Circular Hub
LINKaran HUBung - Community Integration through Ecosystem, Culinary & Education
Type: Collaborative work in the National Student Competition by Bandung Institute of Technology (Gaung Bandung)
Award: Top 10 & Favorite
Contributions: Research, Concept, Design, Modeling & Visualization
Software: SketchUp, Lumion, Adobe Photoshop & Adobe Illustrator
Collaborators: Arnott Ferels, Steven Verdianta & Billy Kurniawan
This project signifies a transformative change at Jakarta’s Kebon Melati Reservoir (KMR), establishing connections among communities through a circular design, inclusive culinary spaces, and versatile platforms. The primary objectives include boosting the local economy and addressing Nature Deficit Disorder, creating a harmonious environment for community growth.
Established in 1966, KMR holds a vital role in Jakarta, strategically positioned between slums and commercial areas, near landmarks like Grand Indonesia Mall, Thamrin Residence, and Mall. Serving as a connecting bridge, the reservoir dynamically transforms, reflecting the principles of Jurgen Habermas, the German philosopher.
Generate – Inclusive Architectural Solutions for Community Enrichment
Creating a bridge using a ramp to connect various societies.
Developing a versatile platform for inclusive social and spatial activities.
Utilizing a circular shape to eliminate spatial boundaries.
Implementing an Inclusive Culinary Kiosk platform to boost the local community’s economic condition around the KMR.
Implementing a shading roof for those on the move and establishing an area for thriving jasmine flowers.
Programs – Ecosystem Integration for Community Enhancement
The Inclusive Culinary Kiosk fosters a culinary-inclusive business area for economic activity and social interaction. The Platform addresses Nature Deficit Disorder, utilizing Kebon Melati Reservoir's clean water to calm the mind.
Activities – Holistic Platforms for Community Integration
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