HEPTA Portfolio - Company Profile 2019. #5

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In 1995, seven graduates of Architecture Department Bandung Institute of Technology dedicate to build their own architecture studio.

HEPTA, the latin word for seven, was chosen as their studio name. As young architectural studio, the seven relied on entering competition to build up their architectural competence.

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Within few months, HEPTA has won three national design competitions of various scales ranging from a housing design competition to an extensive urban revitalization.

Now, HEPTA brings more than 20 years of experience on a broad range of projects. HEPTA has undertaken work in architecture, interior design, and master plan.

Since its beginning, HEPTA also kept its creative minds constantly active by doing competitions allow the luxury of experimentation in design and also giving chances to work on more rarified projects ; when you are running a business, you rarely have opportunities to exercise on idealistic ideas.

We believe that design competition can act as a catalyst to make us and compotitors strives for a level of architecture excellence that will benefit us all.

P R E FAC E

The firm has executed a diverse range of building type including hospitality, office, government building, residential, and memorial.

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“Individual commitment to a group effort – that ’s what makes a team work, a company work, a society work, & a civilization work”

PRI NCIPA L

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JIMMY PURBA

A R I E F W I DJA N A N TO

RIANA SAFITRI

A R I S M U N A N DA R

Chief Executive Officer / Principal Architect

Chief Financial Officer / Principal Architect

Chief Bussiness Officer / Senior Interior Designer

Chief Operational Officer / Architect

T FA H M I F E R D I A N S YA H

B A S KO R O T E D J O

A J AT S U D R A J AT

Chief Design Officer / Architect

Associates / Principal Architect

Associates / Senior Architect

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T E A M

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I N T E R I O R D E S I G N E R

DR AF T ER

A D M I N I ST R AT I O N

Soeryo Dipo Alam, ST

Indri Fatma Falah, S. Ds

Weliyadi

Elis Al Sukaesih

Ari Fakhriansyah, ST

Hafizha Ridhal Malik, S. Ds

Sandi Supriadi

Yani Karyani

Seta Wibhi Pratama, ST

Jatmika

Netty

Riardy Rakhman Diasbudi, ST

Handi Suhardiman

Ferdian Adhiansyah

Andhika Pradana, S. Ars

Ayie Mulyadi Gani

Nono

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ARC HI TECT

T E A M

Raedi Dermawan Putra, S. Ars

Dayat

Mishael Banjarnahor, S. Ars

Didin

Wasis Daniarto, S. Ars

Our team consists of experienced architects who develop the projects starting with a sketch and following it up to complete implementation of intended ideas.

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1st

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Bekasi Monument Design Competition Bekasi

Jakarta Monorail Station Design Competition Jakarta

DPRD Office Design Bandung

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Minahasa Church Design Competition Minahasa

PUSDATA – PU Building Design Competition Jakarta

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2nd

2nd

University of Diponegoro Gate Design Competition Semarang

UNM Campus Design Competition Makassar

1st Goverment Office Concept Design Competition Jakarta

“We believe that design competition can act as a catalyst to make us and competitors strives for a level of architecture excellence that will benefit us all.�

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3rd

2nd

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Finalist

HKBP Sudirman Design Competition Medan

Pelindo IV Office Design Competition Makassar

Gedung Yayasan Badan Wakaf UII Yogyakarta

Sayembara Pendopo Lapangan Merdeka Jakarta

3rd

3rd

Finalist

Cyber Borneo Office Design Competition Balikpapan

Sayembara Restoran Nusantara Propan Morotai

Sayembara Kantor Bupati Sleman Jakarta

3rd

Finalist

Finalist

Menara Tegalega Design Competition Bandung

HDII Awards & ‘The Most Inspirational for Green Concept Application’ & ‘The Most Innovative Design’ (Colorbond Awards) - Cerita Cafe Jakarta

Sayembara Kantor Bupati Sleman Yogyakarta

3rd Quwwatul Islam Mosque Design Competition Yogyakarta

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Finalist

Finalist

3rd

UI Art and Design Faculty Design Competition Jakarta

Sayembara Bandara Nusantara

Sayembara Patung Kemayoran Jakarta

CO MP E T T I O N

1st

AWAR DS

Sayembara Tugu Simpang 5 Takengon Aceh

3rd Sayembara Bandar Udara Sukabumi Sukabumi

P U B L I C A T I O N S

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P UB LI C AT I O N S

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100+ Indonesian Architecture Firms & Emergings by IMAJI

