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Perancangan Interior Kafe Basket di Surabaya Clarissa Cindy Yossy; Adi Santosa; Anik Rakhmawati
Intra Vol 4, No 2 (2016): Desain Interior 2015/2016
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The enthusiasm towards Basketball is increasing in Surabaya. Sadly Surabaya has limited facilities for Basketball. Therefore, a café with basketball theme, which provides various basketball facilities, is designed to respond that problem. The café is designed to bring the atmosphere of basketball arena inside the room. The facilities provided are adapted from some facilities that existed in Basketball arena, so that visitors can experience the basketball arena while inside the café. The Interior Design of Basketball Café in Surabaya will be able to accommodate people’s needs in Surabaya, which are a place to deliver their hobby toward basketball as well as gaining some knowledge about Basketball. Visitors can enjoy basketball matches through a screen provided inside the café. They also can do basketball in the court, which also provided by the café. Visitors can also enjoy VIP facilities and purchase basketball accessories at the store.
Redesign Interior Rumah Bahasa dan Tourist Information Center Marietta Vincensia; Yusita Kusumarini; Anik Rakhmawati
Intra Vol 6, No 2 (2018): Desain Interior 2017/2018
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Rumah Bahasa and Tourist Information Center is a program of Surabaya city government. The government facilitates free education programs to prepare the ASEAN Free Trade Area (AFTA) and the ASEAN Economic Community (AEC). Rumah Bahasa and Tourist Information Center needs designed interior to maximalize space based on their activities and needs. The designer used stages of design thinking methods to simpifly analysis and design processes. Educative and communicative concept brings out the design theme, Jendela Dunia. This interior design serves fluent information and education activity by providing classroom, exhibition area, library and tourist information center. The design result creates linear space circulation with supportive atmosphere for information service and education activity.
Identifikasi Penerapan Biophilic Design pada Interior Rumah Sakit Raden Roro Monica Synthia Permata Dewi; Yusita Kusumarini; Anik Rakhmawati
Intra Vol 6, No 2 (2018): Desain Interior 2017/2018
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Hospital is one of essential aspects in the scope of people’s health. Hospital design often makes patient feeling anxiety and uncomfortable because of the hospital’s atmosphere that seems gripping and creepy. The atmosphere of hospital design impacts patient’s psychology and their physical condition. Basically, human has a tendency to stay in touch with nature that could affects their psychology and physical condition positively which is called as biophilia. This led to the use of design approach called biophilic design. Biophilic design has 14 patterns that can be used to create designs that is related with nature. The application of biophilic design in the hospitals is believed to create a healing environment. However, to apply biophilic design to hospitals, we should consider the requirements that must be met for hospital building so as not to risk the patient aand not to support the disease spreading process in the hospital. This study was conducted with the aim to describe what kind of biophilic design pattern that can be applied in hospital interior. The type of research used is qualitative descriptive. The data analysis process resulted in 2 out of 14 biophilic design patterns are not applicable to hospital interiors they are Mystery, Risk & Peril.  12 patterns that can be applied are Visual connection with nature, Non-visual connection with nature, Non-rhytmic stimuli, Thermal and airflow variability, Dynamic and diffuse lighting, Connection with natural system, Biomorphic forms and patterns, Complexity and Order, Prospect and Refuge.
Penerapan Universal Design dalam Interior Panti Werdha di Bogor Dwitiya Ken Saraswati; Stephanus Pantja Honggowidjaja; Anik Rakhmawati
Intra Vol 7, No 2 (2019): Desain Interior 2018/2019
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Elderly care is one solution to entrust parents, especially elderly people. However, the name of the nursing home itself is often viewed negatively by the community. Placing elderly people in nursing homes is deemed inappropriate because a child is considered unable to take care of his parents, even though they do it without reason. Along with the development of the times, a child's habit of caring for his parents is increasingly rare, due to a lot of busyness. In addition, it is not uncommon for the elderly to be entrusted to the place at their own discretion. For the elderly, they can be paid more attention to in nursing homes and can socialize with people of their age.This interior design aims to eradicate the stigma of the community towards the Elderly Care itself, which is able to provide optimal service to the elderly including physical, mental, and social development, as well as fulfilling all the needs of the elderly, especially those who get less attention from their own families. This elderly care is designed to provide comfort for the elderly by applying universal designs to their interiors, and also ergonomic furniture. Then it can be useful for many people, especially for the elderly in carrying out their daily activities and their life.
Perancangan Interior Omah Kucing di Surabaya Jenniffer Magdalena; Purnama Esa Dora Tejokeosumo; Anik Rakhmawati
Intra Vol 7, No 2 (2019): Desain Interior 2018/2019
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The growing population of cats in Surabaya and throughout Indonesia, has the potential to spread zoonotic diseases (transmitted from human to animal or vice versa). Based on the above problems, the design of a cat center for wild cats named Omah Kucing which will consist of cat shelter, cat clinic, and cat café. The design method used is the method of design thinking. The results of this design is, a place called “Omah Kucing” with the concept of a whimsical house which means a unique and strange house where the author will apply a fun and playful theme where design can enhance interaction between cats and humans so that visitors can be interested and know more again about the characteristics and uniqueness of cats.
