BERSUJUD

BERSUJUD

Architect                           : Gayuh Budi Utomo

Project                               : Gazebo

Shortlisted for                   : Housing Project

Located in                         : Madiun, East Java, Indonesia

Joglo dan alur manusia melakukan sholat dipadukan dalam irama bentuk yang akan mengahsilkan sebuah desain yang baru. Perpaduan ide dasar desain tersebut menciptakan sebuah arsitektur kontemporer yang melibatkan antara arsitektur nusantara dengan gerak sholat.

Orang berdiri untuk mendirikan sholat dikaitkan dengan makna atap joglo yang berbentuk normal. Lalu bentuk normal tersebut mengikuti elastisitas gerak tubuh dari orang yang sedang melakukan berdiri hingga gerakan rukuk.

Bentuk bangunan yang awalnya berbentuk joglo mulai berubah menjadi bentuk yang baru. Setelah gerakan rukuk yaitu gerakan sujud yang merupakan titik terendah manusia dihadapan Tuhan Yang Maha Esa. Dengan perwujudan bentuk siluet yang lebih rendah dari bentuk sebelumnya. Duduk Tasyahud akhir merupakan gerakan terakhir dalam gerakan sholat, bentuk elastis kombinasigerak sholat dan bentuk di fase ini. 

Fungsi

Joglo bersujud difungsikan sebagai  sarana dan prasarana untuk pengajar (ustadz/ustadza) untuk mengajarkan ilmu mengaji dan budi pekerti  baik sesuai ajaran agama islam. Bentuk yang dinamis juga sebagai simbol dari keceriaan anak-anak yang akan mengunjungi Joglo bersujud.

GUEST HOUSE

GUEST HOUSE

back to nature

Architect                           : Gayuh Budi Utomo

Project                               : Guest House

Shortlisted for                   : Housing Project

Located in                         : Jl. Tenggilis Mejoyo Surabaya, East Java, Indonesia

Guest House  Mejoyo East Java

Guest House yang terletak di Jl Tenggilis Mejoyo Surabaya ini mampu menghadirkan alam kedalam ruang bangunan. Hunian ini terasa lebih sejuk setelah dibukanya banyak jalur sirkulasi angin (cross ventilation), Meskipun berada di kawasan kota Surabaya yang memiliki suhu panas mencapai 37 derajat  C.

Fungsi atap pada bangunan ini tidak sekedar sebagai ruang bernaung tapi juga selasar. Dengan keterbatasan lahan pun konsep desain ini mampu menampung hingga 12 desain kamar lengkap dengan kamar mandi dalam nya. 

Eksterior

Interior

Komunal Space

Omah Amoh - The Obsolete House

Omah Amoh - The Obsolete House

back to basic of architectural sense

Architect                           : Gayuh Budi Utomo

Project                               : Omah Amoh

Shortlisted for                : Housing Project

Located in                         : Sidoarjo, East Java, Indonesia

In Javanese, amoh means obsolete, or broken. So, Omah Amoh means an outdated or damaged house. This is not the actual condition of the house but a parody of architecture to bring us back to basics. This is not only a basic physical architecture but more as an important sense in it. From there, new possibilities that had never been thought of before were created.

Site Plan

This house comes from scrap materials, architect not only practice in designing, but also in design and build. He has scrap building materials (which were not used in the project) that he collected in the warehouse. From these materials, they become "creations" to "created"

Konsep Design and Ergonomi design

Omah Amoh. As if to reverse the form follows function  of dogma into a function follows form. The materials turn out to be a surprise: unplanned but it had tremendous impact.

The Javanese base and island houses are communal houses, the rooms are known as public rooms, a gathering place for many people. Built to be more communal than individualistic. Almost all rooms inside can be used as a place to have conversations, discussions, meetings, work on something, craft, or just drink coffee together.

Here, the architect is experimenting with old doors. The door was stripped into a basic character as a "board", so it could be recreated to be anything. This can remain as a door, or be recreated as a table, window and many others. Its conventional function as a door is broken and has a new function that can be said to be a little "subversive".

Besides that, he also thought about the sense of space basically. This is quite experimental. It starts from a conventional room that has to provide enough space for people to move around, so there is a minimalist area that matches the minimum movement standards of people. At the end of his reflection, he found space without spaces, when the front window on the upper floor could be turned into a seat. Interesting space experiments in the midst of limited space in our urban homes today.

The Obsolete House or Omah Amoh in Javanese language, is a conventional “unplanned, but can alter our architectural sense-and-thought" house. By thinking and feeling essentially and out of the box, ultimately he discovers the creativity strength of the materials, from local wisdom and the spaces that are created inside.