© Happy Lim
Architects: Aboday Architects
Location: Bumi Serpong Damai, Tangerang, Indonesia
Project Team: Ary Indra, Rafael David, Johansen Yap, Wahid Annasir, Armeyn Ilyas
Structure Consultant: Prijasembada
M & E Consultant: Darwan
Landscape: Hagani Flora
Contractor: Sabar
Project Year: 2010
Photographs: Happy Lim
© Happy Lim
Architects: Aboday Architects
Location: Jakarta, Indonesia
Principal: Ary Indra, Rafael David, Johansen Yap
Principal in Charge: Ary Indra
Team Member: Rafael David, Johansen Yap, Armeyn Ilyas, Wahid Annasir
Lighting Consultant: PT. Litac
Structure Engineer: In house PT. Dwamitra
Mechanical & Electrical Consultant: Team Deni_N21
Contractor: PT. Batu Kali
Site Area: 542 sqm
Building Coverage: 275 sqm
Built Up Area: 566 sqm
Project Year: 2010
Photography: Happy Lim
© Happy Lim Photography
Architecture: Aboday Architect
Location: Jakarta, Indonesia
Project Architect: PT. Parama Loka Cipta
Client: Private
Structure Engineer: PT. Agoes Kurnia
M&E Consultant: PT. Policipta Multidesain
Interior Desainer: PT. De Stijl Cipta Kreasi
Main Contractor: PT.Adhi Karya Cab.III
Gross Floor Area: 6,500 sqm
Construction: 2006–2008
Photographs: Happy Lim Photography
Architect: Aboday Architects
Location: Jakarta, Indonesia
Main Contractor: PT. Batu Kali
Site area: 260 sqm
Built up Area: 300 sqm
Photography: Happy Lim
Architect: Aboday Architects (Indonesia)
Location: Jakarta, Indonesia
Project Architect: PT. Parama Loka Cipta
Developer: PT. Asiana Lintas Cipta
Management Construction: PT. Arkonin
Structure Consultant: PT. Agoes Kurnia
M & E Consultant: PT. Policipta Multidesain
Quantity Surveyor: PT. Korra Antarbuana
Lighting Consultant: PT. Litac Consultant
Photographs: Happy Lim
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