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Torok Hill Resort South Lombok, Indonesia
The Torok Hill Resort by Invest Islands wins Asia’s ‘Best Hospitality Development’ at Property Guru Asia Awards. Designed by Inspiral Architecture & WNA studio across 14 hectares in South Lombok, Indonesia
AL – HOUSE Bandung, West Java, Indonesia
AL – HOUSE in Bandung, contemporary residence in West Java designed by Kamitata: simple, modern, and unique looking home with a triangular-shaped facade and asymmetrical roof.
The Tiing Boutique Resort in Bali, Indonesia
Situated on the northern coast of Bali, The Tiing has been designed by Manguning as a ‘reward for the intrepid’. Due to its remote location, the design leans on traditional materials and construction techniques, while providing a robust conceptual framework.
Lift Treetop Boutique Hotel Bali, Indonesia
Lift Treetop Boutique Hotel, Bali, buildings design by Alexis Dornier, small experimental treetop boutique hotel in a suburb of Ubud, a testing ground for ideas on how to lift structures off the ground, to have a less invasive footprint.
Indonesian Office Buildings, Commercial Property
Indonesian Office Buildings – commercial property designs Indonesia: contemporary offices developments images, architects, architecture news
Uluwatu House in Bali, Indonesian Home
This getaway home designed by SAOTA in Uluwatu, on the south‐western tip of the Bukit Peninsula of Bali, Indonesia, is dramatically perched high on a limestone cliff edge.
Taman Bima Microlibrary in Bandung Indonesia
Designed by SHAU Architects Taman Bima Microlibrary is a pilot project for a series of low-cost, eco-conscious reading facilities in urban and rural villages, the Microlibrary aims to help combat Indonesia’s low literacy rates.
AM Residence in Jakarta, Indonesia Home
AM Residence is designed by Andramatin Architect for the architect. The house is characterised by a sense of warmth, simple space programming, and consideration for its wooded suburban context.
House O in Mas, Bali Home, Indonesia
Designed by Alexis Dornier House O is a minimal 3 bedroom home for a musician-composer with an upstairs living space overlooking its lush surrounding of green rice paddies and coconut trees.
PT Telkom Landmark Tower Jakarta Building
A defining presence on the skyline, the new headquarters for Indonesia’s largest telecommunications company consists of three new interconnected buildings: a 20-story office building, a 48-story office building connected by a six-story podium.
Jakarta Jaya: the Green Manhattan Smart City
Jakarta Jaya: the Green Manhattan, a green master plan proposal by SHAU Architects, has won a Smart Cities prize at the World Architecture Festival 2017. Residents will enjoy access to plenty of lush tropical parks, beaches, lakes and canals.
Indonesia Developments: Building Designs
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Terminal 3 Ultimate of Soekarno-Hatta Airport
The T3 Ultimate’s public seating area was designed by AlvinT Studio to respond to the needs of passengers who have to wait for their flight. With a direct view to the runway, they can sit comfortably while enjoying the view.
Unilever Headquarters in Jakarta Building
Design: Aedas. This new Unilever Indonesia office houses all employees from four separate offices in Jakarta under one roof. Aedas architectural and interior designs embody the global company’s vision, values and European heritage within the Indonesian context.
Microlibrary Bima in Indonesia, Bandung
Architects: SHAU. With high illiteracy rate in Indonesia and lack of reading facilities, SHAU -a multi-awarded rising architecture practice- started a mission: to rekindle interest in books by offering a designed place for reading paired with multiple community activities.