Architecture for sharing

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Abstract

Architecture bureaus tend to sterilize their office from public activities. They tried to stay untouched from common people, keeping their 'corporate secrets' away. This situation creates a closed-environment office from the surroundings and less contribution that might bring better change. Andyrahman's Co-Sharing Office tries to break the boundaries, standing as an oasis between its surrounding, community, and other architectural bureaus. It provides an opened communal space for experts to students, hamlets, communities, and even craftsmen to share their knowledge and experiences. Bricks as the main material used in this building also revive the spirit of Nusantara Architecture, a contextual architecture in accordance with the culture and values of Indonesia as a Nusantara. While its own name stands for 'Consciousness of Sharing', it really does provide a place for everyone to share their interests, and giving a significant impact in many possible forms.

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Rahman, A., & Lompoliuw, L. (2020). Architecture for sharing. In IOP Conference Series: Earth and Environmental Science (Vol. 490). Institute of Physics Publishing. https://doi.org/10.1088/1755-1315/490/1/012001

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