Soekarno Hatta International Airport Terminal 3 Winning Proposal / Woodhead
Woodhead recently won the commission against three other international design, engineering and contractor teams to be the lead designer of architecture and interiors for the new 380,000m2, 25 million passenger Terminal 3 at Soekarno Hatta International Airport in Jakarta. The terminal is for Garuda’s expanding international and domestic fleet of aircraft and is a model of efficiency and comfort overlaid with the curation of Indonesia’s unique cultural and environmental experiences for passengers. Construction is due to be completed and the new terminal building fully operational by the close of 2015. More images and architects’ description after the break.
Lumber Shaped-Box House / Atelier Riri
Architects: Atelier Riri
Location: Jakarta, Indonesia
Architect In Charge: Riri Yakub
Design Team: Arga Putra Rachman, Anindita Taufani, Ricco Ananto
Landscape Architects: TSLA
Main Contractor: Aqila Contractor
Civil & Structural Engineer: Dhian Puspitasari
Area: 296.0 sqm
Year: 2013
Photographs: Fietter Chalim
MVRDV proposes 400 meter tall ‘vertical city’ in Jakarta
MVRDV, in collaboration with The Jerde Partnership, ARUP, and developer Wijaya Karya – Benhil Property, have unveiled plans to create a new landmark in Jakarta, Indonesia. Dubbed Peruri 88, the 400 meter tall vertical city integrates retail, offices, housing, a luxury hotel, four levels of parking, a wedding house, a mosque, an imax theater and an outdoor amphitheater, with an extensive amount of green space.
The team presented the plans to city and site owner, Peruri, as part of a developer’s bid competition for the prominent site.
All the details after the break…
University of Indonesia Central Library / Denton Corker Marshall
Selected in an open design competition, the scheme by Denton Corker Marshall for a new library for a university of international standing deftly bridges the past and the present. Located in a highly visible and central site on the side of the campus lake, its circular form responds to the strong circular buildings and roadways that distinguish the campus pattern. Conceived as earth architecture, it cleverly integrates building and landscape to become an occupied tropical landform. More images and architects’ description after the break.
Museum Nasional Indonesia / Aboday
The first prize winning proposal for the Museum Nasional Indonesia by Aboday aims to bring back this massive institution to its original role as a public facility. Their design addresses the question of urban context by inserting a new corridor between the existing museum building (A) and building (B) that will maintain an openness to the pedestrian and city park on the Eastern part of the complex. More images and architects’ description after the break.
Yamakawa Rattan Showroom / Sidharta Architect
The main concept of the design of the YAMAKAWA Rattan showroom by Sidharta Architect is to let people experience the product in a different way. People from the street will see the façade of the building as a two storey mass with a hanging cubical on the first floor, and other products displayed behind frameless clear glass on the second floor. More images and architects’ description after the break.
Cilandak Bisnis Square (CIBIS) Masterplanning Project / Broadway Malyan
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.
Morrissey Hotel / Aboday
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
GMT Institute Of Property Management / 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
Distort House / TWS & Partners
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
Satu House / Chrystalline Artchitect
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
Agung Sedayu Center / 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.
The Mangrove: Agung Sedayu Center / 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.
Read on for more on this project after the break.
St. Kristoforus Kindergarten / Chrystalline Artchitect
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
Leo House / Edha Architects
Architects: Edha Architects / Edy Hartono
Location: Kelapa Gading, Jakarta , Indonesia
Project area: 240 sqm
Project year: 2009 – 2010
Photographs: Fernando Gomulya – Tectography
House In Nursery / Wahana Cipta Selaras
Architects: Wahana Cipta Selaras
Principals: Rudy Kelana and 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
Static House / TWS & Partners
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
BMW International Stadium Competition proposal / Atelier Cosmas Gozali
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.
Tan Residence / Chrystalline Artchitect
Architects: Chrystalline Artchitect
Location: Jakarta, Indonesia
Team design: Febrian A. Wijaya
Structure Consultant: Mr. Hadi Jahja
Main Contractor: PT. Globalindo Perkasa Perdana
Principal: Mr. Christophorus Jauhari
Synthetic Rattan Furniture: Trifoli Furnishing
Project area: 472 sqm
Project year: 2007 – 2010
Photographs: Chrystalline Artchitect
KCN Office / Atelier Cosmas Gozali
Architects: Atelier Cosmas Gozali
Location: Berikat Nusantara District, Marunda, North Jakarta, Indonesia
Project architect: Raymond Djohan, ST
Site Area: 5,000 sqm
Project Area: 300 sqm
Project Year: 2009
Photographs: Fernando Gomulya
Split Level House / Indra Tata Adilaras
Architects: Indra Tata Adilaras
Location: Jakarta, Indonesia
Principal In-Charge: Setiadi Sopandi, Supantah
Assistant: Adisuwarna Setyadi
Landscape architect: Ita Burhan
Structural engineer: J. Rudyanto
Project area: 372 sqm
Project year: 2005 – 2006
Photographs: Ifran Nurdin, Griya Asri
