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Lombok Epicentrum Mall
Lombok Epicentrum Mall
West Nusa Tenggara, Indonesia
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Lombok Epicentrum Mall
West Nusa Tenggara, Indonesia
Type
STATUS
Built
YEAR
2016
SIZE
500,000 sqft - 1,000,000 sqft
The Lombok Epicentrum Mall (LEM) has been designed to accommodate the desires of Mataram and greater Lombok’s growing population. The shopping mall has become the social meeting for people throughout Indonesia. The main atrium provides the largest public indoor place for people of Lombok to meet for social events, while the food and beverage corridors provide more intimate social areas. LEM also provides, for the first time, access to many national and international brands. LEM has quickly established itself into the community of Mataram and has become a building the city is proud of.
The design of the building takes inspiration from the sea which surrounds the island of Mataram. The flowing façade elicits the movement of the ocean, while the interior design takes themes from nautical architecture and other maritime elements. All whilst maintaining a very functional, easy to navigate and honest building. The building looks like no other and has become an icon for the city of Mataram.
The design incorporates various Environmentally Sustainable Design techniques to reduce the overall impact on the environment. The flowing façade acts as a second skin to reduce heat gain by preventing direct sunlight from hitting the glass shop fronts. Windows along the ceilings are throughout the building to allow for natural lighting during the day. The materials used are a mix of new technologies and traditional techniques, which reduced the amount of imported materials. MTA is proud to say that the façade has been built is exactly the way it was designed.
The project was a finalist in the Dulux Design Awards for 2016.
The design of the building takes inspiration from the sea which surrounds the island of Mataram. The flowing façade elicits the movement of the ocean, while the interior design takes themes from nautical architecture and other maritime elements. All whilst maintaining a very functional, easy to navigate and honest building. The building looks like no other and has become an icon for the city of Mataram.
The design incorporates various Environmentally Sustainable Design techniques to reduce the overall impact on the environment. The flowing façade acts as a second skin to reduce heat gain by preventing direct sunlight from hitting the glass shop fronts. Windows along the ceilings are throughout the building to allow for natural lighting during the day. The materials used are a mix of new technologies and traditional techniques, which reduced the amount of imported materials. MTA is proud to say that the façade has been built is exactly the way it was designed.
The project was a finalist in the Dulux Design Awards for 2016.
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