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    The document provides details on the design of an auditorium building with 4 phases. Phase 1 divides the building into 4 vertical areas: exhibition hall, banquet hall, panel rooms, and auditorium. Phase 2 places the auditorium on the upper floor to avoid columns. Phase 3 adopts designs from Nias architecture such as slanted walls and bracing. The building accommodates both open exhibition spaces and private seminar spaces on the auditorium vertically. Landscape design connects spaces through a garden path narrative.

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    The document provides details on the design of an auditorium building with 4 phases. Phase 1 divides the building into 4 vertical areas: exhibition hall, banquet hall, panel rooms, and auditorium. Phase 2 places the auditorium on the upper floor to avoid columns. Phase 3 adopts designs from Nias architecture such as slanted walls and bracing. The building accommodates both open exhibition spaces and private seminar spaces on the auditorium vertically. Landscape design connects spaces through a garden path narrative.

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    The document provides details on the design of an auditorium building with 4 phases. Phase 1 divides the building into 4 vertical areas: exhibition hall, banquet hall, panel rooms, and auditorium. Phase 2 places the auditorium on the upper floor to avoid columns. Phase 3 adopts designs from Nias architecture such as slanted walls and bracing. The building accommodates both open exhibition spaces and private seminar spaces on the auditorium vertically. Landscape design connects spaces through a garden path narrative.

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    OMA

    DESIGN REPORT
    AUDITORIUM
    AURI

    Dr. Ir. Revianto Budi Santosa., M.Arch Abidin Insani


    DINA SHAFIRA IRAWAN 15512175
    OMA AURI
    “A PLACE THAT BRING PEOPLE TOGETHER
    A SPACE THAT MATTER”

    DINA SHAFIRA IRAWAN


    Architect
    Ini slot buat mendeskripsikan dirimu, karepmu meh crito opo sing penting wangun

    PROFESSIONAL SKILL

    SketchUp
    PROFILE
    Archicad
    Date Of Birth
    xxxxx
    Revit
    Address
    xxxx
    Adobe Photoshop
    Phone
    xxxx
    Adobe InDesign
    Email
    xxxx CorelDraw
    Facebook
    xxxxx
    EXHIBITION

    - Arch Gallery on welcoming Korean Architectural Accrediting Board, Islamic Universi


    ty of Indonesia 2016
    - Aku Yo Gestalten, Islamic University of Indonesia 2016
    - Solo Sketch Show 2016
    - “Hubungi Saya Bila”, Islamic University of Indonesia 2017

    PUBLISHING

    - Mythical Creature Drawing Book, Department of Architecture UII 2015


    - Tree Emotion Drawing Book, Department of Architecture UII 2015
    - Blue Lagoon Photography Book, Department of Architecture UII 2016
    - Surreal Space Photography Book, Department of Architecture UII 2016
    - Bamboo Shelter Architectural Design Book, Department of Architecture UII 2016
    - Home Base Architectural Design Book, Department of Architecture UII 2017
    - Ron Mencari Pohon Bernyanyi, Akasa publshing, 2017

    CONTRIBUTION
    - Author and contributor of Mythical Creature Drawing Book, Department of Archi-
    tecture UII 2015
    - Model and contributor of Blue Lagoon Photography Book, Department of Architec-
    ture UII 2016
    - Photographer on Surreal Space Photography Book, Department of Architecture UII
    2016
    - Contributor on Bamboo Shelter Architectural Design Book, Department of Architec-
    ture UII 2016
    - Author and contributor of Tree Emotion Drawing Book, Department of Architecture
    UII 2015

    EXCHANGE PROGRAM

    New Zealand-Indonesia student exchange, Palmerston North, New Zealand, 2013


    what is in this building?

