KARYA KARYA ANDRA MATIN (PART 2)

KARYA KARYA  ANDRA MATIN (PART 2)

Binus School Bekasi / Arsitek Andra Matin

Text description provided by the architects. Defined largely by its circular form, Binus School is an educationalcomplex as a part of Vida Bekasi, a 140 Ha township development in Bekasi, one hour south of Jakarta,notable with its trade, business and processing industries. The outer circular block of the building mainly contains row of classes, library, lecture halls as well as roof garden.

Conversely the rectangular blocks in the perimeter’s core serves as the main public facilities including administration, teacher rooms, sports arena and auditorium.

The array of classrooms frames and signifies exclusively the core massing, intermediated only by variation of crossings and flows of dramatic landscape. The proportioned classrooms progressed more dynamic throughout a continuous promenade based on a chain of corridors.

A walk through the curved corridors not only unfolds a panorama of the site’s inner landscape but also gives chance for students to revolve around the campus easily within a certain exposure to social interactions. In other hand, the core building signifies the heart of the school and reflects a symbol of unity among the distributed classroom units.

The building is certainly formal in the sense that of its basic geometric values, but it responds its surrounding context. The perimeter is a solution to enclose the inner landscape from the region’s industrial tone, creating a protection that brought nature within it walls.

Another seclusion attributed to each of the classroom blocks, whereas the given units provide blank façade outwardly and let openings exposed from its sides. Binus School is designed in a simplistic form to emphasizeits resilience in a tough climate while integrating nature and social devices into a highly organized institution.

AW Residence / Arsitek Andra Matin

Text description provided by the architects. The AW House is situated within a convenient neighborhood with plenty of tall trees. Here the house sits in a busy intersection, from which the house is then designed as an element of the landscape that dissolves with its surroundings. The building is made of black painted bricks to emphasize the space, not the walls nor glasses as the partitions.

Bricks as the local material for the facade serves as the utility of a sound barried from the street noise, to minimize visual access from the surrounding and as the screen from direct sunlight into the house.

The semi-basement area is occupied as a service area and following to the ground floor is the public zone. The open plan of the house with large terrace next to the swimming pool creates flexibility for the owner for a range of activities.

Here, the house consists of a circular circulation around the baobab tree when moving from the ground floor living room into the bedrooms and finally ending at the green rooftop terrace. The upper floor is designed for bedrooms with split level space to allow easier access to each floor.

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KARYA KARYA ANDRA MATIN (PART 1)

 KARYA KARYA  ANDRA MATIN  (PART 1)

Andra Matin merupakan seorang arsitek terkenal di Indonesia yang karya-karyanya sudah banyak dikenal baik di dalam negeri maupun di luar negeri. Desain dari arsitek ternama Indonesia ini mempunya ciri khas yang bersih, modern dan memanfaatkan bahan bangunan dari alam seperti bata dan kayu. Tidak hanya indah dari segi bangunannya saja, namun karya yang dibuatnya selalu inovatif dan memililiki fungsi terntu. 

EH House arsitek Andra Matin

Text description provided by the architects. Situated in Bandung’s hillside area, the EH Residence is designed to be a weekend villa for a mother and her children. This 3-bedroom villa is completed with several gathering areas that are connected with one open balcony. Within the site, this villa is designed to be a node of activities that are secluded by the thick pine trees. The residence closed up its own from the main road and opens itself up through the row of glass, towards the descending parts of the hills and the view of the city, in the southern part of the site.

Bandung’s cool climate is balanced with the use of shingle wood on the roof, teak wood in the interior and Ironwood in the balcony area. Aside from thermal considerations, atmosphere selection was also chosen to provide the comfort and sense of warmth in the villa, where the family would gather and rest. Different floor levels reflected the degree of privacy needed. The ground floor of the residence has all the answer to service needs and bedrooms, completed with windows that overlook the view on the south. 

While on the first floor has a semi-outdoor balcony, living area, dining area and reading lounge in the mezzanine. This row of areas is separated with a fireplace and sliding glass doors that would be opened daily and connected with a large, long balcony that stretches along the side of the residence. The composition of the mansard roof was developed through constructions and new architectural details, an approach to the locality of the context that is elaborated with new technological novelty. Not only creating a more voluminous space with the fractured form of the roof, but a skylight was also introduced to welcome the sun through the wooden ceiling.

IH Residence arsitek Andra Matin

Text description provided by the architects. The IH Residence is located in Bandung, a town with a cool and crisp climate. This project came from a family with a large size of land (approximately 5600 m²), that wants to be turned into a family residence. The house would have quite an abundant amount of functions, but would still retain the vastness of the landscape. It was built in a neighborhood with low density, thus making it very possible to create a detached-house for the family.

The site elongates and slopes up from the south to the north. A third part of the land works as a service area in the front of the site, and a basement that has sunk 3 meters lower than the main part of the house. The design follows the nature of the elongated site by building a long large massing in the center of it, detaching it from any site walls to support the cross-ventilation along the building.