Master of Design 2024

Graduating Mid-Year Showcase

Andrew Wijaya

An ambitious and versatile Building Designer with years of experience preparing for schematic design development and architectural working drawings. Eager to apply my skills and experiences to help build sustainable architectural solutions to create better places with purpose.
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Andrew Wijaya, Reasons to Care Antarctic Exhibition

The Reasons to Care Exhibition project aims to create a spatial design that spreads awareness of environmental issues of climate change and how it will impact the planet and the next generations to come. Designing the multi-functional space that brings the message and intention of the organization, while still engaging the visitors and bigger audience. The exhibition space could also be a micro pop-up exhibition that could flexibly accommodate different locations and organizations. Every design element is inspired by the Antarctic fragments. SAEF, the client, provides all the information that surrounds this project about their research in Antarctica.

Andrew Wijaya, Greater Shelter

We believe that everyone deserves a safe and secure place to call home. Greater Shelter is a dedicated nonprofit organization committed to making a difference in the lives of displaced communities affected by disasters. This project collaborates with local communities to establish safe and secure disaster shelters. These shelters not only offer physical protection but also serve as catalysts for rebuilding lives.
Efficient and adequate space is important for the victims to perform daily activities while private spaces are supported while attempting self-recovery. Around the neighborhood of the shelters, a Community Hub is provided, designed to accommodate different communal needs.

Andrew Wijaya, The World War II Exhibition

The World War II Exhibition is a project collaboration with the Multimedia Studio's content of immersive experience and augmented reality. The aim was to design an exhibition that enhanced the virtual components while still providing a welcoming space for the public. The design process considers how the implementation of different sectors of the war will be divided, situate the design contexts, and provide an ambiance that lets the visitors fully experience the multimedia content. Physical and virtual aspects of the exhibition should work together effectively.