EDUCATION
SMA Mahatma Gading Senior High School North Jakarta Parahyangan Catholic University Bachelor of Architecture GPA of 3.5 Bandung, Indonesia
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Bahasa Indonesia English
Proficient Softwares Sketchup Archicad Autocad Lumion Vray Adobe Photoshop Adobe Indesign Adobe Illustrator
MARION HALIM
I've been on this architecture journey for over 4 years and counting. In designing, I try to always position myself as part of the user, trying to create added value into the creation, and also find a way so that the design can contribute not only to the users, but also to the surrounding environments.
EXPERIENCE & ACHIEVEMENTS Internship 3 Months Internship at LABO Architecture + Design, Bandung
Awards and Shortlisted Projects Naung 2021 Design Competition, 5th Place Morph Archproject 2021, 20 Shortlisted Projects H-7 Design Competition 2021, 15 Shortlisted Projects Skripsi Award Nominee
Competition Entries Archfest 2020 H-7 Design Competition 2020 ARCASIA 2020
ORGANIZATION EXPERIENCE A Part Of Himpunan Mahasiswa Prodi Studi Arsitektur 2018/2019 Anggota Divisi Akademik dan Keprofesian Anggota Divisi Pengabdian Masyarakat
Contribute to / Involved in Festival Arsitektur Parahyangan 2018 (Anggota Divisi Pembangunan) ReBamboo 2019 (Anggota Divisi Mentor) Bhakti Ganva 2019 (Anggota Divisi Desain dan Pembangunan) Arspek 2019 (Anggota Divisi Desain dan Materi)
Curriculum Vitae
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HIGHLIGHTED WORKS SECTION
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Bumi Rai+Raka Naung 2021 Design Competition, 5th Place Project Type : Housing Prototype Braga, Bandung, West Java
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Pandemic Residue Arhproject 2021 Design Competition, 20 Shortlisted Projects Public Space Kelapa Gading, North Jakarta
OTHER WORKS
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KM55 Kerinci Internship Project (2021) Public Space, Rest Area Kerinci, Jambi
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Hambalang Recreation B Internship Project (2021) Public Space Hambalang, Bogor, West Java
Pasar Wisata Padabeunghar Internship Project (2021) Public Space, Recreation Area Kuningan, West Java
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Anter - Anter H-7 2021 Design Competition, 15 Shortlisted Projects Public Space, Coffee Shop Blok M, South Jakarta
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Hotel Lobby Remodelling Academic Work (2020) Public Space, Interior Design Menteng, Central Jakarta
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Hambalang Recreation A Internship Project (2021) Public Space Hambalang, Bogor, West Java
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Links and QR code to more projects
HIGHLIGHTED W
WORKS
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BUMI RAI+RAKA Housing Prorotype
(Sundanese) : "Bumi" - House Rai Raka - meaning ‘siblings’) Project Status : Naung 2021 Design Competition Entry, 5th Place Project Type : Housing Prototype (2 Family, a total of 8 occupants) Collab with : Maria Veliana. L & Aloysia Griselda Location
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: Braga, Bandung
Bumi Rai+Raka // Competition
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Site & Issues Marketed for the underprivileged, hence the limited budgeting (approx IDR 50 million) Limited space, first phase particularly Health related issues in most existing settlements for the underprivileged In response to covid 19 : utilizing space for different purpose, eg. school and work from home The fading of solidarity values in modern settlements
How can the design improve every aspects of the occupants’ life?
Bumi Rairaka a relatively small house prototype that can accommodate 2 families without the compromise of living quality, “small yet versatile”
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Bumi Rai+Raka // Competition
Fine line between public and private Rather than seeing it as an individual housing unit, the design consider all of the units as one whole that interacts with each other. Encouraging interactions between units, the design aims to create a lively and highly sociable environment.
Tepas Kamitran (sundanese) Terrace
Partnership
Every “Micro Cluster” is provided with “Tepas Kamitran”, an open space that can be used as communal activity area for 4 families who live in 2 neighbouring units.
