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alvin yonatan tanoko
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Working Experience Volunteering Experience
Architecture-Related Experience
Education
Training
+1 (647) 886-0468
Toronto, Ontario, Canada
www.alvinytanoko.comissuu.com/alvinytanoko
Department of Architectural Science, Ryerson University
Image Qreator Indonesia, Jakarta, Indonesia
Aquanur Sinergindo, South East Sulawesi, Indonesia
researching relationships between sky view factor and urban heat islandand making 3D model of a concert hall in Toronto for acoustic simulation
designing new condominium complex development project, andcondominium units, including correspondence with clients and dealing with marketing strategy
drilling and jetty construction site controller and data input
Acoustics and Lighting Research Assistant
Project Architect Assistant as Architectural Student Intern
Drilling Site Preparation and Jetty Constructionfor Japan Petroleum Exploration Ltd.
2015
2014
2011
GKY Greenville, Jakarta, Indonesia
Scotiabank Nuit Blanche, Toronto, Canada
participating in AIAS forum and being a mentor for AIAS mentorship programs
designing new low-budget living and educational facilities including school, dormitory, church, library, public washroom and laundry area,
assembling the designed project including mock-up and on-site assembling
framing, and gardening fields for the poor in remote areas of Indonesia
Mission Building Development Design Team
Project Builder of Hybrid Globe
American Institute of Architecture Students (AIAS)
2014 - Present
2013
2012 - Present
alvin tanoko
a week design collaboration with a team of first-to-fourth- year students on a selected topics; this improves social and technical skills in architecture,
selected five students worked on a proposal for one of the TTC historical officesto be transformed into a community-based revitalization projects for the
and more importantly, the ability of working in coordination with people of
Danforth East community at Danforth and Coxwell, Toronto, Canada; this includes
different backgrounds, strengths, and weaknesses
meeting with the community representatives, TTC officials, and other participatinggroups from University of Toronto
Danforth TTC Revitalization Project
Collaborative Exercise
2014 - 2015
2013 - 2016
a week-long course mastering Autodesk Revit Architecture; course includes Building InformationModeling, rendering, presentation preparation, and video making
Revit Course 2012
a detailed workshop run by AIAS learning to edit architectural rendersinto a real-life images using Adobe Photoshop
Adobe Photoshop Rendering Workshop 2013
Ryerson University, Toronto, Canada
courses include: structural design, envelope design, building failures, real estatefeasibility study, project economics, economic evaluation ofprojects, working drawings and construction documents, HVAC systems, and sustainable practices
Bachelor of Architectural Science 2016 (expected)
ContentSkills
Awards
01 - STUDIO PROJECTS
02 - WORKING AND VOLUNTEERING PROJECTS
03 - ARTWORKS
04 - PHOTOGRAPHY
Frankfurt River Cruise and Tourism DevelopmentSwathe Warming HutFacade DevelopmentThe Idea StoreDanforth East Streetcar YardsThe Third PlaceLot 92 Townhouse
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ONYX Balikpapan Condominium ComplexHybrid GlobeMission Building Development Design Team
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Revit Architecture
AutoCad
Rhino
Adobe Design Suite
Microsoft Project
SketchUp
Hand Sketching
V-Ray
Very good in time management and scheduling
Fast learner, strive to excel at newly assigned tasks
Strong attention to detail
Flexible and able to work co-operatively in a diverse team
Columbia International College, Hamilton, Canada
guaranteed scholarship given to students with an average of 90+
Columbia International College, Hamilton, Canada
Dedicated Photographer Award
Ryerson University Entrance Scholarship
Highest Mark on Art Course Award
2012
2012
2012
STUDIO PROJECTS 01
9Studio Project
The project aims to merge the green into the blue through a series of vertical and horizontal elements and by drawing programs closer to the water edge. The major issue of the existing condition is the highly potential site, where the greenbelt meets the park between two bridges, is not enough celebrated by the people of Frankfurt. By designing Frankfurt am Main River Cruise and Tourism Development, it is hoped that the site could be used to its highest potential, to celebrate the junction where the green should meet the blue, as well as to engage more people closer to the Main River.
