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Project • By G/O Architecture • Community Centres

The Communicative Wall

After changing the outer wall of the Dalnim Senior Citizen Center into a curved wall, a bench was placed. Unlike conventional flat walls, curved walls can avoid monotony and keep the passerby's gaze. By placing benches on curved walls, it also becomes a shelter for all residents who pass by. A senior citizen center refers to a house or room prepared for the elderly to gather and enjoy leisure. As such, although it is originally a space for the elderly, it creates natural contact with residents who stay on the bench to form a community throughout the village. tqtq Studio tqtq Studio tqtq Studio  The depth of the canopy installed at the top is not deep, but it is enough to avoid rain. The curved fence under the canopy div... More

News • News • 23 Feb 2023

MJA Studio reinstates a neglected Local corner site into a vibrant community space

Australian suburbs corner stores have long been communal spaces than mere public utilities; they not only encourage walkability but also offer the residents a place to interact and socialise. With the overtaking of commercial supermarket chains and petrol stations, the neighbourhood lost its zestful character as a public space. Therefore, to revitalise this neglected corner site, a passionate local of Mt Lawley collaborated with MJA Studio to design a mixed-use project to enrich the area.  Jack Lovel The project, Clifton and Central, seeks to celebrate the unique heritage of Mt Lawley and create a place which goes beyond housing by integrating it with open communal spaces. The building comprises fifteen apartments and six com... More

News • News • 18 Feb 2023

Sarang Nest House by RAW Architecture dynamically responds to West Jakarta City surroundings

Situated in a residential neighborhood of West Jakarta City, the Sarang Nest House by RAW Architecture is a dynamic reaction to its environment. Positioned at the hook of a street, the building faces west and south with protruding stories oriented at different angles. The overall volume of the house is enclosed by a perforated wall of red brick and a metal screen design that buffers the heat while lending a textured, industrial appearance to the exterior. Eric Dinardi A total of four stories, one-third of the site area is filled with soil to provide a setback to the building and a garden area from the upper levels. The home's basement level includes a 250 sqm parking area and a service quarter. Above the main (first) story is a l... More