01/2023
# ISSUE 1 DEC 2023
Jakarta International Stadium
Unveilling excellence in sporting spectacles.
Jakarta Mori Tower
A new landmark in Jakarta’s economic district.
Hyperscale Data Center
Architecture ingenuity: connectivity and adaptability
Tranquility meets community, parks and activity spaces along at the river bends.
International School in South Jakarta
Open Minds, Open Spaces: Bridging learning environments at our school library.
Warm greetings and heartfelt gratitude from all of us at PDW!
We are delighted to bring you the inaugural edition of our company newsletter, coinciding with our momentous 20th anniversary. As we reflect on this significant milestone, we cannot help but express our profound appreciation for the trust and confidence you have bestowed upon us throughout the years.
Your unwavering trust in our abilities has been the cornerstone of our success and growth. It is with immense gratitude that we acknowledge the countless opportunities you have granted us to collaborate on your remarkable projects. Your faith in our expertise and commitment has not only inspired us but also fueled our passion to continuously innovate and deliver exceptional results.
This newsletter serves as a testament to our enduring partnership, showcasing the remarkable achievements and milestones we have accomplished together. It is a platform for sharing insights, industry trends, and celebrating the impactful collaborations we have forged.
We firmly believe that our success is intertwined with yours, and as we embark on this new chapter, we pledge to remain dedicated to exceeding your expectations. Our team of talented professionals is committed to deliver excellence in every project we undertake, always striving for innovation, sustainability, and enduring design.
Once again, we extend our heartfelt thanks for your trust, support, and partnership. We look forward to continuing this journey together, building extraordinary spaces that leave a lasting legacy.
In the face of Indonesia’s challenging economic and development conditions in the late 1990s, a remarkable architectural consultant office emerged in Meruya, founded by M. Danisworo and his disciples. Despite its humble beginnings, this unnamed consultant quickly gained recognition for bringing their designs to life. In due course, the office adopted the name PDW (Planning and Development Workshop), embodying its vision of a collaborative workshop-like approach to design.
In 2003, PDW experienced a transformative moment when Archica Danisworo and Prasetyoadi joined the firm, prompting its official establishment as PT Pandega Desain Weharima. With a modest team of about 20 individuals, PDW began its new chapter, coinciding with the gradual recovery of the Indonesian economy. The year 2005 marked a significant milestone as PDW embarked on an international collaboration with WOW for the Hilton Hotel project in Bandung.
This breakthrough opened doors for PDW to engage in noteworthy projects alongside foreign consultants and led to their expansion beyond Indonesia’s borders. Their first foreign project in the Middle East paved the way for PDW to make its mark in various locations worldwide, including Oman, UAE, Vietnam, and Timor Leste.
Recognizing the importance of a comprehensive approach to design, PDW expanded its services in subsequent years. In 2012, an interior design team was established, followed by the addition of a landscape design team in 2014. These departments, which initially supported the core architecture teams, have now flourished into independent and thriving entities within PDW.
Today, each team collaborates harmoniously, leveraging their specialized expertise to deliver exceptional results across a diverse range of projects.
PDW’s dedication and pursuit of excellence have not gone unnoticed. In 2016, the firm received its first BCI Asia Top 10 Architects award, a testament to their commitment to creating cohesive and impactful spaces. PDW’s individual designs have also earned them prestigious accolades. Gran Rubina, for instance, has garnered recognition through awards such as the IAI Awards, CTBUH Awards, and Asia Pacific Property Awards for its design excellence. Likewise, the PCP Tower has been honored with International Property Awards. These accomplishments have inspired PDW to continuously strive for design excellence and push their creative boundaries further.
In 2018, PDW underwent a re-branding process, reflecting its evolution as an established company. With expanded teams and involvement in projects of varying scales, PDW divided its workforce into architecture design, interior design and urban design, planning, and landscape design. Furthermore, PDW updated its logo design to embody the simplicity and clarity of their approach. With a workforce that has grown to 140 employees, PDW has solidified its position as a leading architectural firm.
