How nature inspires the design of Indonesia's New Capital City | Sibarani Sofian | TEDxGateway
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- Опубліковано 16 лис 2024
- How do you envision a city of the future? Sibarani Sofian takes you through his work as he leads the transition of Indonesia’s Capital city from Jakarta to East Kalimantan. He aims to create a city that incorporates the philosophy and foundations of the natural world. Sibarani Sofian is a passionate urban designer, planner and business leader with 20+ years experience in various urban projects in Asia, especially South East Asia and Indonesia. His focus is on executing sustainable urban development based on integrated multi-disciplinary approach. This talk was given at a TEDx event using the TED conference format but independently organized by a local community. Learn more at www.ted.com/tedx
This is a magnificent vision. All planned capitals built in other countries are built for the CAR with ridiculously huge and wide roads everywhere. They have not been built for PEOPLE. This capital looks like it is putting PEOPLE FIRST. Congratulations Indonesia.
Yes!!! Houston Texas experiences extreme flooding while the surrounding rural communities never have extreme flooding.
The huge amounts of parking lots and cement make the water difficult to drain. Indonesia seems like it's doing the right thing.
The first phase of the project are about to finish, on the 17th of August 2024 the city is venue of 79th indonesia independence day. The whole construction project still need years for completion but let see how man-made creations will nature will suit nature environment to serve people-first concept.
Wow amazing future proof city. Masha Allah.
Interesting, so instead of doing some ground breaking to make flat surface for the buildings, making it on top of some strong pillars to preserve the ground contours..... Can't wait to see the implementations
This reminds me of Agats, Asmat in Papua, they don't have roads for cars as the roads houses everything are on stilts as a result they go everywhere either with walking or by electric scooters. There are no cars. I hope he also learns from it, since it can be said agats is the prototype of this kind of city.
@Zaydan Naufal Even quicker than making an assumption that Papua = Jungle
@Zaydan Naufal Basic tip : google exist, it may not always have the perfect answer but you can at least try it to make an inform discussion
Edit : changed "Pro tip" to "Basic tip" since it's pretty much essential if you're on the internet
@Zaydan Naufal e-scooter is not a brand new thing. It’s just not popular in larger cities like Jakarta and the rest of Java because the city is just not designed that way.
Papua on the other hand, is not designed for cars, they place on emphasis on the people, and it makes sense for you to use an e-scooter because everything is closer.
It sounds too good to be true. Let's see how it goes in the next 15 years.
Actually there is a city almost entirely build on stilt in indonesia already its Agats. Granted it is small (though quite large for Papua standards), but they go everywhere with electric scooters or walking. There are rarely cars because most roads are not big enough for cars.
Proyek ini membuktikan ke dunia bagaimana kejeniusan orang Indonesia.
Mereka bisa melakukannya sendiri.
Now we call it Nusantara. It's new name for the city
Which is weird name.. Indonesia is also called Nusantara. And yet our capital name Nusantara too.. and if someone asking where do you live? Nusantara?
@@No-cc1fq Yup, exactly. It's only the matter of time till people use this Nusantara City as something normal
@@simpleensemble2864 yea i think its really good they named it nusantara.. because kids nowadays doesn't now what it meant and rn everyone talk about it
I actually really like the name Nusantara, it honors our past by bringing back the name that our ancestors call this land in the past.
It’s not so weird either, Brazil is naming their capital Brasilia. And Mexico’s capital is literally Mexico City.
@@No-cc1fq Nusantara itu adalah sebutan untuk pengabungan pulau-pulau di Indonesia. Sedang IKN Nusantara menunjukkan tempat lokasi yang lebih terperinci.
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Im just curious now on how they gonna build the underground system, like electrical grid, sewer/drainage if they gonna keep the land contour
Latarnya ijo, tp sedih bgt air qualitynya keliatan jelas
Rip to all the tree
Thwe tree is gonna be fine, the buildings will be build above the production forest, not the actual forest
Meanwhile Papua s forest is being destroyed ..and the ROfWorld fall for this rubbish version of fantasy future 😂