Highlights

Public space, as we know it, is a designated area in a governed human settlement that is accessible to everyone. As it is named, public space functions as a place for public gathering—one of the earliest examples is the square in ancient Greek metropolis and similar space that other cities built through the span of the last millennium. The more recent takes on public spaces include parks, pedestrian path as well as other accessible infrastructure, and sometimes, institutional buildings. Public space then functions more than as a place to gather, but also to relax, spend time doing almost anything, up to being a deliberate pause in a dense urban design, and as an ecological element, for instance, an area of water reserve or for nature to thrive.

Rumah Gerbong is a house, office, as well as an interaction area that is designed with “krowakisme” approach. Ario Andito from Studio Sae as the architect as well as the homeowner invite us to see how the concept comes into being as the rooms within this house. Find out more about “krowakisme” and its application in Rumah Gerbong through this episode.

Artiandi Akbar dari Office S A mengajak kita melihat salah satu karya rumah tinggalnya yang diberi nama Adit Haus. Meski memiliki bentuk yang sederhana, Adit Haus dirancang dengan detail-detail yang sangat menarik, unik, dan inovatif. Simak pemikiran di balik detail-detail menarik yang ada serta konsep utama desain rumah ini lewat episode kali ini.

DeeRoemah by GeTs Architects is designed as a cozy house+office with the main potential of its surrounding garden and trees. Listen to Gerard Tambunan, the principal of GeTs Architects, on how the design process and design details of DeeRoemah in this episode.

Lukie Widya of LUWIST Spatial invites us to explore one of their newest works, Gemala House, in Bandung. Stand as a quite “mamprang” (challenging in Sundanese) building compared to the houses in the neighborhood, Lukie explains how and why Gemala House, in the end, is designed this way.

3500 mm house is not only about a house with a very limited size, but also about how people could still experience spaciousness and the multifunctional furniture become the house character. Follow Abimantra Pradhana from AGo architects while he explores his own house.

Follow Bayu Ariyanto from BASIO to one of his projects, RR House in Bandung. This house explores the openness and connectivity of one room with another, as well as inside with the outside. With many artworks and collectibles, RR House also displays a very personal space for a dwelling.

In this episode, Muhammad Sagitha of ArMS welcomes us to his home in Tangerang, namely Trimmed Reform House. This house is designed with the concept of spatial flexibility, giving way to many possible room configurations.

M. Noerhadi and Michael Marino from RDMA invite us to see one of their projects in Bandung. Dubbed as 86/68 House, this co-housing displays how the architect experimented with low-cost materials yet still able to function well and look aesthetic.