Professional Portfolio - Andhini

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PROFILE Name Raden Andhini Date of Birth 18.11.1982 Address 6 Raffles Boulevard #04-100 Marina Square, Singapore 039594 Phone (65) 97275982 Nationality Indonesian Email [email protected]

EDUCATION Bachelor of Architecture a Bandung Institute of Technology (ITB) 2001 - 2006 Bachelor or Architecture, Cum Laude Graduated as best student with GPA 3.69 Al Azhar high school, Kemang Pratama, West Java 1998 - 2001 Graduated as best student Al Azhar junior high school, Jaka Permai, West Java 1995 - 1998 Graduated as best student Al Azhar primary school, Jaka Permai, West Java 1990 - 1995 Cendana primary school, Pekanbaru, Riau 1989 - 1990

EMPLOYMENT DP Architects Pte Ltd. Singapore 2006 - present Architectural Executive [project coordinator and design team]

Popo Danes Architect, Bali as intern architect 2005 Intership Architect [design team]

PROJECTProfessional The Patterson [condominium] - architecture 2010 The Plaza Hotel - architecture 8th Gate Mall, Damascus – architecture Baku shopping mall – architecture Lusail Master Plan – masterplan and architecture Samarah Rift Site Master Plan – masterplan and architecture Bimini Bay Master Plan

Porto Dubai, Dubai, UAE – masterplan and architecture 2009 Fun Trolley, Dubai, UAE – architecture Shopping Mall, Istanbul – architecture Souk Al Haraj shopping mall – architecture

King Abdullah Outlet Mall, Jeddah – architecture 2008 ADHOM, Abu Dhabi – architecture Project G Theme Park, Abu Dhabi – masterplan and architecture Dubiotech, Dubai – architecture Algiers Bay, Algeria – masterplan Bawadi, Dubai – masterplan and architecture

Dubai IMPZ – architecture 2007 Dubai Sky Maritime – architecture Bawadi – masterplan (competition) Palm Jebel Ali – architecture (competition) Adminopolis, King Abdullah Administrative City – masterplan Zuwara Abu Khamas, Libya – masterplan competition) Um Ramool, Dubai – masterplan Larnaka, Cyprus – masterplan and architecture (competition) Samarah Dead Sea Beach & Resort – masterplan and architecture

Dead Sea Sales Cente, Jordan – architecture 2006 8th Gate Salec Centre, Damascus – architecture 8th Gate Masterplan, Damascus – master plan

Gunaksa Masterplan, Bali – master plan 2005

PROJECTAcademic Community Learning Centre, Bali – final project 2006 Outdoor Space Design Competition – architecture STT Telkom, Bandung – masterplan and architecture competition

Cisitu Health and Healing Resort, Bandung – architecture 2005

SKILLS OS Windows, Mac Os Office Microsoft office (word, powerpoint, excel, adobe acrobal professional) Adobe Photoshop, In Design, Illustrator 2D / 3D Bentley Microstation, AutoCAD, Revit, Sketchup, 3D Max, Corel Draw

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SEMINAR AND COURSES Team Leader’s Toolkit Course 2010 (encourage people, support achievement of results, build team relationships certified) REVIT training 2010 The Different Shades of GREEN seminar 2008 The 6th International Seminar on Sustainable Environment and Architecture [SENVAR] 2005 Bandung, West Java

AWARDS AND ACHIEVEMENTS Promoted as Architectural Executive in DP Architects Pte Ltd 2008 Cum Laude Graduate of Department of Architecture, ITB 2006 Awarded as best student from Department of architecture 1st place in Outdoor Space Design Competition, ITB 2005 Runner up for 51st ITB Dies Natalis Architecture best project 2003 1st place in Student Development and Welfares writing contest, ITB 2002 Runner up in JICE & Indonesian National Education Department 2001 1st place in Teacher Day school writing contest Awarded as best student in the province, West Java Awarded as best student in the city, Municipal Goverment of Bekasi Awarded as best participant in Du Pont Exhibition PP Iptek Science Fair 1999

SCHOLARSHIPS Al Azhar Kemang Pratama scholarship 2001 Pikiran Rakyar Group newspaper, Bandung, West Java 2000 LANGUAGE PROFICIENCY TOEFL iBT, score 103 2010 Practice TOEFL PBT score 573 2006 The Examination of Secondary English Programme, Grade A 1998

