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International Design Team Collaborates on Developer Competition for Peruri 88 Building in Downtown Jakarta
http://www.heraldonline.com/2012/11/...laborates.html

JAKARTA, Indonesia — An international design team made up of MVRDV of Rotterdam, The Jerde Partnership, Inc. of Los Angeles, and ARUP (Dublin), together with developer Wijaya Karya - Benhil Property, have collaborated to create Peruri 88 – a new landmark icon for the people of Jakarta. The team recently presented the plans to owner Peruri as part of a developer’s bid competition for the prominent site at Jl. Palatehan 4 Jakarta on November 2, 2012.

Peruri 88 is approximately a 360,000 square-meter 88-story high rise mixed-use district in the heart of Jakarta’s capitol region. MVRDV and Jerde are the project’s design architects, while ARUP provided structural engineering consultation. Designed to be the grandeur of Peruri and Indonesia, Peruri 88 combines residential, hotel, office, retail and entertainment uses and is envisioned as a modern iconic and active public gathering place for the city.

MVRDV designed the high rise tower that will house residential, office and hotel to become the most prominent building in Jakarta’s evolving downtown. “Peruri’s soaring Tower (Vertical Jakarta) represents a new, denser, social, green mini-city – a monument to the development of Jakarta as a modern icon literally raised from its own city fabric,” says Winy Maas, MVRDV Founder.

The Jerde-designed Peruri commercial podium reflects the city’s historic island existence with reflective bodies of water and landscape traversing the public street levels, while integrating a striking sunken garden plaza. “Our inspiration for the commercial podium and public spaces was the island’s natural setting -- lush jungle and stone surrounded by expansive ocean,” says David Rogers, FAIA, Jerde Design Director.

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Dutch studio MVRDV is proposing a 400-metre skyscraper for Jakarta that looks like a pile of at least ten separate buildings.
MVRDV, alongside American architects Jerde and engineers Arup, designed the 88-storey “vertical city” as a part of developer’s bid for a site in the south-east of Indonesia’s capital.
The architects explain that the building would comprise just four staggered towers, which would rise up from a commercial podium at the base. Distributed amongst these structures would be a mix of apartments, hotels and offices, as well as shops, cinemas, a mosque and a vertiginous amphitheatre accessed by outdoor elevators.
“Peruri 88 is vertical Jakarta. It represents a new, denser, social, green mini-city, a monument to the development of Jakarta as a modern icon literally raised from its own city fabric,” said MVRDV co-founder Winy Maas.
Gardens, swimming pools and terraces would cover the tiered rooftops, which the architects conceive as a jungle filled with local trees and plants. ”Our inspiration for the commercial podium and public spaces was Java’s natural setting; lush jungle and stone surrounded by expansive ocean,” said David Rogers, design director at Jerde.

If the developer wins the bid, construction will start imminently.

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Peruri 88 by MVRDV,
Jerde and Arup

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Peruri 88: MVRDV-Jerde-Arup reveal 360.000m2 green mix use project in Jakarta, Indonesia

An international design team made up of MVRDV (overall design), The Jerde Partnership (commercial podium) and ARUP, together with developer Wijaya Karya – Benhil Property, have collaborated to create Peruri 88 – a new landmark icon for Jakarta. Peruri 88 will be a vertical city in one building combining Jakarta´s need for more green spaces with the need for densification. The tower is a 400 meter tall mix use project with retail, offices, housing, a luxury hotel, four levels of parking, a wedding house, a mosque, imax theatres and an outdoor amphitheatre. The team presented the plans to city and site owner Peruri as part of a developer’s bid competition for the prominent site at Jl. Palatehan 4 Jakarta.

Peruri 88 combines Jakarta´s need for green space with Jakarta´s need for higher densities whilst respecting the typologies of the current urban fabric. The site, which is owned by Peruri, is located at Jl. Palatehan 4 Jakarta, a block formerly used as Mint which sits right next to a future metro station.

The mix use project offers a great variety of office and housing typologies, from large office surfaces to living/working units, from lofts to townhouses, from terraced houses to patio living. Each of these stacked urban blocks comes with a semi-public roof park, an abundance of gardens, playgrounds, spas, gym’s, outdoor restaurants and swimming pools available to the inhabitants and office employees. The tall trees on these decks will provide extra shade whilst the height of the parks allows for a cooling breeze.The high rise, a luxury hotel from the 44th floor to the 86th floor, rises from a platform with park, swimming pool and the marriage house. On top of the hotel a panoramic restaurant and viewing platform complete the structure at the 88th floor.

The commercial podium which is located from levels B2 to the 7th floor is designed by Jerde Partnership with MVRDV. Its most characteristic feature is the central plaza, sheltered by the stacked volumes of the mid-rise it offers multiple outdoor layers of restaurants and shadow and natural ventilation. A series of escalators connects the shopping and retail centre to the parks of the mid-rise.

The Peruri 88 commercial podium reflects the city’s historic islands with reflective bodies of water and landscape traversing the public street levels, while integrating a sunken garden plaza.

