PODCAST
Imaginacity:
MENDIRIKAN BANGUNAN YANG CERDAS DAN HIJAU UNTUK IBUKOTA BARU
2019
Di episode 7 dan 8 Podcast Imaginacity ini kita masih membahas soal bangunan-bangunan yang diimpikan berdiri di ibu kota baru dengan mengusung konsep cerdas serta ramah lingkungan. Kita akan menggali imajinasi seluas mungkin tentang bagaimana kaitan “smart and green building” ini dengan energi bersih dan terbarukan, dan bagaimana kita bisa menerapkannya di ibu kota baru nanti.
SEMINAR AND EXHIBITION
Bekraf Creative Lab 2018:
INDONESIA CREATIVE DIGITAL ARCHITECTURE
2018
Department of Architecture Universitas Indonesia, which has been chosen as Center of Excellence of Creative Economy in Architecture (PU Ekraf) by Indonesia Agency for Creative Economy (IACE/BEKRAF), has responsibility to support BEKRAF vision to put forward creativity, idea and stock of knowledge as the main production factor in every creative economy activities. As a form of contribution to this vision Department of Architecture Universitas Indonesia as Center of Excellence of Creative Economy in Architecture held a BEKRAF Creative Labs (BCL) event in 2018 entitled Indonesia Creative Digital Architecture.
PUBLICATION
Imaji Books:
50 INDONESIAN ARCHITECTS + EMERGINGS
(with DX6)
2010
50 Indonesian Architects + Emergings is aimed to be a stepping stone to learn more about Indonesia’s contemporary architects, their backgrounds, their careers, and their thoughts and visions reflected on their architectural works.
EXHIBITION
Open City Jakarta:
CULTURES OF LEGIBILITY
Erasmus Huis
2009
The 'Cultures of Legibility' project takes up the challenge of this intellectual tradition in the context of peri-urban Jakarta. The research is focused on a section or transect through the peri-urban areas of Jakarta. The transect offers a sample of the city from the coast to the North, to the airport, through industrial zones, new middle-class townships and into agricultural hinterlands. Rather than proposing a single kind of urban legibility, the project shows that there are multiple ways of knowing and understanding the city. These multiple knowledges can be understood as 'cultures of urban legibility'.
