New Indonesia architecture projects with building news and architectural images, plus architects background. Indonesian building news from across this hugely populous Southeast Asian group of islands.
Find more about Bintaro Jaya West District, South Tangerang, South of Jakarta, by 10 Design. This property development is slated to set a new benchmark for sustainable living in the city, redefining the concept of ‘living locally’.
Lastly we feature Silk Bistro, Kecamatan Menteng, Daerah Khusus Ibukota Jakarta by Bitte Design Studio. The property exhibits a nostalgic feeling that comes from being inside the sunlit, white-walled room.
It takes over a heritage building in a former general’s residence – left unused since 1995. The interior space balances modern touches while still honouring the building’s storied past.
Design: Kohn Pedersen Fox Associates (KPF). The Sequis Centre Tower in Jakarta, to be Indonesia’s first LEED Platinum building, has started on site. The tower building paves a new direction for Jakarta’s future growth, not only redefining the CBD skyline, but also setting a new standard for sustainability within Indonesia’s burgeoning economy.
A group of young Indonesian architects in the habit of touring a part of Indonesia each year arrived to find four of the last surviving examples of these houses, two of which were in need of renovation.
Cohabitation is the main theme of this design of the house in which in the front side directly connecting to the neighbor and surrounding environment, this building is only in the form of verandah/porch such as local traditional house, in which people can make social interaction more easily.
Sea Sentosa by Sentosa Worldwide Resorts has won the title of ‘World’s Best Apartment’ at the International Property Awards in London. Attendees at the awards included Mr. Saxon Looker, Managing Director and Mr. Ian Duffell CEO of Sentosa Worldwide Resorts.
Global architecture, urbanism and design practice Broadway Malyan has pushed into Indonesia with an appointment to deliver the masterplan for the high-profile Cilandak Bisnis Square (CIBIS) project in Jakarta, on behalf of client Bhumyamka Sekawan.
The Central Park is located along Jalan S. Parman Highway in Western Jakarta, Indonesia, comprising of 5 components, namely a 5-storey retail podium with basement, a 40-storey office tower, a hotel, 3 identical 48-storey apartment towers and an open green park.
DMHQ Building located in southern part of Jakarta, in the area where large residential houses mix with small office activities. Build to accommodate a medium family business with 15 strong staff, it appears as 5 individual tiny buildings, arrange within the surrounding lust greeneries in this 450 sqm land.
This hotel and villa development is designed as an ecologically sustainable development. Located on the dry savannah landscape of the Bukit Peninsular on the dramatic southern cliffs of the Indonesian island of Bali, it comprises of a 50 suite hotel with 35 residential villas.
In this project, folding method is applied to gain new form of architecture. Exploration process begins with multifold of papers. The results are specific form of folding, similar to what is known in Japan as origami.
Pori-Pori House, Architecture, Picture, Architect, Info, Development, Photos Indonesian House : Indonesia Architecture Contemporary Project, Southeast Asia – design by Budi Pradono Architects 27 Aug 2009 Pori-Pori House, Indonesia 2004-07 Design: Budi Pradono Architects PORI-PORI HOUSE AHMET + SALINA STUDIO (PORES 2) PASAR MINGGU, SOUTH JAKARTA Clients are spouses of graphic designers in need of … Read more
Nusa Dua is located 40km south of Denpasar, the provincial capital of Bali. Nusa Dua is an area in the southern part of Bali, Indonesia, known as an enclave of large 5-star resorts.
Azwar Anaz House, Indonesian residence design by Budi Pradono Architects: Indonesian home images, contemporary residential property, building, architecture
Nestled within Harvey Nichols’ sixth store outside the UK will be Manolo Blahnik’s first retail space in the Indonesian capital, Jakarta.
The International Architecture Biennale Rotterdam (IABR) 2009 in collaboration with Ikatan Arsitek Indonesia (Indonesian Institute of Architects Jakarta Chapter) announce an idea competition on the theme of ‘gotong royong city’ in the context of the extended metropolitan region of Jakarta.
The design, expressed in a spiralling form, folds around a central protected courtyard and twists up and outwards to form the Embassy’s public entrance invoking a sense of calm assurance.
Menara Karya breaks the mold in the corporate strip of highly articulated buildings rising along the busy Jalan Rasuna road in Jakarta’s financial district, the ‘Golden Triangle.