In large, the site is divided into four zones that span over 430 meters East to West. The first zone is the hub, located in the higher land from which visitors can see the entire development of the river cruise tourism. The second zone is the park, with elevated pathways surrounded by trees to bring back the feeling of the leafy greenbelt. The third zone is the water edge activities, with hot spa and bathing facilities to bring people directly in touch with the water. The water edge activities zone also has a wooden playing deck for kids to play around water fountains at the river edge. The last zone is the terminal, with retails, eating, and drinking places nearby that are integrated in a very playful space. All zones are united by a white bridge that spans throughout the entire development, which intersects with a lot of programs so the presence of the bridge creates a very lively and interesting architecture.
Overall, from the greenbelt, people will be directed into the hub through a series of rectangular frames, from where visitors are able to see the entire development of the site so they can choose the direction they want to continue the exploration to. The junction from the hub to the park plays a key role as a major path which then branches to the entire river cruise tourism development.
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19. Crossing Frames20. Walking Frames21. Greenbelt22. Main River
1. Elevated Pathway2. Hot Spa3. WC
5. Art Gallery6. Terminal
8. Retail
11. Restaurant Seating12. Beer Garden13. Beer Garden Kitchen
9. Outdoor Eating10. Restaurant Kitchen
7. Tourism and Cruise Ticket Center
4. Wooden Deck with Water Fountain
14. The Junction15. Seating Stairs16. Bar
18. Tourism Center, Souvenir Store, and Offices
17. Bar Additional Seating
Greenbelt
Ground Floor Plan
Second Floor Plan
Roof Plan
Crossing Frames
Junction
Bridge
Programs Closer to Water Edge
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Existing Site
Hub
Park
Water Edge Activities
Terminal
Final Development
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1: Hub2: Park3: Water Edge Activities4: Terminal
Zones Diagram
Zone 4 : Terminal Zone 1 : Hub, Zone 3 : Water Edge Activities Zone 2 : Park
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Section A
Section C
Section E
Section F
Section B
Section D
Perspective 1 - Retail Stores, Restaurant, and Bar
Perspective 2 - Bar Additional Seating Perspective 4 - Restaurant and Beer Garden
Perspective 5 - Wooden Playing Deck and Water Fountain Final Development
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Section G
Perspective 7 - Elevated PathwayPerspective 3 - Terminal Activities Perspective 6 - Walking Frame
Circulation Diagram Bridge Structure Diagram Path Reconstruction Diagram
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15Studio Project
The concept of SWATHE warming hut is to use social and psychological warmth to promote physical warmth. This concept is demonstrated in a form of an interactive installation that allows users to wrap themselves with it. The structure adopts a circular form which mimics a wrapping technique that acts as a wind shield. Each hub allows the capacity of three individuals to work together to pull it up and be seated inside it. The red felt material choice and color radiates visual heat which is used to clad the structure. The members that fold in this structure is made out of wooden dowels that can be easily obtained, manufactured and assembled. The locking mechanism allows a varied desirable height of the shield that is catered towards sitting and standing. The hubs can act individually or in a group when placed on the frozen lake which allows an additional playful aspect.
Warming Hut 2016 Competition Entry
Group Member:Alvin Yonatan TanokoJoseph OhJue WangNineveh RashidzadehNivin NabeelWang Chiu
SWATHE WA R M I N G H U T
Diagrid System Exploded
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The hut consists of three main parts: the platform, the bench, and the diagrid structure. The diagrid structure is made of an arrangement of one-inch wood dowels connected with bolts. Be-tween the wood dowels, there are attached two layers of cloth to keep the people warm. The entire diagrid structure can be fully col-lapsed or fully extended. When it is fully collapsed, it gives people the chance to go inside the circle. After, they can raise the wooden structure using the wood handle to adjust the height which they are most comfortable with. In its fully extended position, one can lock the structure so it stands firm. Erect-ed until 1.4 m-high, the hut gives the occupant a chance to interact with other people across the huts. This creates the social warmth that is the intent of this project, which to promote physical warmth.
i. wood structural supportii. plywood sheetiii. plywood platformiv. aluminum bracketsv. benchvi. operable wooden diagrid
1. 1” wood dowel (495.7 mm)2. 1” wood dowel (512.0 mm)3. 1” wood dowel (544.5 mm)4. 1” wood dowel (560.7 mm)
A. plastic sheetB. felt sheet
Plan
Diagrid Detail
Felt Detail
Handle Detail
Section
Concept Diagram
Layers of Assembly
17Studio Project
Site Plan
FACADEDEVELOPMENT A group of two students are developing a detailed facade design of a community library for half a semester. In this project, the library has two main components, the L-shaped multifunction library and the tower-shaped exclusive library. This portfolio focuses on the tower part., which became my work focus during the very intense two months. The tower is clad by perforated metal panel which is operable on some parts in relation to the inside space quality. The project involves a lot of model making and detailing (wall section, blown-up details, plan, and the most important is how the facade itself works and its connectivity to the interior space.
