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Pine Cone of Royal Safari Garden
Pine Cone of Royal Safari Garden
Cisarua, Indonesia
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Pine Cone of Royal Safari Garden
Cisarua, Indonesia
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STATUS
Built
YEAR
2018
SIZE
100,000 sqft - 300,000 sqft
Geographically, the project is located in the highland of Cisarua, Bogor. The Pine Cone project is part of a master plan redesigned project of Royal Safari Garden Resort and Convention. Pine Cone project provides several facilities such as Front office facilities, Restaurants, Retail, Animal exhibit, Bungalows, and the other facilities.
Although the site is adjacent to the main street, it is hardly noticeable from the street due to the sunken site conditions. Moreover, the position of the existing building was pushed far away from the main street. This condition makes the existing building not attractive and does not attract the interest of visitors. This area is also located in a densely populated area with access to two car lanes in both directions.
Responding to the challenge, the architects withdraw the building from the edge of the street and raised the main building is higher than the highway, which the withdrawal of the building into the site is expected the building to reduce traffic and the building also could be recognized easily by positioning the building higher than the street.
Besides to solve the problem of the site conditions, the architect also wants to make innovative and efficient design breakthroughs by carrying the concept of "Pinecone" where the concept was inspired by the tree on the site. Facade panels are stacked together like pine skin so the light and air allowed to enter through facade gap. Building materials also use synthetic rattan panel and glass.
A unique facade design breakthrough makes this project become the icon of a new destination in Puncak. Facade treatment proved to be successful in utilizing the cold air in Puncak into natural ventilation of the building which keeps the air inside the building cool and fresh without using air conditioning. The incoming light is also filtered through the facade so the level of lightness in the room is well fulfilled. In conclusion, the Pine Cone of Royal Safari Garden is designed to be a sustainable building that can reduce the consumption of energy by utilizing natural lighting and air. In the future, facade from pine cone project will become a break-through facade technology that can be applied in tropical climates such as in Indonesia.
Although the site is adjacent to the main street, it is hardly noticeable from the street due to the sunken site conditions. Moreover, the position of the existing building was pushed far away from the main street. This condition makes the existing building not attractive and does not attract the interest of visitors. This area is also located in a densely populated area with access to two car lanes in both directions.
Responding to the challenge, the architects withdraw the building from the edge of the street and raised the main building is higher than the highway, which the withdrawal of the building into the site is expected the building to reduce traffic and the building also could be recognized easily by positioning the building higher than the street.
Besides to solve the problem of the site conditions, the architect also wants to make innovative and efficient design breakthroughs by carrying the concept of "Pinecone" where the concept was inspired by the tree on the site. Facade panels are stacked together like pine skin so the light and air allowed to enter through facade gap. Building materials also use synthetic rattan panel and glass.
A unique facade design breakthrough makes this project become the icon of a new destination in Puncak. Facade treatment proved to be successful in utilizing the cold air in Puncak into natural ventilation of the building which keeps the air inside the building cool and fresh without using air conditioning. The incoming light is also filtered through the facade so the level of lightness in the room is well fulfilled. In conclusion, the Pine Cone of Royal Safari Garden is designed to be a sustainable building that can reduce the consumption of energy by utilizing natural lighting and air. In the future, facade from pine cone project will become a break-through facade technology that can be applied in tropical climates such as in Indonesia.
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