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A N A F I T R I Y A N I
UNIVERSITAS INDONESIA
PORTFOLIO
Life is about creativity
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P O R T F O L I O2 0 1 0 - 2 0 1 5
ANA FITRIYANI
Date of birth NationalityGenderAddress
Ph./ MobileEmaiWebLinkedIn
Jakarta, 1 April 1992IndonesianFemaleJalan Raya Setu Gg. PinangRT.003 RW.04 No.64, CipayungEast Jakarta 13840+622184597221/ [email protected]/anafitriyanihttps://id.linkedin.com/pub/ana-fitriyani/85/606/bab
EDUCATION BACKGROUND
U N I V E R S I TA S I N D O N E S I A(BA) Bachelor of Interior Architecture(2010-2015) GPA: 3 .29/4 .00
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INTERESTS
Architecture InteriorDesign
Furniture Lighting
Travelling Blogging
Craft
Photo-graphy
Post-crossing
Farming
LANGUAGE
Indonesia
English
DeutschSpanishKorean
Fluent (Mother tongue)Intermediate (IELTS 6.5)BasicBasicBasic
SKILLS & COMPETENCES
Ms. OfficePhotoshopCorel DrawAutocadArchicadSketchup & Vray
TeamworkResearch & AnalysisSketch & ColoringModelling Manual (3D)Photography
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CV Ana Fitriyani
CV
Achievements
Palapa Creative Project by PPI UK (Indonesian Student Association in UK)Electrical/ Lighting Product: Pucuk Rebung LampExhibited in Lighthouse, Glasgow2015
Top 10 TeamLomba Inovasi Produk Enjinia Nusantara (LIPEN)/Product Innovation Competition by Enjinia NusantaraHome Product Category: Happy Fit Desk2014
Top 30 Team
Work Experience
Bazaar Sorting Helper and Flyer Designer (Volunteer) Yayasan Usaha Mulia (YUM),
Photographer (Volunteer) at Kelas Inspirasi Depok II by Yayasan Indonesia Mengajar, 2014Material and Book Output Teamat Architecture UI Wakatobi Excursion, 2014Volunteer at Festival Gerakan Indonesia Mengajar, 2013Treasurer (Donatur Coordinator) at AFAIR(Architecture [UI] Fair), 2014Staff of Educational Field (Coordinator of Design Competiton’s Sharing), Ikatan Mahasiswa Arsitektur, 2012Decoration Team at Angsana Prabala Showcase forCulture Mission, BKST FTUI, 2012Creative Team (Invitation and Souvenir) at PSB Arsitektur, 2012Exhibition Team, Interior Architecture Exhibition, 2010
at 2015
Campus Activities
Participant of Furniture Exhibition, UI, 2013Participant of Furniture Workshop, UI, 2013Participant at Temu Karya Mahasiswa Desain Interior Indonesia XI, Solo, 2013Participant of Jakarta 32°C Exhibition, National GalleryJakarta, 2012Paper Presenter (on Team) at ICSTD Bali, 2012Participant of ARCASIA Student Jamboree, Bali, 2012
CV Ana Fitriyani
CONTENTS
F U R N I T U R E DESIGN: R.E.D
3D WORKS
PRATAMA HOUSE01
0203
TWISTER
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INDONESIA’S ART & CRAFT CENTER
BACKDROP DESIGN
BOOK
PHOTOGRAPY
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ACADEMICS
PROGASIK: COMMUNITY PROJECT
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RESEARCH
PUCUK REBUNG LAMP
HAPPY FIT DESK
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COMPETITIONS OTHERS
PRATAMA HOUSE
This project from Interior ArchitectureStudio 2 let us to design space for a family or a core social group.
A family consists of 5 people are living in this house. They love travelling, especially to the mountain, and doing communal activities that bring them into a challenging yet
Spaces in this house try to remind them every single memories they made by t rave l l ing toge ther.
In order to keep close with nature, this house has many opening with a grass yard of the centre. The first flooris a communal space where they c a n g a t h e r a n d s h a r i n gactivities, where the second floor is
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INDIVIDUAL PROJECTINTERIOR ARCHITECTURE DESIGN STUDIO 22012
Pratama House Ana Fitriyani
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more private.
playful experience.
T IS UW T T EB
An intervention in a public transit space,Depok Lama train station, presents anew meaning into the station platformwith the presence of a point of interest.
‘Point of interest’ idea come as the issueof the site which is static and created aphenomena called absent minded.
This intervention can transform into so-mething useful because it can beused to sit or lean the body, especiallyat the rush hour when the otherplatform facilities might less acomodative.
