03601nam a22003017a 4500003000600000005001700006008004100023020002900064024001800093040003400111050002100145110002000166245013200186264003700318300005900355336002600414337002800440338002700468440003600495504004100531505128700572520126001859650006103119650003903180650003703219651002303256710002003279pucpr20240201163736.0230701s2023 gw aoe b 000 0 eng  a9783869228662qpaperback3 a9783869228662 apucprbengerdacpucprdpucpr aNA1526bD57 2023 aHenning, Moritz00aDipl.-Ing. Arsitek :bGerman-trained Indonesian architects from the 1960s. /cedited by Moritz Henning and Eduard Kögel.htxt 1aBerlin :bDOM Publishers,c2023. a231 p. :bill. ; photo. ; col. ; plans ;c24 cm.fbook 2rdacontentatextbtxt 2rdamediaaunmediatedbn 2rdacarrieravolumebnc aBasicsn171pDipl.-Ing. Arsitek aIncludes bibliographical references. aGerman-trained Indonesian architects from the 1960s -- 16 Introduction -- 19 Context – 23 From a country on the move to a country under reconstruction, Moritz Henning -- 29 Architecture as a political statement, Moritz Henning -- 43 Studying in postwar Germany, Moritz Henning -- 57 Reconstruction in hanover, Eduard Kogel -- 65 Interweavings - 77 years of architecture, politics, and economy in Indonesia, Setiadi Sopandi – 81 Diplomas -- 82 Final Projects by the Indonesian architecture students, Eduard Kogel – 105 Biographies -- 107 Han Awal, Adelia Andani Djarot -- 115 Herianto Sulindro, Eduard Kogel -- 121 Jan Beng Oei, Eduard Kogel -- 127 Mustafa Pamuntjak, Gregorius Jasson, Nadira Adiswari, Siti Arfah Annisa -- 133 Soejoedi Wijoatmodjo, Angeline Basuki -- 141 Bianpoen, Fernisia Winnerdy, Adetania Pramanik -- 147 Suwondo Bismo Sutedjo, Hedista Rani Pranata -- 153 Yusuf Bilyarta Mangunwijaya, Eduard Kogel -- 158 Eddy Heryadie, Hoemar Tjokradiatmo, Po Hint Hung, King Han Oei, Eduard Kogel, Moritz Henning – 161 Positions -- 162 Independence and architecture, Han Awal -- 166 A Conception of Indonesian architecture, Yusuf Bilyarta Mangunwijaya -- 172 Editorials for the Magazine Widyapura, Bianpoen – 177 Photographs – William Sutanto, Moritz Bernoully --  aIn 1960 and 1961, a group of young Indonesians Ưcompleted their studies in Berlin and Hanover with a degree in architecture (Diplom-Ingenieur Architektur; in Indonesian: Dipl.-Ing. Arsitek). Most of these graduates returned to Indonesia. At that time, the country sought independent forms of built expression to represent a modern civil society with contemporary structures that would reflect the culture and accommodate the climate. During this highly dynamic period, those who returned soon became influential architects in their homeland. Around a third of the graduates remained in Europe, where they pursued successful architectural careers in Germany, Switzerland, or the Netherlands.00Using the final diploma projects of ten of those students as a starting point, Dipl.-Ing. Arsitek: German-trained ƯIndonesian Architects from the 1960s provides multiƯfaceted insights into this little-known aspect of German-ƯIndonesian relations. Many of the cited plans and documents come from the architects? personal archives and are now available to the public for the first time. Fifteen exemplary buildings are documented in their current context in new photographs produced for this project, highlighting their unique characteristics and qualities. 0aArchitecturexHistory y20th centuryzIndonesiazGermany 0aArchitecture, Moderny20th century 0aInternational relationszGermany 0aGermanyzIndonesia aKögel, Eduard