09 October 2025
Jakarta International Stadium
Jakarta International Stadium:
Rethinking A New City Hub In Jakarta
Exhibition Context at Jakarta Architecture Festival 2025
This project reimagines how a stadium can serve the city, positioning it as a civic ground that connects people, movement, and open space. The design sees the stadium as a civic space rather than just a sports facility, with programming that extends beyond major events, accommodating daily recreation, community use, and open activities throughout the year. The project also connects to a larger network of public infrastructure, integrating with Jakarta’s transport system and the future open landscape of Taman Danau Sunter.
Click links below for more articles about Jakarta International Stadium
- Design studies featured in PDW Newsletter Issue 01.
- Meet the team! On integrating JIS to become part of the city, on YouTube.
- Seven ways a stadium becoming a new city hub.
- Facade (envelope) design to promote energy efficiency.
- Seating area design using sunlight simulation.
- Support smoother traffic, mobility, and public transport access during major events.
- What makes ordinary days in Jakarta International Stadium extraordinary?
Recognized by Green Building Council Indonesia, this project is the first stadium in Indonesia to achieve Greenship Platinum certification. Jakarta International Stadium has also received Best Public Service Architecture category at Asia Pacific Property Awards Indonesia 2023, was and nominated in the same category at International Property Awards 2023, as well as in the Infrastructure and Institution category at Steel Architecture 2024.
PDW's Featured Projects on Jakarta Architecture Festival 2025
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