One of the new meanings is by reusingmineral water bottle. It is easy to find andcan be used to make people aware abouteco-friendly lifestyle. These bottles, especially on the seat part, are filledwith water to make the whole structurestronger. The water could also givescool and soft effect.
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TEAM PROJECTPUBLIC TRANSIT SPACE PROJECTURBAN INTERIOR INTERVENTIONINTERIOR ARCHITECTURE DESIGN STUDIO 4, 2013
ISSUE:vacant condition while
waiting for the train or
static condition while
coming after took the train
DEPOK LAMATRAIN STATION:
not only as a destination,
but also as atransit stationfrom Jakarta
orfrom Tangerang
to Bogor
INTERVENTION IDEA:creating a condition that is not static;presenting point of interest with some-thing memorable at transit platform
TRAN FORSPE TACL
S MINGC E
sit &
lean o
n
Twist Tube Ana Fitriyani
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THE PROCESS
Clean the recycleof mineral bottles600 ml
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TRAN FORSPE TACL
S MINGC E
Tied the bottles withwire (1 - 0.5 mm)
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Filled the bottles whichare used as seat with water
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Paint the bottom surface of the bottles with white & primary color
TE
UB
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Arrange all ofthe components
4Point of InterestWord to “see”Something to show
Flow Gradual change
Easily change
Fluid Substance which has the ability to flow
FORM
TwistThings that easyto change the shapeContinue rhythm
Transformationof function
Can be usedto sit and lean on
TWIST
Twist Column
The columnas if transform
Eye Catching
Form Color
Psychologyof Color
Colorful
Happy
Pattern
Stimulatepeople tothink of theform ofthe pattern
TIS
WT
Twist Tube Ana Fitriyani
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SENSE
THE CONCEPT
INDONESIA’S ART & CRAFT CENTER03INDIVIDUAL PROJECTINTERIOR ARCHITECTURE DESIGN STUDIO 5 2013
The aim of this project was to re-introduce Tjipta Niaga building to all ofclass of residents with a new image which is memorable, stick in memoryof everyone who have visited Jakarta Old Town. This place is consideredas a mus t -be -v i s i t ed p lace w i th t he v i s i t o rs o f O ld Town .The memorable journey of this building has a theme: Exploring IndonesianArt and Craft, where the visitors can see the making process of Indonesia’scraft and try to make it by themselves, capturing journey moments through3D digital photobooth with changable background, with the priority tointroduce Indonesia’s art and craft product. An intervention has made byre-program the space circulation where the visitpr could experience the completejourney about Indonesia’s art and craft.
Indonesia’s Art & Craft Center Ana Fitriyani
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FIRST FLOOR
SECOND FLOOR
FORM
a fuse between space quality from the grids (can be seen from floor plan) and column ornament
rows of Tjipta Niaga building
form gives the shapeof room circulation andfurniture (as a mediato display retail product
It is a project designing a furniture that canaccomodate activities in Lobby K, Facultyof Engineering, Universitas Indonesia.
The issues are the lobby’s users who haveproblems, such as wi-fi user with laptop, and the image of this lobby which is lessrepresentative because of the students wholike to sit on the floor while doing their tasks.
This furniture aims to improve the way LobbyK users sit with simple and efficient design.Beside that, hopefully it makes the lobbymore representative with the new imaget h r o u g h t h e i n n o v a t i v e d e s i g n .
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TEAM PROJECTFURNITURE DESIGN FINAL PROJECT2013 ISSUE
The final design presents a furniture with thesleek and slim design. It shows a new imageof Lobby K, from rigid and colorless, intosomething that brings a new point of interestfrom its bright color. Polycarbonate waschoosen as the material because it can becleaned easily and represents sleek image.
MATERIAL
FURNITURE DESIGN: R.E.D.
Furniture Design: R.E.D. Ana Fitriyani
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HAPPY FIT DESK
While studying or doing a task on a table for a long time,temporary we get our body stiff because of the static position.Painful of our muscles after overuse or weariness can makeour work performance less optimum and not efficient.Nowadays, there is no working table equipped with chair that can make working activity more enjoyable and less tiring.
Happy Fit designed as a simple solution to make working ontable more efficient. With this product, light exercise such aspedaling, streighten foot, and stretching waist can be done while working. We can also have a different view by rotatingthe chair, so the boredom can be prevented. All those light exercise are to decrease weariness and give more fun andm o r e h e a l t h y w o r k i n g a c t i v i t y .
Happy Fit consists of some parts and uses recycle material(such as the bike frame). The bike frame is being modificated(by detached the wheel) and is used as the main part ofthe furniture. The seat has been changed into rotating chairequipped with foam and back support. Circle board as tableis installed to place the book or laptop. The front part is equipped with storage. The bike paddle still exist. The backof the down part is equipped with wheel which is possibleto move and rotate the furniture. Meanwhile, the front ofthe down part is a stable base equipped with rubber.
