD, integrang

itself to the exisng masterplan, and to the Wuhan metro link, which were opened

on September 2004. With its integraon to the Wuhan metro link, and its locaon

in the central of the Central Bussiness District, the project needs to house an array

of mixed - use funcon in order for itself to serve its role as a central-hub of the CBD.

The targeted funcons calls for four basic building typology to be covered in the proj-

ect. The funcons were distributed according to the zones pre-determined by the

plots planned by the goverment. The northern plot were designed to accomodate

a ve-star hotel, the middle plot were designed to accomodate the furniture - mall,

central park -- which houses the Wuhan metro link staon -- , and apartments, and

the southern plot were designed to accomodate the mega mall, and oce complex.

I myself were involved mostly in the design of the southern plot. Being the

central hub of a CBD in an emerging metropolis, the design of the buildings

and masterplan had always been intended to be monumental. Even more so

for the southern part, because its

Wuhan Central Park, and to the e

neighbour. I feel that I was put in ch

my 3D modeling skills which allow

We started o with the de

ons in the inial presentaon

The Runway opon were de

on of the site that was a r

The Rivercity was to celebrate th

portaon, and the third opon, The

nature and technology, as well as t


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PROJECT TITLE RUNWAY, RIVER


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PROJECT TITLE

WUHAN WJD Masterplan -- aer the rst round of design, further design were de-

rived from the River City opon, based on the clients preferences. The design of

the northern plot were altered so that the whole masterplan can integrate more

smoothly into the its surrounding in terms of architectural style.

The northern SOHO and hotels were designed to match the modern classic style,following the historical value of the majority of the buildings in the masterplan,

while the retail and megamalls were designed to be more contemporary, follow-

ing the prominent Wuhan Tower.

Aside from the exploraon of architectural forms , my dues in this project also

involves the making of masterplan - walkthrough. Creang screenboards, and sto-

rylines, and also eding them.

The Tree of Life is one parcular feature where I played a key role in. The piece,

located in front of the mega mall, and central parks were meant to be one of the

disncve feature of the site.

RIVERCITY DE


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PROJECT TITLE ANIMA

ANIMATION STORYBOARD


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ACADEMIC

WORKS

ITB ( Institut TBandung ) / Bof Technology

Studying from 2006 up unl 201

basic designing skills, and I fee

on in terms of theorecal de

chitecture feel aer graduang

the on-site general knowledge

Aside from the general knowledg

chance to collaborate with other

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01 - KARANG SETRA

SPORT CENTER

Page 16 -- Academic Works

PROJECT TITLE

ZONING DIAGRAM

Both the road the sites contour line proposed a somewhat trapezoid form, thus

the form of the architecture in this project were derived from the exisng land-

scape and urban condions.

Terrain condions provide the site with both a potenal visual access from the

streets around it, and problems too, as it s bowl shaped meadow - contour meansthat rain water runos will ood the site during a heavy rain., prevenng any

building thatre designed on this without sucient planning from operang at all,

therefore the topographical feature of the site is one key element that must be

addressed upon designing here.

A ground reservoir were introduced under every building in this complex to store

rainwater runo. Runos are then collected into the storage tanks via channels

that are placed all over the building complex, following the building circulaon

axis. The respecve buildings water supply will then be taken from the stored,

and processed rain water stored in these reservoirs, cung the complexs con-

sumpon on public water supply, and reducing the amount of rain water runo

to other areas on the lower vicinity, and thus reducing the risk of the site being

ooded.

The zoning plan was done as shown on the right. Diuse circulaons were made

by creang plazas, allowing pedestrians to access from both roads pinching thesite.

To further enhance the public space, addional sport pitches, a playground, run-

ning tracks and an eco-park in the form of a constructed wetland were also de-

signed to replace the exisng playground


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(Top Image) The original sketch for the Karang Setra Sport Center project.

(Side image, clockwise from the top-le), the exploded axonometry of the swim-

ming pools structure system, the sites ground plan, perspecve showing the

constructed wetland on the southern part of the side, birds eye view of the site.

The site is concealed by a formaon of pine trees, the trees are responsible for

keeping the soil stable despite its steep topographic condion. Excessive damage

to the trees would mean risking landslide on to the site.

Steps were taken to preserve the exisng trees, the design occupies mostly the

exisng building area, where therere no trees. The trees also serves to conceal

the parking space, and to be a forest walk, featuring wooden pedestrian paths

among the trees.

PROJECT TITLE


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02 - SIMPANG LIMA

MUSIC COMPLEX


The analysis for this project was conducted by a group of students, including my-

self. What we found during our analysis stage were the rich historical, and ar-

chitectural value this site holds, as well as strict development policy imposed by

the goverment to protect the sites historical value. We feel that this policy had

proven itself to do more harm than good this site. Stores began to move north-

ward as high taxaon rate and building codes gave very limited room for shopowners to renovate.

Our starng idea was to restore the commercial center feeling to the site, but we

gured itd be dicult to brand this area as a commercial area, without the sup-

port of the surrounding community (especially the youngsters). So we decided to

brand the place with one of the things youth of Bandung are known for : music.

With music center as the theme, we hoped to aract more youths into the proj-

ect, and by turning this area into a comfortable space, we hoped to restore the

sites popularity. Achieving this would mean having a community maintain the

development, making it a self-sucient commercial center, means guaranteeing

its sustainability.

