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darasukmaa200@gmail.com0898 6996 136@darasaprJl.Babakan Tanjung, Baleendah, Bandung, Jawa BaratEducation 2022 - 2026 Universitas Kebangsaan Republik Indonesia S1 - Arsitektur Bandung, Jawa Barat 2019 - 2022 SMA Negeri 1 Baleendah Bandung, Jawa Barat 2016 - 2019 SMP Negeri 1 Pameungpeuk Bandung, Jawa Barat 2009 - 2016 SD Negeri Kulalet 2 Bandung, Jawa Barat Skills Drafting 3D Modeling Rendering Post Production Presentation AutoCad SketchUp D5 Render, Twinmotion, Lumion Photoshop, Canva Canva Advance Advance Advance, Intermediate, Intermediate Intermediate, Advance Advance Interest to Design Concept Development Architectureal Design 3D Modeling 3D Rendering Architectural Visualization Landscape Architectural Interior Architecture Urban Design Project Experience Organization Experience 2023-2025Ikatan Mahasiswa Arsitektur Pradharaana | UKRI Secretary Responsible for organizational administration, activity coordination, and the preparation of documentation and reports. 2023 Sekolah FIMA (Forum Ikatan Mahasiswa Arsitektur) Jawa Barat Commite Secretary Responsible for committee administration, event coordination, and program documentation. 2025PT. Abhipraya Visi Quadrat Architecture Intern 1. Shophouse & Boarding House, Jl. Permana, North Cimahi Preparation of Detailed Engineering Design (DED) and development of architectural working drawings. 2.Health Center, Cimaung, Bandung Regency Development of schematic concepts, floor plans, 3D forms, material selection, and interior design. Exterior and interior rendering. 3.Cottage, Cimaung, Bandung Regency Development of schematic concepts, floor plans, 3D forms, material selection, and interior design. Exterior and interior rendering. 2024PT. Abhipraya Visi Quadrat Architecture Intern EVO PET Factory Project – Palembang Contributed to landscape planning and visualization, including: Selection of vegetation and landscape elements 3D landscape modeling Design rendering and visualization 2025Pratama Construction Drafting Intern 1. Pilgrimage and Cemetery Complex, Pamijahan Development of Detailed Engineering Design (DED). 2025 Community Service Project Architectural Project Mosque Design Contributed to the mosque design through a Community Service Program, including design concept development, 3D modeling, and visualization.About Me. I have a strong interest in architecture and am always eager to learn new things. I believe that continuous learning is essential for developing my skills in design and exploring various architectural approaches. I am a fresh graduate in Architecture with a strong interest in design concepts, landscape architecture, 3D modeling, and architectural visualization. I enjoy exploring ideas and translating them into functional designs that are responsive to context and user needs. Dara Sukma Aprilia Architecture Graduate

Bandung Restorative Hub Final Project | 2026 Highrise Building:Rental Office Architectural Design Studio 5 | 2025 Cottage | Schematic Design Internship Project | 20256Selected Works. Mixed Use:Dormitory & Youth Center Architectural Design Studio 6 | 2025-2026 Re-Design Al-Ukhuwwah Mosque Studio Perancangan Arsitektur 4 | 2024-2025 Health Center | Schematic Design Internship Project | 202512345

01Bandung Restorative Hub: Mental Health Center & Collective LivingF i n a l P r o j e c t

Site2 2 . 5 1 7 m ²Pemukiman WargaPemukiman WargaPemukiman WargaRuang Terbuka Hijau & PegununganSite EnvironmentUnderstanding the Need for Restoration Urban life presents increasingly complex psychological pressures, while access to comfortable, inclusive, and stigma-free recovery environments remains limited. Mental health facilities that tend to be formal and institutional can create psychological distance for the community. Recovery does not end with clinical treatment. Limited community-based aftercare facilities, weak social support, and the risk of social isolation highlight the need for transitional spaces before individuals reintegrate into society. Cisarua offers a different setting through its cool climate, lush vegetation, visual tranquility, and proximity to the West Java Provincial Mental Hospital. These potentials form the basis for the design of Bandung Restorative Hub as a restorative environment that integrates mental health, collective living, and multisensory experiences. Terusan Cisarua–Padalarang Road, Jambudipa, Cisarua, West Bandung Regency, West Java Province, Indonesia.Wall of Overview