As the demand for exemplary architecture continues to soar, encompassing not only aesthetics and building technology but also environmental and social sustainability, PDW remains at the forefront of innovation. The ever-changing landscape motivates the firm to continuously evolve and push boundaries, ensuring optimal performance for the endusers of the spaces they design. PDW actively collaborates with independent institutions such as the Green Building Council Indonesia, Jakarta Property Institute, Ikatan Arsitek Indonesia (Indonesian Architect Association), and IARKI (Indonesian Institute of Urban Designers), working together to tackle the challenges of the current era and meet the evolving needs of society.
On May 19, 2023 we proudly joined Paramount Petals in their ground-breaking event for the Community Club.
The club is part of a ±300 Ha township development and will cater to seven clusters in south Paramount Petals. Built on a 4,135 m² land, the club is scheduled to open by the end of 2024. PDW has been enlisted to handle the architecture, structure, MEP and landscape aspects ensuring comfortable and comprehensive facilities for the residents.
With a serene and family-friendly environment, the Community Club offers various activities for all age groups, including sports, play and socializing.
It features facilities such as the lobby & lounge space, cafe, gym, multipurpose court, swimming pool and children’s playground to enhance the residents’ comfort.
We joined the Urban Land Institute (ULI) Asia Pacific Summit’s Investment Forum in Singapore to discuss the potential re-development of Jakarta using vacant national government assets to address urban challenges.
Collaborative presentation by PDW and enCity at the ULI on the future of Jakarta.
The Asia Pacific Summit gathered industry professionals, including investors, developers, architects and city leaders to share ideas and explore business opportunities.
The Investment Forum focused on typical issues in Southeast Asian emerging markets, such as the regeneration of inner-city areas and investment opportunities in Jakarta, Manila and Ho Chi Minh City driven by economic and political forces.
PDW unveils its vision for the future of government buildings and assets left behind as the national government relocates to the new capital using Monas area as a case study. PDW examines how adaptive re-use can transform these structures to ensure the assets serve a purpose while contributing to a sustainable and vibrant cityscape.
PDW has once again been recognized as one of Indonesia’s top 10 architectural consulting offices in 2023 by BCI. The prestigious award ceremony was held in multiple Asian countries, including Hong Kong, Malaysia, Singapore, the Philippines, Thailand, and Vietnam.
The BCI Awards, organized in 2005, honor outstanding architects and developers based on criteria like project value and commitment to green buildings. PDW is proud of the trust gained from clients, both local and international, for our diverse and sustainable projects. Our Managing Director expressed gratitude and reaffirmed our commitment in upholding these values, inviting stakeholders to strive for excellence in contributing to Indonesia’s growth.
Jakarta International Stadium was honored with the Asia Pacific Property Award Indonesia for Best Public Service Architecture on May 30, 2023. It was also announced that the project was nominated for the International Award in London.
This prestigious award recognizes outstanding achievements in the property and real estate industry acrosss various sectors. The awards are categorized by regions, including Africa, Asia Pacific, Arabia, Canada, Caribbean, Central & South America, Europe, United Kingdom and USA.
Participants compete at a national level and undergo evaluation by a team of experienced professionals representing diverse property disciplines.
For further information about this project, head to page 9
On the 9th of October 2023, Gito Wibowo and Erlangga Baskara went to Singapore as PDW representatives to receive the SIP Awards 2023 for two of our projects. These projects, the Aceh Sports Complex and the Katingan Mentaya Tampelas Project, earned accolades for their outstanding contributions.
The Aceh Sports Complex received the Silver award in Excellence in Planning for Environmental
Resiliency (Silver), while the Katingan Mentaya Tampelas Project was recognized with the Excellence in Planning for Community Engagement & Social Inclusiveness Award (Gold).
Both achievements underscore our dedication to fostering interconnectedness with the environment and promoting excellence in planning for a resilient and inclusive future. We proudly adopted a regenerative approach in both endeavors, emphasizing our commitment to environmental and social sustainability.
On June 22, 2023 we proudly share the IAI Award with SDN Susukan 09 Pagi. Habibi and Agast, representing PDW, presented the award as a sign of gratitude for their participation in the implementation process.
