JAKARTA | Fx Plaza | Mixed Used | 2 Towers | 15 Fl | 42 Fl | Com - Page 9

AceN · January 13th, 2009, 05:30 AM

ntar g pake sendal jepit, tapi perginya sama Velove. pasti ga ada yang nyuekin

=NaNdA= · January 17th, 2009, 03:37 PM

A constellation of small ‘pods’ redefines the concept of the traditional business and leisure hub.
by Lee Bee Luen

PROJECT DATA
Project Name
FPod
Location
Jl. Jenderal Sudirman, Pintu Satu Senayan,Jakarta, Indonesia
Expected Completion
November 2008
Client/Owner
Plaza Lifestyle Prima (subsidiary of Plaza Indonesia Realty)
Architecture/Interior Firm
DCM – PT Duta Cermat Mandiri
Principal Designers
Budiman Hendropurnomo; Dicky Hendrasto
Interior designers (Pods)
Pod 1 by Zenin Adrian
Pod 2 by Indah Fajarto
Pod 3 by Krish Suharnoko
Pod 4 by Ridwan Kamil
Pods 5 and 6 by Yori Antar
Pod 7 by Willis Kusuma
Pod 8 by Avianti Armand
Pod 9 by Dicky Hendrasto
Pod 10 by Leonard Theosabrata
Pod 11 by Alvin Tjirtowirjo
Contractor
PT Harjaguna
Capacity
11 pods with 3 sizes:
Small (12.6 m2) capacity of 6–8 people
Medium (18.9 m2) capacity of 10–14 people
Big (31.4 m2) capacity of 20–24 people

Unlike the regular mall or entertainment centre, the new fX Lifestyle X’nter was conceived to combine both business and leisure. This trendy mall, strategically located at the heart of the CBD in Jakarta, seeks to appeal to young working professionals aged 25 to 45. To cater to meetings, the owner’s initial brief was simply to design a food court that comprises some private rooms equipped with projectors and Internet connection. However, the designers came up with the idea of having multifunctional private spaces to suit the lifestyle needs of young urban executives. They termed this unique concept of an edgy meeting hub the fPod.

The fPod features 11 meeting rooms or ‘pods’, of which Pods 5 and 6 are conjoined. Aside from being a novel concept, another special thing about these pods is that each one is designed by a well-known local interior designer. The freedom to design the pods resulted in dynamic and creative spaces, which married aesthetics and function. As Ridwan Kamil, principal of Urbane Indonesia points out, the fPod was “transformed into an art and design gallery which people can use functionally. The coordination between the main architect and 10 designers has created a small forum within this project.”

The meeting hub is located at the centre of the second floor or F2 level. Resembling cocoons, the structure of the pods is composed of steel frames and clear glass cladding. The cocoon-like structure and colourful graphic stickers create some privacy for its users, but the glass walls also allow a degree of transparency which panders to the ‘wanting to be seen’ exhibitionist tendency of the young. The pods come in round, oval or ‘kite’ shapes, and sport three different sizes—small, medium and large—with different capacities. Services and facilities include Internet access, fax and printing machines, projectors and other multimedia tools. Apart from business meetings, the pods can also be used to host leisure activities such as games or karaoke sessions, movie screenings, exhibitions, private gatherings or parties.

NO TWO PODS ARE THE SAME
The style of each pod could not be more different. Pod 11 by Alvin Tjirtowirjo—one of the young and upcoming local designers—sports a futuristic and avant garde look. With the aim of making the round-shaped pod as attractive and distinctive as possible, the designer with a fetish for organic shapes designed the furniture in fluid white lines. The shell of the furniture was created using solid surface and fiberglass. For the upholstery, synthetic leather was used due to its durability and ease of maintenance.