Two units equals to one “Micro Cluster”
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Fine line between the public and private The project aims to form close social bonds between each individual in a community, from daily communal activities to some more specific activities such as business partnerships
a. the gate acts a divider between units’ terrace to create a sense of privacy b. when opened, it can unify the two terrace, creating a spacious communal bonding area c. the spacious area can also be utilized as seating area for warung’s / kitchen customers d. it an also be used as a co-working space between the 2 units
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Bumi Rai+Raka // Competition
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1st Phase - 50 m2
Space Efficiency and Flexibility
Zoning in phase 1 is divided into private (Bedroom) and semi-private to public zones (Living Room & Terrace). Living room can be converted into a work or a spacious open area through its flexible furnitures. In phase 1, each family has only one shared bedroom, and so it is made to be flexible to be able to switch functions from a resting into a work area. Responding to the at home demands due to the pandemic, both work and school related activities can easily be carried out at the same time. (working - living room - public) (school activites - bedroom -private)
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Space Efficiency and Flexibility 2nd Phase - 100 m2
To ensure optimum airflow and natural lighting, every room in each floor comes with a window. The void besides the stairwell enables light and air to reach the innermost parts of the bulding. In phase 2, the 2nd floor is comprised completely of private family areas. Parents and children now have their own room. The living room on the 2nd floor can be extended to the balcony, creating a spacious semi open space. This area can also accomodate school and studying activities for the kids during the day. on the 1st floor, the once private areas of bedrooms are converted into additional working and storage area. The majority of 1st floor can now be used as working space during the day, and family as well as dining space at night.
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Bumi Rai+Raka // Competition
Budget and time efficiency Module Dimensions Every dimensions of the buildings are decided with the materials’ module sizes in mind. Using these prefabricated modular materials, the building process is faster, cheaper, and minimizes the waste of unused materials.
Knock-down system Each structural module, starting from the foundation, sloof, column, beam, and roof portal, is precisely fabricated so that it can be directly connected with nuts and bolts.
Zoning of Wet Areas Wet areas such as bathroom and kitchen are located at the outermost part of the building, as to shorten the pipe length. By doing so, spendings for pipes can be reduced, and it can also ease management process. 14
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Pandemic Residue // Competition
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PA N D E M I C
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Is there any good thing that can be salvaged in these difficult times? new relationships? or perhaps, new community?
Pandemic Residue : A Cure to Loneliness Amidst the Devastating Pandemic Project Status : Morph Archproject 2021 20 Shortlisted Projects (Individual Entry) Project Type : Residential Public Space Location : K e l a p a G a d i n g , No r t h Jakarta, IDN
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The pandemic continues to haunt, creating a sense of loneliness. People begin to spend most of their time at home, away from the normal routines and community
Pandemic Residue
is a public space that promotes 2 main principles in its design, “Flexible space”, as well as “Interlacing & Interactive Programming” It is designed in attempt to find a solution to loneliness, while trying to regenerate close social bonds that is starting to disappear, so that at least this pandemic can leave a positive residue. 17
Pandemic Residue // Competition
Activities are limited to the house and its surroundings, but in modern housing that is increasingly individualistic in nature, the feeling of loneliness becomes stronger
Site : Taman Kelapa Puan, located in a modern housing complex in North Jakarta, is an area for residents to play and exercise but its use has become limited since the pandemic
There is another issue at site, namely the lack of variety in social interactions, and so the social bonds formed are becoming stagnant (interaction only with the same circle of people), whereas it would be nice if a communal area could create bonds in the whole community group, regardless of age.
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Interlacing & Interactive Programming Design of programs and activity areas that encourage users to interact with each other, regardless of age, but still comply with health protocols. The kinds of interaction mentioned is not limited to close physical ones, but also interactions that occur from brief or fleeting moments (passing by, greetings) and also the presence of other users who are in the same space but are separated by distance horizontally or vertically.