The team was warmly welcomed by Maryana, Spd., the headmaster of the elementary school. The building remains faithful to the concepts promoted in the competition entry. The headmaster also mentioned that, in line with the design’s spirit, the school opens its gate outside of school hours, providing open space for the surrounding kampong
The local community enjoys utilizing the grounds for jogging and sports activities during weekends. The design of SDN Susukan 09 Pagi was based on PDW’s winning entry in the Prototype Public School Design Competition of 2015.
We marked the success of our endeavors at the 2023 Property Guru Indonesia Property Awards.
Two Senopati received recognition for Best Upper Condo Architectural Design, a collaboration with Woods Bagot, while The Sanctuary Collection was
Chico Danisworo presents award to the winners of 2023 Property Guru.
honored as the Best High-End Housing Architectural Design, in partnership with DP Architects. Additionally, we celebrated the achievements of St. Regis Hotel Jakarta as the Best Hotel Development and Rajawali Place as the Best High Rise Office Development.
Pak Chico, our co-founder, served as a judge (excluding categories featuring our projects) and had the privilege of presenting awards to the deserving winners during the dinner gala on September 15, 2023.
We are proud to take part of Two Senopati groundbreaking event. Asiana Group proudly unveils the latest addition to its portfolio, Two Senopati, a luxurious apartment tower.
Standing tall on a land area of 5000 m², this magnificent tower will soar to 32 stories housing collection meticulously crafted units.
Celebration for the Two Senopati ground breaking.
Embracing a compact yet opulent concept, Two Senopati prioritizes exceptional quality and lavishness. The visionary design is courtesy of renowned firm Woods Bagot, with PDW serving as the trusted Architect of Record. WIth this remarkable project, Asiana Group sets a new standard for sophisticated living in the heart of the city.
The stadium, reaching a height of 73 meters, boasts a threetiered design with a seating capacity of 82,000 spectators. Its eye-catching façade showcases a tiger-striped pattern, reflecting Persija’s colors and mascot, while drawing inspiration from traditional Betawi clothing. A wide pedestrian ramp connects the stadium complex to the adjacent BMW Park, an upcoming agritourist development that links to the Cincin water reservoir and urban forest.Plans for a new home stadium for Persija Jakarta emerged in the late 2000s to early 2010s.
TEAM MEMBERS
Prasetyoadi
M. Deni Desvianto
N. M. Gito Wibowo
Reza Kaedy Dicky Ahmad Nursa
Rizqi Khairul Fuady
M. Fathan
Amila Sholiha
Luna Nuansa Iman
Andre Wijanarko
Ade Roni
JatmikoSetiawan
Originally named ‘BMW Stadium’ due to its proximity to BMW Park, the proposed 50,000-capacity venue was intended to replace the demolished Lebak Bulus Stadium, making way for the Jakarta MRT train depot. However, disputes over land ownership and subsequent plans for an 80,000-capacity stadium for the 2018 Asian Games resulted in construction delays and eventual cancellation.
After resolving the land dispute, the site was cleared for construction in 2017, and former squatters’ buildings were demolished. The re-designed Jakarta International Stadium, breaking ground in March 2019, features a capacity of 82,000 and excludes a running track, setting it apart from previous iterations. This iconic structure aims to integrate sports, culture, and environmental considerations while addressing Jakarta’s challenges such as religious diversity, cultural diversity, a youthful population, and environmental complexities.
LOCATION
Jakarta, Indonesia
SITE AREA
220,731 sqm
TOTAL FLOOR AREA
125,000 sqm
BUILDING HEIGHT
70 m
NO. OF STOREYS
8 levels 1 basement
CAPACITY
82,000 seats
CLIENT JAKPRO & JAKON
AWARDS
Asia Pacific Property Award - Best Public Service Architecture
View from training football field shows the second skin of the stadium. The second skin allows natural light while preventing heat gain.
Jakarta International Stadium enlighted by LED to enhance the experience of its visitors during big events. Tribunes for 82,000 spectators with sufficient access for crowd dispersion to ensure safety.
The site is divided into three distinct zones based on their surrounding neighborhood. The centerpiece of the design is a strategically placed stadium, surrounded by an elevated concourse that provides seamless pedestrian access, linking all three zones together.
