ARCHITECTURE, PLANNING & INTERIOR DESIGN
ARCHITECTURE, PLANNING & INTERIOR DESIGN
COMPANY PROFILE 2017
“architecture shapes us. it is our environment” PJD Architects
Content
Introduction
Projects
About Us
Gandhi Memorial International School
Aloft Hotel
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Founder
Ibis Budget
Office at Diponegoro
Publication & Appreciation
Bhagwan Centre
Gurudwara Temple
Three Of a Kind
List of Projects
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Pg. 21 Pg. 29 Pg. 33
Pg. 67 Pg. 74 Pg. 80
Office at Kelapa Gading Pg. 43
Villa Pecatu Bali Pg. 47
Hotel at Kawi Kuningan Pg. 53
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About Us
PT. Primajati Desindo was founded in 1989 by Prem Rupchand Jethnani. Growing the firm with a family culture, Primajati Desindo’s design philosophy is based on function and comfort of use. Which is strongly emphasized through ‘The Layout’. Throughout the years Primajati Desindo has added a list of prominent projects to their portfolio. In 2016 Primajati Desindo developed into PJD Architects as the new face of the firm. Still being led with a family culture and registered with the architecture registration board in Jakarta, PJD Architects offers services in Architecture, Planning - Permit process, Interior Design, & Graphic Design.
ARCHITECTURE, PLANNING & INTERIOR DESIGN
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About Proprietor
Founder Prem Rupchand Jethnani Graduated Bachelor of Architecture, from The Royal Melbourne Institute of Technology. • 1988-1989 PT. ARMEKON AGRA, as an Architect on Site • 1989- now PT. PRIMAJATI DESINDO, as Founder & Principal • Ikatan Arsitek Indonesia Member (Arsitek Utama), Kode : 1.1.100.1.27.09.106327 • Surat Ijin Pelaku Teknis Bangunan, Golongan: A, NOMOR 0698/P/A-A/DPPB/V-2014
Partner Danny Prem Jethnani Graduated Bachelor of Environments (Architecture), from The University of Melbourne. • 2011 Intern Architect at Wolf Architects. Melbourne. Australia • 2012 Commenced Masters of Architecture at Academy of Art University. San Francisco. CA • 2014 Joined PJD Achitects as Architecture Assistant
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Publication & Appreciation
Plaque in Appreciation of the Meritorious service for the design of Sikh Temple. Presented by Venkaratman Ambassador of India in April 1999 Gandhi Memorial International School. Kemayoran. Jakarta. Published in Indonesia Design magazine Vol. 2 No. 7 / 2005 Gandhi Memorial International School. Denpasar. Bali. Published in Indonesia Architecture magazine Forth Issue, 2006 Sikh Temple Building at Rawabadak. Jakarta. Published in Indonesia Design magazine Vol. 2 No. 6 / 2005 Interior project at Pearl Garden Apartment. Jakarta. Published in Indonesia Design magazine Vol. 6 No. 33 / 2009 Harmoni Hijau book by Ita Burhan. Published by Griya Asri Prima in October 2013
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Indian Embassy Competition Entry. Jakarta 2014
Villa. Bali 2016
Interior Apartment. Jakarta 2016
Villa. Bali 2016
Office Interior. Jakarta 2016
Office Lobby. Jakarta 2015
“architecture consists of many layers,we seek to explore these layers to bring out the best in our projects� PJD Architects
GANDHI MEMORIAL INTERNATIONAL SCHOOL Client
Yayasan Gandhi SevaLoka Location
Jakarta, Indonesia Scope
Architecture and Interior Design Size
35.000 m2 Collaborators
BIG Engineering, Arnan Pratama Consultants, CBM Status
Completed Program
School, Auditorium
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Planning The Gandhi Memorial International School in the Kemayoran District was designed to house 2000 students. The design included facilities such as labs, a library, a multifunction gymnasium, swimming pool, football field and an auditorium for 1000 people complete with back of house facilities. The building itself is shaped as a crescent to reduce the beam of sunlight of the eastern and western sun, fins were used to aid in diffusing the rays from the overhead sun. The treatment of patterned glass windows was used as well for the windows to diffuse light when entering into the classroom, getting rid of glare and creating a comfortable environment. The building consists of classrooms in a single corridor system arranged around voids. The voids allow good air circulation and light to enter from the skylight which runs along the roof of the building in crescent shape. The voids also provide the students with a strong visual connection to other students in the building, creating a sense of community whilst also providing supervisors with easy surveillance.