Upper level The decking is designed to fit in with the existing trees, making sure to preserve as many trees as possible
Ground level The field spans from North to South to avoid glare. Outdoor fitness area and playground surrounding it are oriented towards the field. Ramps are incorporated at every height differences to facilitate the elderly and disabled. 1. Entrance / Exit 2. Stairs to upper level 3. Ramp to upper level 4. Public toilet 5. Service and storage
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6. Fitness area 7. Tap Shek/ Stone reflexology Path 8. Children playground 9. Ramp to field 10. Field
Pandemic Residue // Competition
Passers-by, brief greetings, and fleeting moments Seatings on upper level are also oriented outwards to encourage interaction between users and passers by.
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Pandemic Residue // Competition
Together, but seperate things
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The feeling of familiarity towards other people that can be achieved, not only by direct contact or coversation, but also by feeling their constant presence as each person do their own separate thing in the same space, set apart by distace and boundaries.
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Pandemic Residue // Competition
Flexible Space A flexible seating module system for the upper level that can respond to the ever changing conditions due to the uncertainty of the pandemic, to ensure that this communal area can be used at every stages of the pandemic, or even normal conditions, adjusting the modules with the latest health protocols. 1.5 by 1.5 meter modules on the upper level can be adjusted to be : • work / study area (solitary pod), • individual exercising area, • a continuous sitting area The use hinges with removable locks allows the module to be flexible according to the demands
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"Making use of the current pandemic, by seeing it as a chance to create a highly social community. It is hoped that by the time the pandemic recedes, it will have created bonds between individuals, that looks back to the pandemic as a time they spent relying on each other, making it a memorable pandemic residue."
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Pandemic Residue // Competition
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KM55 KERINCI R e s t
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Being in a site that is easy to miss, how can the design attract visitors’ attention? Project Status : I n t e r n s h i p Wo r k D e s i g n P r o p o s a l (LABO Architecture + Design) Project Type : Commercial Public Space Participation : Designing, visualiza -tion, to proposal completion (under supervision by Prin -cipal Architects) Location : Kerinci, Jambi
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KM55 Kerinci // Internship
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Site & Issues • narrow site, extending to the back, tapering at the front • a site that is easy to miss • located on a downhill road
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KM55 Kerinci // Internship
A. Entire Site (19020 m 2) B. Design Area (3700 m 2) C. Sumatra Highway D. Existing Restaurant E. Existing Gas Station
KM55 Rest Area
Rest area located on a 3700m2 site, featuring a convenience store, public restrooms, mosque, as well as food & beverages retail areas 30
linear building mass surrounded by circulation
Sumatra highway as the main source of visitors 31
KM55 Kerinci // Internship
entrance adjacent to Sumatra highway
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Entrance Ramp Mosque Public Restroom Stairs Car Parking Area Bike Parking Area Exit
the front area becomes green open space
dividing, forming a corridor in the middle
adding front parking area
Entrance Ramp Convenient Store Public Restroom Stairs Car Parking Area Bike Parking Area Exit
gas station structure inspired roofing
adding ramp as an “attraction element” 32
Ramp as an Attention Magnet Ramp jutting outwards, with green open space becomes an element of attraction to catch the attention of road users and lure them in 33
KM55 Kerinci // Internship
Gas Station - Inspired Roof Structure The shape of the roof is inspired by that of a gas station, with the impression of cantilevered, thick structured roof, and supported by slender columns
Reference : Artsy.net
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The use of corridor or “selasar” in between retail areas to create a spacious impression, and provide visual linkage between each floor 35
KM55 Kerinci // Internship
The building mass containing the prayer room is rotated in the direction of the Qibla, and the lower floor is used as a convenience store. The open sitting area is used as a transitional area from the ramp to the prayer room
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Hotel Lobby Remodelling // Academic
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HOTEL LOBBY
REMODELLING
An abundance of openings throughout the entire room, but the view that comes with it aren’t quite attractive, what can be done to tackle the issue? Project Status :
PPRD Final Assignment
Project Type : Hotel Lobby I n t e r i o r R e m o d e l l i n g Location : Morrissey Hotel, Central Jakarta
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Site & Issue • Existing elements tend to be monotonously warm toned • Multiple columns located in the middle of the room • Entrances (A) not directly linked to the front desk (B), but instead located across the elevator (C) • Floor to ceiling openings (D) with views that aren’t quite enjoyable (car park & lot walls) 39
Hotel Lobby Remodelling // Academic
Making Our Own View
Responding to the issue of abundant openings without an attractive view, the main design concept tries to create its own view inside, while still utilizing natural lighting from the existing curtain walls, so that it can redirect guests’ attention to the view inside in the form of vegetation arrangements
Accentuating High Ceilings Maximizing the potential of high ceilings, with several vertical elements that gradually guide visitors’ eyes to travel upwards. Done by using vines along wooden sticks as trellis that rise from potted plants on the ground floor up to the top, greeted by ceiling installation of rattan lantern.
