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Perancangan Interior Showroom Mobil Mitsubishi Di Surabaya Jap Jimmy Susanto; Filipus Priyo Suprobo
Intra Vol 5, No 2 (2017): Desain Interior 2016/ 2017
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The current four-wheeled Mitsubishi vehicles from japan are less know by the citizens in Surabaya. One of the reasons is the existence of many other car brands that are more popular and the monotonous design of the interior showroom.The influence also led to a decrease in sales of Mitsubishi showroom. To resolve this problem required a design that is different from the other four-wheeled vehicle brands is required. Interior design showroom Mitshubishi in Surabaya presents futuristic design style that is combined with GEO OPENERS concept that will make a difference and is unique in Surabaya.Transparent material is mostly used in public areas for visitors to make it look more open spaced, and comfortable for visitors and staffs. Mitsubishi showroom design begins with the creation of Programming obtained from survey results and interviews directly to the owner of the branch manager of the showroom, then continued with the creation of schematic and final design, followed by the creation of schematic design, and later continued with the creation of the final design.
Perancangan Elemen Interior Musikal Sherly Widyawati; Yusita Kusumarini; filipus priyo suprobo
Intra Vol 2, No 2 (2014): Desain Interior 2013/2014
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Musical Interior Element is an interior element which function  is combined with the function of musical instruments. The Interior elements consist of flooring, wall, ceiling and other object, such as furniture. Musical interior elements aims to propose a non-visual aspects of the interior elements of sound that is produced by the material. The target of this musical is for all ages which make the design easy to play, therefore musical interior designed with a simple form that is easy to play. To convey what it is not enough musical interior elements designed on paper only because the author uses a 1:1 prototype. The design method used is the method of experiment and research on related objects, namely the interior elements and musical instruments to get the opportunities or possibilities of any interior elements that can be combined with the function of musical instruments.
Relasi antara Kepercayaan dan Hunian Masyarakat Jawa di Kediri Jawa Timur Meylinda Meylinda; Lintu Tulistyantoro; Filipus Priyo Suprobo
Intra Vol 6, No 2 (2018): Desain Interior 2017/2018
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Kediri is a city affected by mataraman culture. It can be observed from the kejawen belief that is still embraced by the Java community in Kediri, for example is the people who live in the village of Sumberbendo, Semanding, and Pehwetan. Kejawen belief is closely related to the concept of macapat mancalima, there is always be a central which coordinate everything. The main goal of this belief is to get the balance. Kejawen's beliefs become a cornerstone of life for the Javanese who live in these villages. Trust is also expressed through their occupancy, for example in terms of space organization, residential expansion, zoning, and also the hierarchy of space (sacred-profane). The research method used is descriptive qualitative research with ethnography approach. This study were taken ten samples consisting of three districts in Kediri namely, district Pare (Sumberbendo Village), Pagu (Semanding Village), and Papar (Pehwetan Village).                There is a strong relationship between the beliefs and the dwelling of Javanese community in Kediri East Java, especially in the three villages that become the research sample. Embodied through ritual activity and life cycle that occurs in the omah. All rituals carried out by Sumberbendo, Semanding, and Pehwetan communities are closely related to obtaining salvation and tranquility which means the balance between man and God, man with nature, man with other human beings, and man with himself. Omah is a container to perform these four principles of trust.
Ekplorasi Interior Cafe Bergaya Vintage di Surabaya Marcherita Angelia; Yusita Kusumarini; filipus priyo suprobo
Intra Vol 2, No 2 (2014): Desain Interior 2013/2014
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This study was conducted to determine the style of design information and applied scientific of Vintage style on interior of the cafe in Surabaya object as an object of research and publications. The method used is descriptive qualitative triangulation techniques supported by collecting multiple sources of scientific and popular literature to find a sense of style Vintage design. The results of this study found scientific sense style Vintage design and applied of Vintage style to  interior cafe in Surabaya, then publishes reportage Vintage style cafe interior with popular books and mini movies as a means of education and information regarding the style Vintage design and applied to the interior of the cafe in Surabaya.
