airmas asri architects adds greenery to their new expanded offices in jakarta
located in the middle of jakarta's bustling city centre, the shaded and lush greenery brings comfort to the working environment
airmas asri architects adds greenery to their new expanded offices in jakarta
all images courtesy of airmas asri architects
when facing the need to expand their offices, airmas asri architects thought about generating a comfortable and serene working environment in a building located in the middle of the bustling city center of jakarta. the result was the application of green architecture that gave the spaces an air of ease and tranquility. a total of 1.300 square meters, both horizontal and vertical, were covered in greeneries, creating a micro climate inside the building. this, combined with skylights and solid void planes create thermal control, air circulation and allow optimum daylight to flow into rooms.
a vertical green façade can be appreciated from the front of the building
the planning was based on the needs of the office expansion, so overall there was not a master plan, but an addition of buildings over the years. this led to the creating of in-between spaces where users have a place to gather and socialize, becoming an oasis in the middle of jakarta’s crowded environment.
the entrance sets the feeling of the whole design of the offices
a courtyard was created from the in-between spaces created thanks to the connections between the buildings
open workplaces can be appreciated
the gallery showcases the office’s projects
perspective section
elevation
situation
blockplan
massing concept
isometric view
project info:
project name: airmas asri office
location: jalan cikini iv no. 6, jakarta, indonesia
site area: 1600 sqm
total area: 2200 sqm
owner: airmas asri architects
architect: airmas asri architects
year completed: 2014
materials: marble, natural stone, curtain wall, wood, homogeneous tile
construction: concrete & steel structure
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