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The gymnasium also uses a retractable seating system, so that you can increase or decrease the amount of hall space as needed for different events.
There were many multifunctional aspects added to the building, including the rubber underlay turf on the ground floors where students might play within the indoors under the natural light provided by the skylight.
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IBIS CIREBON Client
AMD Siliwangi Properti Location
Cirebon, Indonesia Scope
Architecture and Interior Design Size
8.600 m2 Collaborators
MBE Engineering, Accor Hotels Status
Completed Program
Hotel, Retail
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Planning IBIS Cirebon is the second project by our clients the AMD group. This project took place in parallel with planning and construction of their first hotel project. Thus PJD was involved in creating a concept for the AMD group to tie all their hotels together, creating a personal brand in union with that of their chosen hotel operator. PJD worked hand in hand with the AMD group to establish their standards, a total of 12 different building designs were created to aid the study. Planning was fundamental to this project.
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Architecture AMD group is owned by a few shareholders, the brand image was built upon the existing companies that these shareholders individually owned. PJD combined the AMD colours to the facade of the building through a pattern of fractals. The fractals initially originated from one of the most dominant company that one of the partner owned and represent the uniting of our clients in creating AMD group as a new venture. This image was the approved design after design development.
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Interior Design The interior design initiated from tweaking the hotel operator standards combining it with our client’s ambition to have their own imprint on all of the hotels they owned.
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BHAGWAN CENTRE Client
KNS group Location
Jakarta, Indonesia Scope
Architecture and Interior Design Size
6.000 m2 Collaborators
BIG Engineering, Arnan Pratama Consultants, CBM Status
Completed Program
Office
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Planning The Bhagwan Center in Thamrin was a project for Bank Swadesi. It was a renewal project for an existing building. At that time the building codes allowed for additional floor area and to realize this an additional level was added to the existing 8, creating a taller building and more space for the client. The old facade of the building was stripped and replaced by a simple glazed facade to provide more light into the building. In addition to exterior changes of the building, there were a lot of changes made internally. There was only one fire escape in the building, to comply with codes a scissors stairwell was constructed in its place, making 2 fire escapes available without taking away space. All the mechanical and electrical systems were renewed, and a service lift was added to the core, as the building did not have one.
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THREE OF A KIND Client
Private Owner Location
Jakarta, Indonesia Scope
Architecture and Interior Design Size
700 m2 Status
Designed & Land sold before construction Program
Housing Cluster
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Planning The Project was to design 3 houses on a parcel of land that was previously a single home. The narrow frontage each house receives, after being split into 3 cautioned for extra care. The plan was created based on function separating the service and served spaces of the house. Once the required sizes for the two spaces were met, we explored the plan further, playing with the plan to make it a comfortable environment that provided flexibility to its future buyers. 35.
Architecture One of the ideas for the house is to make it have a neutral design, giving future homeowners the chance to modify and arrange the interior space to their needs. The façade is also kept simple and clean aiding to the idea of a “neutrallyâ€? designed home. Materials used for the house were kept to a minimum palette consisting of three main materials, concrete, glass, cement. The wooden strips would be cement wood, removing the problem of rot overtime. Making the house easy to maintain.
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Interior Design The end result of the interior design will completely be controlled by the future homeowner. The key idea in our design is that the allocation of the spaces in the house maximizes the environment of each space individually, providing light and ventilation for every room. Homeowners through their own modifications and decor will be able to add their own individuality throughout these “maximized spaces�, thereby creating their own home in a comfortable environment.
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Our renderings show the possibility and quality of the interior spaces.