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Sketching Process of Operable Facade DesignModel Making Process
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Level 1
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Level 6
18900
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Roof
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Drawn by
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Project number
Winter 2015
www.satarchitecture.ca +1 (647) 825 - 7277
April 12, 2015
Little PortugalCommunity Library
Client Name
City of Toronto
Project Name
ASC 620 W15
1 1st Desk Crit
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4 4th Desk Crit5 5th Desk Crit6 Interim Review
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12 11th Desk Crit
13 Final Submission
Section A - A'
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Alvin Yonatan Tanoko
Library Building Elevation
Closed and Opened Perforated Metal Panel Tower Elevations, with various operable perforated metal panels
Library Building Section
21Studio Project
Level 5
15300
Level 6
18900
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SheathingRigid Insulation
Metal HangerAluminum Panel
Glass Railing, Anchored to Edge of Slab
Outside Balcony
Perforated PanelSteel Bracket
Double-height Gallery
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Perforated Metal Panel
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Perforated Panel Hanger
Rigid InsulationBatt Insulation
Curtain Wall Anchor
Vapour Barrier
Aluminum PanelHSS, Bolted to Steel Angle
Rigid Insulation
Aluminum Panel
Level 5
15300
Level 6
18900
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Metal HangerAluminum Panel
Glass Railing, Anchored to Edge of Slab
Outside Balcony
Perforated PanelSteel Bracket
Double-height Gallery
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985
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900
Perforated Metal Panel
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Perforated Panel Hanger
Rigid InsulationBatt Insulation
Curtain Wall Anchor
Vapour Barrier
Aluminum PanelHSS, Bolted to Steel Angle
Rigid Insulation
Aluminum Panel
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Balcony Outside-Outside and Hanger Detail Level 5 Floor Plan Detail
Level 6 Floor Plan Detail
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Glass Railing, Anchored to HSS
50mm Steel Decking
Perforated Metal Panel
SheathingRigid Insulation
Vapour BarrierProtection LayerFilter Layer
Wood Decking System
Drainage Pipe
LibraryOutside
Retail
Retail
Perforated Metal PanelPerforated Panel Steel Bracket
Aluminum PanelRigid InsulationBatt Insulation
Rigid InsulationVapour Barrier
Steel AngleHSS, Bolted to Steel Angle
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4500
Level 3
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Glass Railing, Anchored to HSS
50mm Steel Decking
Perforated Metal Panel
SheathingRigid Insulation
Vapour BarrierProtection LayerFilter Layer
Wood Decking System
Drainage Pipe
LibraryOutside
Retail
Retail
Perforated Metal PanelPerforated Panel Steel Bracket
Aluminum PanelRigid InsulationBatt Insulation
Rigid InsulationVapour Barrier
Steel AngleHSS, Bolted to Steel Angle
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Balcony Outside-Inside Detail Level 2 Floor Plan Detail
Level 3 Floor Plan Detail
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Level 1
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4500
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11700
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Mechanical Room
Retail
Retail
Library
Library
Double-heightGallery
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Roof
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Flashing
Rigid Insulation
Vapour Barrier
Sheating
Steel C-Channel
Aluminum Panel65 mm Rigid InsulationAir Barrier13mm Gypsum Board Sheathing6" Steel StudBatt Insulation13mm Gypsum Board SheathingVapour Barrier65mm Rigid Insulation13mm Gypsum Board SheathingAluminum Panel
West Wall Section Roof Screen and Pedestal Detail
The Idea StoreCommunity Library
The twenty-first century library located in the Little Portugal neighborhood aims to bring various peo-ple of different ages and economical statuses with-in the neighborhood together, in hopes of making them more involved and active socially and also politically in their community. The project also aims at creating a more vibrant and lively neighborhood by providing an abundance of public gathering spaces that are easily recognized and accessible. The design consists of two main occupancies, that are: library and CSI offices.
