Designing
Projects
Projects in DWT are documentation and reflection on completed design works. Each project is not merely a visual portfolio — it is a record of a design proposition tested in real conditions. Projects are read through the F–B–M lens: how the relations of Function, Form, and Meaning operate in every spatial decision.
Reading Lens
Function — Form — Meaning
Each project in DWT is read and presented through the F–B–M lens as a minimum analytical framework. This lens is not an aesthetic template — it is an analytical structure that keeps design reflection grounded in the ontology of architecture.
The biological and orientational needs of inhabitants. Not merely a room program, but how the human body dwells within space.
Physical–spatial configuration: layout, mass, openings, boundaries, and elemental relations that form the enclosure system.
The stability of relations between Function and Form. Meaning emerges when spatial configuration consistently addresses need in a perceptible way.
Relation Diagram
Relational diagram of the F–B–M lens in reading DWT projects
Projects
Residential
Rumah Tinggal di Bandung
2022 · Bandung, Jawa Barat
Eksplorasi relasi ruang terbuka dan privat dalam lahan terbatas melalui mode Integrate.
Public
Pusat Komunitas Lereng Cihanjuang
2023 · Cimahi, Jawa Barat
Pengujian batas tipologi ruang publik di terrain miring melalui mode Push dan Shift.
Adaptive Reuse
Studio Kerja Adaptif
2021 · Bandung, Jawa Barat
Konversi gudang lama menjadi ruang kerja kolaboratif melalui mode Replace.
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Portfolio Download
A collection of project documentation is available for download as part of DWT's intellectual commitment.