Usie F. Anniza portfolio
Hello! I am an urbanist with a track record in coordinating participatory methods, community-based strategic planning, socio-spatial research, and sustainable material workshop. I have a Master's degree in Integrated Urbanism and Sustainable Design from the University of Stuttgart. My professional contribution was rooted in the principles of inclusivity and spatial justice, which was achieved by bridging the community, the knowledge, and the policymaking.Experienced in practicing or researching these urban development themes:
Participatory method / Urban informality / Women's mobility / Gender mainstreaming / Food waste / Gentrification / Climate change socio-economic vulnerability / Nature-based Solution / Bamboo as socio-economic sustainable materialFeel free to read my disseminations and reach out!
Projects Disseminations
Participatory Training Program Coordinator at Yayasan Praksis, Indonesia
Research Assistant at Housing and Human Settlement Research Group at Bandung Institute of Technology, Indonesia
Co-founder, Treasurer, and Community Architect at Architecture Sans Frontières Indonesia/ASF-ID
- ASF Award 2017 Social Construction of Habitat Category by Architecture Sans Frontières International
- Top 15 Proposals for Big Ideas Competition for Sustainable City by UNDP Indonesia (2016): Kampung-Scale Waste Management Platform
- Symposium poster: Riparian Frontiers. Confronting Informality Symposium on TU Delft (2016)
- Article: People-driven Bamboo Upgrading in Tongkol Jakarta. Community Architects Network Newsletter (12.2015)
- Conference article: Bamboo Potential Utilization as Building Material in Badaraksa Kidul Village, Bandung Regency, West Java. International Conference on Parahyangan Bamboo Nation 2 Proceeding (2015)
Junior Urban Designer at PT Urbane Indonesia
Other Disseminations
Integrated Urbanism and Sustainable Design Master Study at University of Stuttgart, Germany
- Thesis excerpt: Women’s Mobility in the City - The influence of gendered household division of labor on the mobility of working-women in Kampung Kunir, West Jakarta, Indonesia
- Critical Perspective on Southern Urbanism seminar booklet articles: 1) Informality in the Global South: Beyond Conventional Dichotomies, 2) Deconstructing Resilience: Introduction to Intersectionality as a Qualitative Approach
- Integrated Research & Design Studio: Food and Solidarity Strategic Planning - Neighbourhood-scale Food Redistribution System
Partikula Feminist Collective