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South-West Perspective South-East Perspective Process
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65 mm Rigid Insulation BoardAir Barrier
Polyethylene Vapour Retarder
2" x 4" Vertical Wood Studs100 mm Batt Insulation
19 mm Gypsum BoardWall Paint Finish
8" CMU Backup Wall + Reinforcement
KRIONVentilated FacadeSystem(see appendix)
Shear Connectors
8 mm Wood Board
3 mm Carpet Finish
600 mm deep Wide Flange(bolted to I-beam)
500 mm OWSJ
Double-Insulated Glass Entrance Door
500 mm deep OWSJ
Aluminum Panels
603
2" x 8 " Dimensional Lumber
1163
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37 mm Metal Deck
100 mm Concrete SlabAnchor Bolt
Nosing
387
Curtain Wall Horizontal Mullion
65 mm Rigid Insulation Board
9 mm Gypsum WallboardSprayed-On Fireproofing
Gypsum Wallboard Hanger
152 mm Light-Gauge Steel FurringChannel, Welded tothe I -Beam
OWSJ Welded tothe I - Beam
Structural Steel Beam Beyond
152 mm Light-Gauge Steel FurringChannel, Welded tothe I -Beam
37 mm Metal Deck
Air Barrier
Polyethylene Vapour Retarder
2" x 4" Vertical Wood Studs100 mm Batt Insulation
19 mm Gypsum Board
Wall Paint Finish
8" CMU Backup Wall + Reinforcement
15 mm Chrused Stone Layer
50 mm Steel Decking
100 mm Thermal InsulationDrainage LayerRoot BarrierFabric-Reinforced Hot-Fluid-AppliedWaterproofing Membrane
Moisture Retention LayerRoof Coping
Podium Railing
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Shear Connectors
500 mm OWSJ
Ceiling Hanger
Ceiling
Railing Glass
6" Gravel Perimeter
Pavers with Adjustable Height
200 mm Concrete Slab
Aeration Layer
Engineered Soil
Reservoir Layer
Loose-Laid Retention Tee
Sprayed-On Fireproofing
Cantilevered Floor Detail 1 : 10 Podium and Parapet Detail 1 : 10
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Sixth FloorFifth Floor
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Reading Stair Sectional Perspective Detail
31Studio Project
Reading Stair Perspective
DANFORTH EASTSTREETCAR YARDS
33Studio Project
This scheme Danforth East Streetcar Yards was conceived by a small group of Ryerson University Architectural Science students, in collaboration with the Danforth East Community Association (DECA), and faculty experts. This project aims to further Danforth East’s vibrant community endeavors, provide services for local residents and business owners, and to respect the heritage of the site. We hope that this will ignite an initiative to protect public interest on this valuable and historic site.
Danforth East Streetcar Yards will be a crucial revitalization project for the Danforth East community. The site holds tremendous value for the neighborhood, and should be developed to promote collective needs and values. This is not a new model for the City of Toronto—Wychwood Barns, Artscape projects, 401 Richmond, and Evergreen Brickworks have demonstrated that existing industrial or institutional buildings can become invaluable social and cultural facilities.
Our scheme for Danforth East Streetcar Yards sees the opportunity to create playful gathering spaces and bring vitality back to Danforth Avenue. On a site that has been directly tied to the growth and decline of the neighborhood, a new trajectory can be initiated.
This site should incorporate program which brings revenue, density, and innovation to Danforth East. The building becomes a mixer for different demographics, activities and collaborative projects, bringing latent community activities to the public realm.
Special thanks to:
Faculty Experts Dr. Ian MacBurnie Dr. Mark Gorgolewski Hitesh Doshi, P.Eng.
Danforth East Community Association Stephen Wickens Brian Spratley
Group Members:
Alvin Yonatan TanokoAnne KwanDana SalamaIvana DiGirolamoStephanie Tung
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APPROACH1. MINIMAL INTERVENTIONMinimal intervention has a two-fold benefit. Firstly, it allows for a light approach which strategically brings as much benefit onto the site as possible while maintaining the bones of a valuable heritage building. Secondly, by deploying a sustainable process of phytoremediation on the site, we provide a fantastic vegetated public space while allowing the site to rejuvenate naturally. 2. MIXED-USE BLOCKBy supplying a mixed-use block, the Danforth East Streetcar Yard becomes a vibrant community hub. Catering to different user groups and bringing spaces where these occupants may meet brings vitality to the Danforth Avenue strip—positively influencing community spaces, businesses, and bringing intellectual capital to the Danforth East neighborhood. The variety of users within this block will allow for a wider range of pedestrian activity at different times of day.
