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Jury’s Report

Up to the closing date of the submission,we have received 87 entries. The adjudi-cation process took place in Rotterdam,

the Netherlands between 7-13 April 2009.

The following criteria were used:-how the proposal brings up relevant ur-ban issues in Jakarta-how it offers creative, visionary architec-tural/ urbanistic intervention-how it corresponds to the theme Reci-procity/ Gotong Royong-how it situates itself within the context

of Jakarta-potential for further work to be exhibitedin IABR 2009-built on sound research-strong representational skill

Jury:Stephen Cairns (Edinburgh University, subcuratorIABR 2009)

Kees Christiaanse (KCAP Rotterdam,curator IABR 2009)

Winy Maas (MVRDV, the why factory)

Vedran Mimica (Berlage Institute Rotterdam)

Andrea Peresthu (TU Delft)

Daliana Suryawinata (SHAU Rotterdam, the why fac-tory, subcurator IABR 2009)

All decisions by the jury are fnal and in-

disputable.



FIRST PRIZE

Jakarta Bersih!402777

NUNC architecten

Steven BrunsmannJohan Krol

João BentesFloor MoormannTanja Van der Laan



SECOND PRIZE

Let’s Catch the Water!Jakarta Sponge City135677

mamostudio + UPH UniversityAdi Purnomo and David Hutama

with Carolina Setiawan, Steven Rendi Willyvans, IreneSetiawati, Tifani Veronica, Cicilia Angelia, Arsheila Kinan,Ayudya Paramitha, Kelly, Conny Andriani Yosisca



THIRD PRIZE

Field Estate: A Platformfor Symbiotic Urbanism777881

GABPA architects

Gesa Buettner and Alejo Paillardwith Alvar Mensana



FIELD_ESTATE: a platform for symbiotic urbanism Segitiga Emas Area

777881

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Field Estate – a platform for symbiotic urbanism

Field Estate is an urban development game. The

aim is to achieve a city-scape of typological

diversity and cooperative coexistence, combin-

ing segregated urban conditions into strategic

partners: high-rise AND kampong; mall AND

street market. The game is played with two

pieces: towers and platforms. Tower and

platforms move interdependently; their forma-

tion mimics a water lily: every vertical stem of a

tower is surrounded by elevated platforms

floating above the city. The purpose of the

towers is to provide density; their employment

follows the logics of the real estate market. The

purpose of the platforms is adaptation of the

existing; their employment follows the logic of

community and preservation. The bio-textile

semi-transparent roofs absorb and recycle

water, and they dehumidify, cool and clean the

air. By erecting the elevated platforms citizens

across the social, religious and political divide

join in a Gotong-Royong to diminish the danger

of flooding and improving the city’s climate.

SITE PLAN: 1:4000 HIGH-RISE

PLATFORMS

WATER LILY ORGANISM

TODAY

TOMORROW

ITE PLAN: 1:4000

KAMPONG

Co2

H O2



FIELD_ESTATE: a platform for symbiotic urbanism Segitiga Emas Area

777881

Current trends

Jakarta’s development follows the same

scheme as other Asian mega cities where high

land values and weak legal frameworks for

preservation of low-income neighborhoods and

open space facilitated mono-development of

high-rise towers and mega-malls. Whole func-

tioning neighborhoods are being displaced to

make room for luxury towers, rural migrants

have to squat in informal settlements and green

space has reduced to a meager 9%. The infor-

mal sector of street vendors and urban farmers

today accounts for 70% of the work-force and

20% of the GDP. The unregulated densification

leads to an increase in pollution, waste and

energy-consumption. Indonesia is the 3rd

largest greenhouse gas provider and most

vulnerable to the increase in sea water levels

and climate patterns due to global warming.

Outside air pollution and the hot and humid

tropical climate make walking the streets

unbearable. Well-off citizens flock to the malls,

their poorer counterparts migrants escape

from the climate by setting up camp in areas

with naturally cooler climate: under bridges and

close to the rivers

Field Estates learns from successful strategies.

Instead of furthering the segregation between

tower and low-rise dwellers Field Estates

encourages the coexistence of the two housing

typologies, allowing for different scenarios of

cohabitation. It turns the city itno an indoor-

outdoor continuum, enticing all citizens back to

the streets by providing for a semi-conditioned

climate throughout the city.