Project IssuesUrban Pressure Increased urban activity, demands, and urban life pressures can contribute to declining mental health and psychological quality of life.Mental Health Stigma The stigma surrounding mental health is still strong, making people reluctant to seek treatment and access mental health services.Aftercare Gap Limited community-based aftercare facilities result in an incomplete recovery process after clinical treatment, especially for the general public..Social Isolation Limited social interaction and lack of social support can worsen mental health conditions, while social housing environments still lack integration. Underutilized Natural Potential Cool air, lush vegetation, and a calm atmosphere offer therapeutic potential, but have not yet been fully utilized as part of the recovery environment.

Healing ExperienceA multisensory experience that creates a calm, comfortable environment and supports psychological recovery. Sensory Based Healing Architecture C O N C E P TAn approach that integrates multisensory spatial experiences to support the psychological recovery process. Visual Natural light, views, and vegetation are incorporated to create a calming visual experience. Olfactory Aromatic plants and fresh air provide natural olfactory stimulation that promotes comfort. Auditory The sounds of water, wind, and the natural environment are used to create a calmer spatial atmosphere. Tactile Natural materials and varied textures provide a warm and soothing tactile experience. Thermal Airflow, shade, and sunlight create comfortable and natural thermal conditions.

34The massing process was developed through a series of gradual form transformations, beginning with the basic mass, followed by repetition, subtraction, and deformation. Each stage was adapted to functional requirements, site conditions, and the design approach to create a responsive final form.125 BASIC SHAPE Hasil akhir merupakan transformasi massa yang mempertimbangkan fungsi, konteks tapak, ruang terbuka, dan pengalaman multisensori untuk mendukung lingkungan pemulihan psikologis. REPETITION The basic mass is repeated and arranged into several parts according to functional requirements, spatial capacity, and relationships between activities. Portions of the mass are subtracted to create open spaces, provide separation between buildings, and accommodate areas that support user interaction and activities. Portions of the mass are further reduced to create additional open spaces, establishing visual and spatial connections between the masses. The final result is a mass transformation that considers function, site context, open spaces, and multisensory experiences to support a psychologically restorative environment. SUBTRACTIVE DEFORMATION FINAL FORM

Zoning Hierarchy & MassingKitchenReception & AdministrationSupport FacilitiesCounselingCollective LivingP U B L I C S E M I P U B L I C S E M I P R I V A T E P R I V A T E S E R V I C E The masses and spaces are organized according to a hierarchy of privacy and activity intensity, transitioning from active public areas to quieter private spaces. This gradual spatial transition creates a comfortable environment that supports the users’ psychological recovery process.

Spatial ConnectivityThe outdoor spaces are designed to connect the buildings through circulation paths, communal areas, and green spaces that create continuity between activities across the site. SITE PLAN BIRD’S-EYE PERSPECTIVE-Showcasing the relationship between building masses, outdoor spaces, and circulation within the

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ARCHITECTURAL VISUALIZATIONE X T E R I O R & I N T E R I O RSpatial Experience as a Medium for Recovery Spatial experiences are shaped through multisensory elements that create a sense of comfort, calmness, and safety for users. Natural light, vegetation, materials, sounds, aromas, and thermal comfort are integrated to support the psychological recovery process.

Mixed Use: Dormitory & Youth CenterA r c h i t e c t u r a l D e s i g n S t u d i o 602

Site Location | 10.340 m² JJalan Raya Jatinangor, Sayang, Jatinangor, Sumedang Regency, West Java.Site ContextOverview The site is located in the Jatinangor area of Sumedang, which has developed as an educational district with high student activity. The existing conditions surrounding the site provide a basis for understanding the area’s character, accessibility, and potential in the design of the Dormitory & Youth Center.

