ViGi House / Edha Architects

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Architects: Edy Hartono, Edha Architects
Location: Villa Gading Indah, Kelapa Gading, , Indonesia
Project area: 378 sqm
Photographs: Courtesy of Edha Architects

Alam Family Residence / Elsye Alam

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Architects: Elsye Alam
Location: Jakarta,
Client: Alam Family
Project area: 1,700 sqm
Project year: 2010
Photographs: Elsye Alam

White Box House / Indra Tata Adilaras

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Architects: Indra Tata Adilaras
Location: Taman Kebon Jeruk,
Principal: Setiadi Sopandi, Supantah
Assistant: Adisuwarna Setyadi
Landscape architect: Ita Burhan
Structural engineer: J. Rudyanto
Project area: 478 sqm
Project year: 2008 – 2010
Photographs: Sjahrial Iqbal / Griya Asri

Restaurant at Greenville / DSA+s

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Architects: DSA+s
Location: Tanjung Duren Utara, , Indonesia
Principal in Charge: Suwardana Winata
Design Team: Susan Soetanto, Robby Soetanto
Client: Yeye (Ichibanya Japanese Noodle House)
Contractor: PT. Panca Putra Mandiri
Site Area: 648.7 sqm
Project Area: 148 sqm
Project Year: 2009-2010
Photographs: Courtesy of DSA+s

DMHQ office / Aboday Architects

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Architects: Aboday Architects
Location: , 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

Studio 2 in 1 / TWS & Partners

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TWS & Partners named their latest work , as it accommodates the function of a home and a studio within one place.  The studio is located in the urban setting of Jakarta, amidst the semi-detached housing units that are typical of the area.  With a small site measuring 10 meter by 20 meter, the project aims to “elaborate the tropical, shaded, natural illuminated, and cross ventilation, breathing space regardless all the limitation of space.”

More images and further project description after the break.

Winners Announced for Gotong Royong City

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The winners of the idea competition for the International Architecture Biennale Rotterdam (IABR) 2009 in collaboration with Ikatan Arsitek (Indonesian Institute of Architects Chapter) have just been announced.   The IABR introduced this competition to ‘explore to what extent architects, with their knowledge, skills, and imaginative powers, can contribute to solving urgent problems in contemporary society. It therefore challenges the design disciplines, using the specific expertise of architecture, to conduct “research by design” and to develop concrete proposals, based on the Biennale’s theme’.  The theme of this year’s competition  Gotong Royong City (translated to be “mutual assistance”) is took create an “urban condition that enables diverse cultures and lifestyles to coexist….in the context of the extended metropolitan region of Jakarta.”

First prize was awarded to Jakarta Bersih!, second place was awarded to Let’s Catch the Water! Jakarta Sponge City, third place for Field Estate: A Platform for Symbiotic Urbanism, and special mentions to Ojek City: Permeable Mobility, Stitching the Strip, and Eco Gate as Border Device.

Winning project descriptions and images after the break.

Envisioning the Future of Jakarta – International Architectural and Urban Design Competition

The International Architecture Biennale Rotterdam (IABR) 2009 in collaboration with Ikatan Arsitek Indonesia (Indonesian Institute of Architects Chapter) is pleased to announce an idea competition on the theme of ‘Gotong Royong City’ in the context of the extended metropolitan region of . Three winning entries will be selected by an international jury for exhibition in the IABR 2009 and awarded prizes totaling 7,000 euros.

This competition would like to encourage architects and urban designers to research, dream, and speculate about Jakarta and its future.

WARNING! Registration closes March 14, so hurry up! You can registrate here.
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