2019

architecture@19 by BCI ASIA - Beach Club Mandalika Lombok

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architecture@19 by BCI ASIA - Anyer Comfort, Anyer, Banten

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architecture@19 by BCI ASIA - Tabodo Coffee, Sipinsur, North Sumatera

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architecture@19 by BCI ASIA - Kebon Nanas Condotel & Office, Jakarta

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architecture@19 by BCI ASIA - the Magnificent Six Towers, Jakarta

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architecture@18 by BCI ASIA - Burake Religious Space, Toraja

2018

architecture@18 by BCI ASIA - Sadum Hotel, North Sumatera

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architecture@17 by BCI ASIA - Bikers Corner, Jakarta

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architecture@16 by BCI ASIA - Tepi Talio Resort Mall

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architecture@15 by BCI ASIA - Pantan Hotel, Toraja

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architecture@14 by BCI ASIA - The Big Trees, Bekasi

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architecture@13 by BCI ASIA - Mimika Sport Center

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architecture@12 by BCI ASIA - Victoria Park Tower, Ambon

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50 Indonesian Architecture Firms & Emergings by IMAJI

2010

Genius Loci - 17 th Issue by I-ARCH

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E X H I B I T I O N S

2016

Venice Biennale Exhibition ‘Fortress Europe’

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Indonesialand Exhibition, Selasar Sunaryo

Italy - Germany Bandung

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E X H I B I TO NS

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COMPA N Y

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P R E F A C E

Studio Information

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Establishment

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Meet The Team

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Competition Awards

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Publication & Exhibition

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Hospitality

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Office

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Others

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Competition Projects

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TA B L E

PROJE CTS H O S P I TA L I T Y P R O J E C T S

Cerita Cafe | Jakarta

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Coffee Hotel | North Sumatera

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Sadum Hotel | North Sumatera

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Tataring Hotel | North Sumatera

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Mandalika Beach Club | Lombok

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Anyer Comfort | Banten

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Kualanamu Transit Hotel | North Sumatera

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O F F I C E PROJECTS 45

Kalla Tower | Makassar

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JORR Office | Jakarta

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Victoria Park Tower | Ambon

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OT H E R PROJECTS 59

SPAM Jambi | Jambi

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Mimika Sport Complex | Timika

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Revitalization of Soekarno Hatta Intl. Airport (Term. 1)

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Burake Religious Space | South Sulawesi

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CO M P E T I T I O N PROJECTS

Sayembara Bandara Nasional | 2015

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Sayembara Bandara Udara Sukabumi | 2018

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P ROJ ECT

Universitas Islam Makassar Campus | Makassar

S ELECT ED

Persada Office Park | Bekasi

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CON T E N T

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CE RI TA

CAF E

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Facade Detail

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B U I LT PROJ E C T 19

Main Perspective

Cafe

J A K A R TA - R AWA M A N G U N

PT Patra Jasa 555 sqm. completion : 2017

AWA R D S Colorbond Awards 2017 Winner for the Most Innovative Design’ Category HDII Awards 2017 Nominee for Interior Restaurant Category

Colorbond Awards 2017 Nominee for ‘The Most Inspirational for Green Concept Application’ Category

“Nestled in one of the busiest corridors in East Jakarta. Cerita Cafe comes as welcome sanctuary - an oasis - from the hustle of urban life.”

In order to create the atmosphere of an oasis, the building is surrounded by lush and diverse vegetation, placing visitors inside a rich yet simple tropical garden.

The Cafe was designed to create a space for urban dwellers to get together and rest awhile from the daily routines

The plants also help regulate oxygen and bringing down temperature, bringing in cool breezes, aided by the spaces around adjacent buildings which are intentionally left vacant

CO MMERC I A L

Ce rita

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interior perspective

Day View partition detail

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H OS P I TA LI T Y

Night View

CER ITA CA FE

CE RI TA

CAF E

CO MMERC I A L

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storey interior perspective

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H OS P I I TA LI T Y CER ITA

CA FE

COF FE E

HOT EL

Main Perspective

B U I LT PROJ E C T 19

interior perspective

Hotel

N O R T H S U M AT E R A - D O LO K S A N G G U L

5.743 sqm.

