Wednesday, September 6, 2017

A Quick Update

Hello, everyone!

So OBVIOUSLY I totally forgot to continue the "Part 2" of my previous post which was like, what, 2 years ago?


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Anyways, I just wanted to add a quick update of projects I've done here. One and a half year ago, when I was doing Architecture Design 5 studio in my new uni (did I mention that I'm a double degree student yet? 2 years UI + 2 years Queensland University of Technology), creating a blog was required for us as a documentation of our progress and stuff. It was my first studio unit in QUT, we were designing for a small city in Australia called Pomona. I think the equivalent for Pomona is like Puncak in Indonesia. It is near Brisbane, but around 2-3 hours by car. It is a beautiful little town. At that time, I decided to go with music as the theme of my concept. I feel like the town needs more entertainment and things to do for the youngsters. Enough talking (or typing) I guess, since this is just a quick update... You can go straight to my other blog for that. Thank you!



Oh, one last thing -- I'm currently doing my last semester in QUT. I'm expecting to graduate in the middle of December. Please, PLEASE, pray for me haha. I'll need it. Thank you again! Cheers!

Sunday, October 11, 2015

HELLO! AGAIN!! (part 1)

SO........ hi!
It's been (more than) a year! Hahaha :'D sooo I did not "try my best to keep this blog updated" like what I said in the previous post hahahaha ha #sorry #gimanasihbell ...BUT!! I am, right now, right this moment, is willing to search through ALLLLL my term 3 & term 4 folders on my macbook to show you what I had been doing in the past year, and also, I'll give you (whoever you are) an update on how I'm doing right now :) yay! So let's start our short trip... to the past!
I will not post EVERY assignment or EVERY projects I've done, because that'll obviously be crazy and boring for anyone who reads this haha. So I'll just post the ones I like :) Enjoy!

Term 3

Finally a 2nd year architecture student! But it's a bit different here in Universitas Indonesia, Architectural Design 1 (or Perancangan Arsitektur 1) starts on the 2nd year. That's right people, it made me feel bad sometimes if my friends who's in the same major, different uni, look like they're waaaay ahead of me, already on their PA 3 or something while here I am just getting started in PA 1. Anyway, it has pros and cons (for me). The pros is, I think the students here are way more creative because we started the 1st year with Visual Arts and Communication Technique class. So I can see that our designs are more artsy, unique, or have better concepts. On the other hand, 2nd year students in other universities are SOO damn good with AutoCAD already! Damn! At that time I have NOO idea on how to use AutoCAD, because we freaking do everything, every posters, every presentation MANUALLY. That's right people!! But anyway... let's start with the assignments!


For Term 3's midterm, the project was to create a machine for a healthy body. So for the first group assignment, me, Shabrina, and Astrid created a... SEESAW SPRINKLER! Yap! I personally love the model so much. Look at those cute color combination, goshhhh so cute. So the goal for this one is to place it on parks so children can play seesaw while pumping ground water to water tank for storage, and then when needed, you can use the valves to turn on the sprinkler! So people can walk to the nearest park, enjoy the nature, socialize, be active but at the same time, caring for the environment! :)


Moving on, we had this day where we have to go pretty much everywhere around UI, BAREFOOT. Yes, barefoot. The point was to enhance our senses more; hearing, seeing, smelling, feeling, but not tasting thank you. But you're allowed if you want to lick one of those trees in UI woods. Haha! It was fun though :)


Then before the actual midterm, we were asked to analyze human body movement, any movement. My group did Aikido movement, others did dancing, basketball, yoga, etc. So we draw lots and lots of human moving with every second of the movement, how human move from this position to that position. Blah. Unfortunately I didn't take lots of pictures of that one, but I did shot this for Path update (hahahaha)


It was all to prepare ourselves for. the. grand. finale. Making a 1:1 model of our own machine for a healthy body. It was done in a group of 2, I was with my same-birthday-bestfriend Ulfa! :D However, I was not 100% happy with the results, so here's a picture of me & Ulfa working on it instead... (no professionals were allowed to help, even cutting the woods, we did everything ourselves *cries in the corner of studio*)

 
More drawings for the report too, of course.
Analysis of every movement a human would do inside the machine. How people walk up, walk down, in extreme incline, chairs, crawling movement, everything completed with the human senses too, in relation to the concept of our machine. Oh well.

WELL. THAT'S IT FOR HALF OF TERM 3. Man, this requires more work that I thought it would me. Sending pictures from my phones then continue writing, that sending more pictures, checking folders, Pinterest, etc. Well... hahaha. I'll continue part 2 tomorrow for Term 3 FINALS! It's 2:34 AM right now so see you tomorrow! :)

Love,
Bella

Monday, August 25, 2014

H-7 Term 3!

Hi, it's been 3 months since the last time I updated this blog. Good news is I got an A for commtech class :D so I'd like to say thank you to kak Yuni & kak Indyrra, for their help throughout this semester. Another good news is that I got 7.5 band score for IELTS! Yay! :D Next year, I hope to continue my double degree studies to Curtin University in Perth, Australia. So.. good luck to all my friends, architecture 2013, let's face term 3 together! I'll try my best to keep this blog updated for the next architectural classes on term 3. Cheers!

Monday, June 9, 2014

Final Project: Gorontalo Traditional House

Finally, we're at the end of this class. I have learned so much through this semester. For our final group project, we have to choose one of the traditional house replica in Taman Mini Indonesia Indah (TMII). My group (me, Ulfa, Ghina, Asri, Shabrina, and Kezia) choose Gorontalo for our project. For the individual assignment, I choose the stairs and railings as my main focus. We have collect as many data as possible from the Gorontalo traditional house conserved in TMII and do a research on the original traditional houses in Gorontalo. This way, we can see the comparison between the replica and the original one.

After we observed the building and do the measurements, we make drawings of floor plan, sections, elevations, block plan, and perspective drawings for the exterior, interior, and construction details. We made a model of the house in 1:50, and a site plan model in 1:200. Also for the individual focus, I made a model of the stairs and railings of Gorontalo traditional house in 1:10.

Here's the link to my design report: https://www.dropbox.com/s/3lapxaxwa6vr8zu/design%20report%20GORONTALO.pdf










 




AR-05 | Architectural Drawing: Plan, Section, & Elevation (FE Bus Shelter)

We're divided into 3 groups to do this assignments. I'm with Ulfa, Ghina, Asri, Shabrina, and Kezia. We did the measuring together, but the architectural drawings is individual.

- floor plan


- 2 sections



- 4 elevations





- axonometric drawing


- block plan


- exterior perspective


- 3 perspective details


- site analysis

AR-04 | Architectural Drawing: Plan, Section, & Elevation (Wooden Table & Chair)

After we're done with perspective drawings, we're introduced to architectural drawings. A compilation of two-dimensional orthographic drawings that can describe the space of a three-dimensional object. The objects for this exercise are the wooden table in Engineering Center lobby and a chair. We have to draw the plans, sections, and elevations of these 2 objects. To do that, we have to measure it precisely so it will be on the right scale.

Plan: horizontal cut through an object, building, or space, typically directed down.
(ex: floor plan, roof plan, site plans, reflected ceiling plan, figure-ground plan, etc.)

Section: vertical cut through an object, building, or space.
(ex: wall section, street section, building sections, etc.)

Elevation: vertical section cut outside of an object, looking back at its face.



 

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