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Car Park & Circulation Drop Off / Entrance Directory Seating Area Seating Area Registration & Cashier Station Registration & Cashier Station Mail & Information Station
Hotel Lobby Remodelling // Academic
9. Front Office 10. Towards Pool Area 11. Lobby Elevator 12. Bellman Station 13. Bellman Storage 14. Towards Restaurant 15. Breakfast Area
Seating Area (4&5) to regulate circulation,
directing incoming guests from the entrance (2) to the front desk (6). The existing entrances are kept the same, and circulation that connects the lobby with the Ocha Bella restaurant (14) is provided. The existing location for Front desk remains the same as to keep the connection with the front office (9) to ensure service effiiency.
Str uctural Column Integration
Flexible Seating Arrangements
Combining it with vegetation elements so that the column feels more integrated into the room’s program, even if its located right in the middle. In addition, it also emphasizes the circulation path.
Responding to the diversity of users in the city center, the area can be used as group, and individual seatings, depending on the users’ sitting orientation
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maintaining some of the existing color and material, namely white, cream, and wood accented materials, but with the addition of other color accents
Splash Of Greens
The green from vegetations can have a calming effect, and will also freshen up the space. This is important because the color palette tends to be warm toned, so the green color can neutralize the space, giving it a pop of color, and give a fresh impression to the hotel lobby area.
Dark, and Contrasting Color Accents
The use of color accents that are more striking against the white of the room for the front desk area and also the elevator area to attract and direct guests
D irection al Lighting
The use of brighter light in the front desk area, using long strips of led lights so that guests, especially from the entrance, can immediately see the location of the front desk. The ceiling installation rattan lanterns are equipped with a softer lighting using LED bulbs, to capture the attention of guests without being too overwhelming.
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Hotel Lobby Remodelling // Academic
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Pasar Padabeunghar // Internship
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Pasar Wisata
Padabeunghar Project Status : I nter nsh ip - Desig n P roposa l (L A BO A rchitecture + Desig n) Participation : A s s i st i ng , 3D mo de l l i ng a nd detailing, visualization
Trying to minimize the footprint that occurs, Pasar Wisata Padabeunghar is designed to provide an interesting experience for visitors in the form of recreation in the middle of the rice fields or “sawah” With a land area of approximately 8300 m 2 , this area provides a variety of retail outlets and seating areas, a number of public toilets, as well as a main food court, equipped with a parking lot. Using a bamboo structure system and adaptation of stilt houses system or “rumah panggung”, the design managed to minimize the entire building area to a total of 420 m 2 so that the existing rice fields can be maintained, expanded even, and adding new rice fields around the parking area. IN
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Bus Parking Area Car Parking Area Bike Parking Area Drop-Off Area
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Ticketing Center Retail & Lesehan Public Toilet Food Court
A. Initial site conditions, areas split into are rice fields and flat areas B. Maintaining and expanding existing rice fields to the areas that were originally flat. Placing the building mass according to the contours of the rice fields
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Hambalang Recreation // Internship
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Hambalang Recreation - (a)
Project Status : I nter nsh ip - Desig n P roposa l (L A BO A rchitecture + Desig n) Participation : Designing, visualization, to pro -posal completion (under super -vision by Principal Architects)
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The site is located on Jalan Swadaya, Hambalang Bogor, an area in West Java that is often visited by cyclists and tourists in general Designed as a culinary recreation area, Site A which is closer to the main road has the potential to attract a greater quantity of visitors. Moreover, it also has a scenic view.