2018 ongoing construction

Located in North Sumatera district of Humbang Hasandutan, the design location of the hotel will be built. The design site with the potential for contoured land, calm, green environment, the cool air, and the view facing to the natural landscape which is considered suitable as a location for recreation, vacation, and rest.

The main activities that are able to enjoy this potential are simple and one of them is to drink a cup of coffee. Coffee is also considered as a reflection for the activities of today’s society that is popular among the community.

Coffee Hotel is a thematic hotel design by making coffee or coffee drinks as a theme in design. This is shown through to the warm color scheme, the application of coffee garden as the main landscape, and the atmosphere created through the realtionship of outer and inner space so that the coffee beans from outside and inside the room can be smelled.

In addition, there are also spirit of neovernacular architecture in the design shown through the shape of the roof buildings, pilotis effect, Vista frame wide openings that as frame vista. Application of “gorga batik” which is processed on facade and “tataring” which is known by the surrounding community as a fireplace. The application of tuning in addition to functioning in the cold temperature of the air is also an element of the uniqueness of the local environmental culture and the charateristic of this design.

H OS P I TA LI T Y

Coffee

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COF FE E

HOT EL

H OS P I TA LI T Y

Aerial Perspective

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The design of this hotel utilizes the potential of the surrounding environment optimally, among others, laying the building in split level in order to minimize the processing of cut and fill sites. Also maximizing the wide openings and skylights in order to obtain natural lighting in buildings. cross ventilation utilitzes the relatively tight air flow through the use of horizontal and vertical voids and air ventilation in each room. Zero run-off, dominant green areas, and utilization of existing trees.

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The Contour on the site are also used in zoning distribution of mass layering based on functions and degrees of privacy. Each building mass has different charateristics in terms of expression shown through different building roofs, opening widths, and facade processing.

H OS P I I TA LI T Y

The hotel design consist of 3 building masses, the 1st mass is the recipient building, the 2nd is supporting buildings, and the 3rd is the hotel bildings itsel that are conected to the mass of intermediaries and the corridor above the contoured site.

The visitors can get a many different atmosphere and pull in from the start until rest in their respective rooms.

COF FE E H OT EL

B U I LT PROJ E C T 19

Front Perspective

Hotel

N O R T H S U M AT E R A - N O R T H TA P A N U L I

3.979 sqm.

2017 ongoing construction

P U B L I C AT I O N architecture@18 by BCI

Sadum Hotel consist of 68 rooms, meeting rooms, and restaurant in the western part of Indonesia, namely Tarutung. This building is located along the mountain side of the area.

There are many factors that influence the design of this building because the special case on the site. The factors that influence the design of this building is social and iconic issue.

Iconic This monumental facade building represents as “Sadum�, and to represents the Tarutung as a local culture itself Heat The surface of the building must be designed to avoid so as not to heat the surrounding area. The solution of this problem is by minimizing the glass facade Wind To avoid the turbulance that caused by the impact of the wind and the mass of building, the design must be see-through holes on the many figure of the building, so the wind can break through.

H OS P I TA LLI T Y

S a d um

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SADUM

HOT EL

H OS P I TA LI T Y

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exterior perspective

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Sadum hotel adopt the green building concept as the approachment to the design, with some of the energy efficients the buildings concept will be applied, such as : Using the sustainable energy as a secondary source energy,

H OS P I I TA LI T Y

poolside perspective

such as sun energy, biofuel, and biomass energy Rainwater harvesting as a clean water Passive cooling and natural lighting Provision of sufficient vegetation, to create a comfortable microclimate around the building.

Using the local material, and SADUM

Waste disposal management

HOT EL

B U I LT PROJ E C T 19

Front Perspective

Hotel

N O R T H S U M AT E R A - D O LO K S A N G G U L

3.350 sqm.

