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Sumit Singhal
Sumit Singhal
Sumit Singhal loves modern architecture. He comes from a family of builders who have built more than 20 projects in the last ten years near Delhi in India. He has recently started writing about the architectural projects that catch his imagination.

Jati Asih House in Bekasi, Indonesia by Atelier Riri

 
February 12th, 2012 by Sumit Singhal

Article source: Atelier Riri

Located in Jakarta’s suburban. The land use of this area was as a mid-class residential area. As part of the city space, the design is trying to resolve the bio-climatic problem. Where the tropical climate gives special attention to the direction of the house. The house was facing to west, so it would take appropriate design treatment.

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  • Architects: Atelier Riri
  • Project: Jati Asih House
  • Location: Jati Asih, Bekasi, Indonesia
  • Project Directors: Novriansyah Yakub
  • Landscape Architect: Tigor Charly Siahaan
  • Constructed Area: 109 sqm
  • Site Area: 135 sqm
  • Project Year: 2010
  • Photographs: Tri Rizeki Darusman

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This is a renovation project, so far as it possible it should using the old building construction to be more efficient in terms of cost. Renovations are needed because children are growing up so that the space of privacy is increasing. The house was designed to be in two floors, upstairs functioned as a children area. Ground floor as a living room with a master bedroom behind. Arrangement of its space is similar with the initial building.

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Jakarta, which has extreme temperature and humidity have to be treated with right sunpath orientaion so that the comfort of the house can be achieved without sacrifice extra energy, especially against the excessive use of air conditioner. House elevation designed to looks massive from the front view. The lower floor using a double screen treatment from local raw materials as well as easy to find. The overall design of the house trying to implement a sustainable architecture, such as metal roofs using materials that can be recycled, also reducing the use of ceramic floor wich has high embodied energy. In part of that, the design enable cross ventilation to ensure the natural climate within.

Image Courtesy Tri Rizeki Darusman

Image Courtesy Tri Rizeki Darusman

Image Courtesy Tri Rizeki Darusman

Image Courtesy Tri Rizeki Darusman

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