Toward the better future of Asian Cities ATAP JAKARTA Monthly Seminar Series photo: satoshi asakawa 6th Topic: EXTERIOR/INTERIOR (seminar B) Speakers : Ahmad Djuhara ( Architect / djuhara+djuhara ) Sadao Tsuchiya ( Coordinator / HOUSE VISION ) Evawani Ellisa ( Lecturer / Department of Architecture, Universitas Indonesia ) Kazuma Yamao ( Architect / GINGRICH ) Panelists : Andra Matin Yori Antar Antoni Liu & Ferry Ridwan Gregorius Supie Yolodie & Maria Rosantina Willis Kusuma Tan Tik Lam Adi Purnomo Time: Date: Moderator : Kengo Hayashi ( Project researcher / RIHN ) Venue: 13:00 - 17:00 19th April, 2014 (Sat.) (ak’.sa.ra), Kemang (Jl. Kemang Raya 8b, Jakarta Selatan.) Toward the better future of Asian Cities ATAP JAKARTA Monthly Seminar Series ATAP JAKARTA is an organization that conducts activities focused on “future housing” in Jakarta. Indonesia has achieved rapid economic development. In particular, its capital, Jakarta, a megacity typical of Asia, with a population of over 10 million, is always dynamically changing. However, does true happiness lie in the lifestyles and cities brought about by the unfettered forces of economic development? Jakarta is also facing a host of problems: garbage flooding the river, huge traffic jams, air pollution, social disparities, and more. However, most of these are problems previously encountered in Japan. For example, Japan, beginning in the 1960s, went through a period of rapid economic growth, achieving a solution to the problems and a very affluent way of life. However, ever since the economic bubble burst in the early 1990s, the adverse effects of having blindly pursued economic development theretofore have continued to manifest themselves in society. Closed-off living spaces allowed for comfortable thermal environments and effective crime-prevention systems, but they have also given rise to community problems. For instance, with the population aging, elderly people living alone sometimes die without anyone noticing. Large housing complexes and new towns that once seemed like ideal habitations have continued to age and some have been abandoned. 1st Topic: Compact seminar A seminar B 2nd Topic: Energy seminar A seminar B Community & Public seminar A seminar B Mobility seminar A seminar B Accordingly, we started ATAP JAKARTA, which is a joint Indonesia-Japan joint seminar A : Some guests (Indonesian architects, designers, or scholars) give us lectures. It consists of lecture sessions and question & answer sessions. *Seminar B : The result of web questionnaire conducted by us are reported. We discuss the result about the Topics with the guests of seminar A as panelists. Contact :Kengo Hayashi mail. 13:00 - 17:00, 21st Sep., 2013 (Sat.) 13:00 - 17:00, 19th Oct., 2013 (Sat.) 4th Topic: 5th Topic: *Seminar A 15:00 - 18:00, 20th July, 2013 (Sat.) 13:00 - 17:00, 24th Aug., 2013 (Sat.) 3rd Topic: As today’s Japan shows, merely copying previous solutions does not necessarily lead to sustainable development in Jakarta. project. Its purpose is to think about Jakarta’s current problems and future problems in tandem and to pursue a new form of living. “Atap” means roof in Indonesian, and we intend to begin by making what is under the roof – that is, “homes” – our first theme. Homes are the primary places of daily life. We will seek to understand living in homes from a different angle, and investigate what kind of place homes should be in the future. Gradually enlarging those “roofs” should not only change Jakarta’s skyline but also help limn the future of Asian cities. 13:00 - 17:00, 25th May, 2013 (Sat.) 13:00 - 17:00, 15th June, 2013 (Sat.) 13:00 - 17:00, 16th Nov., 2013 (Sat.) 13:00 - 17:00, 14th Dec., 2013 (Sat.) Renovation seminar B 12:00 - 15:30, 18th Jan., 2014 (Sat.) 13:00 - 17:00, 15th Feb., 2014 (Sat.) 6th Topic: Exterior / Interior 13:00 - 17:00, 15th Mar., 2014 (Sat.) seminar B 13:00 - 17:00, 19th Apr., 2014 (Sat.) seminar A Speakers : Ahmad Djuhara / Sadao Tsuchiya / Evawani Ellisa / Kazuma Yamao Panelists : Andra Matin / Yori Antar / Antoni Liu & Ferry Ridwan / Gregorius Supie Yolodie & Maria Rosantina / Willis Kusuma / Tan Tik Lam / Adi Purnomo (project researcher / Research Institute for Humanity and Nature) [email protected] | phone. +6281290228532 Executive Committee :Shin Muramatsu, Ahmad Djuhara, Wendy Djuhara, Sadao Tsuchiya, Evawani Ellisa, Kazuma Yamao, Mohammad Nanda Widyarta, Organizers Supporters :Research Institute for Humanity and Nature, Universitas Indonesia, IIS, the University of Tokyo : HOUSE VISION, (ak’.sa.ra) Kemang, dia.lo.gue Gallery, IAI Jakarta Kengo Hayashi, Danny Wicaksono, Lim Masulin, Sigit Kusumawijaya, Francis Surjaseputra, Akihiro Kamiya, Enira Arvanda, Yoshihisa Takahashi www.atap-jakarta.org/