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Otten Coffee Experience in West Java, Indonesia by Realrich Architecture Workshop

Friday, January 27th, 2023

Article source: Realrich Architecture Workshop

Located at Kaliki, Bandung, Otten Coffee Experience is a renovation project of two storeys building with a total of 600 sqm building area where the old structure is preserved. Spaces are redefined and optimized to give a better experience for guests.

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Architects: Realrich Architecture Workshop
Project: Otten Coffee Experience
Location: 178 Pasir Kaliki Street, Bandung, West Java, Indonesia
Photography: Ernest Theofilus
Lead Architects: Realrich Sjarief
Design Team: Andriyansyah Muhammad Ramadhan, Alifian Kharisma, Pandu Nazarrusadi, Avinsa Haykal, Timbul Arianto Simanjorang, Thomas Andrean S. Plan, Curatorial, and Illustration Team: Manuel Hendru, Adhika Annisa, Lu’luil Ma’nun, Aryo Phramudhito
General Contractor: PT Bangun Cipta Interindo
Gross Built Area: 777 sqm
Completion Year: 2021

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Tags: Indonesia, West Java
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Noir et Blanc Apartment in West Java, Indonesia by Co+in Collaborative Lab

Monday, August 10th, 2020

Article source: Co+in Collaborative Lab

Located nearby universities within Jakarta, Indonesia, the apartment targeted students within the area with the concept of the student center, with facilities that focus on student necessity.

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Interior Design: Co+in Collaborative Lab
Project: Noir et Blanc Apartment
Location: West Java, Indonesia

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Lemongrass in West Java, Indonesia by EINSTEIN & ASSOCIATES

Wednesday, October 19th, 2016

Article source: EINSTEIN & ASSOCIATES

Lemongrass is a casual dining restaurant in Bogor, West Java, Indonesia. Situated near important landmarks like the Presidential Bogor Palace and the famous Bogor Botanical Garden, one of the oldest and largest botanical garden in the world, Lemongrass’s design concept is derived from taking a closer look into Bogor. What many people don’t know about Bogor is that Bogor is only sixty kilometers away from Indonesia’s capital, Jakarta. Bogor or “Buitenzorg” as people would call it during the Dutch colonial era served as the summer residence of the Governor General of East Indies. “Buitenzorg” itself means “without a care” in dutch, mirroring the beauty of Bogor that makes people have no worries and feel safe and secure.