2017 design development

H OS P I TA LI T Y

Tatar ing

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B U I LT PROJ E C T

pool perspective

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M an d a lika

L O M B O K , W E S T N U S A T E N G G A R A - K U TA M A N D A L I K A

PT Patra Jasa 4.996 sqm 2019 ongoing construction scheduled completion : 2019

P U B L I C AT I O N architecture@19 by BCI

One of the Indonesia tourism future development requires Designs and Planning to be A multi-faceted destination resort community facing the Indian Ocean on the South coast of Lombok Island, West Nusa Tenggara, Indonesia. Specifically located at the Breeze Zone of the Mandalika Masterplan, Mandalika Beach Club is designated to be one of the initial Culture and Environmentalfriendly projects.

The terms and conditions of the project is to provide private yet openly public eco-friendly resort facilities. Sitting along the plaza and directly facing south coast, Mandalika Beach Club is designed as simple as possible while drawing the culture value and surrounding nature such as beach, mountain, and vegetation itself. This requires the project to provide open space and green space as the main feature to be experienced.

H OS P I TA LI T Y

B e ach

The massing of the building are inspired by the organic form of ‘Nyale’, the incarnation of Mandalika Princess and pattern of surrounding beach pattern while redefine the traditional form of Lombok traditional architecture. Through analytical study, the form is simplified to fulfill the role of designated space programme.

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The inner court is functioned as private activities contains the pool, DJ Hut, restaurant, and jumping feature.

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H OS P I TA LI T Y

This inner court also provide the festive activities while keep the nature air circulation within.

While at west side of the project functioned as private family guest house that takes the form of traditional village of Lombok.

The site’s surrounding are designed to be natural as possible with providing a series of green areas and open space for outdoor festive activities.

BEACH

CLUB

M AN DA LIKA

This layout makes the eco-friendly design to be possible achieved.

design concept

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H OS P I I TA LI T Y BRAC H

CLUB

M AN DALI KA

design sketch plan

BEACH

CLUB

M AN DA LIKA

H OS P I TA LI T Y

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plan

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aerial view

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H OS P I I TA LI T Y BRAC H

CLUB

M AN DALI KA

street perspective

pool situatuion perspective

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H OS P I I TA LI T Y BRAC H

CLUB

M AN DALI KA

close perspective

B U I LT PROJ E C T 19

main perspective

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Comfor t

BANTEN - ANYER

2.200 sqm.

2019 ongoing construction scheduled completion : 2019

P U B L I C AT I O N architecture@19 by BCI

This ballroom proposes a typology of a new ballroom and tropical building with massive concrete as its facade which is useful to anticipate climate and environment conditions.

In general, the design of this building tries to criticize the typology and makes dialogue with environment which is expected to be a beneficial public building.

H OS P I TA LLI T Y

A nyer

AN YER

CO MFORT

H OS P I TA LI T Y

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design concept

aerial perspective

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H OS P I TA LI T Y

The architecture of Rumah Panggung is like a shape of a ship. It is the theme to the main building, yard, outside room or existing site, and the pool which are able to be a social interaction room.

The architecture features open straight line drawing on the formal forms of the terraced landscape. This terraced landscape is derived from the topography of the original site.

Regarding the tropical environment, the project strives to meet its sustainability objectives of the building that consume energy and natural resources effeciently.

A N YE R COM FORT

AN YER

CO MFORT

H OS P I TA LI T Y

Street Perspective

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B U I LT PROJ E C T 19 Front Exterior Perspective

Hotel Room - Interior Perspective

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Tran si t

H ote l

N O R T H S U M AT E R A - D O LO K S A N G G U L

1.155 sqm.

2017 ongoing construction

Kualanamu Transit Hotel consists of total 30 rooms, meeting rooms, and small restaurant in the western part of Indonesia, Kualanamu, Lubuk Pakam, North Sumatera.

The facade of the building represents the woven “Ulos� fabric and represents Kualanamu as local culture. The building is designed with minimal of glass to avoid the heat absorption, while see-through holes design on the facade help to reduce the wind impact to the building itself.