    International standard A multipurpose exhi- A dividable area for


    auditorium for 2.000 bition hall with clear large scale and small
    people with excellent circulation and capa- scale meeting and
    accoustic and visual ble storage system. A workshop which also
    quality. A space with- hall that can also be accomodates restau-
    out distracting column function as social in- rant and printing area
    teraction space
    da’wah without border
    This bulding creates no boundaries between academic and
    non-academic visitors. The speech and seminar upstairs can
    also be heard by public

    *intellectual speech

    audible
    intellectual
    speech
    OMO SEBUA, NIAS
    Omo sebua have bowed galleries
    underneath the large overhanging
    eaves. They provided a defensive
    vantage point, and in times of peace,
    a ventilated and comfortable place
    from which to observe the street be-
    low.
    Structurally, Omo Sebua shows ra-
    tional load trail where the impressive
    roof is supported with humble col-
    umn. Creating three building mass.
    The roof (head), the house (body)
    and the supporting column above
    (foot)
    M A T E R I A L
    M A T T E R S

    STEEL
    Fabricated steel for
    structure framing and
    bracing, giving wide span
    for auditorium
    WOOD

    C O N -
    CRETE
    precasted, raw concrete helps shaping
    rational strength for the main structure
    ALTERNATIVE DESIGN 1
    Nias traditional house is the main inspiration of this de-
    sign, where the iconic slanted wall is functioned as audi-
    torium seating. Steel bracing on each side, functioned as
    a net, support the main load of auditorium. Which there-
    fore, distributed to the main structural column on each
    sides of the building
    ALTERNATIVE DESIGN 2

    This design is inspired by metabolism style, a post-war


    Japanese architectural movement that fused ideas about
    architectural megastructures with those of organic bio-
    logical growth. Raw structural concrete emphasize bru-
    talism expression on this building.
    ALTERNATIVE DESIGN 3
    Post modern architecture, a reaction against the austerity, formality, and
    lack of variety of modern architecture is the main concept of this design.
    STRUC-
    TURE EX-
    POSURE
    The journey to the
    upstairs are import-
    ant in this design. To
    create a new expe-
    rience, the architect
    exposed the struc-
    ture for the escalator
    user. Which show
    honesty and creates
    industrial ambience
    from this design
    D A’ WA H This bulding creates no boundaries
    between academic and non-aca-
    WITHOUT demic visitors. The speech and sem-
    inar upstairs can also be seen by

    B O R D E R
    public outside through the out-fac-
    ing side of the bui;ding.
    OMA AURI
    AUDITORIUM

    A PLACE THAT BRING PEOPLE TOGETHER


    A SPACE THAT MATTER
    PHASE 1

    BUILDING IS DIVIDED INTO 4 AREAS VER-


    TICALLY. STARTING FROM THE FROUND
    FLOOR IS EXHIBITION HALL, BANQUET
    HALL, PANEL ROOMS AND AUDITORIUM

    PHASE 2

    IT IS IMPORTANT FOR THE AUDITORI-


    UM TO BE FREE FROM COLUMN. THERE-
    FORE, IT IS PLACED ON THE UPPER
    FLOOR AND WIDE SPAN STRUCTURE
    IS NEEDED TO SUPPORT THE WEIGHT

    PHASE 3

    NIAS ARCHITECTURE IS ADOPTED IN THE


    SLANTED WALL FACADE, CRISS-CROSSED
    BRACING,REPETITION OF COLUMN AS
    HORIZONTAL ELEMENTS, AND EXTRUD-
    ED FACE ON THE WEST OF THE BUILDING
    On this landscape design, a gar-
    den path, can become the thread
    of a plot, connecting moments and
    incidents into a narrative. The nar-
    rative structure might be a simple
    chain of events with a beginning,
    middle, and end. It might be em-
    bellished with diversions, digres-
    sions, and picaresque twists, be
    accompanied by parallel ways
    (subplots), or deceptively fork into
    blind alleys like the althernative
    scenerios explored in a detective
    novel.
    LAND-
    SCAPE
    CIRCULATION SERVICE AREA

    FIRST FLOOR SECOND FLOOR THIRD FLOOR FOURTH FLOOR

    ARCHITECTURAL
    SECTION
    INTERIOR
    To put functions and objects in order
    The body moves through space every day, and in architec-
    ture, that can be orchestrated. This bulding has to acommo-
    date two contrary activities. Which are openness and dividabili-
    ty of exhibition, and private-integrated seminars on auditorium.
    Therefore, this building gives clear separation of such activities vertically.

    auditorium panel room banquet hall exhibition hall


    DESIGN
    REPORT
    BUILDING COVERAGE :2.600 sqm
    BC RATIO : 2 5 %
    BUILDING AREA :12.960 sqm
    RENTABLE AREA :7.128 sqm
    BUILDING CIRCULATION : 3.888 sqm
    SERVICE AREA :1944 sqm

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