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All Journal Jurnal Ruas (Review of Urbanism and Architectural Studies) Tesa Arsitektur Border: Jurnal Arsitektur Seminar Nasional Ilmu Terapan Advances in Civil Engineering and Sustainable Architecture
Gunawan Tanuwidjaja
Department of Architecture, Petra Christian University
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EXPLORATION OF HIGH-RISE RESIDENTIAL TOWER CONCEPT BASED ON ARCHITECTURAL SCIENCE: SKYVILLE AT DAWSON, SINGAPORE Tanuwidjaja, Gunawan; Devin, Michael; Valerian, Mayclein; Nyoto, Nathanael; Angga, Andi Yeshua
Border: Jurnal Arsitektur Vol. 5 No. 2 (2023): NOVEMBER 2023
Publisher : Department of Architecture, Faculty of Architecture and Design, Universitas Pembangunan Nasional "Veteran" Jawa Timur

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An environmentally friendly multi-storey residential design approach has been revealed by various studies since 2009. However, many multi-floor residential designs need to strike a balance between economic needs and the sustainability of the building. Skyville @ Dawson was designed by WOHA consultant with the principles of sustainability (sustainable design based on architectural science), community and diversity in mind. Therefore, Skyville @ Dawson has a flexible apartment design with columns positioned on the building perimeters, and has three horizontal sky gardens that facilitate cross ventilation. The Skyville @ Dawson facade was designed with unique windows (monsoon windows), which facilitate cross ventilation but reduce the impact of wind on the workbench. It can be concluded that ventilation can reduce occupants' dependence on air conditioning and ultimately become energy efficient. WOHA offers an architectural science approach in Skyville @ Dawson to a sustainable design concept with a balanced consideration of social aspects.
Co-Authors Adeline Anderlo, Stefen Thaddeus Angelia Stephanie Angga, Andi Yeshua Antonio, Joshua Ariyanto, Kenny David Bastian, Ermyra Putri Callista Lie, Liana Maria Callista, Liana Maria Chany, Theresia Devi Calista Silvanus Devin, Michael Elvina Shanggrama Wijaya Gates, Bill Gotama, Monica Hartanto, Fiona Claudia Kelly Laurencia, Michelle Lo Leonardo Agung Mulyono Luciana Kristanto Nadia, Yoana Nyoto, Nathanael OCTAVIA Linda Oktafiana, Brina Prasetyo, Ivan Reagan Priskila Adiasih Rosary, Maria Dewi Rustanto, Jessica Louise Salu, Cindy Clara Santoso, Devina Kartika Sastra Budihardja Sebastian, Marcellino Sugianto, Jessica Kurniawati Tedja, Jason Maynard Tjandra, Cynthia Valerian, Mayclein Wardana, William Putera Wibisono, Cindy Ellisse Wiryadi, Jessica WONOSEPUTRO Christine