Now and When - Kota Masa Depan

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Australian Embassy
Jakarta
PROUDLY PRESENTS
NOW AND WHEN:
KOTA MASA DEPAN
5 - 24 APRIL 2012
PACIFIC PLACE MALL
Ground Floor-06
SCBD Jl. Jend Sudirman
Kav 52-53
Jakarta Selatan
Sydney, New South Wales
John Gollings
FREE ENTRY DAILY
Sunday - Thursday:
10:00 - 19:00
Friday - Saturday:
10:00 - 21:00
An exhibition developed and
presented by the Australian
Institute of Architects.
Supported by the Australian
Government through the
Australia International
Cultural Council, an initiative
of the Department of Foreign
Affairs and Trade.
Pameran dikembangkan dan
diselenggarakan oleh
Australian Institute of
Architects. Didukung oleh
Pemerintah Australia melalui
Australia International
Cultural Council, suatu
prakarsa Departemen Luar
Negeri dan Perdagangan.
‘Multiplicity’
by John Wardle Architect and Stefano Boscutti
Image by FloodSlicer
NOW AND WHEN: KOTA MASA DEPAN
Urbanism invites the creative potential of architecture. It offers a rich exploration of issues facing
the world’s highly urbanised population. But it also embraces the broader implications for the
wellbeing of all people living together in a diversely populated world.
Created using ground breaking 3D technology in projected photography and computer
generated simulations, this exhibition, Now and When: Kota Masa Depan is presented in two
parts: Now, a 3D photographic study from a helicopter of the existing Australian urban
condition, and When, speculation into the evolution of this unique continent’s cities in the
future.
Now describes Australia’s east coast cities of Melbourne, Sydney and Surfers Paradise in
counterpoint with their opposition, the mines of the West Australian outback. As Australia builds
up in the east, it is digging down in the west, actually digging city-sized holes and shipping the
ore to trading partners in Asia and elsewhere to become other cities.
01 MULTIPLICITY
02 SYMBIOTIC CITY
03 MOULD CITY
John Wardle Architects and Stefano
Boscuitti
Steve Whitford (University of
Melbourne) and James Brearley
(Bau Brearley Architects and
Urbanists, Adjunct Professor RMIT)
Colony Collective, Melbourne School
of Design (University of Melbourne)
Team members: Madeleine Beech,
Jono Brener, Nicola Dovey, Peter
Raisbeck and Simon Wollan
04 TERRA FORM AUSTRALIS
05 FEAR FREE CITY
06 SURVIVAL VS RESILIENCE
HASSELL, Holopoint and The
Environment Institute TEAM
MEMBERS: Tim Horton, Tony
Grist, Prof. Mike Young, Ben Kilsby,
Sharon Mackay, Susie Nicolai and
Mike Mouritz
Justyna Karakiewicz, Tom Kvan
and Steve Hatzellis Melbourne
School of Design (University of
Melbourne)
BKK Architects, Village Well, Charter
Keck Cramer and Daniel Piker TEAM
MEMBERS: BKK Architects (Tim Black,
Julian Kosloff, Simon Knott, George Huon,
Julian Faelli, Madeline Beech, Jane Caught
and Stefan Heath) Village Well, Charter
Keck Cramer and Daniel Piker
07 THE OCEANIC CITY
08 +41-41
ARUP: Alanna Howe and Alexander
Hespe
Peck Dunin Simpson Architects.
TEAM MEMBERS: Fiona Dunin,
Alex Peck and Andrew Simpson in
association with Martina Johnson,
Third Skin, Eckersley Garden
Architecture, Angus McIntyre and
Tim Kreger
09 SYDNEY 2050:
FRAYING GROUND
10 ISLAND PROPOSITION 2100
11 AQUATOWN
12 CITY OF HOPE
scott lloyd, aaron roberts (room 11)
and katrina stoll
nh architecture with andrew
mackenzie
Edmond & Corrigan. TEAM
MEMBERS: Design: Peter Corrigan,
Realisation and |Support: Michael
Spooner
13 A TALE OF TWO CITIES
14 IMPLEMENTING THE
RHETORIC
15 SEDIMENTARY CITY
Here is the Australian urban paradox: building impossibly big cities that cling to the east coast,
while running out of land and water, and at the same time, digging impossibly big holes in the
west, which create organic urban forms that in themselves allude to future designs and
possibilities for redemption.
If existing cities demonstrate an impossible future, then we should investigate options and
alternatives for the future.
When represents 17 speculative approaches ranging from optimistic to subversive. When
emerged from an ideas competition for Australian architecture. The entries present a vast range
of ways to approach the design. It shows that future cities could evolve from new design
methodologies. Clearly, future designers are hungry for new tools to encompass all the dynamics
of human cohabitation and work – the means to produce more efficient, beautiful and
accommodating environments.
When explores architecture’s capacity as a performing urban art by animating the future in
super-real stereoscopic images. We aim to eclipse the regulation-weary, political and economic
realities of day-to-day architecture. The result is creative speculation, ranging from theory to
pure fantasy, exploding the urban debate into a visceral spectacle that defines rational analysis.
In human history, speculative urban visions have emerged at turning points in history; when
nations have faced the daunting challenge of post-war reconstruction; or passed through the
turmoil of cultural and industrial revolutions. We now face our great challenge – adapting to
climate change.
We hope that through this exhibition of urbanism in Australia, that it sparks interest and debate
here in Indonesia on future possibilities for urban space and some of the issues facing the
modern day city of Jakarta.
