Author: admin-laminar

The Transit-Oriented Development (TOD) concept has become a focal point in modern urban planning in Indonesia. By integrating public transportation, housing, and […]

Indonesia faces a recurring challenge at the end of the year: floods. Data from the National Disaster Management Agency (BNPB) shows a […]

Rivers are a vital source of life for communities, ecosystems, and sustainable development. In order to realize environmental awareness, our responsibility as […]

Indonesia is known as a maritime country. This is proven by the sea area which is much larger than the land. Since […]

Plastic bags have long been a staple for carrying everyday items. With their affordable price, lightweight nature, and easy accessibility, plastic bags […]

Construction waste consists of leftover materials produced during the processes of building, demolition, renovation, and other construction activities. These waste materials vary […]

East Sumba, a region in East Nusa Tenggara Province, holds breathtaking natural beauty along with great potential in the marine and natural […]

The use of recycled materials in construction is increasingly popular in Indonesia, especially with the increasing need for sustainable development. In addition […]

In the world of construction, a strong foundation is the key to building a safe structure with a long duration. One important […]

Saidah Tower, a skyscraper in Jakarta that used to function as an elite office location, has been abandoned since 2007. This building […]