Global architecture, urbanism and design practice Broadway Malyan has pushed into Indonesia with their winning proposal in the masterplan for the high-profile Cilandak Bisnis Square (CIBIS) project in Jakarta, on behalf of client Bhumyamka Sekawan. CIBIS is the practice’s first project in Indonesia, which has one of the world’s fastest growing construction markets and is predicted to represent some four per cent of global construction spending from 2010 to 2020. More images and project description after the break. read more »
Indonesia
Architect: Word of Mouth Architecture
Location: Nyanyi Beach, Bali, Indonesia
Principal: ValentinaAudrito
Interior Designer: JosettePlismy
Design Team: Robin Bimantoro, FikaHerdiani, DewiArianti
Civil Contractor: Edi Suroso
MEP Contractor: Witala Jaya Abadi
Landscape Designer: John Pettigrew
ESD Consultant: FrederikStimmel
Land Area: 6500 sqm
Building Area: 1417 sqm
Project Year: 2010
Photographs: MochSulthonn
Considering the site potential above, and its contribution towards urban character development, the design approach for the Morrissey Hotel by Aboday pushes the limit beyond merely business hotel that hardly pay attention to issues other than pragmatism. In the long run it tries to inject a seed of change that will reconstruct the surrounding area. In short, it tries to deconstruct the concept of a three-star business hotel. More images and architects’ description after the break.
Architects: Aboday
Location: Jakarta, Indonesia
Partner in Charge: Rafael David
Team Members: Ary Indra, Johansen Yap, Andry Syawalza, Edward Budi Lesmana, Rahmi Sofiyanti, Anjar Widaningsih
Land Size: 12000 m2
Gross Floor Area: 12000 m2
Photographs: Happy Lim, Relan Masato

Courtesy of PHL Architects
Architects: PHL Architects
Location: Jakarta, Indonesia
Principal Architects: Hendy Lim, Patrick Lim
Site (sqm): 248.5 sqm
Building (m2): 490 sqm
Height (floor): 4
Photographs: Courtesy of PHL Architects
Architects: Wahana Cipta Selaras
Location: Serpong, Tangerang, Indonesia
Principal: Rudy Kelana
Design & Projects Architect: Matheus R.
Structure Consultant: Ricky Theo
Main Contractor: Neria Oendang
Project Year: 2010
Project Area: 524 sqm
Photographs: Fernando Gomulya
Location: Cibubur, Indonesia
Design Team: Nurul Andini (Architect Embassy)
Design Principal: Julian Palapa and Bayu Rismabuana (as Associates Designer)
Project Manager: Wira Farrel
Project Team: Eri Eko, Arief Hakim, Aris Fanany, Arief Adiharsa, Indrajati
Project Year: 2011
Project Area: 180 sqm
Photographs: Ardha Dian Rizki, Julian Palapa
Architects: TWS & Partners
Location: Jakarta, Indonesia
Principal in charge: Tonny W Suriadjaja
Project team: Grace Dian, Arianto, Nico
Structural Engineers: Purwa
Project Year: 2010
Project Area: 300 sqm
Photographs: Fernando Gomulya
Architects: Parametr Architecture
Location: Depok, Indonesia
Project Year: 2011
Project Area: 163 sqm
Photographs: Sispriyadi Budiyarso
Architect: Chrystalline Artchitect
Location: Jakarta, Indonesia
Design principal: Christophorus Jauhari
Design team: Febrian Adhitya , Suryo Adi , Dwi Utomo , Marita Satyawati, Nelly Candra, Margareth
Structure consultant: Hadi Jahja & Associates
Project Year: 2011
Project Area: 330 sqm
Photographs: William Sebastian

Courtesy KuiperCompagnons
Rotterdam based KuiperCompagnons has recently won first prize in the design competition for the sustainable office building Agung Sedayu Center in Jakarta. Further images of their winning design as well as a description from the architects can be seen after the break.
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Courtesy of Agung Mahaputra, Andika Priya Utama, Arief Aditya Putra, Dely Hamzah, Nidia Safiana, and Rahadi Utomo
Departing from what is already exists in the mangrove forest of Jakarta, the Agung Sedayu Center rises out of the natural habitat as an iconic volume that takes in the breathtaking views of the forest. The Agung Sedayu Center is an office building for Jakarta, Indonesia by Agung Mahaputra, Andika Priya Utama, Arief Aditya Putra, Dely Hamzah, Nidia Safiana, and Rahadi Utomo.
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Architects: Chrystalline Artchitect
Location: Jakarta, Indonesia
Principal Architect: Mr. Christophorus Jauhari
Team Design: Suryo Adi W., Ade S.
Lighting Design: Chrystalline Artchitect
Project area: 1,200 sqm
Project year: 2010
Photographs: Courtesy of Chrystalline Artchitect
Architects: Yoka Sara International
Location: Canggu, Indonesia
Client: Alberto Agazzi
Project year: 2009
Photographs: Yoka Sara International
Architects: Edha Architects / Edy Hartono
Location: Kelapa Gading, Jakarta , Indonesia
Project area: 240 sqm
Project year: 2009 – 2010
Photographs: Fernando Gomulya – Tectography
Architects: Wahana Cipta Selaras Architecture
Principals: Rudi Kelana & Gerard Tambunan
Location: Jakarta, Indonesia
Structure Consultant: Ricky Theo
Main Contractor: PT. Wahana Cipta Selaras
Interior: Fenny Angka
Lighting: David Liming
Project area: 300 sqm
Project year: 2007 – 2008
Photographs: Fernando Gomulya
Architects: TWS & Partners
Location: Jakarta, Indonesia
Principal in charge: Tonny W Suriadjaja
Project team: Budi Setiawan, Grace Dian, Arianto, Marcello
Client: Private
Structural engineers: Purwa
Lighting and Interior design: TWS & Partners
Landscape design: TWS & Partners
Main contractor: Tan Sie Siong
Project area: 700 sqm
Project year: 2007 – 2010
Photographs: Fernando Gomulya

Courtesy AVP_arhitekti
Croatian design team, AVP_arhitekti, has submitted to ArchDaily their latest project, Marine Research Center Bali. Their proposal seeks to align the center with the elemental characteristics of Bali itself. Follow after the jump for additional images and a thorough description from the architects.
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Architects: gayuh budi utomo ST
Location: Perum Pandugo 1 blok PC – 6, Rungkut Surabaya, East Java, Indonesia
General Contractor: karya Muda CV
Project area: 200 sqm
Project year: 2009
Photographs: Sonny Sandjaya

© Atelier Cosmas Gozali (Arya Cipta Graha)
Atelier Cosmas Gozali (Arya Cipta Graha) shared with us their proposal for the BMW International Stadium Competition in North Jakarta, Indonesia, for which they received 3rd Prize. More images and architect’s description after the break. read more »





















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