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Jakarta, ID

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Golden Tulip Pontianak by PHL Architects
Golden Tulip Pontianak
by PHL Architects
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Golden Tulip Pontianak

Located in the center of the city, Golden Tulip Pontianak is designed to be integrated with its surrounding area. The building is divided into two blocks, connecting a podium to maximize the space for room’s configuration and views, as well as avoiding the bulkiness of the mass. The gap between two blocks is used as a space to bring the sunlight into rooms and allows for natural ventilation. All room’s corridors can be penetrated by the daylight.

This hotel is designed to accustom with the local lifestyle. Places such as cafes/coffee shops and restaurants have become popular hang outs. The locals love to hang out in kopitiam - traditional coffee shops, located along the roadside. A typical sight to be seen every night in the city. To accommodate such a lifestyle, two public spaces are injected into the hotel on different levels; semi outdoor restaurant on the first floor and semi-outdoor cafe area with swimming pool and playground on the fourth floor. The lobby is in the first floor with the semi outdoor cafe and dining area facing the street in order to create a connection with it. On the fourth floor, the intention of placing the pool in the middle horizontal area of the building is to offer a shade from the direct sunlight of Equator. Thus, it has become a favorite space for visitors. The void on top brings sky view to the pool area without getting direct sunlight and allows natural cross air ventilation.

The central void in the building serves as ventilation and natural lighting. It is covered with a pattern that is harmonious with the building’s façade. This pattern also generates shadows on the floor that looks like the pattern on the floor.

The facade for the ballroom is inspired by diamond idea as West Kalimantan is famous for its mining. It is designed and constructed with 98 steel frames and 900 pieces of triangular aluminium panels which partially are able to shine during night time or when there’s event in the ballroom. Beside the aesthetic part, the lights on the triangular panel help to add light on the street. With the illuminated facade and as a new accessible public space, Golden Tulip Pontianak has become the catalyst in creating a lively street.

 
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Status: Built
Location: Pontianak, ID
Firm Role: Architect

 
Golden Tulip Pontianak by PHL Architects
Golden Tulip Pontianak
by PHL Architects
Golden Tulip Facade Detail by PHL Architects
Golden Tulip Facade Detail
by PHL Architects
Golden Tulip Night View by PHL Architects
Golden Tulip Night View
by PHL Architects
Golden Tulip Front by PHL Architects
Golden Tulip Front
by PHL Architects
Golden Tulip Lobby by PHL Architects
Golden Tulip Lobby
by PHL Architects
Golden Tulip Lobby Material by PHL Architects
Golden Tulip Lobby Material
by PHL Architects
Golden Tulip Elevator Area by PHL Architects
Golden Tulip Elevator Area
by PHL Architects
Golden Tulip Cafe & Dining by PHL Architects
Golden Tulip Cafe & Dining
by PHL Architects
Golden Tulip Cafe & Dining by PHL Architects
Golden Tulip Cafe & Dining
by PHL Architects
Golden Tulip Cafe & Dining by PHL Architects
Golden Tulip Cafe & Dining
by PHL Architects
Golden Tulip Ballroom by PHL Architects
Golden Tulip Ballroom
by PHL Architects
Golden Tulip Meeting Area by PHL Architects
Golden Tulip Meeting Area
by PHL Architects
Golden Tulip Pool & Cafe Fourth Floor by PHL Architects
Golden Tulip Pool & Cafe Fourth Floor
by PHL Architects
Golden Tulip Pool & Cafe Fourth Floor by PHL Architects
Golden Tulip Pool & Cafe Fourth Floor
by PHL Architects
Golden Tulip Pool & Cafe Fourth Floor by PHL Architects
Golden Tulip Pool & Cafe Fourth Floor
by PHL Architects
Golden Tulip Detail Material by PHL Architects
Golden Tulip Detail Material
by PHL Architects
Golden Tulip Detail Material by PHL Architects
Golden Tulip Detail Material
by PHL Architects
Golden Tulip Central Void by PHL Architects
Golden Tulip Central Void
by PHL Architects