Residential Density The area surrounding the site is predominantly characterized by relatively dense residential development, resulting in limited open spaces and building setbacks. This condition needs to be addressed through a more organized arrangement of building masses and outdoor spaces.Social Activity Potential The dominance of student activities creates opportunities for social interaction and collective activities. This condition can be developed through communal spaces that support learning, gathering, creative activities, and social interaction.Limited Green Open Space The limited availability of green open spaces around the site reduces the quality of outdoor spaces and environmental balance. This condition presents an opportunity to introduce green areas and open spaces as integral parts of the residential environment.Student Housing Needs As an educational district with high student activity, there is a need for comfortable and safe student housing. The accommodation should also support learning activities, social interaction, and students’ daily needs.Educational District The site is located in Jatinangor, an area strongly characterized by its educational activities and high student presence. This context supports the function of student housing while creating a need for facilities that support daily activities and personal development.Limited Activity Spaces The limited availability of spaces for creative activities, recreation, and social interaction increases the need for shared spaces. Flexible facilities are needed to accommodate a variety of activities for students and youth.Accessibility The site is located along Jalan Raya Jatinangor, one of the main access routes in the area, providing good connectivity to the surrounding environment and convenient access for users and visitors.Challenges

Neo SundaHirup SauyunanStudent HousingEgalitarian DesignCommunal SpaceFilosofiN E OT r a n s f o r m a t i o nSocial Co-Living ArchitectureNeo Sunda is a contemporary reinterpretation of Sundanese culture that adapts its values, spatial philosophy, and visual character into modern architectural typologies. This approach emphasizes a connection with nature, transitional spaces, togetherness, and local expression combined with modern technology and materials. This theme is relevant to the project’s location within the Sundanese cultural region and the educational district of Jatinangor. Therefore, Neo Sunda is presented not merely as an ornament, but as an architectural identity and way of living that responds to contemporary student life.T H E M ET R A D I T I O N A LHirup Sauyunan, meaning living in harmony and supporting one another, reflects ideal Sundanese values: Harmony and Peace: Conflicts are resolved through discussion, fostering harmonious relationships. Egalitarianism: Everyone is regarded as equal within the larger “family.” Mutual Cooperation: Shared responsibilities are carried through collective effort.C O N C E P TDerived from Neo Sunda, Sundanese architecture, and the principle of Hirup Sauyunan, Social Co-Living Architecture serves as a modern architectural translation that integrates these values into a contemporary collective housing system. Social Co-Living Architecture is a modern approach that translates the principles of Neo Sunda and Hirup Sauyunan into a sustainable collective living system. The concept is built upon three main pillars, each corresponding to key Sundanese values and principles. This approach was selected to translate Hirup Sauyunan into a contemporary housing system that responds to the needs of students in Jatinangor, through three main pillars that specifically embody Sundanese values.H O W?C O - L I V I N G S O C I A LEmbodying “Harmony & Egalitarianism” of Hirup SauyunanC O - M A N A G E M E N TImplementing “Mutual Cooperation” of Hirup SauyunanC O - S U S T A I N A B I L I T YRealizing “Harmony with Nature” through Hirup Sauyunan

The mass undergoes leveling to establish the dormitory floors, with the third to f ifth floors undergoing a subtractive transformation to reduce the massing area toward the upper levels.Neo Sunda draws visual inspiration f rom two contrasting yet complementary Sundanese cultural icons.Form Theory & Transformation Rumah Capit Gunting symbolizes the balance between two forces (heaven and earth, male and female). Its form inspires the Dormitory massing, which is designed to be private, calm, and protective, reflecting the need for a peaceful environment for rest and study. Tari Merak symbolizes beauty, f reedom, social dynamism, and youthful spirit. Its movements inspire the Youth Center, which is designed to be public, dynamic, and expressive, supporting creative and interactive student activities.DORMITORYThe Rumah Capit Gunting roof form is adapted through a metaphorical transformation.Between the two dormitory masses, a sky garden and pond are introduced as a separation between the male and female dormitories, while simultaneously creating a connection with nature.YOUTH CENTERThe mass then undergoes a dimensional transformation at its highest point to create a sloping roof form. The mass then undergoes a dimensional transformation at its highest point to create a sloping roof form.The Tari Merak form is adapted through a metaphorical transformation.The mass undergoes a subtractive transformation to separate the functions of the arena and student gallery, followed by an additive transformation for aesthetic purposes, resulting in a higher roof form.Youth Center P U B L I C Dormitory P R I V A T E