Rules of the game

With every new high-rise a developer has to

provide 20% of the gross floor area as elevated

platforms. The platforms are placed as aclimatic layer above the existing low rise, provid-

ing shade and air-conditioning, a full water cycle

from water collection and absorption to drinking

water and irrigation, and amenities to the neigh-

borhood. 75% of the platforms are for water

collection and renewable energies, their water-

absorbing semi-transparent roof shading the

houses and streets below. The remaining 25%

range from urban farmland to sport fields.

Platforms can also be installed per community

initiative without entailing towers.

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2.SHOPPING

PRIVATE MALLKAMPONG

4.TROPICAL CLIMATE3.FLOODING1.DENSIFICATION

STREET MARKET CONDITIONED UNCONDITIONEDUNPROTECTEDPROTECTEDHIGH RISE

FOUR CONDITIONS THAT SEGREGATE JAKARTA

ONE STRATEGY THAT UNITES JAKARTA

SITE SECTION 1:750

PLATFORM 1:125

FARMING 15% FARMING 15% ACCESS 10% ACCESS 10%ENERGY 65% SPORTS 10% PLAYGROUND 10%WATER 65% PARK 10%

RULES OF THE GAME

COMMUNAL WATER SOURCE

DEHUMIDIFYING LAYER: BIOTEXTILE

COOLING SPRINKLERS

SHADE

IRRIGATION

WATER TANK

WATER MANAGEMENT

CO2 ABSORBANT

RENEWABLE ENERGY

LEISURE

CLEAN TRANSPORTATION

PARK

+ + + +

2

FARMING

H O2

H O2



SPECIAL MENTION

Ojek City: Permeable Mobility523477

LABO Architecture+DesignDeddy Wahjudi PhD, Nelly L. Daniel PhD,Hamal O. Pangestu, Mariska Pratimi, Angga Rosiawan



OJEK CITY : permeable mobilityRasuna Said - jl. Jend Sudirman - jl. Gatot Subroto ( South Jakarta )

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interchage transportation mode...( in traffic jam )

interchage transportation mode...

in traffic jam )

a mobile shop ? mobile shop

Busway route - artery road

Ojek corner points

There are 2 type of routes in Jakarta : a planned route and unplanned

one, which grows organic and sprawling from the settlement area in

the city. This organic route cannot be mapped and only can be

understanding trough human-scale space experienced by the ojek

driver and the community inside. These kind of routes are

scattered all around jakarta, folded, wrapped, and growth

between settlement area. Furthermore, these roads have a high

permeability, crossing main roads, with unlimited route that can be

provide by any kind of ojek : an unplanned road become an

alterative road with human scale dimension. It can be developed to

free-car road and walkable area, an escape route from the traffic.

If these route traced ,the result is a pattern like fireworks spreading

all around the city. An unlimited end with high permeability, that isojek route.

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a new car lanes ? new car lanes ?

or a new strategy ?r a new strategy ?

No standart price (bargaining) ?o standart price bargaining) ?

A place to interaction ? place to interaction ?

no-car Jakarta(with a good public transportation)

no-car Jakarta

with a good public transportation)

3 Ojek routes

an ojek stop...n ojek stop...

Ojek city

What have lost in Jakarta? a man that lost themself inthe middle of city named Jakarta. City development thatdominated by physical consideration. It has conducedgap between human and environment and the net ofhuman social. Design and strategy plays role indismissing the humanity.

Ojek city is an issue that focused, represented city faceand city life in Jakarta, at present and the future. Ojek isa motorcycle taxi part of public transportation which

have efficiency and ability to trough the traffic jam, sothat it can be deliver people faster than other vehicle. Itcan be help people to access places whichuncomfortable to walk, and can be maneuver in densityarea with its narrow alleys.

Ojek is so humanist, very Jakarta, and very Indonesia.Ojek’s motor owned by the driver itself, and it's aunofficial and unlicenced public transportation. Thus,the transaction in the practice is very informal, there isno tax standard based distance, but its play withcompromise between driver and passenger. Abargaining communication. Ojek has its zone or servicearea, but in the practice its very permissive andsometimes very accidental to access places where thepassenger want.

In the future, ojek with its network and relationship can

provide range of services like ride children go to theschool,delivery service with gentleman agreement, or apart of 24 hour shop’s delivery.

Ojek corner (pangkalan ojek) is a place to park themotorcycle and a place for socialization its drivers andcolleagues , a part of social space in the city. Itspotential to become an interaction place can be happenif its near of kiosk or food court. It is a strategic place toask an address if we lost, a node or security center of adwelling zone.