3. PUBLIC INTERESTThe crux of these efforts is to create a community space—where varying interests and collective goals mix. A site which contributes to a healthy neighborhood becomes a valuable amenity—one which people will want to protect and develop over time. This plan intentionally leaves room for growth; a back garden with temporary structures which can become anything once the soil is remediated, and large flexible open spaces wrapped by an envelope which references old industry and collective effort.
4. CAPITAL FUNDRAISINGWe suggest that the community consider the Build Toronto financing model for this site. Build Toronto lists its strategic priorities as “Engagement, Livable Neighborhoods, Sustainability, Employment and Transit-Oriented Development (Build Toronto.)” These values are in line with the development of the Danforth East Streetcar Yards as a community hub. Site Plan
Program Distribution
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Elevation
A view of the street adjacent to the community cafe looking south at the live/work units
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A good living is not solely about giving enough light or good view to every units. More importantly, it is about having a good neighborhood; a neighborhood that grows and cares. This is where the idea of the ‘Third Place’ occurs. A third place becomes a welcoming and comfortable public facility where community can lose themselves and relax. The mixed-use residential located in Portlands, Toronto, is designed aiming to tie the community together by having shared leisure and communal rooms, integrated green space, and continuity inside out.
Zoning Axonometric
Unit Deployments Axonometric
Site Plan
The Third Place
Location : Portlands, Toronto
Mid-Rise Residential Building
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West Elevation
North - South Section
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East - West Section
South Elevation
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Ground Floor Plan
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MechanicalRoom
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45Studio Project
This townhouse located just by the Ontario lake is designed to meet the need of a professional jazz pianist and his family in Portland townhouses area, Toronto. The McKay’s family has a unique characteristic in every family member. Each individual’s character, skills, hobbies, and lifestyle make this family very dynamic. Therefore, every approaches and decisions made in the design are intended to provide this family a dynamic yet comfortable living space, in which they would reside for 8 months a year, during their productive time.
Lot 92 Townhouse
Location : Portlands, Toronto
4-storey townhouse
47Studio Project
LOT USAGE FENESTRATION (SOUTH) SETBACK (SOUTH) OUTDOOR SPACE
FENESTRATION (NORTH) SETBACK (NORTH) COURTYARDS
SITE PLAN
OCCUPIED VOLUME
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Floor Plans
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The music hall for holding a small house concert is located on the second floor so that the visitors get the feeling of an elevated big void in the house, which then also has a better view of the neighborhood.
The kitchen and the dinning room are located together, yet the dinning room is laid 800 cm lower then the kitchen. This gives the impression of an exclusive view of the lake and an intimate place for the family once one goes down through the stairs to the private dinning room.
One habit that the client has is that he often takes the visitors, friends, or family members up to the sky garden. Here, they might have a small chat and chill while enjoying the beautiful and astonishing view of downtown Toronto from a distance. The playfulness of the light give the visitors the feeling of a richer night experience, blending with the lights from the neighborhood.
The Music Hall Kitchen and Dinning Room Sky Garden
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NORTH ELEVATIONSOUTH ELEVATION
WORKING AND VOLUNTEERING PROJECTS
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16 types condominium unit layout
designing new condominium complex development project, and condominium units, including correspondence with clients and dealing with marketing strategy
5555Working and Volunteering Projects
ONYX Balikpapan Condominium Complex Master Plan
Image Qreator Indonesia
Location : Balikpapan, Indonesia
Project Architect Assistant as Architectural Student Intern
Hybrid Globe
Completed : October 2013
Scotiabank Nuit Blanche Toronto
Project Builder
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Low-Budget School, House, and Farming Complex
GKY Greenville, Jakarta
Location : Palembang, Indonesia
Mission Building Development Design Team
designing new low-budget school, dormitory, farming, and gardening fields for the poor in a remote area of Indonesia
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Sinode GKY MCK Tapis Denah dan PotonganMCK Tapis
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Pusat Pelatihan Misi Terpadu
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Sinode GKY PPMT Palembang Detail Gapura PPMT DGP130 Agustus 2014
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Low-Budget Library and Public Washroom Complex
GKY Greenville, Jakarta
Location : Tapis, Indonesia
Mission Building Development Design Teamdesigning new low-budget library (study house), public washroom, and laundry area for the poor in a remote area of
Indonesia
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GKY Greenville Church Branch in Siantan
GKY Greenville, Jakarta
Location : Siantan, Indonesia
Mission Building Development Design Teamdesigning new low-budget church complex including dormitory, library, and, other facilities for the poor in a remote area of Indo-nesia
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