Description

Nindya biodistrict is an office building that is adaptively reused into the mix-used building. “Biodistrict” itself is a mixed-used building containing café, coworking, office space, and capsule & cabin hotel approached in biophilic concept. Existing contains main and secondary buildings. The first floor of the main building adapts into a café that is entwined into the landscape. The second and third floors are designed into capsule and cabin areas. While secondary building contains office and coworking space Biodistrict concept appointed to address the context of the location. The location is in a dry urban corridor of offices, schools, and campuses without vegetation around. There is a need for student families to stay overnight, start-ups around campus to be domiciled, as well as study and socialization spaces for employees, students, and families. These needs require a relaxed and different space experience. So that it is designed an area that becomes an urban oasis and stimulates customers to interact with nature. Its landscape, not just as an area for cafe seater, but to connect urban corridor to the building landscape. The landscape concept is to connect the building, the outdoor area, and the road corridor. The vertical garden, pool, street, and existing tree that respected entwined into unify. People can enjoy the serial vision of reforestation from various perspectives, such as when they are inside a building, or in an outdoor café area, and also when they are in a street corridor. The landscape is terraced so that the existing building which is higher than the road feels unified.

Nindya biodistrict is an office building that is adaptively reused into the mix-used building. “Biodistrict” itself is a mixed-used building containing café, coworking, office space, and capsule & cabin hotel approached in biophilic concept. Existing contains main and secondary buildings. The first floor of the main building adapts into a café that is entwined into the landscape. The second and third floors are designed into c...