SCIENCE AND PAPER PUBLISHED

2006 “Pusat Belajar Komunitas di Selat, Propinsi Bali”,

Community Learning Centre in Selat, Bali Province), as paper for the final project assigment, Departemen Arsitektur; Sekolah Arsitektur, Perencanaan, dan Pengembangan Kebijakan Institute of Technology Bandung

2002 “Nasionalisme di Mata Saya, Mahasiswa Belum Genap Satu Tahun”,

(Nationalism for Me, a-not-even-1-year-old-university-student) Writing Contest LPKM ITB, published by LPKM ITB, 2002

2001 Indonesia High School Essay Writing Contest,

Published by JICE and Indonesia National Departement, 2001

2001 “Pengaruh Gerak Epirogenesa Terhadap Evolusi Permukaan Bumi dan Tahap-Tahap Kehidupan Biotanya”,

(Influence of Epeirogenesis movement to Evolution of Earth Movement and Stages of Living biota) published by Al Azhar Kemang Pratama High School

1999 “Perbandingan Kualitas Air Setelah Penyaringan dengan Karbon Aktif dan Arang Tempurung Kelapa di Lokasi Pembuangan Akhir Bantar Gebang Bekasi”,

(Water Quality Comparison with Active Carbon and Coconut Shell Charcoal Filtrations) published by Al Azhar Kemang Pratama High School, 1999

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COMMUNITY LEARNING CENTRE | BaliProjects Credits |Raden Andhini

Stage | Preliminary Concept Design completed

The project itself is located at 13 ha area with extreme contour in Selat, an area at Mount Agung, Bali. Focus-ing on a community-learning centre project as the main agenda, this project is meant as a non-formal form of education to help young people from lower income society around this area, or even further neighborhoods. Few courses are introduced to help local community gaining more skills and better insight to achieve better quality of live.

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COMMUNITY LEARNING CENTRE | Bali

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8TH GATE MASTER PLAN | Damascus, SyriaProjects Credits | Chan Hui Min - Design PrincipalTrecia Lim - Designer [project coordinator]Raden Andhini - DesignerJohonson - Designer

Stage | Detailed master plan completed

The Eight Gate is an exclusive enclave that has its own style, design and character. A satellite city, situated only 12 km from central Damascus, the Eighth Gate will be home to new commercial development totaling more than 4.5 million square feet.

The Eight Gate is strategically segmented into three zones. The commercial Centre of Eoght Gate offers a european style piazza for convergence that encapsules a myriad of function. Anchored by the signature 30 storey office tower, the main plaza also embraces low rise commercial buildings and a retail mall inspired by the souks of old Damascus.

Next zone, The Waterfront, is characterized by a blend of low-rise residential development, high street shopping and dining landscape. Against this vibrant backdrop are a hotel and serviced apartment towers overlooking the waterfront and the main plaza. As we transverse the trail to the more intimate and private residential zone, we immerse ourselves into an environment that celebrates our innermost sense of community.

The last zone which is the residential zone, is augmented with interconnected courtyards and low-rise buildings inspired by Syrian housing archetyoes.

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SAMARAH DEAD SEA BEACH & RESORT MASTER PLAN | Dead Sea, Jordan

Projects Credits | Chan Hui Min - Design PrincipalTrecia Lim - Designer [project coordinator]Raden Andhini - DesignerJohonson - Designer

Stage | Concept master plan completed

The Dead Sea Golf & Beach Resort is a world-class destination gateway for the Dead Sea area. It is poised to capture the spirit; character and identity of the Dead Sea Valley and at the same time meet the increasing tourism demands of the region. It creates a sense of arrival and presence of a thriving community, offering entertain-ment & recreation, luxury hotel & accommodation, shopping, natural healing and business meeting experience. One destination, Four complementary experiences.

Golf Site | Beach Site | Hill Site | Rift Site

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ADMINISTRATIVE CITY [ADMINOPLIS]Saudi arabia

Projects Credits | Chan Hui Min - Design PrincipalRaden Andhini - Designer [project coordinator] Krisnamurti Lumenta - DesignerYau Jung Jian - DesignerStage | Concept master plan completed

2007

The Adminopolis is a prototype city which will be located on the east and west coasts of Saudi Arabia. The potential site locations are chosen based on the neutrality of the site, taking into account the vehicular network, and proximity to neighbouring infrastructure, existing longer established urban centers.

The client brief called for the city to be expandable. Within a given site, a transportation grid is the best method to plan for expansion when the land use of future precincts is yet to be determined. A nominal grid of 5x5 km was used for this exercise. This creates sizeable plots within which each phase may be developed. Initial developments should be phased in along existing infrastructural arteries or main highways. Axial connection can relate cities from across such higways.