The buildings structure has five principle cores and is less complex than visually apparent. Four traditional constructed tall towers rise up between which bridging floors will be constructed. Arup will continue to develop and rationalise the structure to satisfy regulations and the budget.

A number of international hotel, retail and apartment operators have shown interest in the building and if the team wins construction will start swiftly.

Peruri planning to develop 88-storey building in Jakarta
14 November 2012

http://www.designbuild-network.com/n...ing-in-jakarta

A team of architecture firms have presented a plan to develop an 88-storey mixed-use building in Jakarta for Indonesian firm Peruri.

The design team include MVRDV of Rotterdam, US-based Jerde Partnership, UK-based Arup (Dublin) and developer Wijaya Karya - Benhil Property.

Planned to be built at the Jl. Palatehan 4 site in the Indonesian capital, the Peruri 88 tower will have around 360,000m² of space for residential, office and hotel.

The developer said Peruri 88 will also feature retail and entertainment spaces and is planned as an iconic building to become a public gathering place for the city.

Design architecture for the project will be provided by MVRDV and Jerde, while Arup will be responsible for structural engineering consultation.

MVRDV founder Winy Maas said: "Peruri's soaring Tower (Vertical Jakarta) represents a new, denser, social, green mini-city - a monument to the development of Jakarta as a modern icon literally raised from its own city fabric."

The commercial podium of the Peruri building will be designed by Jerde to reflect the city's island existence with water bodies and landscape in the public street levels and an integrated sunken garden plaza.

Jerde design director David Rogers said, "Our inspiration for the commercial podium and public spaces was the island's natural setting; lush jungle and stone surrounded by expansive ocean."

MVRDV + Jerde Partnership, collaborate to create a new Landmark in Jakarta (2013)
http://cobagonzo.blogspot.com/2012/1...borate-to.html

JAKARTA, INDONESIA — An international design team made up of MVRDV of Rotterdam, The Jerde Partnership, Inc. of Los Angeles, and ARUP (Dublin), together with developer Wijaya Karya - Benhil Property, have collaborated to create Peruri 88 – a new landmark icon for the people of Jakarta. The team recently presented the plans to owner Peruri as part of a developer’s bid competition for the prominent site at Jl. Palatehan 4 Jakarta on November 2, 2012.
Peruri 88 is approximately a 360,000 square-meter 88-story high rise mixed-use district in the heart of Jakarta’s capitol region. MVRDV and Jerde are the project’s design architects, while ARUP provided structural engineering consultation. Designed to be the grandeur of Peruri and Indonesia, Peruri 88 combines residential, hotel, office, retail and entertainment uses and is envisioned as a modern iconic and active public gathering place for the city.
MVRDV designed the high rise tower that will house residential, office and hotel to become the most prominent building in Jakarta’s evolving downtown. “Peruri’s soaring Tower (Vertical Jakarta) represents a new, denser, social, green mini-city – a monument to the development of Jakarta as a modern icon literally raised from its own city fabric,” says Winy Maas, MVRDV Founder.
The Jerde-designed Peruri commercial podium reflects the city’s historic island existence with reflective bodies of water and landscape traversing the public street levels, while integrating a striking sunken garden plaza. “Our inspiration for the commercial podium and public spaces was the island’s natural setting -- lush jungle and stone surrounded by expansive ocean,” says David Rogers, FAIA, Jerde Design Director.

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[Dean_14]

wow.. the indonesia's version of the interlace!!

[Perthie]

Wow...what an interesting looking building!

[KillerZavatar]

lol, what is going on there. craziness

[Abinash89]

Amazing design.I like it.

[droneriot]

What a mess.

[iluvu]

WOW...

[ZZ-II]

Originally Posted by KillerZavatar

lol, what is going on there. craziness

THAT'S what i call a cool skyscraper . damn, i wish they'll build it exactly like that!

[De Klauw]

I'm quite sure this will never be build.

[yankeesfan1000]

Originally Posted by droneriot

What a mess.

Exactly what I thought when I saw it.

[ZZ-II]

that's exactly what it makes cool in my eyes

[INFERNAL ELF]

very messy at first glance but also very special and very unique. and the messy parts wont be that hard to build because they arent that high and the main tower supports itself.

its great of these architects to actually manage to come up with such an unique design wich is possible to build

[Post775]

Wow very nice design, and with the trees.

[Hudson11]

let me guess, you thought : "well thats interesting"

[ThatOneGuy]

It would look good from up close but really bad from far away.

[UjaiDidida]

it will mess the skyline.

unless it stand alone like in the render..

[mtsbjm1]

it does gonna be stand-alone skyscraper since location is several kilometers from Jakarta City Center | SCBD Sudirman .

It would look good from up close but really bad from far away.

Yeah , more like a "I Wanna F**K You" statue

BTW, this tower is scheduled to start construction next year .

#Peruri88

[FloripaNation]

So polluted/messy design, so many elements to be focused.