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Indonesia’s Largest Telecommunications Company Makes its Mark in Jakarta’s Business District
The new headquarters complex for Indonesia’s largest telecommunications provider establishes a powerful presence in Jakarta’s central business district and provides a modern work environment for this forward-looking industry leader. The new building consolidates Telkom’s staff, provides premier staff amenities, and signals the company’s continued prominence within Indonesia’s telecommunications industry.
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Situated on one of Jakarta’s main downtown thoroughfares, the complex integrated an already existing building that was updated and integrated with two new buildings to create an interconnected campus centered around the main 219-meter-tall office tower. A multi-story podium links the three buildings and provides the complex with a wide array of amenities including food and beverage, auditorium, retail space, a fitness center, and a mosque. The podium also establishes public connections across the complex and elevated outdoor shaded space.
Informed by the cultural and historical context, the proposed façade design combines two building skins – a contemporary dichroic glass coupled with an ornate metal screen inspired by the batik patterns found in traditional Indonesian textiles. These performative sun-shading façades will reduce heat gain by 30 percent, filtering sunlight and casting intricate shadows throughout the main public spaces.
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Situated on one of Jakarta’s main downtown thoroughfares, the complex integrated an already existing building and with two new constructions to create an interconnected campus.
The façade design combines two building skins with an ornate metal screen inspired by the batik patterns found in traditional Indonesian textiles. The tower’s circumferential form is determined by the dynamic site conditions and surrounding view corridors and, as it rises, transforms into a four-cornered crown.
Standing at 220 meters in height, the Telkom Landmark Tower sits amidst two other buildings named Telkomsel Smart office (105m) and Telkom Landmark Complex or The Telkom Hub (75m).
The facade inspired by the batik patterns found in Indonesian textiles, act as a performative sun-shade, reduces heat gain by 30 percent, filter sunlight and cast intricate shadows throughout the main public spaces.
The tower’s circumferential form is determined by the dynamic site conditions and surrounding view corridors and, as it rises, transforms into a four-cornered crown.