The building showcases a captivating façade with the Gigi Balang pattern, a Betawi motif, integrated with PERSIJA football club’s tiger fur pattern. It also features a retractable roof, while carefully placed lighting enhances the façade’s allure at night. The second skin design enables natural ventilation, adding to the building’s innovation.
An elevated concourse was added for pedestrian access to main spectator lobby. As the tallest structure in the area, it provides 360° panoramic view of North Jakarta. It gracefully descends towards the public park in the western zone. The concourse also provides patterns facing qibla to accomodate possible religious events such as Eid.
The Jakarta International Stadium incorporates the concept of a breathing building, utilizing perforated panel façades and a retractable roof to allow fresh air to enter while releasing hot air naturally. Natural ventilation is implemented in the public concourse and tribune areas, with fresh air entering through the perforated façade panels, and hot air being expelled through the open roof above the soccer field. The stadium design also maximizes natural lighting by employing a transparent material for the openable roof and allowing indirect
Land to the east of the stadium allows for future mixed- use development. The area for future development is located along the Sunter Lake. The train line will be activated with a station nearby the ramp towards the concourse, then the additional on-ground parking at the east can be developed.
sunlight into the tribune and public concourse areas through the perforated panels. To harness the equator’s sun, solar panels are installed on the roof, generating on-site renewable energy. The design of the Vomitory Egress takes into account the number of spectators and the width of pasage, ensuring efficient evacuation during both casual events and emergency situations. In any circumstance, all stadium spectators must be able to exit the seating area within 8 minutes.
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Tata Nugraha • Indomobil Group • Indonesia Prima Property Tbk • Indonesia Republic Motor Company (IRMC) • Indonet • Indorama Polychem Indonesia (IPCI) • Indovisi Sukses Mandiri • Insan Asia Nusantara • Inti Gria Perdana • Inti Griya Pamudya • Inti
Menara Jaya • Intiland Group
• Intisar • Institut Teknologi Bandung • Itochu Indonesia • Jababeka Tbk • Jakarta Industrial Estate Pulogadung (JIEP) • Jakarta Intercultural School • Jakarta Konsultindo • Jakarta Land • Jakarta Monorail • Jakarta Propertindo • Jakarta Setiabudi Internasional Group • Jaladri Kartika Pakci • Java Films • Jaya Property • Jaya Real Property • JHL Group • Jimbaran Hijau • JKS Realty • JO Shimizu - BCK MPP Project • Jumway Group Indonesia • Juniver Girsang • Kagum Bangun Nusantara • KAI • Kalla Inti Karsa • Karyadeka Alam Lestari • Karyagraha Nusantara • Kayaci a Loka Selaras • Kebayoran Puspita • Kedaung New World Hotel • Kelola Santana Graha • Kementrian Pariwisata RI • Kementrian PUPR (d/h Kementrian Perumahan Rakyat) /Lenggogeni • Kementrian PUPR RI • Keppel Land • Kharisma Mulia Persada • Kilap Propertindo • KITOSHINDO • Komisi Yudisial/ Patroon Arsindo • Konimex • Kopel Lahan Andalan (Kopelland) • Krakatau Industrial Estate
Cilegon • KSO SMKCCB • Kuarta Powerindo Perkasa • Kuningan Graha Samatas (KGS) • Kurnia Realty
Jaya • Kusuma Realty • L/C Development • Lekom
Maras • Lenggogeni • Lentera Cemerlang Indah • Lippo Group • LKSPPA – FK UGM • Lokapala Rizki
Abadi • Lumbung Usaha Sejahtera • Madara