Some energy efficient buildings concepts is applied, including the sustainable energy as a secondary source energy, such as sun-energy, biofuel, and biomass. rainwater harvesting as a clean water, passive cooling, and also natural lighting. Provision of sufficient vegetation to create a comfortable microclimate around the building, using the local material, and also waste disposal management system.

H OS P I TA LI T Y

Kualanamu

B U I LT PROJ E C T 19

lobby perspective

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Office

Park

O F F I C E

Pe rsada W E S T J AV A - B E K A S I

10.150 sqm.

2018 ongoing construction

Grha 3 is the third rental office tower building in Persada Office Park complex.

The main challenge in designing this building is the site location itself. Located right on the back side of Grha 1, there is a small distance between this two buildings

Instead of the green space used on the building, a roof garden is presented on the top of the floor of the Grha 3 Building.

PE R SA DA

OFF ICE

PAR K

the glass as facade

detail partitions

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O F F I C E

lobby perspective P ER SA DA OF FI CE

To respect the main existing building in front, the design is proposed to be silent-appear as a glass box that reflects the building and the existing conditions

PA RK

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KALLA

TOWER

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Exterior View

B U I LT PROJ E C T 19

Exterior Perspective

Towe r

SOUTH CELEBES - MAKASSAR

10.860 sqm. completion. 2010 ongoing construction

C O L L A B O R AT I O N Baskoro Tedjo & Associates

O F F I C E

Ka lla

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Vista Frame

Masss Perspective

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O F F I C E KALLA

TOWER

B U I LT PROJ E C T

Main Perspective

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Of fi ce

J A K A R TA

2.100sqm.

2014 ongoing construction

O F F I C E

JOR R

B U I LT PROJ E C T 19

Main Perspective

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Par k

Towe r

O F F I C E

Vi c tor ia AMBON

240.000 sqm.

2012 design proposal

Victoria Park Tower consisting of 300 hotel rooms, 2300 condotel units, commercial area, and also exhibition hall that is located in the eastern part of Indonesia, Ambon. This building is located along the sea side of the city.

C O L L A B O R AT I O N Baskoro Tedjo & Associates

P U B L I C AT I O N architecture@12 by BCI

This site has a special case that many factors that influence to the design of this building as response to the site itself.

There are non physical factor that influence the design of this building such as social and iconic issues, such as;

Public Area This existing condition of this site is Victoria Park and sea shore which is a public area.

Solutions for this problem is making a new Victoria Park on the rooftop garden, above the 4 storey commercial building.

Iconic This monumental highrise building represents “The Future Maluku” and to represents Maluku itself as a national “Granary Fish” abstracted in the forms which area metamorph the seabiotes which is very rich in the Maluku seas.

Beside having a beautiful scenery that can attract people to came in.

The beach has a dominant physical character of the heat, wind, and also the condition of coastal land itself.

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O F F I C E

Aerial Scenery

VICTOR IA TOWER PA RK

B U I LT PROJ E C T

Street View Perspective

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M akassar

I s la m

( U I M)

Ca mp u s

OT H ER S

Un i ve rsi t a s

SOUTH CELEBES - MAKASSAR

30.000 sqm.

2019 ongoing construction.

Baskoro Tedjo & Associates

ED UC ATION ,

C O L L A B O R AT I O N

M ASTER PL AN N IN G

UIM

CAM P US

ED UC ATION ,

M AST ER P LA N N I N G

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61 High Rise Perspective - UIM Tower

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ED U C AT I O N ,

M ASTERP LA N NIN G UIM

CA MP US

Aerial Scenery

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Wide Span Perspective

B U I LT PROJ E C T 19

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JAMBI

J ambi

OT H ER S

S PA M

2016 completion 2016.

UTILIT Y

B U I LT PROJ E C T 19

Tribune Perspective

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S por t

PA P U A - M I M I K A , T I M I K A

Com p l ex

OT H ER S

Mi mika

2014 completion. 2014

C O L L A B O R AT I O N Baskoro Tedjo & Associates

P U B L I C AT I O N architecture@13 by BCI

R ECR EATION A L

Mimika Complex -Aerial Scenery

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R EC R EAT I O N AL

Stadium - Aerial Scenery

M IM IKA

SP ORT

COM P LEX

B U I LT PROJ E C T

Rev i t al i z at i o n H at t a 3 rd

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So eka r n o

I n te rn at io n a l

A ir p o r t

Te r m i n a l

BANTEN - CENGKARENG

210.000 sqm.