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OFFICE at KELAPA GADING Client
KNS Group Location
Jakarta, Indonesia Scope
Architecture and Interior Design Size
9.250 m2 Status
Permit Process Program
Office, Cafe
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Architecture The Kelapa Gading Office project is a 15 floor tower that will house the client’s own corporation. Two identical mirrored towers are joined on the ground and at the top, creating a void space in the middle, which will allow light to penetrate deep into the building. The resulting above ground floor space also opens up a garden for the employees of the tower to gather as a community. To achieve a building with a wider frontage the left and right façade of the building is treated as a massive wall to comply with regulations, and both sides are clad in brushed aluminum, which has a reflective quality, adding prominence to the building yet diffusing glare and undesired mirror effects, thereby not disturbing its context. This project is currently in design development.
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VILLA PECATU BALI Client
Private Owner Location
Bali, Indonesia Scope
Architecture and Interior Design Size
730 m2 Collaborators
BIG Engineering, Arnan Pratama Consultants Status
Completed Program
Home
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Architecture The Pecatu Villa was well planned and executed as a simple design with simple materials. The client wanted to have a tropical experience and to emphasize this we maximized the landscape space. The buildings “L” shaped footprint was attained by focusing on views that the site could have, this gave all 2nd floor rooms views towards the ocean. The resulting footprint also created a threshold for the pool area with a connected living room, providing the client’s family and friends a space that blurs lines between the outdoor and indoor.
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HOTEL KAWI KUNINGAN Client
Blackrock Property Location
Jakarta, Indonesia Scope
Architecture Size
2.500 m2 Status
Commissioned Study & Design Program
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Planning The Project was commissioned as a study. The owner wanted to know if he was able to build a hotel on this very small site, and how would that outcome take shape. Thus the main idea was to explore the site’s maximum potential for the building of a hotel.
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The site is located on a hook and therefore is set back from both sides, leaving a smaller buildable parcel, circulation is then placed on the setback. We attached the lower part of the building to the neighbours site, as we required space for the hotel back of the house where natural light was not completely necessary. The floors above were double loaded with rooms and its mass setback from the neighbours site to provide windows to the rooms for natural light, at the same time the open space left by setting back the top floors of was made to house outdoor facilities of the hotel. A rooftop facility is added to the building, for retail or hotel facilities. The buildings most prominent appearance is its perforated faรงade. The perforated screens were placed on the front of the building which is the western facing side of the site, thus the screen filters the afternoon sun from the rooms placed in this area.
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ALOFT HOTEL Client
Undisclosed Location
Jakarta, Indonesia Scope
Architecture Size
11.500 m2 Collaborators
PPA Design, Starwood Hotels Status
Completed Program
Hotel, CafĂŠ, Office
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Planning PJD was the initial planner and concept architect for Aloft Hotel at Jl.Wahid Hasyim. Our scope involved getting the maximum built up area for our clients through the navigation of planning regulations and exceptions, as well as making the building layout, including all zones and service placements. Through the planning process we achieved 180 rooms, 2 cafe/retail spaces (including 1 for the hotel), and a rooftop viewing experience of Jakarta’s CBD skyline. During design development PJD acted as an in-house architect to the client. 61.
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OFFICE at DIPONEGORO Client
KNS group Location
Jakarta, Indonesia Scope
Architecture Size
1000 m2 Collaborators
BIG Engineering, KKG Status
Started Construction then Sold Program
Heritage Preservation Project, Office
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Planning and Architecture A delicate project presented itself to us at the prominent site of Jl.Pangeran Diponegoro. The regulations on the site required us to preserve a part of the Old Dutch house and our response was to build lightly beside it, creating a reflective glass structure that recedes and reflects its surroundings. Making a new building that does not impose itself upon the old but rather blends with it. The strategy is also appropriate to the site’s its semi-residential context, as the new building will again recede and not impose itself on its neighbors.