Creating a Viewing Deck As a Feature and Attractor
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The main design feature is the viewing deck. In functions as a dining area that can provide beautiful views for visitors. This viewing deck is also designed to garner the attention of road users so that it can attract more visitors. In addition to the viewing deck, several other seating areas are provided, as well as service, sales areas, and public toilets. 1. Entrance A 2. Entrance B 3. Seating Area 4. F&B Outlet
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Hambalang Recreation // Internship
Similar to site (a), site (b) is located on Jalan Swadaya, but what is differentiates them is that the location of site (b) is more secluded from the main road, and so it has more of an exlclusive feeling.
Amphiteater Overlooking The Scenic Valley
There are several existing building masses that are integrated into the design, namely the restaurant as well as the pool and decking. All of these masses are connected by an amphitheater that is designed to face the scenic valley by utilizing the existing contours.
Serene Dining Experience Enveloped by Nature One of the main features in this design is the outdoor dining area that sits on top of a decking that is placed above the retention pond. Apart from being an atmosphere-forming element in the design, this retention pond also functions as a rainwater harvesting area that gradually channels the water into the main retention pond located in the lower valley. In the easternmost apart of the pond, a joglo is placed along with an extension stage that can be used as a performance area. 52
Anter A n t e r C o f f e e - S h o p (Betawi) "Pelan - pelan" P roject St at us : “H-7 Desig n Compet it ion 2021”, 1 5 Shor t listed P rojects, L ocat ion : Blok M, Sout h Ja k a r t a Team Submission, In Collab with : Maria Veliana & Evelyn Valencia
The coffee shop is designed in response to the fast paced lifestyle surrounding the area, which tends to make people live their life in a hurry an thus not enjoying every moment of it.
"Slowing down the fast - p ace d li festyle"
Through a series of spatial arrangements, encouraging visitors to move through the sequence that gradually slows them down until finally they can stop and enjoy the present moment, accompanied by dense foliage of greeneries. 53
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"A sequence to stillness"
Starting from the ground floor with open facade, inviting pedestrians to enter, and being greeted by an open kitchen (1) and also outdoor sitting areas (2 & 3) that have a shorter occupancy. The open facade shows pedestrian traffic from the inside, thus creating a "moving" or dynamic atmosphere. Meanwhile as a supporting function, lies public restroom (4) and service area (5) on the ground floor. The sequence is followed by a ramp (6) to get to the top floor. Here, visitors are greeted by foliage greeneries that gets denser as they go up the ramp, building a calm atmosphere. Until finally stopping at the indoor sitting area (7), shrouded in a facade of foliage. Here, visitors welcomed by a sense of stillness, away from outside distractions.
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Ka Va La Business Hotel
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BARE (RRIER)
Project Status Project Type Location Year
: (Academic) 6th Architecture Studio : 4 Star Business Hotel, City Center : Gardujati, Bandung : 2020
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: H-7 Design Competition 2020 (Entry) : Public Space, Gallery and Event Space : Kemang, South Jakarta : 2020
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Project Status Project Type Location Year
: (Academic) 4th Architecture Studio : Public Space, Cultural Park : Dago, Bandung : 2019
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Penjaringan Youth Center
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A.V. Center
Project Status Project Type Location Year
: (Academic) Final Architecture Studio : C o m m u n a l S p a c e , Yo u t h C e n t e r : Penjaringan, North Jakarta : 2020
Project Status Project Type Location
: (Academic) 5th Architecture Studio SKBBL (Wide Span Structure) Award : Convention and Exhibition Center : Gedebage, West Java, 2019
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Project Status Project Type Location Year
: A RC A SI A 2020 Compet it ion Ent r y : Public Space, Educational Leisure Center : Kemayoran, North Jakarta : 2020
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