The city has a green symmetrical axis in the core, which connects all the five main precincts together. Each of these precinct has its own micro core institution; such as convention center zone, Sport Hub Zone, Tech Park Zone, the King’s Palace, and the Main Mosque.

The main Green Axis is a big open 3 kilometer long and 200 meter wide green space with water feature in the middle, projecting from the entrance of the city up to the great mosque in the end. The green belt is intertwined by an organic shaped landscape network that ties the government precinct and commercial precinct along the mall with pedestrian path ways.

The Adminopolis is designed with the following key principles: Simple hierarchy of space | Medium density core | Capacity for future expansion | Pedestrian friendly green network

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BAWADI MASTER PLAN [revitalization] | Dubai, UAE

Projects Credits | Chan Hui Min - Design PrincipalRaden Andhini - Designer [project coordinator]Krisnamurti Lumenta - DesignerYau Jung Jian - Designer

Stage | Concept master plan - competition

For centuries, man has sought to address his relationship with nature through building shelter. History is replete with many architectural examples that celebrate man’s place in the cosmos.

This design proposal follows in the tradition of embracing the wonder of nature through architectural expression and spatial experience. The design team hopes to harness the spirit of living in harmony with nature in the design, through allegorical, experiential and technological means.

The design team aspired to introduce a theme to the master plan design that aims to transcend ephemeral trends and fashion. A monument that is iconic in form, yet simple enough to serve as a backdrop for the “soft” programs that make up the excite-ment of environments such as Times Square, Shibuya and the Las Vegas Strip.

The following design strategies were employed:

1) Simple geometric forms make the buildings around Bawadi Square stand out from its surroundings and make richly sculptural spaces on the ground.

2) Monumental scale of nature-inspired built environment evokes a celebration of man’s connection with nature, space and time.

3) Spirit of harmony with nature enhanced by ecologically friendly building features.

Key Design drivers

To create an Iconic Place of international significance. A place that can be identified easily by the world.

Integrated mixed use and inter-connected blocks - maximizing pedestrian experience with continuous excitement and varied attractions.

Experiences of various activity levels strung together with a continuous green corridor to provide a singular identity to the entire Emaar Bawadi master plan.

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ALGIERS BAY MASTER PLAN | Algiers

Projects Credits | Chan Hui Min - Design PrincipalMehrafarin Jafari- Urban Planner [project coordinator]Raden Andhini - DesignerPatrick Desamparado - Designer

Stage | Concept Master Plan completed

Key Design Driver

Increase waterfront exposure via environmentally-sensi-tive reclamation | Maximize views of the water and park corridor through view corridors to the sea | A variety of waterfront experiences: Public retail promenade, Marina, Resort, Beach and Residential | Class A technology office park has main visibility from the highway | Pipeline reserve converted to a site asset via landscaping | Dis-tributed town centres create a variety of district identities | Synergy between residential and commercial compo-nents maintains good street-level activity day and night | Simple and clear circulation pattern | Clear segregation of public and private zones | High standard of living for residents and visitors

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SAMARAH RIFT SITE MASTER PLAN | Dead Sea, Jordan

Projects Credits | Chan Hui Min - Design AdvisorRaden Andhini - Design Principal [project coordinator]

Stage | Concept Master Plan completed

Exploiting the natural terrain of the site, the retail village cascades down hill towards the sea, and allow pedestrians to access the supermarket below the Cineplex via activity courtyards at different levels. The level changes were also exploited to seg-regate service traffic from visitor experiences.

The retail areas closer to the residential apartment clusters are mediated by a mixed-use zone that combines ground floor retail around an activity courtyard, and luxuri-ous apartments above. This is to create a vibrant village lifestyle that will ensure continuous occupancy of the area past business hours, thereby preventing an “activ-ity dead zone” in the project.