2017

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ongoing construction

C O L L A B O R AT I O N LAPI ITB

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OT H ER S

Soekarno-Hatta is the largest airport in Indonesia. Terminal 1 building is the design of Paul Andreu, the airport spceialist architect. The existing building was completed in 1985.

The increasing number of aircraft passengers every year this airport is excess capacity. 1st Terminal which was originally only designed to serve 9 million passengers, is now crowded with 18 million passengers capacity overload each year.

This project is to accomodate these case needs.

REV ITA LIZ ATION

interior Perspective

3rd

SO ET TA

T ERM I NA L

Hall - Interior Scenery

The addition of the area of the existing building and the addition of the new building must be done carefully, the new design must approach to respect the original builging.

The new building design must come with a neutral and even transparent appearance, only reflecting and complementing the original building.

Building must finished with materials that chosen with have the same color scheme as the initial design itself.

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interior Perspective

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R EV I TA LI Z ATIO N 3rd

T SOE TTA

TE RM IN A L

interior Perspective

B U I LT PROJ E C T 19

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Re l i g i ou s

Spa ce

S O U T H S U L AW E S I - B U R A K E , T O R A J A

2.278 sqm.

2018 completion : 2019 P U B L I C AT I O N architecture@18 by BCI

This church and museum design proposes typology of new church and tropical building with massive stone as facade; it is useful to anticipate climate and environment conditions. In general, church typology oThis church design tries to criticize that typology and make dialogue with environment and their society.

OT H ER S

B u rake

The churches in city generally have museum which it is suitable to heterogenic and plural societies in city. The musuem is expected to be good public for their society without decreasing or leaving out societies privacy.

REL IGIOUS

aerial view

Architecture of rumah panggung is like shape of a ship.

It is a theme to main building and yard is, outside room or existing garden which be able to be social interaction room, such in traditional village of Toraja.

The architecture features open curves, drawing on the dynamic forms of the terraced landscape.

This terraced landscape was derived from topography of the original site.

Mindful in tropical environtment, the project strives to meet its sustainability objectives of building that consumes energy and natural resources effeciently.

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BURAKE

R ELIG IO US

S PACE

R EI LI G I O U S

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massing concept

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R ELI G I O U S BURA KE R ELIG I OUS S PACE

interior concept

BURAKE

R ELIG IO US

S PACE

R EI LI G I O U S

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semi basement plan

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mezzanine plan

S PACE

street perspective

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R ELI G I O U S BURA KE

R ELIG I OUS

S PACE

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main perspective plaza as meeting point for the departure and arrival visitors

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FINALIST

This design of an airport that is able to cool itself through improving the quality of the microclimate to absorb hot air and then convert it into fresh air through the arrangement of landscape areas that function as parking areas into natural forests.

With a number of supporting points such as cross ventilation, green inner court, green roof, long over hang, reflecting pond that can collect as much water as possible during the rainy season then it is continuously recycled through the designed water treatment.

aerial view

The airport is expected to minimize the use of energy for air conditioning (AC) as well as lighting, and use water properly.

A I R P O RT

Airp ort

waiting room arrival lobby hall

The Lego-lego dance becomes a sacred ritual that is believed by the people of Alor as an expression of gratitude. The design of the facade of the Mali airport building adopted the lego-lego ritual ceremony that moved hand in hand around the Misbah (innercourt).

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In addition, in this dance also illustrates the spirit of unity and togetherness of the Alor community that is closely intertwined through a dance movement.

This can be seen from the dancers who joined hands and gathered together to celebrate it together without distinguishing any social status.

departure lobby hall departure check-in counter

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The natural and cultural richness of Alor Regency has brought Alor to become one of the tourist destination areas that has the potential for the development of Indonesia.

Mali Airport is the main gate and also as the front porch which has an important role in introducing the Alor area Efforts to make the airport as a visual communication medium that can represent the potential of natural and cultural wealth that is around so that the Mali airport building itself has a role as “The Building Will Be Remote Tourism� for Alor itself.

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