NOW AND WHEN: KOTA MASA DEPAN
Rag Urbanism: Richard Goodwin
(Richard Goodwin Art/Architecture);
Andrew Benjamin and Gerard
Reinmuth (Terroir)
Urbanisme mendorong potensi kreatif arsitektur. Urbanisme menawarkan penjelajahan yang
kaya akan masalah-masalah yang dihadapi oleh penduduk dunia yang sangat urban. Namun hal
ini juga mencakup implikasi yang lebih luas tentang kesejahteraan seluruh penduduk yang
berdiam bersama di dunia dengan penghuni yang beranekaragam.
Diciptakan dengan menggunakan teknologi 3 dimensi baru pada fotografi yang terproyeksikan
dan simulasi komputer, pameran Now and When: Kota Masa Depan diselenggarakan dalam
dua bagian: Now (Kini), kajian fotografi 3 dimensi dari helikopter tentang kondisi perkotaan
Australia yang ada, dan When (Esok), spekulasi tentang evolusi kota-kota di benua yang unik
ini di masa depan.
Now menggambarkan kota-kota pesisir timur Australia, Melbourne, Sydney dan Surfers
Paradise yang disandingkan dengan pertambangan pedalaman Australia Barat. Saat Australia
membangun ke atas di timur, negeri ini menggali ke dalam di barat, benar-benar menggali
banyak lubang seluas kota dan mengapalkan bijih ke mitra-mitra perdagangan di Asia dan lain
tempat untuk menjadi kota-kota lain.
Di sinilah paradoks perkotaan Australia: membangun kota-kota yang luar biasa besarnya di
pesisir timur, walaupun kekurangan lahan dan air, dan pada saat yang sama, menggali
lubang-lubang yang luar biasa besarnya di barat, yang menciptakan bentuk-bentuk perkotaan
organik yang pada dirinya menyinggung rancangan-rancangan dan
kemungkinan-kemungkinan masa depan untuk penyelamatan.
Bila kota-kota yang ada sekarang memperlihatkan masa depan yang tidak mungkin, maka kita
harus mengupayakan opsi dan alternatif untuk masa depan.
When mewakili 17 pendekatan spekulatif yang merentang dari optimistik hingga subversif.
When muncul dari lomba gagasan arsitektur Australia. Karya-karya yang masuk menghadirkan
banyak sekali cara untuk melakukan pendekatan pada rancangan. Hal ini memperlihatkan
bahwa kota-kota masa depan dapat berevolusi dari metodologi-metodologi rancangan baru.
Jelaslah, perancang-perancang masa depan haus akan alat-alat baru untuk mencakup semua
dinamisme kebersamaan hidup manusia beserta karyanya – sarana untuk menciptakan
lingkungan yang lebih efisien, indah dan mengakomodasi.
Billard Leece Partnership Pty Ltd. TEAM
MEMBERS: Grace Chung, Alan Hunt,
Georgie Kearney, David Leece, Grant
Roberts, Ardhene Sembrano, Rajith
Senanayake, Guy Sendy-Smithers, Suffian
Shahabuddin, Bob Sinclair, Stuart Webber
Harrison and White (Marcus
White, Stuart Harrison) with Nano
Langenheim
NOW AND WHEN:
KOTA MASA DEPAN
CREATIVE DIRECTORS
John Gollings and Ivan
Rijavec
When menjelajahi kapasitas arsitektur sebagai seni pentas perkotaan dengan menghidupkan
masa depan dalam citra-citra stereoskopik yang sangat-nyata. Kita berniat untuk mengaburkan
realitas politik dan ekonomi arsitektur sehari-hari yang letih dengan peraturan. Hasilnya adalah
spekulasi kreatif, yang mencakup teori hingga fantasi murni, meledakkan debat perkotaan
menjadi tontonan naluriah yang merumuskan analisa rasional.
Dalam sejarah manusia, visi-visi perkotaan spekulatif telah muncul pada masa-masa peralihan
sejarah; ketika bangsa menghadapi tantangan berat pembangunan kembali pasca-perang; atau
melewati kekacauan revolusi kebudayaan dan industri. Kita kini menghadapi tantangan terberat
kita – beradaptasi dengan perubahan iklim.
Kami harap melalui pameran urbanisasi di Australia ini akan tumbuh minat dan perdebatan di
Indonesia tentang kemungkinan-kemungkinan masa depan ruang perkotaan dan beberapa
masalah yang dihadapi kota modern Jakarta saat ini.
Brit Andresen and Mara Francis
(The University of Queensland)
3D VISUALISATION
Floodslicer
WWW.FLOODSLICER.COM.AU
16 SATURATION CITY
McGauran Giannini Soon (MGS),
Bild + Dyskors, Material Thinking
TEAM MEMBERS: MGS – Eli
Giannini, Jocelyn Chiew, Catherine
Ranger; Bild – Ben Milbourne;
Dyskors – Edmund Carter; Material
Thinking – Paul Carter
17 HOW DOES IT MAKE
YOU FEEL?
Ben Statkus (Statkus Architecture),
Daniel Agdad, Melanie Etchell,
William Golding, Anna Nguyen And
Joel Ng
GRAPHIC DESIGN
Design by Pidgeon
WWW.PIDGEON.COM.AU
SOUND ENGINEERS
Nick Murray and Carl
Anderson
WWW.TWO4K.COM
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