KNIL Warehouses
The creative and learning cluster of plastic waste An alternative approach to heritage adaptive reuse in Bandung, Indonesia
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The Creative and Learning Cluster of Plastic waste
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The transformation of the Royal Netherlands East Indies Army’s (d.abb.: KNIL) warehouses explores the boundaries of heritage adaptive reuse in Bandung. My intention is to show how the design for an inclusive & healthy environment can address social & ecological challenges in a more integrated way.
In a built environment like the city of Bandung, the cityscape is dominated by social segregation between the formally structured communities and the more organic ‘kampung’ villages. This segregation is responsible to a significant degree for most of the
The new tram stop of the proposed green belt.
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Processing waste, from the pavilion to the storage
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Food Market: where public and waste co-exist
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Main Entrance to the complex through the old track