Swarna • Mahkamah Konstitusi RI • Makmur Jaya
Serasi • Makmur Sistimindo Perkasa • Mandiri
Traktor Utama • Margahayuland • Marianna Resort International •
Marquee Executive Offices • MasterCard International / Krea • Media Indra Buana • Medialand International • Mega Kuantum Properti Indonesia • Mega Kuningan International • Megah Dhananjaya • Megah Group • Melati Anugrah Semesta • Melli Management & Services Company • Menara Perkasa Margahayuland • Mentari Mitra Jaya • Meranti Maritime • Metro Alam Semesta • Metropolitan Kentjana • Mitra Bangun Persada • Mitra Pertala Perkasa - Noble Group • Mitra Properti Sukses • Mitsubishi Real Estate Indonesia • MNC Land • Moda Integrasi Transportasi Jabodetabek (MITJ) • Mori Building Co • MRT Jakarta (Perseroda) • MRT Jakarta • MTN • Muara Wisesa Samudra • Mulia Properti Indah • Multi Harapan Utama • Multipratama Indahraya • Muri
Agung Abadi • Murthy Kurnia Utama • Mustika Candraguna (Sinarmas Land) • Mutiara Raga Indah • Nanda Karya Sakti • Nawakara Perkasa Nusantara • Nico Legoh • Northstar Pasific • Nusa Niaga Perkasa • Nusadaya abadi Propertindo • Nusantara Pasific Investama • NV5 • Oceania Development • Olympic Bangun Persada • OUE Limited • OUE Pengambangan Properti • P3SRS Resident 8 SCBD • Pacific Century Premium Developments • PanaHome Gobel Indonesia • PANBIL • Patra Jasa • Pelaksana Jaya Mulia • Pelindo • Pelita Propertindo Sejahtera • Pembangkit Energi Mandiri • Pembangunan
Deltamas • Pembangunan Jaya Ancol • Pembangunan Perumahan (PP) • Pemprov DKI
Jakarta • Pemprov DKI Jakarta/MIB • Pemprov Sumatra Barat • Penta Rekayasa • Perhimpunan Pemilik & Penghuni Satuan Rusun Komersial Campuran Poins Square • Permadani Khatulistiwa Nusantara • Permata
Graha Nusantara • Permata Kusuma Jaya LDA • Perpustakaan Nasional • Pertamina (Persero) • Perum Perumnas • PERURI • PGN Mas • PIKKO Group • Pindo Deli Pulp & Paper Mills • Plaza Adhika Lestari • Polowijo Gonosari Indonesia • PP Properti Jababeka Residen • PP/PATROON/ YDPP • Prabu Giri Investment • Prakarsa Semesta Alam • Prima Bangun Investama • Prima Pertama Persada • Primadona Inti Dev. (Gapura Grup) • Propan • Propernas Griya Utama • Pulo Mas Jaya • Putra Gaya Wahana
• Putra Surya Cemerlang • Putri Cikarang Indah • Radinka Quatro Land • Rajawali CorporaRamayana Makmur Sentosa • Reka Rumanda Agung Abadi • RHB MVP Classic Development • Ribens Autocars • Rimba Makmur Utama • Robertson Putra Utama • Rointa Eka Jaya • Royal Banten • Saka Adhi Prada Bp. R. Bovanantoo • Sampoerna Foundation • Sandi Mitra Selaras • Saudara Eko Samudra • Sekawan Swadharma (LYMAN Group) • Sendang Asri Kencana • Setia Meranti • Shimizu - Adhi
Karya JV • Silkar National • Silver Future Indonesia • Sinar Bahana Mulya
• Sinar Cemerlang Gemilang • Sinar Gading Land • Sinar Mas Land Group
• Singa Propertindo Haryono • Singgasana Hotel & Resort • South Pacific
Viscose • Southern Star Development Sdn. Bhd • Standard Toyo Polimer
• Strategi Komunikasi Indonesia • Statomer • Sugico Graha/Diagram
Triproporsi • Sukses Manis Tangguh/Kepland Investama • Suku Dinas
PU DKI - Jakarta Pusat • Sumber Mesin Raya • Sumitomo Corp • Summarecon Agung Tbk • Summitmas Property • Supra Uniland Utama
• Surya Cahaya Properti • Surya Citra Propertindo • Surya Internusa
Properti • Surya Multi Indopack • Suryalana Anindita International • Suryamas D & Premier • Suryamas Dutamakmur • Swadarma Primautama • Swakarsa Binasejahtera • Swarna Mulia Wibawa • Swire
Properties e Ltd • Taipan Asri Internasional (Megah Group) • Taman Harapan Indah • Taman Puri Indah • Tamara Group • Tanamori Makmur