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Video link: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BLHB-DCZvwA
Publication:http://enjinianusantara.com/pengumuman-pemenang-tahap-1-lipen-2014
Chair with ergonomic cushion for users
POLYURETHANE FOAM + OSCAR LEATHER
PLYWOOD + HPL
Woven poly-olefinupholstery fabric
or oscar leather Polyurethanefoam
ALUMUNIUM
PLYWOOD + HPL
IRON PIPE
TEXTURED METAL
WHEELCASTER
Storage, used forimportant stuffs such as stationaries, books, etc
Equipped with rubberon the base to avoidslippery
There are two foot pedestals,which are upside and downside. These foot pedestals are used for straighten and bend foot.
it makes the chair rotating 360 degree easily to the table
This pedal is good for the user’s motoric. Based on a research, biking (pedaling) can bring happy effect. So, it can be asimple exercise that can be done while working.
a pivot under the chair can makeit rotating, so it will be easy to doan exercise and stretch the waist
Multilayer structure, consist of the settled oneand the rotating one (up to 360 degree). Inmakes the user’s position more flexible andgives a “happy effect”. Beside that, the user’sview can be varied without moving (just byrotating the chair to the pivot). So, it can beless boring while working.
NORMAL POSITION STRAIGHTEN LEGS STRETCHING WAIST PEDALING ROTATING 360 DEGREE
TOP 10 TEAM IN HOME PRODUCT CATEGORYENJINIA NUSANTARA INNOVATION PRODUCT COMPETITION, 2014
138 cm
SIDE VIEW FRONT VIEWBACK VIEW UP VIEW
Happy Fit Desk Ana Fitriyani
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background: freepik.com
PUCUK REBUNG LAMP06
Publication link: http://palapaproject.com/contestant/index/60http://www.facebook.com/media/set/?set=a.526409434178927.1073741866.163871933766014&type=3
TOP 30 TEAM (ELECTRICAL/ LIGHTING PRODUCT)PALAPA CREATIVE PROJECT BY PPI UK, 2015
Pucuk Rebung lamp can be used as table lamp (beside bed) or to provide some kind of activities at a room in home that needs to stimulate a calm and warm ambient, for example in the living room. This product targets to young and adult urban society who appreciate traditional culture value.
Pucuk Rebung lamp combines one of Indonesia’s Batik patterns (Batik Betawi) with tapestry method (one of weaving methods that comes from Europe). This ambient lamp was designed to project shadow of Batik Betawi’s initial pattern: Pucuk Rebung (tumpal). Pucuk Rebung is batik pesisir typical that illustrates bamboo stem bud. This Pucuk Rebung pattern is installed in a triangle wood module frame which is made by weaving tapestry method. Pucuk Rebung lamp combines the shape of triangle modules which forms octahedron. Not each triangle module is filled by tapestry, so the shadow of Batik Betawi’s initial pattern (tumpal) could be projected.
If we turn on the lamp, it will shows the shadows of pucuk rebung pattern (one of Betawi’s batik pattern). It could give certain nuance for the room such as relax, calm, and warmth from its dim light.
Batik BetawiPucuk Rebung
Pattern (tumpal)trace the pattern form exploration
(2 dimensional & 3 dimensional)
F O R M EXPLORATION
OCTAHEDRON = the choosen form (most representative as ‘pucuk’ form)
weaving pattern(tapestry)
lamp’s form (pucuk/bamboo’s stem bud)
Pucuk Rebung Lamp Ana Fitriyani
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holes(distance
1 cm)
1 m
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THE MAKING PROCESS
tapestry weaving
installthe
module
Exhibited in Lighthouse, Glasgow, United Kingdom (19 September 2015)
make 24 modules
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the base to install the bulb
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campor ormahoganywood
the weft (horizontal) threads:red and yellow wools
the warp(vertical) threads:
brown wool
pucuk rebung lamp
cooperate with local carpenter
Pucuk Rebung Lamp Ana Fitriyani
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PROGASIK: COMMUNITY-BASED PROJECT
07Progasik: Community Project Ana Fitriyani
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TEAM PROJECTEVERYDAY AND ARCHITECTURE CLASS, 2013
It is a community-based design project that facedmany failures in the activity process. Surveys, interviews,workshops; six out of eleven activities has not done asexpected.
However, failure does not mean unsuccessful. Failure byfailure somehow guide the team to another result: research.What things which need attention while communicatingwith a community? How deep is area context shouldbe learned? What is the appropriate way of community-based design method?