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GURUDWARA TEMPLE Client
Gurudwara Tanjung Priok Location
Jakarta, Indonesia Scope
Architecture Size
1.800 m2 Collaborators
BIG Engineering, Arnan Pratama Consultants Status
Completed, Pro Bono Project Program
Temple
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Architecture Sikh is a community that originally comes from East Punjab, India. The Sikh religion was founded in the 15th century by a holy man named Guru Nanak and was spread among the people by other gurus thet were believed to be the incarnations of Guru Nanak. The tenth guru, Guru Gobind Singh, cut off this line of regeneration and officialy declared Sikh as a religion in 1699 AD. Following the official declaration, it was decided that their holy book would be based on the book of Sikku (Adi Grath/Guru Granth Sahib), which was symbolized as a representation of the other gurus. This holy book is now an important material inside each gurudwara (temple).
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The location of the holy book plays an important role in determining the physical shape of the temple. In the area where the book is placed day and night, the ceiling is made hollow, thus from an exterior point of view looks like a dome. The interior of this dome is decorated with beautiful mirror collages, as if the area above the book will forever ascend above the sky. This dome is protected by walls and a gate that prevent people from trespassing. This particular temple, which was built in 1996, is actually the relocation of the original temple in Tanjung Priok that has been established since 1925. For Primajati Desindo, it was a Pro Bono Project. It was an honor to design the Sikh Temple as well as supervise its construction.
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HEYCHA INDONESIA BOOTH Client
Heycha Indonesia Location
Jakarta, Indonesia Scope
Architecture Size
14 m2 Status
Completed Program
Commercial
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LIST OF PROJECTS
RELIGIOUS Projects Client
Area
Description
Project Year
Scope
Gurudwara Temple
1.800 m2
Gurudwara Temple Rawabadak. Jakarta
1998 - 1999
Architecture, Interior Design & Supervision
Anandpur Temple
3.000 m2
Anandpur Temple Sunter. Jakarta
2000 - 2002
Architecture, Interior Design & Supervision
Mosque
2.500 m2
Mosque at Daan Mogot. Jakarta
2001 - 2002
Architecture
Sikh Temple
2.000 m2
Pasar Baru (renovation). Jakarta
2002 - 2002
Architecture & Supervision
Gereja Kristus Yesus
3.600 m2
Mangga Besar. Jakarta
2008 - 2009
Permit
Gurudwara Temple
800 m2
Annexe to Gurudwara Temple Rawabadak. Jakarta
2009 - 2010
Architecture & Supervision
COMMERCIAL Projects Client
Area
Description
Project Year
Scope
Ginza Department Store
800 m2
Pasar Baru. Jakarta
1991 - 1992
Architecture & Supervision
Jewel of India
600 m2
Indian Restaurant at Hotel Ambara. Jakarta
2000 - 2000
Interior Design & Supervision
Queen Restaurant
1.000 m2
Gedung Permata Thamrin. Jakarta
2000 - 2001
Interior Design & Supervision
PT. Saraswati Seaweed 5.000 m2 Factory
Poso. Sulawesi
2009 - 2010
Architecture & Supervision
ATP
2.487 m2
Proposed plan for Hotel Jl.Kawi. Jakarta
2014
Architecture
PT. Win Property
2.400 m2
Ruko Project at Jl.Ceger Raya Row 8. Bintaro. Tangerang
2014 - 2016
Architecture
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Bimantara
11.000 m2 Aloft Hotel. Jakarta
Zanas Resto
280 m2
AMD Siliwangi Property 6.400 m2
2014 - 2017
Architecture
Taman Kemayoran Condominium. Jakarta
2015 - 2016
Interior Design & Supervision
Ibis Budget Hotel. Cirebon
2015 - 2017
Architecture & Interior Design
2016
Architecture
PT. KNS Indonesia
Proposed plan for Ruko at 50.976 m2 Gunung Putri. Cileungsi. Bogor
PT. KNS Indonesia
4.200 m2
Proposed Residential and Commercial at Jl.Kemang Raya No.15. Jakarta
2016
Architecture & Interior Design
Royal Hinthar Property
5564 m2
Proposed Residential Complex at Mawlamyine. Myanmar
2016
Architecture & Interior Design
EDUCATIONAL Projects Client
Area
Description
Project Year
Scope
British International School
920 m2
Pondok Indah. Jakarta
1998 - 1999
Architecture & Interior Design
Yayasan GMIS
3.500 m2
Sekolah Bintang Mas. Ancol. Jakarta
1999 - 2000
Architecture & Interior Design
Yayasan GMIS
4.000 m2
Gandhi Institute of Business. Pasar Baru. Jakarta
2001 - 2001
Architecture & Interior Design
Yayasan GMIS
Gandhi Memorial International School. 35.000 m2 Kemayoran. Jakarta
2001 - 2002
Architecture & Interior Design
Islamic Centre
2.000 m2
Proposed plan for The Islamic Centre. Sentul. Jakarta
2002
Architecture
Yayasan GMIS
7.200 m2
Gandhi National School. Ancol. Jakarta
2004 - 2005
Architecture, Interior Design & Supervision
Yayasan GMIS
6.600 m2
The Mahatma Gandhi School. Kemayoran. Jakarta
2004 - 2005
Architecture, Interior Design & Supervision
Yayasan GMIS
7.841 m2
Gandhi Memorial International School. Denpasar. Bali
2006 - 2007
Architecture, Interior Design & Supervision 86.