Pods 5 and 6 by Yori Antar of PT Han Awal & Partners Architect evoke a feeling of being in a spaceship with its ‘fluid’ interior and sleek design. Solid surface was used to achieve a clean, glossy look and the bright red colour of the table accents the space. Envisioned as a flexible space to accommodate various activities, a modular table was used. “The design has to be adaptive with the function,” Antar emphasises. “Instead of creating a ‘fixed’ space, we decided to create a modular table that can be arranged into many formations. The table
module can be placed in various ways, generating an extensive range of spatial, seating and orientation options,” he explains. The table also solves the problem of space unity created by the narrow section where the two oval-shaped pods join.

Another pod that is hard to miss is Pod 4 with its unusual beehive-like skin. Designed by Ridwan Kamil, the hexagonal patterns form a white skin which defines the space for the interiors. The sophisticated design aims to respond to the hip and vibrant surroundings at fX, and the additional layer also aids in filtering views from and into the interiors. The furniture inside accommodates the same layout and theme, with the chairs and tables designed in hexagonal-like shapes; functional hexagon modules are also used as a rounded wall shelf for the users of
the pod. The main material used was plywood because of its flexibility to be carved asymmetrically with the help of computer navigation and manual carving on site. White glossy paint was used as a final finish, to add a touch of class.

The design of the pods also influences the functionality of the spaces. For example, for more formal meetings, Pod 2 would be a suitable choice since it follows a more traditional layout. Designed by Indah Fajarto of Angnga Studio, the pod consists of an oval-shaped table with surrounding armchairs, akin to a boardroom. The furniture has been ergonomically designed to ensure the comfort of users in long meetings. In addition, an extra layer of skin made of artificial rattan covers the lower half of the pod, which not only makes it more aesthetically appealing from the inside and out, but also increases the privacy of the users inside. Another unique element in the pod is the stylish multilayered ceiling which helps to improve the acoustics in the room.

On the other hand, Pod 7 was designed to be a space for hosting more informal activities such as social gatherings. “In this pod, we explore the lesehan concept as a traditional meeting space and redefine its idea in the current context,” explains principal designer Willis Kusuma. Lesehan is a Javanese term which means sitting on the floor a la Japanese style. With such a concept in mind, it is unsurprising that the pod does not have proper chairs and, instead, only has a wide cushioned space with a table in the centre, allowing plenty of room for the users to roam freely. The materials used are mainly wood with paint finishing and a combination of solid surface with artificial leather.

© Copyright 2009 FuturArc. All rights reserved. Reproduction in whole or in part without permission is prohibited.

rilham2new · January 18th, 2009, 02:34 PM

AKu pernah baca liputan ruangan meeting itu di Kompas / Tempo gitu ... pokoknya media cetak lah

hehehe

BauIng · January 19th, 2009, 10:49 AM

Brp bayarnya meeting disitu?

jelok · January 19th, 2009, 12:48 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by AceN

Fx - BEI - Sudirman Tower - Ex - Monas - Duta Merlin - Pasar Glodok - Stasiun Kota - Mangga Dua - Pantai Indah Kapuk - Bandara

Eh, salah deng..

itu rute Damri ke Bandara dari Blok M

yang bener fX – Bursa Efek Indonesia Bus stop – Menara Sudirman – Summitmas Tower – fX

hihihi..
pas baca yg di atas, udah melotot saking girangnya itu bis bisa ke mana2..
aaaaaaaaaaaaaaah, ternyata boongan..
wkwkwkwkwk..

met kenal semua, baru maen ke sini nih..

jelok · January 19th, 2009, 01:00 PM

mohon maap kalo gambarnya repost di thread part 1. soalnya gak nemu thread itu. kalo repost, kasi tau aja ya..

toilet sign in front of the door @ FX

Quote:

oweeyman · January 19th, 2009, 01:27 PM

wakakakak... gw kalo ke wc-nya fx.. ini pemandangan yang gak bisa ditemuin di wc mall lainnnya

jrot · January 19th, 2009, 02:55 PM

eiya,kaca yg di wastafel wc fpod (blkng HSBC) bisa kluar motion2 gitu loooh klo lgi cuci tangan.Kya ornamen2 warna biru gitu..hehehe

AceN · January 19th, 2009, 04:10 PM

itu kan blakangnya TV Plasma

hoho

blackrose · January 22nd, 2009, 05:19 AM

wih.. keren podsnya. kalo ada yang punya poto2 lagi mau liad dunx =D

jrot · February 2nd, 2009, 09:02 AM

kmaren ke fX nyari parkiran doank 15menitan & kbagian di P3...ribet bener!ckckck

member apaan lg nih??

midnite slide??cmn nunjukin struk tnp min payment ato apa ya??Biasa kan klo promo ginian bnyk T&Cnya...

