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Life Inside "THE LINE"

THE LINE, a part of NEOM, is unlike any construction project ever attempted - and in a world changing so quickly, I can’t help but wonder if its promise of perfection is really just a trap.

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⏱️ Timestamps:
0:00 Intro
3:12 Part 1 - Urban Sprawl
10:58 Part 2 - Liveability
16:50 Part 3 - Perfection

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This is not design advice
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Hunian Rendah Karbon, Investasi Masa Depan yang Kian Riil

Di tengah dorongan menuju pembangunan berkelanjutan, konsep hunian rendah karbon dan berbasis prinsip #ESG (Environmental, Social, Governance) kini tak sekadar jadi solusi lingkungan, tapi juga membuka peluang ekonomi baru. Kesadaran konsumen terhadap efisiensi energi dan keberlanjutan pun makin meningkat, menjadikan tren ini semakin relevan di pasar properti.

Advisor President Office Sinarmas Land & Ketua Umum Green Building Council Indonesia Ignesjz Kemalawarta menuturkan rumah rendah karbon dapat menjadi investasi jangka panjang yang bernilai nyata. Ia menyebut ke depan, rumah-rumah yang telah memiliki sertifikasi dan memenuhi kriteria tertentu akan memperoleh insentif berupa suku bunga pinjaman yang lebih rendah dibanding pasar.


Saksikan dialog Shafinaz Nachiar bersama Advisor President Office Sinarmas Land & Ketua Umum Green Building Council Indonesia - Ignesjz Kemalawarta di Program Property Point CNBC Indonesia.
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Exploring an Extraordinary Sub-Tropical Modern Architecture Garden Home (House Tour)

By creating a sub-tropical modern architecture garden home, Justin Humphrey Architects employs concrete, timber, dark tones and green life to respond to the client's brief. Desiring a family home that was equal parts building and garden, the clients needed a home that could provide privacy and areas for entertaining. Handling the combination of public and private spaces with ease, the architect has also challenged the traditional entrance sequence of the home. From its exterior, Cove House strikes a formidable presence, yet with its singular floating plane roof and plant life, Cove House establishes itself as a modern architecture garden home.

To create a modern architecture garden home, the architect has offset the concrete and dark tones of the exterior with warm timber battens to soften the entrance. Starting the house tour, the green landscape spine runs down the centre of the home,...
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Most “Sustainable Masterplans” are just green roofs on top of the same old geometry.

This University Campus in Australia was designed the opposite way.
Landscape first. Circulation second. Buildings last.

Because sustainability isn’t a checklist. It’s a system.
Water, shade, wind, movement, habitat, materials, maintenance. All connected.

What you see here is not a render. It’s a sequence.
The curve is not decoration. It’s circulation logic.
Vegetation is not an add-on. It’s climate control.
Timber screens, stone plinths, deep overhangs, and high-performance glazing. All doing real work.

If your masterplan can’t explain how people move, cool down, gather, and recharge. It’s not sustainable. It’s branding.

Would you rather design a campus that looks “green”, or one that actually behaves green?

#ContemporaryUrbanism #DesignProcess #OrganicArchitecture...
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SIBARANI SOFIAN Pemenang Sayembara Desain IKN Nusantara

Special Interview Bapak Ali Tranghanda, CEO Indonesia Property Watch dengan Sibarani Sofian, Founder Of Urban+

Sibarani Sofian, Arsitek visioner di balik desain Ibu Kota Nusantara (#IKN) yang menakjubkan. Dengar cerita inspiratifnya tentang proses kreatif dan tantangan dalam merancang kota masa depan Indonesia.

Property and the City, portal berita properti terkini, hadir untuk memberikan informasi terbaru tentang real estate di Indonesia, klik https://propertyandthecity.com/

#SibaraniSofian #IKNNusantara #desainIKN #arsitekturIndonesia #arsitekvisioner #urbanplanning #kotamasadepan #inspirasi #wawancaraeksklusif #behindthescenes
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Public Space by sibaranisofian

Banyak dari kita yang mengeluhkan Open Spaces di sekitar kita yang tidak terawat dengan baik.

Pertanyaannya, memangnya ini tugas siapa?

Dari sudut pandang Urban Design sendiri, memang sering kali taman atau plaza itu tidak dibuat sesuai kebutuhannya. Sehingga di beberapa tempat, open space ini tidak bisa dimanfaatkan secara maksimal. Dan sebetulnya ada beberapa faktor yang cukup berpengaruh akan hal ini.


#SibaraniSofian #IARKI #Indonesia #Urbandesign #publicspace
#pro. Konversi bak air menjadi shower cubicle
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Mobile Crisis Construction Ltd. built a Mobile Brick Factory that fits inside a shipping container and turns debris into Lego-style interlocking bricks, no mortar needed.

The impact?
8,000 bricks/day
Enough for a school, 3 large houses, or 10 small homes, in just one week
First unit already heading to Ukraine

This is circular economy at its most powerful: not abstract, but life-saving.

To MCC: thank you for showing the world what’s possible.

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RUMAH KONTRAKAN UNIK

Rumah dengan luas 18 meter persegi ini diproyeksikan untuk punya 2 kamar tidur, alih-alih 1 kamar layaknya rumah kontrakan biasa. padahal untuk luas tanahnya sudah terbatas yakni 3x6 meter, namun hal ini dijawab sebagai tantangan untuk mengoptimalisasi apa yang bisa dilakukan dengannya.

Meski mungil, rumah kontrakan ini mencoba untuk mengurangi dampak keberadaannya pada lingkungan, terutama dalam hal serapan air. di KonRuma 1 ini dibuat bak penampung bawah tanah yang fungsinya untuk menampung dan meresapkan air hujan yang dialirkan melalui pipa-pipa yang tersambung pada drainase atap.
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Placemaking beyond buildings: Climate, culture, technology
[​42:03] · 153 views · Jun 10, 2026 · 3 likes · The University of Sydney 47.3K subscribers · mp4 720p [466 MB]

What makes a place worth staying in?

In this Dean’s Exchange webinar, Professor Donald McNeill, Dean of the School of Architecture, Design and Planning, is joined by Amanda Steele, Head of Property at IFM Investors, to explore how the meaning of place is evolving in response to climate pressures, new technologies and changing community expectations.

From climate resilience and community wellbeing to adaptable buildings and mixed-use precincts, they discuss how the most successful places are designed to evolve with the people who use them.

Key topics:
• What makes people stay in a place, not just spend time in it
• How buildings are becoming spaces for community, wellbeing and resilience
• The role of technology in shaping the future of cities and precincts
• Why adaptability is essential for long-term value
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KHOO TECK PUAT HOSPITAL, Ecopuncture Asia
[​2:38] · 18.8K views · Jan 2, 2020 · 238 likes · Ecopuncture Asia 184 subscribers · mp4 720p [39 MB]

One of eight public hospitals in Singapore, the Khoo Teck Puat Hospital is laid out in a V-shaped configuration of blocks, enclosing a central court. The most visible of its systems are the blue and green landscape elements extending outwards from this court. A network of public pathways and social spaces is overlaid onto this ecosystem. In 2005, in the midst of construction, the hospital team expanded its blue-green footprint by adopting an adjacent stormwater pond. Concrete edges of the waterbody were hacked away, and aquatic plants brought in to clean the water, and create ecological niches. A walking trail was added, linking it to hospital grounds and a nearby public housing estate.

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Ecopuncture: Transforming Architecture and Urbanism in Asia.
www.ecopuncture-asia.com