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Intra
Published by Universitas Kristen Petra Surabaya
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Core Subject : Engineering,
Civil Engineering, Building, Construction & Architecture
Intra adalah jurnal mahasiswa Program Studi Desain Interior.
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Implementasi Konsep Timor Pada Perancangan Interior Restoran Timor Di Kota Kupang - Nusa Tenggara Timur Fiorentin Callista Shianto; Ronald Hasudungan Irianto Sitindjak; Linggajaya Suryanata
Intra Vol 5, No 2 (2017): Desain Interior 2016/ 2017
Publisher : Intra

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Local culture as a concept of interior design design is often considered outdated for modern society. In fact, local culture in Indonesia has variety of values and arts. One of the least exposed is the Timor culture originating from Kupang, East Nusa Tenggara. The culture of Timor can be applied to the interior design of the restaurant as one of the business areas with a high number of enthusiasts. This design offers the concept for visitors to enjoy entertainment and socialize while enjoying the food and drinks provided. The restaurant provides food and beverage service that offers an ethnic and artistic atmosphere. With this design, people's point of view of local culture will get better.
Perancangan Mebel Compact Multifungsi untuk Tempat Tinggal Berukuran Kecil Ivi Claudya Kuswara; mariana wibowo
Intra Vol 3, No 2 (2015): Desain Interior 2014/2015
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As the number of landmass available keep decreasing, its rate now grows drastically, causing a huge amount of middle-class society being unable to purchase decent housing. This financial issue tends to embed a mindset in every individual’s mind that buying or building house permanently is an ineffective act. Thus, it will affect the building’s prestige as it is lowered and the aspects of a house are set aside. This statement can be proven by the fact that the resident’s incomes are quite low and the amount of money that can be allocated to purchase building materials are limited. Because of this, apartment’s purchasing rate has increased, especially those with low prices. With limited budget, residents are having a hard time to purchase high quality furniture. Based on that fact alone, a concept of compact and multifunctional furniture capable of fulfilling residents and user’s needs are greatly needed. This concept is refered as “Neutral Chameleon” where furnitures had to reach several qualities such as, economical and ergonomically fulfilled but in the mean time capable of adapting to user’s current layout situation.
Perancangan Rombong Multifungsi untuk Pedagang Kaki Lima Venta Clariza Exstrilia; Grace Mulyono; Frenky Tanaya
Intra Vol 6, No 2 (2018): Desain Interior 2017/2018
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— People lifestyle interested street food is increasing. This can give innovation to the food cart development by providing functions such as tables and chairs that become united with the food cart. In addition, food cart can also be used indoors or outdoors. "Multifunction Food Cart Design for Street Food Sellers" is a universal design so it can be used by anyone who wants to sell food. The design concept of "Form Follows Function" is a design architects, Frank Lloyd Wright. This ideology refers to the design of a design-based element that has decorative function and also contains benefits that can be felt by the food sellers, namely the availability of facilities such as tables and chairs for buyers with a single package system and knockdown system. So the food cart is worth to attract the attention of buyers by giving a touch of uniqueness, lightweight, universal, one package, all in one, and moveable.
Perancangan Cat – Friendly Furniture pada Rumah Tinggal Anita Alexandra
Intra Vol 5, No 2 (2017): Desain Interior 2016/ 2017
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Cat – friendly furniture is a furniture that can accommodate human and their cat daily needs. The design of this furniture based on needs and activity of human and cat while inside the home. Residential Home was selected for design because human and cat spend  many time together there. Beside that, cat likes to spend a lot of its time at home more than playing outside. The design method used is Design Thinking that collect, observe, and analysis facts about user’s needs and activity as foundation when  designing Cat – friendly furniture .The design of this furniture using geometric and arc shape so it will  be safe when used by human and cat. Materials and finishing that used for this furniture is safe for the users. Some part of this furniture can be plug out and plug in so users can easily change that parts.  Cat – friendly furniture can be used for a long time even when the users not having a cat anymore, so the it won’t be negelected.
Perancangan Interior Language Learning Centre di Bali Dinda Tamara Indrawardani; Hedy Constancia Indrani; Purnama Esa Dora Tedjokoesomo
Intra Vol 6, No 2 (2018): Desain Interior 2017/2018
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Nowadays, the number of people interested on learning foreign language is increasing to the demands of globalization that require individuals to equip themselves with more insight in order to compete globally and become potential human resources. In addition, many high school and college students who have great desire to be able to study overseas and even settled there. This has led many non-formal education institutions to offer systems and learning materials as preparation for the community to learn a foreign language. Language Learning Center is a non-formal institution to help provide preparatory education for students and students to be able to communicate well using a foreign language. Presented with recreational educational activities for youth and adults with activity support facilities such as classroom, study hall, library, interview room, recreation room, cafetaria and other supporting facilities. Designed using different color schemes in each area to provide different experience and surprises in the move. This is encouraging users to be more active and enjoy every interaction and activities that occur in each area. Design method using design thinking process consist of (1) Inspiration (Understand, Observe and Point of View), (2) Ideation (Ideate, Prototype, and Test), (3) Implementation (Story Telling, Pilot, and Business Model) . Then the basic design comes from the literature as a reference theory in the design of Language Learning Center.