How we can live as a human in Jakarta? Enjoy aconversation at ojek corner, and make a plan to troughthe traffic jam with ojek.

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new transportation in disaster ?ew transportation in disaster ?

new cheap transportation for family ?ew cheap transportation for family



a nest , organic shelter that can be build everywhere,a temporary and place for community.

Placements of ojek’s shelter

Like a nest, ojek corner can be placed everywhere,from crossroad side to under highway.

It will fill lost spaces which have potential to becomea social space and easy tofind,naturally,sporadic,organic,and unplanned.

It maintained by community,belong to community,and a part of community space.?

OJEK CITY : permeable mobilityRasuna Said - jl. Jend Sudirman - jl. Gatot Subroto ( South Jakarta ) 523477

ONCEPT

PLACEMENT

APPLICATION.........



SPECIAL MENTION

Stitching the Strip513557

Dimitrij Zadorin



513557SITE PLAN 1:2000

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alan Karet Pasar

Baru Barat VII

kampong Karetblakang

kampongretpasarbaroe

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existing greenery

existinggreenery

COCONUT PARKAS PART OF THE GREEN BELT

SEPARATING CORPORATE BUILDINGSFROM PARKING AND SERVICE BUILDINGS

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T I T C H I N G 3 : B R I D G E - A L L E Y T O T H E N E X T K A M P O N G

existingmosque

Jalan Karet Gusuran III

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M a s

M a n s y u r

S T I T C H I N G 5 : L I G H T C O V E R E D B A M B O O B R I D G E T O T H E N E X T

K A M P O N G

ST IT C H IN G 4: IN T E G R AT IO N F IE LD SLAB W IT H E LAB O R AT E D P U B LIC F AC ILIT IE S

CONTINUOUS WALL AS VISUAL MANIFESTATION OF CONNECTIONS

PARKING

FACILITIES

MOSQUE

SPORT CENTRE

CULTURAL CENTREFOR LOCAL RESIDENTS

PARKING FACILITIESWITH BASKET AND TENNISCOURT ON THE ROOFS

FOODFACILITIES

ESCALATORS

ELEVATOR

ELEVATORS

ELEVATORS

STAIRCASE SHAFT

ESCALATORS

NEW KAMPONGEXTENSION





CENTRAL SQUARECROPS FIELD

A I R T U N N E LS

SMALL SHOPS

CHILDREN PLAYGROUND

SQUARE FORINFORMAL MEETINGS

PARK

existingcorporate building

existingkampong building

NEWPUBLIC BUILDING

NEWBUILDING/INFRASTRUCTURE

NEWKAMPONG BUILDING

TREE

CENTRAL SQUARE IN THE INTEGRATION FIELD SLAB

TO THE LEFT: NEW MOSQUE

STITCHING 3: BRIDGE-ALLEY ENTRANCE TO THE SLAB FROM KAMPONG KARETBLAKANG

IN THE CENTRE: TRANSFORMATION OF THE CONTINUOUS WALL

STITCHING 5: LIGHT BAMBOO BRIDGE PARK OF LOW-HEIGHT TREES

TO THE LEFT: NEW GARAGE BUILDINGS WITH SPORT COURTS ON TOP

ENTRANCE TO THE SLAB FROM KAMPONG KARETPASARBAROE

SITE VIEWS



SPECIAL MENTION

Eco Gate as Border Device534558

Budi Pradono Architects

Budi Pradono, Anton Suryono, Yuli Sri Hartanto, Rina NurAisah, Adam Modigliani Prana, Adryan Fernando Hutagaol,

Primaldi Perdana



Gotong Royong City

Eco gate as border device

The periphery of Jakarta has experienced a drasticincrease in population. The population in theperiphery of Jakarta has tripled from 4.4 million in1980 to 12.6 million in 2000, while Jakarta'spopulation increased by only 30 percent.

The growth of Jakarta is the cause of suburbanizationin Jakarta's peripheral areas, and will correspond tosuburbanization in Jakarta's neighboring areas suchas Tangerang area of Bumi Serpong Damai (BSD) citydevelopment.

Gated functional suburban housing estates / gatedcommunities are the products of the market. Thesprawl of private new towns that have beendeveloped without regional planning coordination,and the resultant social and natural segregation,which we can see from the concrete wall as a rigidsymbol of two areas desa /rural and inside the gatekota / urban

In our research Tangerang area as one of suburbanarea lost its fast frontier forest and agricultural paddyfield, everyday the equivalent of 5 football fields of

agricultural land disappears.For many years The rural-kampung where traditionalpeople depend on agricultural sector are neglected.