Eksplorasi Kulit Sisa Industri Untuk Elemen Interior Stephano Khristoforus Winarto; Yusita Kusumarini; Filipus Priyo Suprobo
Intra Vol 7, No 2 (2019): Desain Interior 2018/2019
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Leather has been used by human since ancient times. Its size and shape are depend on the animal. This differences in shape and size produce a lot of waste. This waste, by the industries that produced it are being thrown away because they did not have time to re-use it. This research aim to look for potential in leather waste from industries for interior element so the waste did not thrown away but get re-used to make a new product. By doing some experiment with leather waste using various techniques it can be concluded that leather waste has potential for interior element if treated correctly and with the right technique.
Perancangan Interior Souvenir Shop Berbasis Human Centered Design Di Ekowisata Mangrove Surabaya Melissa Oka; mariana wibowo; filipus priyo suprobo
Intra Vol 3, No 2 (2015): Desain Interior 2014/2015
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The design of commercial facilities in the form of a souvenir shop in Mangrove Ecotourism Surabaya is designed to support Surabaya city’s government and also the Wonorejo Ecotourism institution in developing the facilities at Mangrove ecotourism wonorejo in order to fulfill the tourist’s needs of particular handicrafts sale of mangrove ecotourism Surabaya and having the education value of mangrove processed goods. The souvenir shop consists of storage room, cashier area, and display area. The design process based on Human Centered Design. The concept used in this design is fusing the 2 concepts of Mangrove ecoutourism surabaya, which are eco-friendly and the concept of Griya Karya Tiara Kusuma’s storytelling waste recycle, resulting in the usage of the word “identity”. The concept of “identity” will be applied in three themes or interior-exterior ambience, which are indonesian style, boat, and tree. Aside from the ambience, “identity” will also be applied on furniture that adjust each of their identities. The style used in the concept “identity” is vernacular. The result creates a traditional ambience that compliment the surrounding condition of mangrove ecotourism surabaya, so the tourist’s need of souvenir shop facility is fulfilled.
Perancangan Elemen Interior Musikal Sherly Widyawati; Yusita Kusumarini; filipus priyo suprobo
Intra Vol 2, No 2 (2014): Desain Interior 2013/2014
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Musical Interior Elements are the Interior elements which its function combined with the function of musical instruments. The Interior elements is include floor, wall, ceiling and the element inside it such as furniture. Musical interior elements aims to propose a non-visual aspects of the interior elements of the sound that is produced by the material. The target of this musical is all ages so the design must be easy to play, therefore musical interior designed with a simple form that is easy to play. To convey what it is not enough musical interior elements designed on paper only because the author uses a 1:1 prototype. The design method used is the method of experiment and research on related objects, namely the interior elements and musical instruments to get the opportunities or possibilities of any interior elements that can be combined with the function of musical instruments.
Perancangan Small Private Space pada Ruang Interior Perpustakaan Universitas Kristen Petra Ferawati Chandra; Yusita Kusumarini; filipus priyo suprobo
Intra Vol 2, No 2 (2014): Desain Interior 2013/2014
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Flatpack furniture is disassembly furniture  and ready to be used with thin parts such as multiplex, scrap metal, cardboard, and so then packaged neatly and facilitate the delivery, this furniture was introduced in 1951 by Erie J. Sauder.In library room needed a private space especially for the readers, but it should be noted that library have a limited space.With efficient application of  Flatpack makes it easy to be included and be moved to the library room is quite limited.
