LUNA
Living in Urban with Nature: Placemaking for Community Spaces & Local Business Support
Details
Location
South Jakarta, Indonesia
Details
ITB Summer Course: Collaborative work in the Summer Course by Institut Teknologi Bandung (ITB)
Course
Architectural Design Studio; Facility Programming
Role
Contributor
Analisia Marvella; Arnott Ferels; Alya H. Asyara; Bintan Haya; Fadhilah Hidayat; Fathur Rahman; Karunia Ayu; Prisca Bica; Reliya Annisa; Shanina Ariella; Zahrul Antharinafi
Abstract
This project, named LUNA (Living in Urban with Nature), repurposes an old Paragon warehouse in Jakarta into a sustainable community space. Focused on inclusive green areas, eco-friendly practices, and diverse activities, LUNA transforms the space into a vibrant hub supporting local businesses. With plans for culinary events, sales training, and shared kitchen experiences, LUNA aims to boost the Agricultural Hub brand through effective marketing and social campaigns. The project seeks to diversify revenue streams with co-working spaces and retail sales, ensuring sustained success and community enrichment. In summary, LUNA is an architectural initiative aligned with local needs, transforming an underutilized space into an environmentally conscious haven.
Instructor
Widiyani; Ardzuna Sinaga
Jury
Adjie Negara; Ardzuna Sinaga; Wenie Martin; RIlly Roobi Gusadi; Widiyani; Baskoro Tedjo
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Activities#
The facility meets community needs with spaces for sports, cultivation, sightseeing, and gatherings. It offers areas for play, work, study, and shopping. The Badminton Court hosts sports, and the Park serves as a venue for community gatherings. The Shared Kitchen features monthly programs like ‘cooking with a chef.’ In summary, it’s a compact and accessible hub for diverse activities.
Participatory Design#
Participatory design guides our use of recycled materials in the Playground, Community Hall, Pavilion, and Canteen & Shared Kitchen, employing sustainable elements like polycarbonate, particle board, perforated floor, and reused steel for an eco-friendly approach. This commitment aligns with our vision for a sustainable, community-centric environment.
Sustainable Food System Integration: Public Park & Warehouse (Local Residents)#
Sustainable Food System Approach for Construction Phase#
Financial Scheme#
The financial strategy relies on revenue from Co-Working Space, MICE events, art performances, and profit sharing from retail and F&B sales in repurposed Ex-Warehouses. These funds support the maintenance and activities at Public Park, fostering a sustainable business ecosystem.
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