Kluar dri mulut naga+juru fotografernya

Udah nyemplung bayar 75k+bayar foto lg 50k by Mphoto

VRS · February 3rd, 2009, 04:10 AM

nice picture jrot...did you go there on saturday night..??? i miss FX facility also i want go to indochine club on level 8..

jrot · February 3rd, 2009, 01:25 PM

I was going there at 3 till 5.30pm on sat boss...

tollfreak · April 26th, 2009, 05:09 PM

Thread ini udah di halaman 3, kayak proyek abandoned

, pic by ark19
image hosted on flickr

similikiti · May 16th, 2009, 03:47 AM

Ini konsep disain FX slider, didisain oleh konsultan special effect dari Amerika. Slidernya sendiri dibuat di Jerman, dan merupakan salah satu slider didalam gedung tertinggi dan terbaik di dunia. Interior disainnya berkonsep futuristik, didisain oleh DCM indonesia. Gambar 3d rendering didapat dari studio animasi www.3dlight.biz

Cah SMG · May 16th, 2009, 08:18 AM

That renderings should have been posted a year ago, so that it could create a "whoa" efect. Too late, most of us have seen it in reality...

January 17th, 2009, 03:37 PM	#162
=NaNdA= Liverpool holic Join Date: Dec 2007 Location: Anfield Stadium Posts: 8,478 Likes (Received): 6	A constellation of small ‘pods’ redefines the concept of the traditional business and leisure hub. by Lee Bee Luen PROJECT DATA Project Name FPod Location Jl. Jenderal Sudirman, Pintu Satu Senayan,Jakarta, Indonesia Expected Completion November 2008 Client/Owner Plaza Lifestyle Prima (subsidiary of Plaza Indonesia Realty) Architecture/Interior Firm DCM – PT Duta Cermat Mandiri Principal Designers Budiman Hendropurnomo; Dicky Hendrasto Interior designers (Pods) Pod 1 by Zenin Adrian Pod 2 by Indah Fajarto Pod 3 by Krish Suharnoko Pod 4 by Ridwan Kamil Pods 5 and 6 by Yori Antar Pod 7 by Willis Kusuma Pod 8 by Avianti Armand Pod 9 by Dicky Hendrasto Pod 10 by Leonard Theosabrata Pod 11 by Alvin Tjirtowirjo Contractor PT Harjaguna Capacity 11 pods with 3 sizes: Small (12.6 m2) capacity of 6–8 people Medium (18.9 m2) capacity of 10–14 people Big (31.4 m2) capacity of 20–24 people Unlike the regular mall or entertainment centre, the new fX Lifestyle X’nter was conceived to combine both business and leisure. This trendy mall, strategically located at the heart of the CBD in Jakarta, seeks to appeal to young working professionals aged 25 to 45. To cater to meetings, the owner’s initial brief was simply to design a food court that comprises some private rooms equipped with projectors and Internet connection. However, the designers came up with the idea of having multifunctional private spaces to suit the lifestyle needs of young urban executives. They termed this unique concept of an edgy meeting hub the fPod. The fPod features 11 meeting rooms or ‘pods’, of which Pods 5 and 6 are conjoined. Aside from being a novel concept, another special thing about these pods is that each one is designed by a well-known local interior designer. The freedom to design the pods resulted in dynamic and creative spaces, which married aesthetics and function. As Ridwan Kamil, principal of Urbane Indonesia points out, the fPod was “transformed into an art and design gallery which people can use functionally. The coordination between the main architect and 10 designers has created a small forum within this project.” The meeting hub is located at the centre of the second floor or F2 level. Resembling cocoons, the structure of the pods is composed of steel frames and clear glass cladding. The cocoon-like structure and colourful graphic stickers create some privacy for its users, but the glass walls also allow a degree of transparency which panders to the ‘wanting to be seen’ exhibitionist tendency of the young. The pods come in round, oval or ‘kite’ shapes, and sport three different sizes—small, medium and large—with different capacities. Services and facilities include Internet access, fax and printing machines, projectors and other multimedia tools. Apart from business meetings, the pods can also be used to host leisure activities such as games or karaoke sessions, movie screenings, exhibitions, private gatherings or parties. NO TWO PODS ARE THE SAME The style of each pod could not be more different. Pod 11 by Alvin Tjirtowirjo—one of the young and