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LUSAIL MASTER PLAN [revitalization] |

Doha, Qatar

Projects Credits | Chan Hui Min - Design PrincipalMehrafarin Jafari - Urban Planner [project coordinator]Raden Andhini - Designer Patrick Desamperado - Designer

Stage | Concept master plan completed

Mix land uses

Compact community design, access to waterfront

Range of housing opportunities

Create walkable communities

A strong sense of place

Preserve natural beauty

Strengthen and direct development towards existing communities

Provide a variety of land and water based transportation options

Consistent policies and coordinated permitting processees

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8TH GATE MALL | Damascus, Syria

Projects Credits | Chan Hui Min - Design PrincipalRaden Andhini - Designer [project coordinator]Patrick Desamparado - DesignerJoerg Knuettel - Designer

Frank Low Wenli - Junior Architect

Stage | Detailed Concept Design completed

Damascus has a mild mediterranean weather that presents the opportunity for creating distinct indoor and outdoor environments that can be enjoyed by visitors at different times of the year. In the western half, visitors are able to shop, dine and relax in the comfort of an indoor space. Whilst in the eastern half, visitors enjoy a village-like outdoor space with al fresco dining and luxury brands.

The original brief from the client called for a 100% outdoor lifestyle mall. However, the topography and the size of the site presented a challenge to imple-ment this concept. The mall design takes advantage of the topography of the site and creates multiple “ground floor” access points that reach different floors. Great care was taken to ensure that the retail circulation was continuous and looped to avoid dead ends. The sightlines to the shopfronts were also studied in great detail. The retail layout is further subdivided into various thematic zones: Water Zone, Central Galleria, Fire Court and Earth Court, each corresponding to the respective “ground floor” access points.

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BAKU SHOPPING MALL | Russia

Projects Credits | Chan Hui Min - Design PrincipalRaden Andhini - Designer [project coordinator]Patrick Desamparado - DesignerFrank Low Wenli - Junior Designer

Stage | Concept Design

2010

KING ABDULLAH OUTLET MALL | Saudi Arabia

Projects Credits | Chan Hui Min - Design Advisor

Raden Andhini - Design Principal [project coordinator]


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PORTO DUBAI [revitalization] | Dubai, UAE

Projects Credits | Chan Hui Min - Design PrincipalRaden Andhini - Designer [project coordinator]Sachie Fujimori - DesignerJoerg Knuettel - DesignerShiao Lin Liem - Junior Designer

Stage | Concept Design completed

Master plan revitalization

Key Ideas | Improving ‘connectivity’ to beach/ water | Enhance element of community life | Introduce a signature development at the top of the hill | Offering an alternate residential product to the villas for the upper tiers

Option 1 - The Village

The villas with the best views towards Burj Al Arab in the west are re-tained in the master plan. In the eastern half, a retail village that connects to the existing fisherman’s village is added and an alternate apartment residential product is intoduced.

2009

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DUBIOTECH | Dubai, UAE

Projects Credits | Chan Hui Min - Design PrincipalKrisnamurti Lumenta | Designer [project coordinator]Raden Andhini - DesignerYang Jung Jian - Designer

Stage | Detailed Concept Design completed

Mixed use development with following components: Residential, Hotel, Office, and Retail

2008

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DUBAI SKY MARITIME | Dubai, UAE

Projects Credits | Chan Hui Min - Design PrincipalRaden Andhini - Designer [project coordinator]Yau Jung Jian - Designer


Key Client Design Requirements

1) Take advantage of the prime views over the ocean and old town Dubai

2) Prime attention to selecting environmentally friendly design patters to meet the Green Building Rat-ing System LEED standards.

3) Meet highest Standards in terms of efficiency of the office space.

4) To create an iconic office tower as the gateway to the DMC area.

The design concept for the tower is based on narrating man’s harmony with nature. The spirit of the maritime environment, evoking the experience of the waterfront, coastal breeze and greenery, is the inspiration for the form of the building, its relationship with the exterior/urban surroundings, the spatial experience of the elevated gardens and the green technologies used in the design.2007

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PALM JEBEL ALI | Dubai, UAE

Projects Credits | Chan Hui Min - Design Principal | Shruti Pilare - Urban Planner [project coordinator]Raden Andhini - Designer | Patrick Desamparado - Designer | Joerg Knuettel - Landscape Designer


The Palm Oasis; a symbol of shelter, respite and beauty, is adopted as a storyline for the formal expression and mood. The following design strategies were employed:

1) Organic forms make the buildings stand out from its surroundings and make richly sculptural spaces on the ground.

2) Abstract expression of Palm Towers and Dune Podium evoke the story of the Palm Oasis.

3) Contrasting elements of Palm, Water and Dune an inspiration for the landscape design and finishes palette.

4) Spirit of harmony with nature enhanced by ecologically friendly building features.

2007

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TURKISH VILLAGE – COLORED ELEVATION

SHOPPING MALL | Istanbul, Turkey Projects Credits | Raden Andhini

Stage | Preliminaru Concept Design completed

2009

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