Menteng International School
Proposed plan for Menteng International 50.000 m2 School. Menteng. Jakarta
Beacon Academy
2.300 m2
Yayasan GMIS
2007
Architecture
Sunter. Jakarta
2007 - 2008
Interior Design & Supervision
2.240 m2
Annexe to Gandhi Memorial International School. Kemayoran. Jakarta
2008 - 2009
Architecture, Interior Design & Supervision
Yayasan GMIS
3.000 m2
Gandhi Playgroup. Admin Office. Teachers Accomodation (Dormitory). Jl.Parangkritis. Ancol. Jakarta
2011 - 2015
Architecture, Interior Design & Supervision
Gandhi Memorial Intercontinent
Gandhi Memorial International 13.543 m2 School. Jl.Bukit Panorama. Jangli. Semarang
2016
Architecture
Client
Area
Description
Project Year
Scope
WTC
1.440 m2
Office at WTC. Jakarta
1990 - 1990
Interior Design
BBC Bandung
200 m2
BBC Office at WTC. Bandung
1992 - 1992
Interior Design
Bank Bumi Putera
3.456 m2
Wisma Bumi Putera Office. Jakarta
1993 - 1993
Interior Design
Ginza
4.928 m2
Ginza Building. Sunter. Jakarta
1994 - 1995
Architecture & Interior Design
Mochtar Karuwin & Koomar
648 m2
Mochtar Karuwin & Koomar Office. Jakarta
1995 - 1995
Interior Design
Jakarta Land
648 m2
Jakarta Land Office. Jakarta
1996 - 1996
Interior Design
Ray White
324 m2
Ray White Mashill Office. Jakarta
1996 - 1996
Interior Design
Yayasan Sevaloka
1.200 m2
Graha Sindhu Building. Pasar Baru. Jakarta
1996 - 1997
Architecture, Interior Design & Supervising
OFFICE Projects
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British Chambers
100 m2
British Chambers of Commerce Office. Jakarta
1997 - 1997
Interior Design
Helm Indonesia
120 m2
Helm Indonesia (Germany) Office. Jakarta
1997 - 1997
Interior Design
PT. Maersk Line
1.100 m2
Maersk Line Office. Jakarta
1998 - 1998
Interior Design
PT. Wearwell
600 m2
Gedung Batavia. Jakarta
1998 - 1998
Interior Design
PT. ASPAK
510 m2
Gedung Batavia. Jakarta
1998 - 1998
Interior Design
PT. Aceh Nusa Office
510 m2
Gedung Batavia. Jakarta
1998 - 1998
Interior Design
Aura Cantik
16.000 m2 Aura Cantik Building. Sunter. Jakarta
2001 - 2002
Architecture & Supervision
Bank Swadesi
6.000 m2
The Bhagwan Centre. Jl.Thamrin. Jakarta
2004 - 2005
Architecture, Interior Design & Supervision
Bank DKI
1.080 m2
Jl.Kebon Sirih. Jakarta
2009 - 2009
Interior Design Supervision
PT. KNS Indonesia
982 m2
Proposed plan for Office Building. Jl.Diponegoro No.25. Jakarta
2014
Architecture & Supervision
PT. KNS Indonesia
5.600 m2
Proposed plan for Office Building. Jl.Boulevard Artha Gading Blok A2. Jakarta
2014
Architecture
PT. KNS Indonesia
9.250 m2
Proposed plan for Office Building. Jl.Raya Barat Boulevard Blok XC No.4. Jakarta
2016
340 m2
Office at Grand Boutique Blok B61. Mangga Dua. Jakarta
