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45 Indonesian Architecture Projects by Designers

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Una and Ivan

The House of Music Indonesia

The House of Music Indonesia bridges the archipelago through a symbolic dialogue of timber and metal, echoing traditional instruments. Timber reflects heritage and cultural memory, while metal represents youth, innovation, and modern expression, creating a dynamic sanctuary where music, craftsmanship, and community unite

Danica and Ivan

Maritime and Traditional Shipbuilding Visitor Center in Jakarta

This project proposes a visitor center and maritime museum inspired by the cultural and constructive logic of traditional shipbuilding and textile craft. Drawing from the Pinisi boat as a primary reference, the architecture reinterprets the vessel not as a literal form, but as a spatial system of structure, rhythm, and assembly.

Mila and Ivan

Subak Protocol - Flood-Adaptive system for Jakarta

Subak Protocol is a flood-responsive prototype integrating rice storage, water management, and research. A Subak-inspired landscape collects and redistributes floodwater into tanks, freeing the site from inundation. Labs and educational spaces explore rice reuse and circular systems. The project proposes a scalable model for future flood-adaptive territories

Lara and Ivan

Indonesian Martial Heritage Center PARANG · KERIS · PENCAK SILAT

The project recognizes the need for a contemporary space that reconnects modern urban society with these traditions, transforming cultural heritage from static museum artifacts into active, lived experiences.

Jovana and Ivan

Gamelan Music Visitor Center

The Gamelan Music Visitor Center explores the connection between music and architecture through rhythm, resonance, and movement. Designed as an extension of sound, the space combines performance, education, and interaction, creating an immersive and collective experience inspired by the atmosphere of gamelan music.

Uros and Ivan

Wayang: The House of Moving Shadows

A visitor center in Jakarta that reinterprets Indonesian wayang through light, shadow, movement and craft. The project combines exhibitions, workshops, kinetic panels, canvas screens and a natural courtyard to create an interactive cultural space that keeps tradition alive.

M. Kemal and 3 others

CIRVO: An Urban Landmark of Interaction and Play

CIRVO is an urban seating concept that blends functionality and fun. Built on a cylindrical base, it combines structural simplicity with Voronoi patterns for a modern, dynamic look. Vibrant colors and varying heights invite interaction, making CIRVO an inclusive and creative landmark that transforms public spaces into vibrant hubs of activity.

Khadeeja

Netura

The Netura Urban Plan is a bold and innovative concept inspired by the fisherman's net. It creates an elevated island that connects communities, prevents flooding, and promotes social cohesion. This visionary approach celebrates Indonesia's cultural heritage and creates a more connected, unified, and resilient community.

hend and 2 others

Tritopía

Synergizing Climate Resilience and Cultural Preservation Through Designing Sustainable Houses on Modular Units.

Abrar and 4 others

A Floating Community

The project aims to create a sustainable, anti-flooding, universal design that can be self-built and foster a sense of community. It uses basic design modules and structural systems and includes community amenities to promote social interaction and well-being.

AbdulAziz and 3 others

Jimbaran Housing

Jimbaran Housing is a resilient solution to the current flooding issues and sea level rise in Indonesia acting as a benchmark for high-risk cities. Setting new standards for resilient floating cities through modular construction.

Misak

Floatopia

The proposed project meets the concept of sustainability, flexibility, inclusivity and minimal environmental footprint by using local and bio-based materials.