Indonesia • Tata Prima Indah • TCP Internusa • Telkom Landmark Tower
• Telkom Property - Graha Sarana Duta • Telkomsel • Thamrin Brothers • The Gesit Companies • Thuy Duong Investment JSC • Tigawarna Selaras
• Tirta Segara Biru • Toba Pengembang Sejahtera • Tokyu-Wika JOSigmatech • Toyota Astra Motor • Trakindo Utama • Transpacific Group • Transportasi Jakarta • Trisaha Eka Pradana • Tritama Barata Makmur • Triyasa Propertindo • Tugu Tani • Uni Tri Ci a • Unilever Indonesia • United Tractors • Universitas Indonesia • Wahana Mitra Semesta • Wahana Multi
Usaha • Wannaser Group • Waskita Karya Realty • Wijaya Karya Bangunan
Gedung • Wijaya Karya Realty- Danayasa Arthatama • Wijaya Wisesa
Realty • Wika Realty • WIKA • Windas Development • Wisma
Kartika • Yamisok • Yasunlitex • Yayasan Sandjojo
• Yuskitama Lestari
1997
The establishment of the initial consulting firm PDW in Meruya with eight members
PDW moved to its current office
2003
PT. Pandega Desain Weharima was established
2009
DKI Football Stadium Design Competition
1st Place (now Jakarta International Stadium)
2006
Gang Gloria Revitalization Competition
1st & 4th Place
Jakarta Typical Ditrict Office Competition
3rd Place
2012
Interior Design Division was established
2010
ITB School Competition 1st Place
Bank Indonesia Solo Competition 3rd Place
2013
Jakarta Prototype Public School Competition 1st Place
2014
Landscape Division was established
Asia Pacific Property Awards
Office architecture for Indonesia Gran Rubina Tower
2016
Sekolah Garis Depan Competition
1st Place
Alor Airport Competition
2nd Place
2015
Council on Tall Buildings & Urban Habitat Award (CTBUH)
Gran Rubina Tower
International Property Award
PCP Tower
2018
Re-Branding
PDW Re-Branding
IAI Awards
Gran Rubina Tower
2017
SIP Award
Pasar Johar Revitalization, Semarang
2020
IAI Jakarta Awards
PDW: Beyond Building
The Riviera @ Puri
2019
First Book PDW
Beyond Building was published SIP Award
Master Plan & UDGL MRTJ TOD Area
Dukuh Atas (Merit Award )
2021
IAI Indonesia Awards
Baitul Mughni Mosque
SDN Susukan 09 Pagi
2022
IAI Banten Awards
MPM Lubricant Office
2023
Asia Pacific Property Award Indonesia
Best Public Service Architecture
Jakarta International Stadium
SIP Awards
Katingan Mentaya Tampelas Project (Gold)
Aceh Sports Complex (Silver)
The Property Guru Asia Property Awards
Two Senopati, The Sanctuary Collection
Attending the momentous inauguration of Jakarta Mori Tower on December 1, 2022, Chico Danisworo, the design director and co-founder of PDW, witnessed the unveiling of the newly inaugurated tower. The newly inaugurated tower boasts premium grade A rental offices in the heart of Jakarta. Boasting a prime location within walking distance of the Bendungan Hilir MRT station and strategically positioned near Jakarta’s main northsouth and east-west main axis, Jakarta Mori Tower offers unparalleled convenience and accessibility.
TEAM MEMBERS
M. Archica Danisworo
Prasetyoadi
Moehamad Deni Desvianto
Elly Susilowaty
Agus Santosa
M. Suryo
Galuh Lidra Putra
Rully Syahrul Ramdhani Erlin
Damayanti
Sahrizal
Rizka Fadiah Mauludi
With its 2,300 m² footprint, it stands as one of the largest office towers in Jakarta providing businesses with ample of space to thrive. The triple-volume lobby exudes sophistication and luxury, leaving a lasting impression on all who enter. The 13th floor of Jakarta Mori Tower features a vibrant commercial and restaurant area, catering to the diverse needs of its occupants.
