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Scope of Competition

Assignment (Design Aspects)

The participating teams are encouraged to submit design and planning ideas (entries) that address key objectives of the competition. The participating teams may address the design and planning to strengthen the atmosphere, cohesiveness and the identity of ASEAN over the designated area either from macro strategic or operational technical levels. Therefore, the participants can submit design and planning that is related but not limited to:

  • Spatial planning and zoning
  • Architecture and landscape
  • Creative economy spaces
  • Multifunctional and mixed-use space
  • Green and inclusive public spaces
  • Mobility planning and design
  • Smart and sustainable features
  • Street corridor design, furniture, and lighting
  • Public art and iconic monument
Premise (Design Area)

The competition highlights Jakarta ASEAN Hub which is part of larger area of Kebayoran Baru District (see Figure 1). In addition to the ASEAN Secretariat which is located within the district, there are some other key important nodes of activity including Blok M Hub. Some other landmarks that is important for the area such as Gelora Bung Karno (GBK) complex, and a number of urban parks (e.g. Langsat, Leuser and Ayodya Parks) may be considered or integrated as part of elements of the proposed design.

Competition Site

ASEAN Hub Map ASEAN Hub Detailed Map

Around ASEAN Secretariat Area, Jl. Sisingamangaraja No.70A 2, RT.2/RW.1, Selong, Kec. Kby. Baru, Kota Jakarta Selatan, Daerah Khusus Ibukota Jakarta 12110

In specific, the participating teams may consider one of the following lists as a premise for the assignment, but are also allowed and encouraged to integrate some (more than one) or even all of the following list:

For instance, participating teams may propose the concept of a 20 minutes city with the ASEAN Secretariat HQ as the center. Another example, participating teams are allowed to design a creative corridor in between Blok M Hub to the ASEAN Secretariat HQ or even connect all these premises into a single design and planning object. Some government facilities and assets (see Figure 2) that are already established in the area should be remained preserved.

Timeline








Phase I

Registration and Disseminations
(January–March)

Phase II

Submission Detail Design
(End of March)

Phase III

Presentation to the Governor of Jakarta
(End of May)

Phase IV

Public Voting
(May–June)





Phase 01

Registration and Disseminations

  1. Registration, online briefing (townhall/Q&A), Q&A session
  2. Series of Webinar Lectures
  3. Opening of submission of detailed design

Phase 02

Submission Detail Design

  1. Deadline of submission of detailed design
  2. Announcement date: Concept narrative, Masterplan/Diagram
  3. Selection by the Departmental Technical Jury
  4. Feedback session with Technical Jury
  5. Final adjustment and detailed review

Phase 03

Presentation to the Governor of Jakarta

  1. Presentation in front of the Governor of Jakarta
  2. The Governor of Jakarta selects the Top 5

Phase 04

Public Voting

  1. Limited public exhibition of Top 5 works at Jakarta’s Town Hall
  2. Announcement of Top 3 Winners (1st, 2nd, and 3rd Place)
  3. 3 honorable mentions

International Lecture Series

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Public Dissemination

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The Overview of Blok M: Past, Present and Future

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Spatial Planning of the Blok M

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Blok M Future Mobility

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ASEAN’s Vision for the Blok M

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Art and Design Potential for the Blok M

Jury

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