Implementasi Konsep Taman Baca Dalam Redesain Interior Perpustakaan Umum Sebagai Sarana Edukasi Dan Rekreasi Di Kota Surabaya Rebecca Phylicia Subagio; Diana Thamrin; Anik Rakhmawati
Intra Vol 6, No 2 (2018): Desain Interior 2017/2018
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Public library is a public facility provided by the government to educate society in literacy through reading. In fact, literacy rating and reading interest of many people is relatively low, especially in Surabaya. The unattractive interior library becomes one of the causes of those issues. The purpose of this library design is to emphasize the recreational function of a library. Besides increasing people reading interest, a new library design can be a place for people relieving and relaxing. The design methods adapt three stages of design thinking: inspiration, ideation, and implementation. The first stage, inspiration (emphasize, observe and POV), is a basic method that employs emphatic-design approach, where designer acts as a library user, looking at the problems from user’s point of view. The Ideation stage (ideate, prototype, test, and research) is the stage for the design development. The final stage, implementation,  is the final execution of the design in various media and platforms. The design result is a public library as ‘reading park’, which incorporate natural elements into the interior space and make the library as a fun place to visit. Therefore, the public library can run it function as educational and recreational facilities, and increase the reading and literacy interest in society.
Perancangan Compact Furnitur untuk Penghuni Rumah Susun di Surabaya Bertaria Alvionita; Adi Santosa; Anik Rakhmawati
Intra Vol 4, No 2 (2016): Desain Interior 2015/2016
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One of the government's effort concerning healthy living and healthy is by developing flat house for the community. To support resident's activities, each of the resident need to do a good spatial planning. These planning could be supported by selecting efficient storage so that the goods owned can be arranged neatly and easy to find. Storage selection also serves to avoid the intended room look cramped and unclean. ―The Simplicity of Compact‖ is the concept shown on this design paper. The appropriate storage system for flat house is called compact furniture, in which there will be some furniture put into 1 furnishing. Compact on the design is meant for both of storage terms and also the shape of the furniture. It is intended that once the furniture used, it can be immediately be stored back into the furnishings. The purpose will be to make the room more spacious, because not many items scattered around. The design applied to the furnishing also using a modular system which meant that it can be purchased separately (installment) according to the user needs. Furniture's simplicity is applied for color, material, finishing and construction used to design the furniture. Furnishing with compact systems design is suitable for the ever modest flat house. As the design’s purpose is to make the room looked more spacious, cleaner and importantly it is designed for flat house residents to take out the intended furniture when needed.
Re-Design Klinik Bersalin “Bidan Jeanne” di Kota Depok Jawa Barat Nindya Ayu Widyanugrah; Yusita Kusumarini; Anik Rakhmawati
Intra Vol 6, No 2 (2018): Desain Interior 2017/2018
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Maternity Clinic is a place that provides professional services related to pregnancy, ranging from control of uterus, childbirth, consultation, pregnancy exercise, to postpartum control. The design of maternity clinics with homey concept so that patients do not feel tense and feel comfortable. The maternity clinic "Midwife Jeanne" has not implemented the ideal design yet lacks a comfortable interior ambience, lack of concepts, ambience and good circulation despite having stood for 32 years. The formulation of the problem is how to design the interior of the maternity midwife clinics that can create space facilities that support the needs of patients from before delivery until after childbirth? The method used is the design stage design thinking, data collection methods, data processing methods, and methods of data analysis. Design thinking method using 7 stages of understanding, observe, point of view, ideate, prototype, test, Implement. The homey theme is expected to create a design atmosphere that supports the needs of patients before and after childbirth. The design of the maternity clinic is equipped with yoga facilities, salon, cafeteria, and breastfeeding room.
Perancangan Interior Gedung Teater pada Pengembangan Kompleks Taman Budaya Jawa Timur di Surabaya Thio, James; Yusita Kusumarini; Anik Rakhmawati
Intra Vol 6, No 2 (2018): Desain Interior 2017/2018
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Surabaya is the capital of East Java province that has unique culture and art. Arts such as ludruk, ketoprak, kentrung, wayang wong, janger and darmawulan become famous nowadays. The East Java theater building in Surabaya needs a design that attracts public to watch art performances. By applying a design that has a not-too-large capacity, it is expected to be an appropriate facility for the show and the audience. The design problem is how to design a theater that applies modern technology to invite the public appreciating the theater art, especially young people.The method used is the stages of design thinking including understanding, observe, point of view, ideate, prototype, test, implementation. Theater design with a touch of technology is expected to attract young people. The technology is an interactive floor used on stage. The screen on the floor can move when the sensor catches motion. In the lobby, there are information facilities about ludruk art and others.
Kajian Indoor Air Quality pada Rumah Tradisional Baileo Pegunungan di Seram Bagian Barat, Maluku Felicia Jane Thendean; Purnama Esa Dora Tejokeosumo; Anik Rakhmawati
Intra Vol 7, No 2 (2019): Desain Interior 2018/2019
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Indoor Air Quality (IAQ) is an aspect that greatly affects the health and comfort of room users. Indoor Air Quality (IAQ) is influenced by physical factors (temperature, air humidity and air velocity) and chemical factors in the form of substances such as HCHO and TVOC in the air. Indoor Air Quality (IAQ) has actually been applied since a long time ago in traditional buildings such as Baileo . The study used a comparative quantitative method on Baileo in the mountainous area with the aim of reviewing and comparing Indoor Air Quality (IAQ) on Baileo and building formations to materials used as references in future designs. Indoor Air Quality (IAQ) in mountain Baileo in West Seram is good where temperature, air humidity, air velocity and TVOC and HCHO substances in the room do not exceed the threshold value (NAB) which adversely affects the health and safety of room users.
Co-Authors Adi Santosa Bertaria Alvionita Clarissa Cindy Yossy Diana Thamrin Dwitiya Ken Saraswati Felicia Jane Thendean Jenniffer Magdalena Lyvia Tjiasmanto Marietta Vincensia Nindya Ayu Widyanugrah Purnama Esa Dora Tedjokoesoemo Purnama Esa Dora Tejokeosumo Raden Roro Monica Synthia Permata Dewi Rebecca Phylicia Subagio Stephanus Pantja Honggowidjaja Thio, James Yusita Kusumarini