Pasagi has been selected the designer of Indonesia's Guest of Honour Pavilion at Frankfurt BookFair 2015 through a national open competition held in June 2014.
As the Guest of Honor of Frankfurt Book Fair 2015, Indonesia will showcase its rich and diverse literary and cultural heritage, traditional and contemporary, to Germany, Europe, and the world.
The theme, 17,000 Islands of Imagination, presents an ambiance and images suggestive of an archipelagic world, Indonesia, a country linked by seas, shaped by a chain of volcanic histories, mold by a narrative of nationhood. The design of the pavilion uses rows of lanterns in colors of the seas hung from the ceiling to define spaces and represent the image of the Indonesian archipelago.
UPDATE:
"17,000 Islands of Imagination" Indonesia's Guest of Honour Pavilion at Frankfurt Book Fair 2015
Indonesia's Guest of Honour presentation at the world's oldest and most prestigious book fair has received rave review from visitors and media both in Germany and at home. Photos and Videos from the Fair, October 2015
Hoshinoya Bali in Pejeng, Ubud is the first overseas property of Japanese luxury resort, Hoshinoya. It comprises of 30 luxury villas set among paddy field in the tranquil village overlooking Pakerisan river.
Architecture & Interior: Azuma Architect & Associates,Tokyo.
Landscape Architecture: Studio On Site, Tokyo.
Construction Documentation: Pasagi Designworks, Bandung.
Taman Budaya at Sentul City is a recreation and education facilty where visitors could engage in various creative and recreational activities such as painting, handicrafts-making, cooking class, playing music, and many more. Built in the 90s in Bali-style pavilions, Taman Budaya is equipped with galleries, restaurants, meeting rooms and abundant outdoor spaces with mature landscape.
Sentul City commissioned us to plan and design the rebuilding of Taman Budaya in 2010. This hotel is one of several new facilities added to refresh the overall image and appeal of Taman Budaya.
The hotel was planned as a land-scraper that blends with the terrain to complement and enhance the existing bowl-shaped land-form and the mountains in the background.
Project Team: Muhammad Thamrin, Agung Radityo, Gustira Fitrayana, Maryono, Adrie Harsala, Asep Darmana, Wiwit Indriani, Agusta Mahardika, Sora Annisa, A. Z. Muttaqin, Hendriyanto and Remi Setiadi
Interior: Suyin Design
Landscape Consultant: Oemardi Zain
Outbound Playset by: M-Pro Provider
Latest construction photos as of 27 November 2012:
PAM Archicentre, The Three Stonor Architectural Ideas Competition, 2010
Jury’s Comment: “The proposal makes strong statements on green issues at conceptual level, including designing the front plaza around existing banyan tree and making the breezeway the heart of the building, rising from ground to roof”
This scheme is an entry to The Three Stonor Architectural Ideas Competition held by PAM (Pertubuhan Akitek Malaysia, Malaysian Architects Association) in 2010. The entry, awarded Honorary Mention, was submitted jointly by Pasagi Designworks and ASK Sdn. Bhd.
The object of the competition is to find innovative, environmentally sustainable and economically viable solutions to the development of PAM Education Fund's property on No. 3, Jalan Stonor, Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia. The competition brief calls for an ArchiCentre, a combination of exhibition spaces, auditorium, galleries, commercial, and office spaces as well as PAM’s own office. The design shall achieve Green Building Index (Gold) or better.
The site is located in the heart of Kuala Lumpur, within walking distance from the Kuala Lumpur City Centre (KLCC). The site is lushly vegetated with old hardwood trees while the neighbourhood retains some air of the city’s colonial past.
The proposed design seeks to engage the context and the larger environment by integrating the building with existing trees that figure prominently at the site. The deep integration is aimed at improving the building’s thermal performance and enhancing our experience and awareness of nature in the city. The concept was translated into several strategies:
Preserving the site’s character by retaining and utilizing for public use, most of the much loved old trees.
Maintaining total volume of green biomass by providing in the building, the same amount of biomass taken up by the building.
Double-skinned ventilated façade with internal envelope for watertightness and external layer for shading and energy-producing photovoltaic panels.
PT Pasagi:
Muhammad Thamrin
Agung Radtyo Adhi
Asep Darmana
Hersanti Eko Ratnaningrum
Uman Samsudin
ASK Sdn. Bhd.:
Goh Kheng Ghee
Azman bin Abdillah
James Sim