Perancangan Produk Interior Kelas Premium Dengan Pengembangan Kreativitas Upcycling Kayu Bekas Peti Kemas William Vijadhammo Lumintan; Yusita Kusumarini; Filipus Priyo Suprobo
Intra Vol 7, No 2 (2019): Desain Interior 2018/2019
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Port of Tanjung Perak which located at Surabaya became the import-export trading center in East Java. Hence the cargo container can be seen pilling up in North Surabaya. This event was directly proportional to the pilling up of ex-container wood. If this happen often, then the amount of ex-container wood would be pilling up, weathered until broken, and eventually become city trash. Whereas if it’s reviewed again, ex-container wood had hidden potentials. This research aims to understand the characteristics, treatment, and processing technique of ex-container wood, then re-use the ex-container wood with creative development of its potential. Design process done using design thinking methods, which is: inspiration (empathize, understand, define), ideation (ideate, prototype, test), and implementation (storytelling, pilot, business model). The result of this design were 4 design sets of interior products which consist of stool, side table, bench, and coffee table, 3 sets of exhibition booth design, 1 set of product and booth realization, company brand and its advertising media. This project proved that ex-container wood can actually be used again using upcycling technic, with creative development of its potential, and became premium class interior product.
Eksperimen Potensi Kain Serat Pisang Sebagai Material Produk Pelengkap Interior Eko Prasetyo Kuslambang; Yusita Kusumarini; Filipus Priyo Suprobo
Intra Vol 7, No 2 (2019): Desain Interior 2018/2019
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Indonesia is a large tropical banana producing country. Nearly 50% of Asian banana is produced by Indonesia and its production continues to increase every year. Banana trees has great potential because all parts can be utilized, especially fibers in the midrib. Fronds from abaca banana (in Javanese called klutuk banana) can be woven into sheets of cloth. Bananas fiber in general is used as fashion material and fashion needs. Therefore, researchers are interested in conducting further experiments to look for other potential banana fiber fabrics as an interior complementary product. The experimental method was carried out by characteristic testing and fabric processing before being applied to complementary interior products.The experimental results show that banana fiber fabric with a composition of 50 banana fibers: 50 cotton fibers has the potential to be processed into interior complementary products. Banana fiber fabric needs to be coated with trikot cloth and felt cloth, then sewn with a technique of binding horizontal-vertical fibers. Recommendations for interior complementary products from banana fiber fabrics are backrest and seat stands, accessories, tablecloths, window covers, lamp shades, and partitions.
Co-Authors Adi Santosa Adi Santosa Andarini, Risma Andreas Ricko Wijaya Andung Susan Doko S. Angelina, Natasya Ardani, Melissa Ary Dwi Jatmiko Charles Hartanto Christian, Joshua Cindy Wijaya, Cindy Diana Suteja Eko Prasetyo Kuslambang Fenny Insiana Rustanto Ferawati Chandra Fidelia, Daisy Gavrila Averina Tirtawijaya Hana Rosilawati Ivonne Sugianto Jap Jimmy Susanto Jatmiko, Ary Dwi Jessavi, Kennant E. Josephine, Felicia Joshua Christian Kahuni, Dessy Kianto Kamdhani, Kathleen Eugene Kennant E. Jessavi Kurniawan, Yongky Linda Wong Lintu Tulistyantoro Lisa Agustin Marcherita Angelia Margareta Wietalia Karundeng mariana wibowo Mega Jaya Sari Je Megawati Wijaya, Megawati Melissa Oka Meylinda Meylinda Mulyohardjo, Samuel Yuhan Mulyono, Grace Natali Deviana Sutanto Nikko Aditya Perdana Nina Devinasari Noviani, Risa Tri Paramita, Erly K. Pauline Susanto Pricillia Eka Cristi Purnama Esa Dora Tedjokoesoemo Rhea Griselda Ririn Dina Mutfianti Ririn Dina Mutfianti Rosilawati, Hana Rustanto, Fenny Insiana Ryan Sidharta Pribadi Santoso Santoso, Joshua Alim Setiadarma, Effendi Sherly Setiawan Sherly Widyawati Shirleyana Shirleyana Siswantono, Triyanto Sriti Mayang Sari Stefanny Devi Setiabudi Stephano Khristoforus Winarto Teddy Pintono Tedja, Bryan Gunawan Trifena Magdalena Ane Vania Stella Suryawan Wagiri, Felicia William Vijadhammo Lumintan Yusita Kusumarini Yusita Kusumarini