Eco gate will function as the border to stop thedevelopment of the gated communities at the sametime to provide a new opportunity for bothcommunities to maximize the cohabitationrelationship by providing several attractiveprogramming such as energy producer, CO2

producer by re-planting the forest, fish market, fishinggarden, ethanol producer from the cow farm, socialhousing, bamboo producer, organic vegetable.

Eco gate also act as job provider for several informal job, such as servant, housekeeper, car washer, babysitter, florist, mobile tailor, food stall, café, andpractical business education,Eco gate is a border device, between gatedcommunities and rural kampung-settlement.

Can we in the context and based on the uniqueness demographiccircumstances, provide BSD rural area with series of contemporary eco-gate?

Eco gate is a contemporary gate, which is replaced the conventionalphysical concrete fence. It is an open plan structure, which can be mutatedin term of form or programming depend on the specificity of the place.

534558 AS BORDER DEVICEECO GATEBUMI SERPONG DAMAI

ECO GATE - COW FARM

ECO GATE - AGRICULTURE

ECO GATE - INDUSTRIAL

OETANOLODUCER

ENERGYDEPOSIT

APPLEFOREST

SUNFLOWERFOREST LOW-COST

HOUSINGHANDICRAFTINDUSTRY

HOME ACESSORIES

FOODCOURT

ECO GATE - INDUSTRIAL

POTENTIAL ECO-GATE PROGRAM



FISH MARKETISHMARKET

SEAFOOD RESTAURANTEAFOOD RESTAURANT

MARKET

GARDENER

POOL

CAR WASH/BENGKELARWASH BENGKEL

NURSERY

CAFE RESTO

ATM CENTERTMCENTER

PARKING CENTERARKINGCENTER

GREENERY

BOUTIQUEAND TAYLOR

534558

GATED COMMUNITY

MONOTONE SPACE ORGANIZED PUBLIC SPACELESS NATURE/GREEN ORDERLUSTER

URAL-KAMPUNG COMMUNITY

RAGMENTED DYNAMIC SPACE MORE NATURE/GREEN UN-ORDER SPREAD PUBLIC SPACE

SOCIAL

INTERACTION

SOCI L

INTER CTIONFORMAL WORKER SERVICE

SIMILAR STRATAIMIL R STR T

HETEROGEN BASED ON LIFESTYLE SED ON LIFESTYLE

GRICULTURE

MUTUALISM

RELATIONSHIP

MUTU LISM

REL TIONSHIP

HOMOGEN

BASED ON

TRADITION

B SED ON

TR DITION

SERVICE

INFORMAL

WORKER

INFORM L

WORKER

SOCIAL

INTERACTION

SOCI L

INTER CTION

ECO GATE AS BORDER DEVICE

ECO GATE INDUSTRIAL

COGATE PROTOTYPE

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BUMI SERPONG DAMAI

ECO GATE CATTLE BREEDING ECO GATE NURSERY ECO GATE AGRICULTURE

FISH MARKET

SEAFOOD RESTAURANT

MARKET

GARDENER

POOLCAR WASH/BENGKEL

NURSERY

CAFE+RESTO

ATM CENTER

PARKING CENTER

GREENERY

BOUTIQUEAND TAYLOR

ANGERANG POPULATION GROWTH

ANGERANG BUILT-UP GROWTH

EVELOPMENTOF PRIVATE HOUSING

JABOTABEK

TANGERANG

ECO GATE FISHMARKET

GATED COMMUNITY TED COMMUNITYGATED COMMUNITY

RURAL-KAMPUNG COMMUNITYUR L K MPUNG COMMUNITYRURAL-KAMPUNG COMMUNITY

CONVENTIONAL

FENCE

CONVENTIONAL

SECURITY GUARD

GAS

STATION

DIRECT CONTACT

BETWEEN

CONVENTIONAL

FENCE AND

RURAL-KAMPUNG

HOUSING

DIRECT CONT CT

BETWEEN

CONVENTION L

FENCE ND

RUR L K MPUNG

HOUSING

WE DO NOT NEED ANYMORE CONVENTIONAL SECURITY GUARD IN THE FUTURE, TO BE REPLACED WITH ECO GATE

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