This is where we share our journey—stories of projects, events, and ideas that shape how public spaces are used, cared for, and imagined. From youth-led initiatives to international collaborations, each article documents our work in implementing Placemaking.
Public transportation in Bandung may not be as extensive as Jakarta’s, but that’s exactly what makes the experience even more memorable. Let’s take a look at the different ways you can get around Bandung! #Tourist101
Public spaces that are dark, neglected, or empty often become hotspots for crime. Without activity or proper facilities, people feel unsafe and avoid using them—creating a cycle of abandonment and insecurity. The question is: how can urban design and placemaking break this cycle?
A forgotten field in Jatinangor’s IKOPIN residential area, once bustling with morning aerobics and children playing soccer, had been buried under construction debris for two years. First-year students from Bandung Institute of Technology turned it into their Reinovasi project.
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