DevelopmentSITE PLANSite The integration of massing, circulation, open spaces, and landscape creates a cohesive connection between the Dormitory and Youth Center.

Site Elevation & SectionThe site sections and elevations illustrate the relationship between the building masses, open spaces, and the surrounding environment. The contrasting character and heights of the Dormitory and Youth Center create a dynamic composition, while vegetation and open spaces serve as connecting elements between the buildings, reflecting a harmonious relationship between people, nature, and space.

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High Rise Building: Rental OfficeA r c h i t e c t u r a l D e s i g n S t u d i o 503

Site Context Jl. Jend. Sudirman, Kebayoran Baru District, South Jakarta S i t e | 1 0 . 0 0 0 m ² The Rental Off ice project is located in a strategic area between Jalan Jenderal Sudirman and Jalan Gatot Subroto, South Jakarta, a business and off ice district characterized by high activity intensity. The design aims to provide a modern and comfortable off ice environment that supports the needs of its users.

AnalysisThe area is supported by good accessibility through major roads and public transportation, including MRT and TransJakarta. The presence of green spaces and recreational facilities contributes to a comfortable and integrated work environment. The area’s modern and dynamic character also supports the development of a representative high-rise building. The Jalan Jenderal Sudirman–Jalan Gatot Subroto area in South Jakarta has strong potential as a strategic business and off ice district. Surrounded by off ices, commercial areas, residential developments, government facilities, and recreational spaces, the area creates a high- intensity economic environment that supports the development of a rental off ice.Potential The site has primary access f rom Jalan Jenderal Sudirman and Jalan Gatot Subroto, which are major corridors with high levels of activity and mobility. This condition provides easy access to the site f rom various directions and is supported by the availability of public transportation networks in the surrounding area.AccessibilitySun PathViewNoise The sun moves f rom east to west, causing the eastern and western sides of the site to receive direct solar exposure with higher intensity. This condition has the potential to increase indoor heat gain, particularly in the morning and afternoon. Views f rom the site are predominantly characterized by the urban environment, with surrounding commercial and off ice buildings. At certain elevations, the building has the potential to obtain broader views toward the city skyline and surrounding areas. The highest noise levels come f rom vehicle traff ic along the main roads surrounding the site, particularly during peak activity hours. The sides of the site directly facing the roads experience greater noise exposure compared to those oriented toward the inner areas of the district.

P o d i u mT o w e rBASIC SHAPE The basic form of the massing is a rectangular shape, selected based on the commercial requirements of a rental off ice. This form is commonly used in buildings with linear circulation.SUBTRACTIVE The rectangular mass then undergoes a subtractive transformation using several circular forms, creating organic curves within the building mass. This form is selected to support the building concept of “Harmony,” which represents a fluid and organic architectural expression.LAVELING The mass that has undergone subtraction is then arranged into sloping layers to create a less monotonous and more dynamic composition.BASIC SHAPE The basic form of the massing is a rectangular shape, selected based on the commercial requirements of a rental off ice. This form is commonly used in buildings with linear circulation.SUBTRACTIVE The rectangular mass then undergoes a subtractive transformation using several circular forms, creating organic curves within the building mass. This form is selected to support the building concept of “Harmony,” which represents a fluid and organic architectural expression.LAVELING The mass that has undergone subtraction is then arranged into sloping layers to create a less monotonous and more dynamic composition.ADDITIVE The tower mass is then added above the podium mass to create a unif ied building composition. Linear elements are incorporated into the building façade to create a harmonious and cohesive expression while avoiding a monotonous appearance.FINAL SHAPE The f inal form of the building massing results in a dynamic and harmonious architectural expression, complemented by organic architectural details.Form Transformation

