Interviews for new admissions of Lecturer will be held on October 21-23, 2019

Graduation of Architecture and Urban & Regional Planning master program will be held on 23 of October 2019

Final Examination of Semester for Bachelor Program in Architecture and Urban & Regional Planning will be held on 9-20 December 2019.

International Accreditation Visitation (KAAB) will be held on November 11-13, 2019

The Graduation Ceremony of Architecture and Urban & Regional Planning will be held on November 20-21, 2019.

The release of the Graduates of Bachelor of Architecture and Urban & Regional Planning will be held on 18-19 November 2019.

On October 16, 2019, Architecture students of Department of Architecture and Planning held a Furniture Exhibition in the DTAP Hall room. In addition to welcoming the KAAB accreditation from Korea, the exhibition was the completion of the assignment of the History of Western and Eastern Architecture Development course that was passed by Architecture students in the third semester.

Some of the exhibition themes raised included:

– modern

– Postmodern

– Deconstruction.

#MenujuAkreditasi

(the original news was published on October 16, 2019 with the link http://architecture.archiplan.ugm.ac.id/Exhibition-Furniture/NDMz)

Have you heard the issue that we are moving to a place of study? Wow, what’s up to have to move? How come? Why?

DTAP Architecture Study Program UGM is undergoing a series of international accreditation KAAB from Korea. As part of the stage the campus area must temporarily be “sterile” from academic activities both lecturers and students.

Do you want to know the completeness of the information? Check out the infographic below!

NB:

– Room K1 and K2 will be used as display areas for all courses from semester 1 to PPAr.

– During the visitation, lecture activities were moved to another location.

– SDA will still be held in Studio Room on the 1st floor, and TGA will also remain in TGA Room on the 2nd floor.

(the original news has been published on October 2 2019 with the link http://architecture.archiplan.ugm.ac.id/PRODI-ARSITEKTUR-UGM-MENUJU-AKREDITASI/NDMx)

SKALA (Semangat Kebersamaan Archiplan, or Spirit of Togetherness of Archiplan) is an activity of the Department of Architecture and Planning, which aims to introduce new students to the department environment and strengthen relationships both professional and personal between each study program. The reason for the holding of the SKALA is the Architecture Study Program and the Urban and Regional Planning Study Program on one roof, so that they should know each other and facilitate future cooperation, according to the jargon ‘Archiplan? One! ‘From the Department of Architecture and Planning.

This year, the SKALA held was SKALA 58 with the participants, namely all new students in the Architecture Study Program and the Urban and Regional Planning Study Program. The theme of the SKALA this year is ‘Unity in Diversity’, which is meant with different backgrounds in Architecture and Urban and Regional Planning Study Programs, but is still accommodated not only by one roof but also a sense of togetherness.

The SKALA activities opened with Stadium Generale, which was held at DTAP. Stadium Generale contains explanation of SKALA and assignments about architectural figures and planning to new students. The first day of the SKALA which took place on September 21, 2019 contained a Focus Group Discussion on ‘Inspirational Seniors’, which contained senior achievers who gave inspiration to new students. Then the activity continued with ‘SKALA Go’ which was a trip for SKALA participants to Kotagede. SKALA Go has a cultural theme so that the meeting points are divided into 1. Kotagede Mosque, 2. Rukunan Alley, 3. Watugilang, and 4. Omah UGM. In Kotagede, SKALA participants learned about the acculturation of Hindu-Buddhist-Javanese culture in building architecture and spatial use. After the SKALA Go activities in Kotagede ended, the participants returned to DTAP to make an interactive poster related to the activities they carried out and the impression of messages during the SKALA Go activities.

The second day of SKALA took place on September 22, 2019, the first activity of the second day was the SKALA participants traveling around DTAP for the introduction of BSO in this department. Then the event continued with APSI, or Appreciation of Art. In APSI, the SKALA participants were divided into 6 joint groups of Architecture and Urban and Regional Planning students, where each group performed art performances with a folklore theme.

In the afternoon the event continued with force games where all the forces had to work together in finding directions in the form of maps distributed throughout the DTAP. In the evening, as the closing ceremony of the event, Mr. Irsyad Adhi Waskita Hutama, S.T., M.Scas was invited as a representative of the department was invited to give a closing remarks as well as to remind again about the importance of the spirit of unity for the Architecture and Planning Department. Closing was enlivened by BMW (Bengkel Musik Wiswakharman, or Wiswakharman Music Workshop) as one of the BSO Bands to close the event by playing music and singing together. By procuring the introduction of departments and SKALA, it is hoped that the objectives of this activity are in line with the SKALA tagline itself in the Archiplan Spirit of Togetherness.

-SNI

On Tuesday (17/9), The UGM Urban and Regional Planning Study Program organizes themed public lectures on ‘Start Up: Start-Ups and Cities: The Role of Start-Ups in Overcoming Urban Problems in Indonesia.’ This public lecture was given by Mr. Emmirzyan as Government Relations at Nodeflux.

Presentation of Artificial Intelligence by Mr. Emmirzyan from Nodeflux

Nodeflux itself is a AI (Artificial Intelligence) Start-Up originating from Indonesia in which engaged in the field of Big Data Analysis. Nodeflux is focused on developing deep learning computer vision to provide Intelligent Video Analytics (IVA) solutions toward complex issues faced by multi sectoral industries and modern society.

This public lecture discussed how AI can be used for daily life, one of which is how AI plays a role in overcoming problems in urban and regional planning contexts. In the 21st Century, the optimization of technological developments in problem solving continues to be developed and used. This is where AI has a role in collecting data in a more modern and practical way, analyzing data combinations, and looking for problem points so that data-based policies are obtained (Data Driven Policy). Policies based on this data are expected to be more effective and efficient.

This more modern way of solving problems is related to the world that has entered industry 4.0, preparing Indonesians so we are not less competitive in the global context. Indonesia is expected to be able to adapt to existing technological advancements and use them to solve problems more effectively. Innovation and collaboration from all stakeholders are the key points, because urban affairs are collective affairs.

QnA session During the Lecture.

In this public lecture, discussions, questions and answers actively take place during the lecture. College participants not only come from Undergraduate Program of Urban and Regional and Planning study program, but also UGM students from other study programs.

(SNI)