Eddie Farren-Price’s Post

🪵From Wood to Web with TimbeReality🌐 Throughout the year, my team has been visiting timber companies across KL, Selangor, Perak, Penang, Johor, Negeri Sembilan, Pahang, Terengganu and Kelantan. We shared about TimbeReality and how they can leverage on virtual tours as an immersive 360° presentation. For us, engagement trips like this are important for us to understand our customer's pain points, build stronger relationships, and tailor our solutions to meet their specific needs. We gained valuable insights into their challenges and aspirations, enabling us to enhance our offerings for the timber industry. TimbeReality is an ongoing digital transformation initiative by Actsugi and the Malaysian Timber Council - MTC. It highlights the virtual showrooms and factories, while displaying quality furniture and timber products from their TIMB3R Design Incubator Programme. Here's a photo with both teams on an engagement visit to the East Coast. #Storytelling #DigitalTransformation #VirtualReality #VirtualTour #TimbeReality

"Orang Indonesia Paling Malas Jalan Kaki,..." "Indonesians are the laziest to walk,..." (Kompas, 2024) Why does this happen? Most of the time, the main reason is " blamed" on the poor pedestrian infrastructure provided. Is that really the case? Here I share a little video footage of walking activity in the process of shifting modes (Mass Rapid Transit/MRT menuju Light Rapid Transit/LRT Dukuh Atas, Jakarta, Indonesia). General conditions: 1. Walking distance 500-600m 2. Characteristics of pedestrians on weekdays: Commuting workers (Afternoon) 3. Good in wayfindings, signage, and ramps. 4. Good in pedestrian refuges, tree/plant/landscape, waste bins, and placemaking. 5. Complete enough with access to food and public spaces. Impression: Seemed far enough for me as a person who was forced to walk (captive). But another impression is that the good assessment in several aspects (complete, safe, comfortable, and humanist) becomes an excuse and does not make me "kapok" or deterrent / surrender in walking. How about you? 😊 News article: https://lnkd.in/gZAsM5YX.   Pedestrian Facility Design Guidelines: DKI Jakarta 2017-2022 (ITDP 2019) ITDP Indonesia LRT Jakarta PT. MRT Jakarta PT Kereta Api Indonesia (Persero)(KAI Commuter)

Booth of the Month: A Masterclass in Design Excellence At Publiganda, we regularly showcase best practices in designing booths that stand out, captivate audiences, and make a lasting impact This month, we focus on the exceptional AICA Indonesia booth at the Building Technology Expo in Indonesia, a true example of how to draw visitors in and create a memorable experience. The AICA Indonesia booth's success lies in three strategic elements: ° A Bold Centerpiece to Spark Curiosity: Center your booth around an eye-catching focal point—in this case, The Tree. This striking feature draws immediate attention and invites visitors to explore further. ° Product Display that Inspires: Showcase products in a meaningful, innovative way. Here, the column of The Tree is crafted from AICA’s HPL Purecore, seamlessly integrating the product into the design. ° Light as a Spotlight: Clever use of lighting highlights the materials, enhancing their natural brilliance and ensuring the product takes center stage. Stay tuned as Publiganda continues to share insights and strategies for creating booths that not only attract attention but also leave a profound impact. #publiganda #boothconstruction #design Spotted at: Building Techology Expo in Indonesia Exhibitor: AICA Indonesia Booth design & execution: Kingsmen Indonesia

Urban areas in Malaysia concentrated in major cities like Kuala Lumpur with population of around 1.5 million, there are a handful of sizable cities with populations between 500,000 and one million including Seberang Perai, George Town, Ipoh, Petaling Jaya, Shah Alam, Iskandar Puteri, Seremban, and Johor Bahru. Over 30 cities have a minimum population of 100,000. Some reports indicate that Malaysia is currently one of the most urbanized countries of South East Asia, and also one of the most rapidly urbanized regions around the world; over the years, the urban population in Malaysia has increased from around 66 percent in 2004 to 75 percent in 2024 and is expected to reach 85 percent in the year 2050. Take example of Kuala Lumpur, urban living are often characterized by hustle and bustle life, constant move, overwhelming, crowded public spaces, with long commutes and relentless schedule. This urban area requires lot of human-built structures and created lot of activities for social economy and employment opportunity. Carefully designed and thoughtfully placed Urban Furniture play a crucial role in creating vibrant and engaging urban environments, while also fostering a sense of community and social interaction. Come to join us for the exclusive soft launch of URBAN ELEGANT to discover the Urban Furniture that will redefine the industry. This soft launch will provide new idea to the property, design and construction industry of how the Urban Furniture from lecio will enhance the urban space design. We are happy to see you, block your schedule and make a reservation for this special soft launch via google form before 15th Oct 2024:  https://lnkd.in/gRR_jPSq Soft launch details :  Date: 15th (Tue) & 17th (Thu) October 2024 Venue: LECIO Showroom, at Puchong, Selangor, Malaysia. lecio | leisure and outdoor furniture #lecio #leisurefurniture #outdoorfurniture #puchong #malaysia #urban #urbanfurniture #urbanlandscape #urbandesign #designerfurniture #colorfulfurniture #gardenfurniture #patioset #balconyfurniture #poolfurniture #streetfurniture #indoorfurniture #outdoorliving #outdoorlife #homedecor #interiordesign #villa #hotel #restaurant #cafè #rooftopgarden #outdooroffice #picnictable #toolsfortogetherness #minimalistdesign

