Stephanie Widodo
student
Ciputra University (UC / Universitas Ciputra)
Indonesia
Architecture
The project idea behind Djati Residence is not only to address Surabaya's lack of green spaces. While it does incorporate green building principles and aims to… more
Tamer ElSerafi
advisor
Cairo University, Faculty of Engineering Architecture Department.
Egypt
Dr. Tamer ElSerafi is the Head of the Architecture Department and Director of the Master of Science… more
The "Djati Residence Mid-Rise Apartment & Commercial Space Surabaya" by Stephanie Widodo from Ciputra University is a thoughtful response to the challenges of industrial urban living in Surabaya's Margomulyo district. The project aims to provide a comfortable and healthy living environment for industrial workers by integrating green building technologies with Indonesian architectural elements. Features such as natural ventilation, the use of locally sourced materials, and the incorporation of community and commercial spaces contribute to creating a sustainable oasis within an industrial setting.
Structurally, the development employs a conventional beam and column system with a central core for stability, offering a robust framework suitable for mid-rise construction. While the project's commitment to sustainability and cultural integration is commendable, further refinement in areas such as spatial planning, material detailing, and user experience would enhance its feasibility and impact. With additional development, Djati Residence has the potential to serve as a model for future sustainable developments within industrial areas.