SITE PLANSite Development The site layout is developed by organizing areas according to their functions, circulation, and user needs. The main mass is positioned as the focal point of the site, while the entrance, drop-off, parking, pedestrian paths, and open spaces are arranged to create an orderly and easily understood circulation system. Vehicular and pedestrian circulation are separated to ensure user safety and comfort. Open spaces and landscaped areas are positioned as supporting elements that connect the building with its surroundings while providing transitional spaces before entering the building.

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Re-Design Al-Ukhuwah MosqueA r c h i t e c t u r a l D e s i g n S t u d i o 404

S i t e | 8 . 7 5 0 m ² Jalan Wastukencana, Babakan Ciamis, Bandung, West Java, IndonesiaSite Context The Al-Ukhuwah Mosque Redesign Project is located in an area surrounded by residential neighborhoods and community activities, creating a strong connection with the social life of the surrounding community. The active character of the area, supported by existing buildings and facilities around the site, makes the mosque an integral part of the environment used by the community in their daily activities. The presence of Al-Ukhuwah Mosque is not limited to its function as a place of worship, but also extends to the social activities of the surrounding community. The site’s context within an established urban environment provides a basis for understanding the relationship between the mosque, its users, and the character of the surrounding area.

PotentialAl-Ukhuwah Mosque has strong potential due to its location within an active community environment. Its proximity to residential areas and various surrounding activities provides an opportunity to establish a strong connection with the community while supporting a range of religious and social activities. The presence of open spaces and direct connections with the surrounding environment offers opportunities to create a more open and comfortable mosque atmosphere. The established site and surrounding context also provide an opportunity to strengthen the mosque’s role as both a place of worship and a space for community interaction.Analysis The site of Al-Ukhuwah Mosque is connected to the surrounding road network and community activities. Access to the site supports the movement of both vehicles and pedestrians, particularly during prayer times when activity around the mosque increases. The sun moves f rom east to west, causing the eastern and western sides of the building to receive direct sunlight at higher intensities. This condition becomes one of the environmental factors affecting thermal comfort within the building, particularly in the morning and afternoon. Views f rom the site are predominantly characterized by the built environment and community activities surrounding Al-Ukhuwah Mosque . The proximity of buildings and residential areas creates a local visual character oriented toward the surrounding environment, with open spaces and areas around the mosque forming part of the users’ visual experience. The main sources of noise come f rom vehicle traff ic and community activities around the site. Noise levels may increase at certain times when activity intensif ies, particularly during prayer services and social activities in the surrounding environment. The redesign of Al-Ukhuwah Mosque aims to improve the quality of its functions, comfort, and spatial organization to better support both religious activities and community social activities. The reorganization is intended to optimize spatial relationships, circulation, and supporting facilities according to user needs, enabling the mosque to function more effectively, comfortably, and in harmony with its surrounding environment.

Site DevelopmentSITE PLAN The site development of Al-Ukhuwah Mosque is carried out by organizing the relationship between the building, access, circulation, and open spaces in a more integrated manner. The site layout considers ease of access for users, connectivity between outdoor and indoor areas, and the provision of open spaces that support both religious and social activities. This development aims to create a more organized and comfortable mosque environment with a harmonious relationship to its surrounding context.

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Cottage | Schematic DesignI n t e r n s h i p P r o j e c t05

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Health Center | Schematic DesignI n t e r n s h i p P r o j e c t06

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T h a n k Y o uT h a n k Y o uOpen to new opportunities and collaborations in architecture, with a strong willingness to learn, contribute, and grow in a professional environment.darasukmaa200@gmail.com0898 6996 136@darasaprJl.Babakan Tanjung, Baleendah, Bandung, Jawa Barat