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METRIC 01

Structural Rigor

A curated monograph of monolithic structures, tropical brutalism, and uncompromising spatial alignments built across Southeast Asia.

Three decades of structural discipline in tropical environments.

High-contrast perspective of a monolithic concrete gallery in Jakarta, sharp daylight cutting through a central lightwell onto raw stone floors.
High-contrast perspective of a monolithic concrete gallery in Jakarta, sharp daylight cutting through a central lightwell onto raw stone floors.
High-contrast architectural photograph of a minimalist pavilion in Bandung, black steel frames intersecting with raw volcanic stone under dramatic daylight.
High-contrast architectural photograph of a minimalist pavilion in Bandung, black steel frames intersecting with raw volcanic stone under dramatic daylight.
One-point perspective of a tropical brutalist villa in Bali, massive concrete cantilever over a dark stone pool, framed by sharp shadows.
One-point perspective of a tropical brutalist villa in Bali, massive concrete cantilever over a dark stone pool, framed by sharp shadows.
Architectural elevation of a modern residence in Jakarta, strict grid of concrete columns and glass panels reflecting the clear sky, sharp daylight.
Architectural elevation of a modern residence in Jakarta, strict grid of concrete columns and glass panels reflecting the clear sky, sharp daylight.
CURATED PORTFOLIO

Selected Work

A precise index of private residences and civic structures defined by raw materiality and strict structural alignment.

The Concrete Monolith

The Shadow Pavilion

Jakarta Selatan, 2023 — An exploration of heavy massing and structural shadow.

Bandung, 2022 — Structural steel frames intersecting with raw volcanic stone.

The Tectonic Villa

The Grid House

Bali, 2023 — A private sanctuary defined by massive concrete cantilevers.

Jakarta Barat, 2021 — A strict structural grid framing contextual tropical light.

Strict one-point perspective of a monolithic raw concrete residence in Jakarta, sharp tropical daylight casting deep geometric shadows across the facade.
Strict one-point perspective of a monolithic raw concrete residence in Jakarta, sharp tropical daylight casting deep geometric shadows across the facade.
CASE STUDY

The Jakarta Monolith

An exploration of raw concrete massing and tropical daylight choreography, designed to weather gracefully in the equatorial climate.

SPATIAL CHOREOGRAPHY

Carving Light

The structure utilizes deep recesses and structural overhangs to filter intense equatorial daylight, creating a dynamic play of shadow on raw stone surfaces.

Every structural line aligns with the site's natural wind corridors, ensuring passive ventilation without compromising the building's monolithic presence.

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