Demonstrating a steadfast commitment to sustainability, the tower is pre-certified with the Greenmark Platinum certification, highlighting its dedication to environmentally responsible building practices. Moreover, Jakarta Mori Tower is also precertified for the WELL CORE Gold certification, ensuring a healthy and conducive work environment for its tenants. Join us in experiencing the epitome of luxury, convenience, and sustainability at Jakarta Mori Tower, where every detail has been meticulously crafted to redefine the standard of excellence in the office space landscape.
LOCATION
Jakarta, Indonesia
SITE AREA
approx. 8,088 sqm
TOTAL FLOOR AREA approx. 190,000 sqm
BUILDING HEIGHT 266 m
NO. OF STOREYS
58 floors
CLIENT PT Mitra Panca Persada (Mori Building)
SCOPE OF WORK
Architect of Records
COLLABORATION
Mori Building Co., Ltd. (consultant) Shimizu Corp. (lead core architects/ engineers)
KPF (design architect)
PDW (Architect of Records)
CERTIFICATION
Greenmark Platinum
WELL Core Gold
Jakarta Mori Tower stands as a landmark in Jakarta’s most prestigious business district
Entrance that respects pedastrian area opening towards Sudirman Street to provide seamless access from the MRT station
Triple-volume lobby provides luxurious entrance towards the offices
The Hyperscale Data Center is a striking architectural masterpiece that effortlessly stands out amidst its industrial counterparts. Rooted in the E.C.O. concept—Evolve Connected Origin—this design epitomizes adaptability, connectivity, and respect for tradition to craft an enchanting environment that prioritizes security and efficiency. The E.C.O. concept seamlessly merges modernity with tradition, exemplifying its core principles.
TEAM MEMBERS
M.Archica Danisworo,
Didon Danisworo
Bayu Rachmadana
Budi Bowo Leksono
Rasiman
Hale Ramia Aditia Putra
Roy Hendra Pakpahan
Agast Yudithya Jasmadi
Irwan
Muh. Jehan Aldila
Amila Sholiha
Sahrizal
Tri M. Wibowo
Yasono Setyo Atmoko
Agah Rifky
Taufik Hidayat
Syamsul
Heru Budhi Santoso
Dian Putra Purnama
Benediktus Bima Arya Rihardika
Evolve signifies adaptability and innovation, ensuring the center can cater to future technological advancements with ease. The building’s massing allows for future development, while the integration of solar panels ensures sustainable power supply.
Connected symbolizes the harmonious integration of zones and green spaces. The center features two distinct areas: the green zone, housing offices and rental spaces, and the red zone, reserved for authorized personnel. This segregation enhances security while fostering better service. A central courtyard serves as the connecting heart, accessible only to authorized personnel, yet visible from the office building’s lounge through a grand window, establishing a sense of connectivity.
Exterior rendering of Hyperscale Data Center. The warm tone and vertical features of the façade stands out among its industrial surrounding
View towards the office building from the innercourt that becomes the center of the data center complex
The lounge area inside the office building opens towards the innercourt, creating seamless space between the indoor and the outdoor
LOCATION
Cikarang, West Java
SCOPE OF WORK
Design Architect
Interior Design
Landscape Architect
Structure
MEP for Building Quantity Surveyor
Origin pays homage to tradition, boasting vertical patterns and timber-look finishing that establish a connection with nature, infusing the space with warmth and familiarity. This blend of modernity and tradition creates a truly captivating environment that redefines the concept of a data center.
The Riviera Puri is an award winning residential community that harmonizes with the surrounding nature and tropical climate. Its thoughtfully designed masterplan takes advantage of the Angke River, situated to the south of the development area. Upon entering the community, residents are greeted by a private clubhouse and a jogging track that winds alongside the meandering river, linking the clubhouse to various amenities located along its path.
