ST. CAROLUS HOSPITAL SCREENING FACILITY
Architecture, Jakarta, 2020
St. Carolus Hospital Screening Facility is the first built of the Micro Treatment Facility program. The facility aims to identify infected and non-infected patients before entering the hospital building. Being located in a parking lot right across the hospital lobby, the 32 metre long facility serves as a new address for the hospital. The new structure takes advantage of the site condition in which the entrance and exit ramp are concentrated under the canopy of the main building to create a close and secure connection between the new facility and the hospital.
Prefabricated in two weeks and built on-site in four days, the 140 sqm semi-permanent structure comprises a white scaffolding structure, bangkirai wooden flooring and polycarbonate cladding. The corrugated uPVC roof helps reduce heat and sound coming from outside. It has a substantial overhang to reduce the amount of heat received by the walls. The façade are made of translucent polycarbonate cladding to create a subtle visual connection between inside and outside. The material's transparency allows natural light to come in, which reduces energy consumption during the day. The façade opening creates a cross ventilation, which overlaps with the circulation corridor; this creates the necessary natural ventilation inside the building.
Designed by AT-LARS, this project is a joint force collaboration with St. Carolus Hospital in responding to the COVID-19 challenges in Jakarta.
St. Carolus Hospital Screening Facility is the first built of the Micro Treatment Facility program. The facility aims to identify infected and non-infected patients before entering the hospital building. Being located in a parking lot right across the hospital lobby, the 32 metre long facility serves as a new address for the hospital. The new structure takes advantage of the site condition in which the entrance and exit ramp are concentrated under the canopy of the main building to create a close and secure connection between the new facility and the hospital.
Prefabricated in two weeks and built on-site in four days, the 140 sqm semi-permanent structure comprises a white scaffolding structure, bangkirai wooden flooring and polycarbonate cladding. The corrugated uPVC roof helps reduce heat and sound coming from outside. It has a substantial overhang to reduce the amount of heat received by the walls. The façade are made of translucent polycarbonate cladding to create a subtle visual connection between inside and outside. The material's transparency allows natural light to come in, which reduces energy consumption during the day. The façade opening creates a cross ventilation, which overlaps with the circulation corridor; this creates the necessary natural ventilation inside the building.
Designed by AT-LARS, this project is a joint force collaboration with St. Carolus Hospital in responding to the COVID-19 challenges in Jakarta.
MICRO TREATMENT FACILITYArchitecture, Jakarta, 2020
Our initiative seeks to provide Micro Treatment Facilities for COVID-19 with a mission: to cater the increasing demand of patient treatment capacity and create a safer environment for Jakarta. The design is quick to construct, scalable, flexible in its sizes and adaptable in various locations. The small-scaled facilities are planned to be set up in different locations across the city such as in hospitals or in urban spaces that has became vacant due to the pandemic. The design is crafted around WHO guidelines for Severe Acute Respiratory Infections to secure a safe environment both for the patients and the healthcare workers. By means of architecture design we would like to create an attractive and livable healthcare spaces. In April 2020 we designed 4 types of treatment facility. One is currently under construction. Each facility is designed based on WHO guideline and to fit the site’s potential. Our goal is to continue the facility expansion across Jakarta and beyond. 
MISBAR KUPANGArchitecture and Public Space, Kupang NTT, 2019-2020, in construction
Located in the midst of the city's development area, the open air cinema presents itself as a public space ensemble for culture and creative activities. The concept of Misbar Kupang is a simple structure that resembles an Agora, the origin of public space from the ancient Greek. Like Agora, the squared public space is surrounded by buildings that carry functions that are necessary for the city. The new building adapts the local context in its shape and programmes. 
DER HIMMEL (THE CLOUD)Interior and installation, Goethe Institute, Jakarta, 2018, design proposal
Der Himmel is our strategy to keep the exisiting Foyer an uninterrupted space (multifunctional hall) while creating a new ambience and new perception of the space (= Raumwahrnehmung). Modular and light furnitures are added into the room with different heights, that can be used as tables or chairs to sit and enjoy the installation. The installation guides the visitors while walking through the corridor and entering the main space. It accentuates the fluidity of the existing outside and inside relationship. 
BCA LEARNING INSTITUTE
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BLIBLIMARTInterior, Blibli HQ, Sarana Jaya, Jakarta Pusat, 2019, built
Bliblimart is a convenience store that is operated by the Indonesian e-commerce company, Blibli. The task was to transform an old multi-function hall into a new store for Bliblimart that is run by an online payment system, where customers are able to purchase products without being checked out by a cashier. Located on the ground floor of its new headquarters in Sarana Jaya building, the store becomes a significant part of the company’s entrance. The aim of the project is to create a wholesome experience of the future supermarket, which unifies buying, networking and interacting within the realm of an advanced technology. Our design approach for Bliblimart is to generate a light and bright space that communicates a feeling of freshness and vibrance when entering the space. Together with an integrative visual design, that is simplified yet engaging, the interior design tends to create a futuristic nuance while keeping a sense of warmth and friendliness. The experience in the store should reflect the ease, reliability, and delight that customers associate with Blibli, with an added personal touch. Photography by KIE. 
HOW PERMANENT IS TEMPORARYOpen House - Exhibition - Talkshow, Jakarta Creative Hub, December 2019
How Permanent is Temporary explores the potential, the impact and the possibilities of ephemeral architecture through Atelier Larassati's projects – what today’s sensibilities and needs might be and where they might be leading. What values and possibilities can we imagine that is unburdened by the constraints of finality and prerequisite of permanence? The talkshow was held in collaboration with Ibu Arsitek. 
CO-LIVING IN VACANT SPACESExhibition, CASA Indonesia: Future Living, Ritz Carlton Jakarta, 2019
Looking for new forms of living that better reflect changes in the economy — and in society — co-living platforms offer alternative housing options in an otherwise archaic market. Our proposal provides an alternative solution to the tension between Jakarta's affordable housing shortage and the enormous amount of vacant properties. The microhomes constitute an affordable and sustainable alternative in the stressed Jakarta housing market as they help to keep vacant buildings safe and in constant maintainance. 
PROJECT BHIMASENA
Temporary architecture and Exhibition, Jakarta International Expo, IndoDefence, 2018
An expansive scaffolding construction was designed as a 2 storeys structure which in itself is mighty enough to stand out in the exhibition hall and produces an exciting setting for visitors to engage in the issues of the content. The structure seems delicate, almost see-through and embodies the company's spirit as an evolving hub for research and development in contrast to permanence and finality. In a close collaboration with Studio 1212. 
WHITEBOARDJOURNAL
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GUSTAV-HEINEMANN SCHOOLCompetition Special Recognition © Hascher Jehle Architektur, 2016
BIOLOGY CAMPUS JÜLICHCompetition 3rd prize, © Hascher Jehle Architektur, Berlin, 2014
CITY QUARTIER ZOLLHAFEN MAINZCompetition 3rd prize, © Hascher Jehle Architektur, 2014
FRIEDRICH-ENGELS
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CHILDREN CLINIC FREIBURGCompetition entry © Hascher Jehle Architektur, 2016
PHILOLOGICAL LIBRARY MUNICHCompetition Special Recognition, © Hascher Jehle Architektur, 2014
NEW OFFICE AIRPORT STUTTGARTCompetition 1st prize and completion © Hascher Jehle Architektur, 2012
URBAN MASTERPLAN PUHLMANNSCHER HOF© Huber Staudt Architekten, 2009
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