Ammaia Eco Forest is an innovative residential project developed by Astraland Indonesia, blending modern comfort with natural beauty and sustainability principles. Here is detailed information about the project: #Location Ammaia Eco Forest is strategically located in areas that offer easy access to public amenities such as schools, shopping centers, and healthcare facilities, while still being set in a green and serene environment. The location is designed so residents can enjoy the tranquility of nature while remaining connected to urban necessities. #Sustainability Concept 1. **Eco-Friendly Materials**: The buildings in Ammaia Eco Forest use eco-friendly materials, such as recycled wood and low-carbon footprint building materials. 2. **Energy-Efficient Technology**: Homes are equipped with energy-efficient technology, such as solar panels and efficient water management systems, to reduce energy and water consumption. 3. **Nature Conservation**: The project emphasizes the importance of nature conservation by maintaining biodiversity around the residential area, including tree planting and creating natural parks. #Facilities 1. **Green Parks**: Extensive green areas for recreation and relaxation, providing open spaces for residents to enjoy nature. 2. **Playgrounds**: Safe and fun areas for children to play. 3. **Swimming Pools**: Modern swimming pools for residents to relax and exercise. 4. **Jogging Tracks**: Well-designed paths for jogging and walking, promoting a healthy lifestyle. 5. **Community Centers**: Spaces for community activities and social interactions among residents. #Architectural Design The buildings are designed to maximize natural ventilation and lighting, creating comfortable and energy-efficient homes. The architectural style blends seamlessly with the natural surroundings, emphasizing a harmonious living environment. #Community Ammaia Eco Forest focuses on building a harmonious community with various activities and programs to support interactions among residents. The goal is to create a friendly and supportive living environment where people can connect and thrive together.

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Aerial view of Uluwatu Temple at sunrise, Bali, Indonesia

An insightful bridge design has been implemented in Yichang, where the movement of two-wheeled motorbikes and vehicles has been separated. This innovative approach enhances traffic safety and efficiency by minimizing conflicts between different types of vehicles. Such designs could be the future of urban infrastructure planning, improving not just mobility but also safety for all road users. #Infrastructure #BridgeDesign #UrbanPlanning #TrafficSafety

I am happy to announce the confirmation of my Final MArch Design Studio project which received a first-class honors with a stable 82%, I would like to thank  Anas M.Hosney Lila, Eduardo Costa and Sigita Žīgure for their guidance over this challenging but equally rewarding academic project.    The project identifies Jakarta's sinking problem and the Indonesian government's plan to relocate the capital to Borneo's forests, an area inhabited by indigenous communities and endangered species. This move is motivated by Jakarta's overcrowding, congestion, and flooding. However, The Jetty offers an alternative solution rooted in the traditions of the Orang Laut, a seafaring indigenous group.    The Jetty is a proposed city-wide solution focusing on Kampung Melayu, a flood-prone district in Jakarta. It involves creating an adaptable urban landscape with stilted pods, bridges, and a monorail, drawing inspiration from traditional architecture and communal living. This design integrates housing with economic opportunities, aiming for a resilient and climate-responsive district.    The project employs computational tools for climatic efficiency and a flexible structural design to minimise environmental impact. The modular construction approach allows for easy assembly and adaptability, ensuring the urban environment can evolve with changing social and environmental needs.    Overall, The Jetty merges traditional practices with modern design and construction techniques to address Jakarta’s challenges while fostering community-led development and sustainability.    Feel free to take a look at the attached portfolio to find out more...     #ClimateResilience #ComputationalDesign #DesignStudio #SinkingCities #OrangLaut 

"Exciting progress on our residential project in Palembang! 🏗️ The construction is well underway, bringing us closer to delivering modern, sustainable homes that prioritize comfort and community living. Stay tuned for more updates as we build a new chapter in Palembang's urban landscape. Together, we’re shaping the future of housing! #ConstructionUpdate #SustainableLiving #UrbanDevelopment #PalembangHousing #ProjectProgress #RealEstateInnovation #FutureOfLiving"