upcoming local designers—sports a futuristic and avant garde look. With the aim of making the round-shaped pod as attractive and distinctive as possible, the designer with a fetish for organic shapes designed the furniture in fluid white lines. The shell of the furniture was created using solid surface and fiberglass. For the upholstery, synthetic leather was used due to its durability and ease of maintenance. Pods 5 and 6 by Yori Antar of PT Han Awal & Partners Architect evoke a feeling of being in a spaceship with its ‘fluid’ interior and sleek design. Solid surface was used to achieve a clean, glossy look and the bright red colour of the table accents the space. Envisioned as a flexible space to accommodate various activities, a modular table was used. “The design has to be adaptive with the function,” Antar emphasises. “Instead of creating a ‘fixed’ space, we decided to create a modular table that can be arranged into many formations. The table module can be placed in various ways, generating an extensive range of spatial, seating and orientation options,” he explains. The table also solves the problem of space unity created by the narrow section where the two oval-shaped pods join. Another pod that is hard to miss is Pod 4 with its unusual beehive-like skin. Designed by Ridwan Kamil, the hexagonal patterns form a white skin which defines the space for the interiors. The sophisticated design aims to respond to the hip and vibrant surroundings at fX, and the additional layer also aids in filtering views from and into the interiors. The furniture inside accommodates the same layout and theme, with the chairs and tables designed in hexagonal-like shapes; functional hexagon modules are also used as a rounded wall shelf for the users of the pod. The main material used was plywood because of its flexibility to be carved asymmetrically with the help of computer navigation and manual carving on site. White glossy paint was used as a final finish, to add a touch of class. The design of the pods also influences the functionality of the spaces. For example, for more formal meetings, Pod 2 would be a suitable choice since it follows a more traditional layout. Designed by Indah Fajarto of Angnga Studio, the pod consists of an oval-shaped table with surrounding armchairs, akin to a boardroom. The furniture has been ergonomically designed to ensure the comfort of users in long meetings. In addition, an extra layer of skin made of artificial rattan covers the lower half of the pod, which not only makes it more aesthetically appealing from the inside and out, but also increases the privacy of the users inside. Another unique element in the pod is the stylish multilayered ceiling which helps to improve the acoustics in the room. On the other hand, Pod 7 was designed to be a space for hosting more informal activities such as social gatherings. “In this pod, we explore the lesehan concept as a traditional meeting space and redefine its idea in the current context,” explains principal designer Willis Kusuma. Lesehan is a Javanese term which means sitting on the floor a la Japanese style. With such a concept in mind, it is unsurprising that the pod does not have proper chairs and, instead, only has a wide cushioned space with a table in the centre, allowing plenty of room for the users to roam freely. The materials used are mainly wood with paint finishing and a combination of solid surface with artificial leather. © Copyright 2009 FuturArc. All rights reserved. Reproduction in whole or in part without permission is prohibited. __________________ *a new comer in Palembang City..*

January 18th, 2009, 02:34 PM	#163
rilham2new Obsolete User Join Date: Oct 2006 Location: Riau, Jakarta Barat, Brunswick West (VIC) Posts: 28,662 Likes (Received): 48	AKu pernah baca liputan ruangan meeting itu di Kompas / Tempo gitu ... pokoknya media cetak lah hehehe __________________ *"2 + 2 = 5". By George Orwell*

January 19th, 2009, 10:49 AM	#164
BauIng SkyscraperCity Addict Join Date: Sep 2007 Location: Jakarta, Indonesia Posts: 2,342 Likes (Received): 1	Brp bayarnya meeting disitu? __________________ Visit Indonesia 2011 "Technique is not everything. But without technique everything is nothing."