Implementasi Konsep Exposing the Locality pada Redesain Interior Showroom Furniture “Istana Rotan” di Semarang Geena Giovanna Sunoto
Intra Vol 4, No 2 (2016): Desain Interior 2015/2016
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Rattan is one of Indonesia's wealth and has great potential in the furniture industry. Rattan furniture processed in many small villages, such as in Central Java, there are some villages which cultivate cane then distributed to big cities like Semarang. But in selling the products, rattans are still in a conventional manner that is selling goods on the street, making rattan image decreases. It is necessary for facilities to accommodate the rattan products. One of them is a showroom facility. In Semarang, there is a showroom that sells rattan products, namely “Istana Rotan”. But this showroom has many shortcomings. So that in this interior design, the designer want to redesign the “Istana Rotan” furniture showroom which is a facility that can accommodate rattan products and raise the image of rattan in Semarang. The redesign process is carried out from doing the survey, data exploration, making the concept, schematic, development, presentation drawings and working drawings, as well as the final results presentation as the model and material schemes. The concept raised is "exposing the locality furniture", where the application is more to the protrusion of the products shown. In addition, the use of local materials such as rattan, wood, brick combined with iron. Implementation of the concept of the design is done on a processing element of the interior showroom furniture “Istana Rotan”. In this scheme also introduced conveyor technology system in displaying rattan products.
Perancangan Interior Pusat Informasi dalam Wisata Edukasi Pertanian di Desa Karanglo, Klaten, Jawa Tengah Angela Budihartono
Intra Vol 5, No 2 (2017): Desain Interior 2016/ 2017
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Indonesia is a worldwide recognized agrarian country which has an enormous potential in agriculture sector. Nevertheless, the increasing demand of Indonesian citizens for agricultural products is not followed by great enthusiasm in the respected sector in Indonesia. This, however, might endanger the sustainability of Indonesian agriculture and food self-sufficient. One of the nation-wide largest rice producer in Indonesia is Karanglo Village in Central Java Province.  In this village, a lot of endeavors have been conducted to increase the productivity of paddy planting and further, the sustainability of agriculture sector. Provision of the agriculture educational tourist site's information center  in Karanglo Village can be regarded as one of the most beneficial endeavor to educate and improve citizens' awareness towards agriculture sector in Indonesia. Nonetheless, this information center needs to be well-designed in terms of its interior parts since interior design can underpin and provide better approach on the site's guests.
Implementasi Konsep ‘Reversion' pada Perancangan Interior Organic Living Center di Semarang Vania, Christina; Sitinjak, Ronald Hasudungan Irianto; Suryanata, Linggajaya
Intra Vol 6, No 2 (2018): Desain Interior 2017/2018
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The degradation of environmental conditions and human health nowadays are getting worse, because of an instant lifestyle that leads people to keep using dangerous chemicals and not eco-friendly products. Therefore, organic products become the beneficial solution to enhance both people’s quality of life as well as the environment. People’s awareness towards a healthy and eco-friendlier lifestyle have also been increasing lately, but unfortunately this is not followed with the accessible source of information and organic products. Based on these phenomena, an educative recreational facility is needed to provide education in a fun way, as well as to introduce the variants and benefits of organic products in the market through multisensory experiences. Thus, designer initiated the Organic Living Center in Semarang, where education and information will be delivered through various interactive hands-on activities. The design method stages are: Observe, Define, Ideate, Evaluate, Prototype, Test & Implementation. The design concept called ‘Reversion’ applied by mimicking the characteristics of nature and also focusing on the connection with nature as the implementation of biophilic concept. Moreover, this project aims to generate positive impacts not only for people as consumer, but also support the local producers as a community, and the environment for the sustainability of life in the future.
Perancangan Meja Multifungsi untuk Mahasiswa Desain Interior di Apartemen Tipe Studio Cyndy Anggun Lumakso; Andereas Pandu Setiawan; yohan santoso
Intra Vol 4, No 2 (2016): Desain Interior 2015/2016
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The studio apartments attract many university students, other than as a place that's large enough to house a person, the strategic location makes it convenient for an alternative home. Interior designer is one profession that is much in demand today. Many young people seek to become interior designers as their final level education. Within a limited space of area and variety of activities, interior design students often have difficulty completing their tasks. Therefore, it is necessary to have a multi-functional desk to facilitate all the necessity of an interior design student.
Perancangan Interior Tropical City Garden, Pusat Informasi dan Konservasi Bunga Tropis di Surabaya Pauline Susanto
Intra Vol 5, No 2 (2017): Desain Interior 2016/ 2017
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Indonesia is an archipelagic country in which lives flora, fauna and microbes are very diverse with blessed as one of the most extensive and richest tropical forest of its biodiversity in the world. One of the diversity of Indonesia's natural resources is flora. Various kinds of flora and fauna that live in the forests of Indonesia. The diversity of flora that grows in Indonesia also has a myriad of diversity of benefits, such as foodstuffs, ingredients of medicine, handicraft materials, and the most important is the producer of oxygen and carbon dioxide absorber. However, the biological riches that exist in Indonesia's tropical forests have been damaged, threatened by sustainability and extinction.To conserve tropical forest flora in Indonesia, it is necessary to direct the community to get to know and move in preserving tropical flowers. Therefore, this problem requires a container that is not only for botanists to develop tropical flowers scientifically, but also requires a container that can reach the general public. In this case, educational place of recreation becomes one of the right solutions to see the progress of Surabaya.The design of the interior information center and conservation of tropical flowers has several goals to be achieved. Designers want to present a center of information and conservation of tropical flowers that become a container for botanists and lovers of flora to be able to cultivate tropical flowers. In addition to being a container, designers also want to bring the value of education, recreation, preservation and local content within this conservation center. The value of education and preservation is presented through sophisticated technology programs that are useful also to support the interior. Recreation is featured through existing support facilities to provide visitors with fun, and local content values are presented through Indonesia's tropical rainforest atmosphere. Visitors during the recreation at this conservation center, visitors can see and experiment directly on how the cultivation of tropical flowers. Beginning with direct experiments and some deeper introduction to tropical flowers, people can be interested in hopes and start moving to preserve tropical flowers.

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