FIRSTPLAN
PROGRESSWORKSHOP
SURVEY
INTERVIEW
Questionnaire (Goal: many questionnaires to be filled)
Six out of eleven activities could not accomplish goal
FINALOUTPUT
ACTIVITYEVALUATION’S
TABLE
STUDYMODUL
PROPOSAL
BOOK(on progress)
BLOG:progasik.
blogspot.com
FAILURETAXONOMY’s
DIAGRAM
Join exercise (Goal: get the chance to have a chat)
Making flower pot
(Goal: the mothers interest to join)Introducing vertical farming
(Goal: people get interest and involve)Drawing the ideal yard(Goal: knowing children’s imagination)
A community-based design project located in Srengseng Sawah, South Jakarta.
The issue that was choosen is the problem of how TOGA program did not running optimally.
C o n t a i n e v a l u a t i o n i n
each activity. Target, execution
process, and goal achievement Contains table and visual aid.
Those will be given to KB Raisya’s
teacher as suggestion of study
material about plants in interactive
way
Mapp ing fau l t po in tstha t happened wh i lethe progress were going on
Bundle of recordabout our project
Contains documentation of all
progress, analysis result, and
recommendation
Quiz of identificating vegetables, fruits, and flowers
(Goal: Finding how far is children’s knowledge)
Mapping wasteland (Goal: get the data)
Mapping KB Raisya (Goal: get the data)
Discussing with the head of PKK(Goal: get the information)
Progasik: Community Project Ana Fitriyani
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Quiz: Favorite Toys
(Goal: Approaching and knowing
children’s favorite)
Planting Simulation
(Goal: Transfering knowledge and find how will they react)
Press ca rboa rd ’s su r f aceto make it flatter and more flexible(mouldable)
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BACKDROP DESIGN
Thousand leaves grow upon the branches is a hope for the millions of people who live in this earth. Unfortunately, humans can not cherish its existence and do not preserve them well. Leaf figures fulfill this artwork, but it will never enough as long as they are not the natura l , but the ar t i f i c ia l one.
Have you ever imagined those artificial leaves might be the only one which could remain instead of the natural one?
( e x h i b i t e d i n J a k a r t a 3 2 ° C , N a t i o n a l G a l l e r y J a k a r t a , from 22 September - 8 October 2012)
Material: Cardboard
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TeamShowcase for BKST (Engineering Student’sArt Association) Culture Mission to Portugal, Usmar Ismail Hall, Jakarta2012
Make patterns on a plywood. Fill the flexiblecardboard into the-leaf-shape parts, and theregular cardboard cutting into the background.
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THE PROCESS
Backdrop Design Ana Fitriyani
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BOOK
I was in charged in material and book output team of Architecture Excursion to Wakatobi. This book was aboutour team who were experience living in SamaBahari Village, the place where Bajau (or Bajo) ethnic grouplive. We did some researches about their unusual way ofliving as they built their own houses and villages floatingon the sea.The tagline of this book was “Tanah airku, airtanahku”, which means that the ocean was their ‘land’ wherethey live and dwell, whereas the land (where normal peoplelive and build homes) was just like water for normal people(where normal people didn’t live and dwell here).
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TeamArchitecture Student’s Excursion to Wakatobi(published in 2013)
Photos & Sketch: Documentation of Excursion to Wakatobi Team, Department of Architecture, Universitas Indonesia, 2013
Book Ana Fitriyani
09The Book Cover
PHOTOGRAPHY
These are selected photos which were taken w h e n I v o l u n t a r i l y p a r t i c i p a t e d i nKelas Inspirasi Depok II (Inspiration Class) as photographer. Inspiration Class is an eventheld by Yayasan Indonesia Mengajar thatconduct in one day. Professional from variousbackground can participate by teachingelementary school’s students, introducing theirjob, not afraid of dreaming about their future, and giving them motivations through variouskind of teaching method they brought.
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IndividualKelas Inspirasi Depok II (Inspiration Class)held by Yayasan Indonesia Mengajar2014
All photos were documented by me
Photography Ana Fitriyani
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Ana Fitriyani
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3D WORKS113D Works
IndividualFinal Project of Fine Art ClassTitle: Childhood Memories, 2010
Old memories, happy memories, sweet memories. Thosewhich happened on the past tend to be kept inside our mind,or some of us will let those written on personal notes.The past relates with time and space. The past that was sofar away to be reached. The time that brings out thei m a g e o f p e o p l e a n d t h e p l a c e s b a c k t h e n .
Someone missed his childhood memories so much.He missed the time when he was playing around the yardunder the big tree. The air, the sound of her friends playing,the bright sun, the beautiful sky filled with some kites.Those memor ies popped ou t f r om h i s no tes . I twould only stay on the diary because they were no longer existed.
Material: Wire, aluminum, wool, paper, paint
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