January 19th, 2009, 01:27 PM	#167
oweeyman B-) Join Date: Sep 2008 Location: Neuchâtel Posts: 1,481 Likes (Received): 1	wakakakak... gw kalo ke wc-nya fx.. ini pemandangan yang gak bisa ditemuin di wc mall lainnnya __________________ http://www.flickr.com/photos/owiboy/

May 16th, 2009, 03:47 AM	#175
similikiti Registered User Join Date: May 2009 Posts: 4 Likes (Received): 0	3d rendereing FX sudirman Ini konsep disain FX slider, didisain oleh konsultan special effect dari Amerika. Slidernya sendiri dibuat di Jerman, dan merupakan salah satu slider didalam gedung tertinggi dan terbaik di dunia. Interior disainnya berkonsep futuristik, didisain oleh DCM indonesia. Gambar 3d rendering didapat dari studio animasi www.3dlight.biz

January 13th, 2009, 05:30 AM	#161
AceN Half Geek Join Date: Apr 2007 Location: Iacárta Posts: 9,909 Likes (Received): 225	ntar g pake sendal jepit, tapi perginya sama Velove. pasti ga ada yang nyuekin

January 19th, 2009, 02:55 PM	#168
jrot Registered User Join Date: Jun 2008 Posts: 2,936 Likes (Received): 22	eiya,kaca yg di wastafel wc fpod (blkng HSBC) bisa kluar motion2 gitu loooh klo lgi cuci tangan.Kya ornamen2 warna biru gitu..hehehe

January 19th, 2009, 04:10 PM	#169
AceN Half Geek Join Date: Apr 2007 Location: Iacárta Posts: 9,909 Likes (Received): 225	itu kan blakangnya TV Plasma hoho

January 22nd, 2009, 05:19 AM	#170
blackrose Registered User Join Date: May 2008 Posts: 35 Likes (Received): 0	wih.. keren podsnya. kalo ada yang punya poto2 lagi mau liad dunx =D

February 2nd, 2009, 09:02 AM	#171
jrot Registered User Join Date: Jun 2008 Posts: 2,936 Likes (Received): 22	kmaren ke fX nyari parkiran doank 15menitan & kbagian di P3...ribet bener!ckckck member apaan lg nih?? midnite slide??cmn nunjukin struk tnp min payment ato apa ya??Biasa kan klo promo ginian bnyk T&Cnya... Kluar dri mulut naga+juru fotografernya Udah nyemplung bayar 75k+bayar foto lg 50k by Mphoto

February 3rd, 2009, 04:10 AM	#172
VRS Registered User Join Date: Jun 2006 Location: Jakarta Posts: 20,813 Likes (Received): 224	nice picture jrot...did you go there on saturday night..??? i miss FX facility also i want go to indochine club on level 8..

February 3rd, 2009, 01:25 PM	#173
jrot Registered User Join Date: Jun 2008 Posts: 2,936 Likes (Received): 22	I was going there at 3 till 5.30pm on sat boss...

April 26th, 2009, 05:09 PM	#174
tollfreak Valid User Join Date: Jul 2008 Location: Jakarta Posts: 1,828 Likes (Received): 2	Thread ini udah di halaman 3, kayak proyek abandoned , pic by ark19 image hosted on flickr

May 16th, 2009, 08:18 AM	#176
Cah SMG Registered User Join Date: May 2006 Location: South Jakarta Posts: 844 Likes (Received): 5	That renderings should have been posted a year ago, so that it could create a "whoa" efect. Too late, most of us have seen it in reality... __________________ "I'm not 16 so therefore my opinion is of no consequence."

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