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The diagram on the right shows the design approach for this project. Starng

from picking out which buildings on site to preserve, overall there are four build-

ings that are fully restored. Each of these buildings are : the BTPN bank standing

right at the corner of the juncon, a local radio staon which has stood from theearly 40s, a house designed by the late president of Indonesia, Soekarno, and

famous bookstore and staonery shop in Bandung. The rest of the building in the

district were in such a bad state, that I decided to tear them down and recon-

struct them in my design proposal.

Preserving the window shopping feel from the sidewalk experience is a very im-

portant factor in restoring the sites overall atmosphere. In order to achieve this,

building a connuous mass aling the side walk in accordance with the surround-

ing roads and architectural style is essenal.

The inner part of the building were turned into a plaza for musical performances

and community gatherings. This plaza also serves to connect the two roads adja-

cent to the site. Another mass were added into the plaza to accomodate commer-

cial programmes that requires indoor environments, and a modern glass struc-

ture were also placed in the middle of the plaza to give the plaza a center piece.

To beer connect each of the mass, a wooden deck were constructed on the

second level to establish a link between the north and south mass. On ground

level, this decks serves as a canopy, creang a semi-enclosed space, and providing

plaza-users with a sense of scale instead of a borderless sky. On the second level,

this walkway serves as an urban connector, eing down the buildings together

into a single - compact site.

PROJECT TITLE

DESIGN DEVELOPMENT PROCESS

DESIGN DEVE


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03 - BANDUNG

CONSERVATORIUM


The design started out by combining the total area of each required programmes.

As the programmes are ed together, it became clear that the performance

programme couldnt be compiled together with the rest because of contradicng

requirements with other programmes, parcularly the academic requirements.

The academic building layering were done based on its programmac require-

ments, a few more adjustments were made to the academic mass to beer re-spond the climac condions of the site.

PROJECT TITLE


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PROJECT TITLE

Natural acouscs, plywood nishes acng as a reectors provides the ideal envir

or other ber-based nishes, which funcons as sound insulators would provide

ed sounds such as those produced by electrical instruments.

Both materials were installed on a rotateable panels on the walls and ceilings of

to adjust the acouscal condion of the auditorium in accordance with the curre

more exible manner, rather than just doing it digitally from a mixer.

Adjustable ovaon and wall panels were designed to create an acouscally exib

contemporary music. Angles, and even physical materials can both be adjusted a

room located on the back of the audience.

AUDITORIUM ADJUSTABLE ACOUSTICS BUILDING SOUND INSULATORS


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PROJECT TITLE

BANDUNG

SITE & S

(From top to boom, le to right) A view of the plaza betwe

ings, the lobby area of the auditorium, recital hall interior, w

heroes monument on the north part of the complex, and a

plex.

The middle plaza were designed with dramac lighngs to b

in to watch the students performance in the auditorium.


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04 - 2D & 3D CRAFTS


PROJECT TITLE

The 2D and 3D Cras were both compulsory subjects for students of architecture in

were meant to train the freshmens sense of scale, color, space, and proporon --

2D - COMPOSITION 2D - MOTION 2D -

3D - METAL MEDIA 3D - STRAW STRUCTURE 3D


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FREELANCE

WORKS

DOT / Persona

The works in this chapter were don

I was quite acve in doing compe

on I was involved in . Among th

rum, and Bandung Instute of Tec

A lile while just before my g

lance architect in a small des

ented Territory ), and worke

01 - 02


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01 - BANK OF INDONESIA

-- DOT

Page 26-- Freelance Works

PROJECT TITLE

2005

MASSING DEVELOPMENT DIAGRAM 2010 - URBAN

1958

1937

Aside from being the naon's central bank, the site is currently the largest bank

complex in south east Asia, due to repeated expansion projects of the complex.

Recently, Bank of Indonesia (BI) plans to expand their complex even more be-

cause of the country's growing economies. Thus this compeon were held.

Being the naon's central bank, all of the exisng buildings in the complex have

all been designed by the naon's top architects, each to represent the country's

connuously growing economic condion, and therefore holds high historical

value.

Pedestrians entering from

the west would come into

the site through a green

pedestrians walk, as if

theyre respecng the

other exisng BI build-

ings.

The two main mass of

the sports facility serves

as a gateway for both

the new building andthe BI complex itself


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Page 27 -- Freelance Works

FACADE CLIMATIC R

AIR CIRCULATION, WATER, &


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Page 28 -- Freelance Works

PROJECT TITLE

SITE PLAN(middle column, from top to boom) view of the indo

plaza, interior view of the checkpoint area between th

The structure of the indoor sports pitches were design

lar modules. The triangular modules were picked beca

and aesthec consideraons. These modules were the

accomodate rain water harvesng, sun shadings and i

Skylights were designed to be on the green plazas, the

from the outside to the basement area of the comple

bies.

Considering it's role as one of the gateway to Bank of

in the design process. A checkpoint were then propos

security.


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Page 29 -- Freelance Work

PROJECT TITLE

SAMPOERNA CONTAINER --

Inially a project for an event of by the Bandung Creave City Foirum, called BAFF-

EST ( Bandung Architectural Forum Fesval ), the project has had some diculty

regarding fundings. Due to the limited budget, the project had to be scrapped tomake way for other projects.

The original plan was to automate every mechanical funcons inside this contain-

er, therefore, we invited a mechanical engineer to help us work with the mecha-

nism. Aer several test-runs, and budget survey, the intended mechanism had

prove too costly for us, and the sponsors, parcularly on the Hydraulic pumps,

and light steel structures.

A more common approach, and manual - based operaon was then considered

more t, but we had to simply the design more because of it.

BANDUNG CREATIVE

OPTION 1

FINAL SCHEME

OPTION 2

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