2016 - 2016
Interior Design
800 m2
Ruko Project at Jl.Ketapang Trade Center No.29-30. Jakarta
2017
Architecture
Mr. Bobby
Architecture
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APARTMENT & RESIDENTIAL Projects Client
Area
Description
Project Year
Scope
Mr. Danny Milano
1.014 m2
House. Jl.Cut Nyak Dien. Menteng. Jakarta
2007 - 2008
Architecture
1.200 m2
Proposed plan for House. Modern Land. Jakarta
2009
Architecture
Mr. Tachril Safe’i
400 m2
Keraton Hyatt Apartment. Jakarta
2009
Interior Design
Bitratex Semarang
1.000 m2
Guest House. Boyolali. Central Java
2010
Interior Design
Hariom Tailor
1.000 m2
Office and House. Jl.Petak Arab. Jakarta
2011 - 2013
Architecture
Mr. Ishwar Nanwani
400 m2
Villa at Coolibah. Puncak. East Java
2011 - 2012
Architecture
Mr. Arif Tachril
900 m2
House. Pejaten. Jakarta
2012 - 2012
Architecture
Mr. Haru Mahtani
1.200 m2
Villa Alpukat Kav 5-6. Pecatu Bali Resort
2012 - 2013
Architecture
Mr. Shariq Muchtar
800 m2
Villa Alpukat Kav 3. Pecatu Bali Resort
2013 - 2015
Architecture
Mr. Sanjay Agrawal
850 m2
Proposed plan for Villa Anggrek Kav 9. Pecatu Bali Resort
2014
Architecture
Mr. Anmol Bhojwani
637 m2
Proposed plan for Villa Atman. Pecatu Bali Resort
2015
Architecture
Mr. Manmohan Singh
630 m2
Proposed plan for Villa Anggrek Kav 5. Pecatu Bali Resort
2015
Architecture
Mr. Sharma Virendra
702 m2
Proposed plan for Villa Anggrek Kav 6. Pecatu Bali Resort
2015
Architecture
Mr. Kalidas K.Nathani
1.932 m2
Housing. Jl.Margasatwa Raya. Jakarta
2015
Architecture & Interior Design
Mr. Kalidas K.Nathani
700 m2
Housing. Jl.Cempaka Putih Tengah No.64. Jakarta
2016
Architecture & Interior Design 89.
Mr. Kalidas K.Nathani
3.207 m2
21 Bintaro Cluster. Jl.H.Som. Bintaro. Tangerang
2016
Architecture
PT. KNS Indonesia
4.200 m2
Proposed Residential and Commercial at Jl.Kemang Raya No.15. Jakarta
2016
Architecture & Interior Design
PROJECTS ABROAD Client
Area
Description
Project Year
Scope
Rohan Dept.Store
2.000 m2
Rohan Dept.Store Main Street. Colombo. Srilanka
1997 - 1998
Architecture, Interior Design & Supervision
Gayatri Banana Leaf
500 m2
Race Course Road. Singapore
2004 - 2004
Interior Design
GDI Fashion Store
2.000 m2
Mount Alvernia. Colombo. Srilanka
2005 - 2006
Architecture
Mr. Min Banyar San
4.250 m2
Proposed plan for House. Myanmar
2012
Architecture
Mr. Min Banyar San
816 m2
Proposed plan for Commercial Building. Myanmar
2016
Architecture
Mr. Min Banyar San
700 m2
Proposed plan for Hotel Railway Museum Tanphyuzayat. Myanmar
2016
Architecture
Royal Hinthar Property Development
5.564 m2
Retail 14 Unit. Mawlamyine. Myanmar
2016
Architecture & Interior Design
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