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Public Lectures Welcoming the New Semester 2025

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To welcome the new semester, study programs in the Department of Architecture and Planning held public lectures by inviting practitioners and academics from various backgrounds. This public lecture aims to be a forum for sharing the latest knowledge and experiences in architecture and planning. In addition, this event also prepares students to start their studies again.

On February 7, 2025, Urban and Regional Planning invited Dr. Sonia Roitman (Associate Professor, University of Queensland). Dr. Sonia gave a lecture titled “Indonesian Planning in Southern Planning Context”. The event took place in the 2nd Floor Meeting Room and was open to undergraduate to doctoral level URP students. In her lecture, Dr. Sonia explained the importance of inclusive and sustainable planning in the context of developing countries. This aligns with SDGs goal number 11, which is to create more inclusive, safe, resilient, and sustainable cities and settlements. And supports SDGs number 16, namely peaceful and inclusive societies for sustainable development, providing access to justice for all, and building effective, accountable and inclusive institutions at all levels. read more

Officially Launch of Bamboo Center, KATGAMA and FT UGM Hope to Increase Tourism Potential of Talunombo

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On Monday, August 26, 2024, the KATGAMA Bamboo Hall in Padukuhan Talunombo, Sidomulyo Village, Pengasih District, Kulon Progo Regency was inaugurated by KATGAMA and FT UGM. The 9 x 9 meter hall was designed by Prof. Euginius Pradipto from the Department of Architecture and Planning UGM, the funding came from the Engineering Alumni Family of Universitas Gadjah Mada (KATGAMA). The construction of this hall lasted for 6 months, starting with the groundbreaking on February 18, 2024 by involving local residents and utilizing local materials. read more

DTAP Students Make Achievements in Indonesia DfGE Design Competition 2023

NewsSDGsSDGs 11SDGs 13SDGs 4SDGs 7SDGs 9Student Achievement Saturday, 28 October 2023

Towards the end of 2023, DTAP students made another achievement through the Indonesia DfGE Design Competition 2023. The event was organized by IFC and EDGE together with 20 partner universities that are members of the Design for Greater Efficiency (DfGE) program engaged in green building. This national competition was attended by 53 participating teams which were then filtered into 10 winners with 5 main winners. Universitas Gadjah Mada itself sent 4 teams, all of which were DTAP students and mentored by Dr. Ir. Jatmika Adi Suryabrata, M.Sc., Dr.Eng. Nedyomukti Imam Syafii, S.T., M.Sc., and Dr.Eng. Agus Haryadi, S.T., M.Sc. read more

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Architectural Symposium WEX UGM 2022

ActivityNewsSDGsSDGs 11SDGs 13SDGs 9 Tuesday, 8 March 2022

The world is now competing to build environmentally friendly buildings and minimize carbon emissions. This is a very challenging challenge so not many practitioners are able to implement the Green Building concept properly. Several prominent architects who are famous for their Green Building works are Ken Yeang (Malaysia), Penda China (China), and RAD+ar (Indonesia). These architects will be invited in May to an event held by Gadjah Mada University Architecture Students to share their point of view on Green Architecture in the World. The following is a brief profile of the WEX UGM 2022 performers.

  1. Ken Yeang

Ken Yeang is an architect, planner and ecologist who is renowned for his green architecture and ecologically based masterplans through outstanding designs. During his 50 years of practice, Ken Yeang has been named "one of the 50 people who can save the planet". Some of his architectural works are Great Ormond Street Children's Hospital Extension (UK), Solaris (Singapore), National Library (Singapore), Machineiaga Tower (Malaysia), Spire Edge Tower (India), Genome Research Building (Hong Kong), Atmosphere Putrajaya (Malaysia).

  1. Sun Dayong, Chinese Penda Architecture

Sun Dayong is the founder and principal architect at Penda China, adhering to an eco-friendly design ethos and a “less is love” concept. His project was successfully entered in the Hongkun Art Museum which was named one of the ten best museums in Beijing. He has also won several international awards including the “Emerging Architect of 2016” by the Architizer A+ Awards in the United States.

  1. Antonius Richard, Architecture RAD+ar

RAD+ar is one of the best architects and designers of Tropical Architecture in Indonesia who is famous for his expertise, namely Micro Tropicality. Antonius Richard as the founder explored and experimented to redefine the value of architecture both in globalization and localization. In 2020, one of RAD+ar's works was successfully displayed at the 2219: Futures Imagined exhibition at ArtScience Museum Singapore.


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