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'peruri 88' by MVRDV, jakarta, indonesia
image © MVRDV
renowned dutch practice MVRDV collaborated with an international array of studios including the jerde partnership, ARUP and local developer
wijaya karya to submit their design for a micro-city in one 400-meter tall tower titled 'peruri 88' in jakarta, indonesia. the iconic high-rise will host
an eclectic range of program, from the usual retail, housing, offices, restaurant, viewing platform, luxury hotel and four floors of parking, to an integrated
wedding house, mosque, imax theater and an outdoor amphitheater all under lush rooftop gardens that inject more green space into the developed urban context.
the form is the result of several smaller steel-framed blocks of varying sizes and orientations, each dedicated to a separate program, stacked on top of each
other creating overhangs and terraces and taking advantage of sunlight from several angles and ventilation.
employees, residents and visitors will be able to enjoy from many residential and office typologies coexisting in one structure and integrated within a vertical
forest of reflective water features and native plant cultures. where the construct meets the ground plane, a cohesion of built environment and forest throughout
open public courtyards and commercial spaces provide a lively social space for the community. despite its rather complex aesthetic, the project follows a rather
simple structural logic, rooted in four traditionally-built towers with five cores connected through sky bridges, tweaked to accommodate budgetary and programmatic
requirements.

(left) connection to the ground with lush forests and commercial retail space
(right) stacked forms create rooftop terraces
image © MVRDV

(left) imax in a floating solid cube
(right) rooftop gardens and pools
image © MVRDV
look like alot of building is washed away during flood or tsunami and end up in 1 place….. look scary
what a pile of decadent design !
If this is the expression of architecture today we should worry about our cultural state.
they even rendered the smog
Wow! Cool! Resembles OMA’s buildings. Actually it looks like a collection of OMA’s buildings. Nice!
pleeeeeaaaaaaaaase STOP IT
interesting
and would not work in Vermont
looks more like Paolo Soleri than OMA to me
This looks like a mashup of two OLE SCHEEREN projects in Kulala Lumpur and Singapore – in such a striking way that I can’t believe its not Ole Scheeren, but MVRDV…how it that possible??
Yup interlace and Angkasaya Raya. Ole is from OMA too.
OMG! did they just searched through their recycle bin and pulled out all previous projects and put them together in photoshop! ??!!!
MVRDV has a design studio in our university (TU delft)……. their students are always playing with LEGO to make models. of course the outcome would be like this.
Cannot work in Jakarta, it’s so so so out of context, not only physical context but also, social and environmental context. Pretty sure there will be a lot of adjustment in the implementation and it will be totally different from the concept and vision, hence it will end up destroying Jakarta’s environment again.