TEAM MEMBERS
Prasetyoadi
N. M. Gito Wibowo
Bagus Yanuar
Farisa Wirawan
Hifzani Zweardo
Weldan Defry Maulana
Harikrisna Ganesha
Derry Misavan
Raksa Rachmanwijaya
The houses within the community are crafted using tropical design principles. These include the incorporation of cantilevers over openings, which provide ample of shade and minimize direct sunlight and heat inside the buildings. The houses feature back gardens to facilitate the creation of air wells, enhancing natural air circulation and the entry of sunlight throughout the homes.
LOCATION
Tangerang, Banten
SITE AREA
12 ha
RESIDENTIAL TYPES
TYPE A - 8 x 5 (130/ 120)
TYPE B - 8 x 18 (210/ 144)
TYPE C - 10 x 18 (235/ 180)
NUMBER OF UNITS
448
AMENITIES
Club house
Jogging track
Main gate with security
CLIENT
PT Keppel Land
SCOPE OF WORK
Masterplan
Design Architect (house, club house, gate)
AWARD
IAI Jakarta Award - Private Housing (Township Development)
Clubhouse at The Riviera Puri, serving as the center piece of the design
Row of 8 x 18 houses
Bridge that connects towards the main bedroom
PDW has been trusted with an extraordinary project, breathing new life into the JIS High School Library. Situated amidst the verdant Jakarta Intercultural School campus, this high school library overlooks the serene inner courts, enveloped by a mature canopy of trees. Serving as a pivotal hub, the library effortlessly connects multiple building clusters, providing easy access from all directions. Step into the building from any of its sides, the first floor welcomes you with a host of amenities which lead to corridors that guide visitors to the heart of the library—the atrium
TEAM MEMBERS
M. Archica Danisworo
Achmad Ghani Hadiyan
Didon Danisworo
Siti Sarah
Sugeng Riadi
Natural light floods the atrium from the hexagonal skylight at its center. An ascending spiral staircase leads to the library’s main entrance on the second floor. Strategically positioned by the windows, the reading areas offer picturesque views of the inner courts and the bustling atrium.
To safeguard the book collection, the collection is placed between the two reading areas sheltering it from direct sunlight. It also allows additional bookshelves in the future.
A small amphitheater with plush bean bags is located within the library. Here, students and teachers can engage in relaxed and interactive educational sessions. Additionally, a versatile multipurpose room awaits offering the perfect space for classroom activities or lively discussions.
LOCATION
Jakarta, Indonesia
SITE AREA
2,079 sqm
TOTAL FLOOR AREA
10.8 m
CLIENT Jakarta Intercultural School
SCOPE OF WORK
Architecture Design
Interior Design
Bridges and corridors connecting the library with its surrounding buildings
The atrium as the hub of corridors. Natural light streaming through the hexagonal skylight, a spiraling staircase gracefully guides visitors from the atrium to the library on the second floor
Reading area by the glass windows allows nature to enter the library through sceneries
PDW’s workshop culture has provided a fertile ground for numerous architects and designers to flourish and develop their skills. In order to gain insights into the transformative projects that have contributed to their personal growth, some of PDW’s talents share the projects that helped them grow as a designer.
Ciputra launches The Newton 2, a prime development in the heart of the city, adjacent to Ciputra World and featuring convenient access to premium facilities. It is part of the Ciputra World 2 development, nestled between Sudirman Street and Kuningan with the Bendungan Hilir MRT station just a 10-minute walk away.
Bayu Putra Rakhadiyan, a senior architect at PDW, views his participation in The Newton 2 project as a significant milestone in his professional career. He began his work as an architect during his internship at PDW, during which, he was involved in apartment building projects. Recognizing his potential, PDW offered him a position in the company.
Bayu’s involvement with The Newton 2 started from its inception, during the conceptual stage. Throughout his involvement with Newton 2, Bayu absorbed invaluable lessons and honed his skills as an architect. He encountered challenges, made crucial decisions, and collaborated with a team of professionals who shared the same passion for creating remarkable spaces.
Bayu considers himself incredibly fortunate to have been given the opportunity to grow alongside the Newton 2. This project had shaped his career and instilled in him a profound appreciation for the trust and belief that the Newton 2 bestowed upon him. The experience had fueled his passion for architecture and reinforced his commitment to delivering.
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