FuturArc Prize 2023: First Place Winner and Merits from Indonesia Revealed

15 MAY 2023 – Following hundreds of submissions from all around the globe, the international Green design competition of FuturArc Prize (FAP) 2023 finally revealed its winners and merit recipients at the event of BCI Asia Awards (BCIAA) Indonesia, which was held last Thursday, 11 May 2023 at Raffles Jakarta. This cycle of FAP was […]

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At G20, Indonesia signs a Joint Statement on the Green Transition Initiative with the Republic of Korea

18 NOVEMBER 2022 – In the framework of holding the 2022 Group of Twenty (G20) summit, Indonesia’s Minister of Public Works and Housing (PUPR), Basuki Hadimuljono and South Korea’s Minister of Environment, Han Wha-jin signed a Joint Statement on the Green Transition Initiative in Nusa Dua, Bali on Monday, 14 November 2022. The joint statement […]

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Four public schools in Jakarta revitalised as pilot Net Zero buildings

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5 OCTOBER 2022 – According to Jakarta governor Anies Baswedan, public schools make up the majority of building typologies owned by the Indonesian government. In the capital city alone, there are a total of 1,804 public schools to serve its school-age population, from primary level to high school—approximately 2.4 million children and youth or five […]

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FuturArc Prize 2022: Indonesian runner-up & two Merits awarded

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23 AUGUST 2022 – Three teams from Indonesia received FuturArc Prize (FAP) 2022 awards on Tuesday, 23 August 2022 at the event of BCI Asia Awards, held at the Ritz-Carlton Pacific Place Ballroom, Jakarta. The cycle’s theme of Reinterpretation asked students to propose transformations for an existing empty or underused building, imbuing it with new […]

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Renovating a heritage worship space to reach Green targets

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Indonesia’s national mosque, Istiqlal, has undergone a retrofit to significantly lower its carbon footprint, with an estimated impact of 476.22 tonnes of carbon dioxide equivalents (CO2e) per year. The heritage building was designed in 1955 by architect Friedrich Silaban, then began its construction in 1961 until full completion in 1978. The most recent refurbishment was […]

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Recognition of indigenous territories for Nature preservation

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INDONESIA – There are an estimated 50–70 million indigenous peoples (IPs) in Indonesia, which amounts to 18–25 per cent of the country’s overall population. Many communities practice traditional wisdom in managing the natural resources of their land, in line with Nature preservation and maintaining environmental balance. According to latest data in August 2021, there are […]

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