The Mangrove: Agung Sedayu Center / Agung Mahaputra, Andika Priya Utama, Arief Aditya Putra, Dely Hamzah, Nidia Safiana, and Rahadi Utomo

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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.

The Mangroves consist of two asymmetrical towers that rotate to get the beautiful vista while capturing sunlight from morning to midday. A corridor without artificial air conditioner encircles each floor. The corridors serve as a barrier between the sun’s heat and the workspaces.  They absorb the heat gain while allowing light in thereby reducing the dependence on electricity for artificial light and air in the buildings.

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Cite: Irina Vinnitskaya. "The Mangrove: Agung Sedayu Center / Agung Mahaputra, Andika Priya Utama, Arief Aditya Putra, Dely Hamzah, Nidia Safiana, and Rahadi Utomo" 14 Jun 2011. ArchDaily. Accessed . <https://www.archdaily.com/142710/the-mangrove-agung-sedayu-center-agung-mahaputra-andika-priya-utama-arief-aditya-putra-dely-hamzah-nidia-safiana-and-rahadi-utomo> ISSN 0719-8884

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