CHARACTERISTIC STUDY OF CONTEMPORARY ARCHITECTURE IN VERTICAL FORESTS IN THE CONCEPT OF GREEN BUILDINGS (Case study by Stefano Boeri's Architectural Work)

Haris Darsono, Mokhammad Syaom Barliana, Diah Cahyani Permanasari

Abstract


Contemporary architecture emerges from the desire and desire to get a new nuance due to the saturation of an architectural work that tends to be monotonous. The contemporary architecture itself has developed in line with technological advances and human needs in solving environmental problems in the future. Along with the development of development, the concept of sustainable development began to be recognized and one of its aspects is in the form of green buildings. The green building itself is part of the arrangement of a sustainable city where it is hoped that green buildings can provide benefits in reducing environmental damage as a result of the development process. One of the green building concepts that have become a trend lately is the vertical forest concept which this concept applies a combination of buildings by prioritizing harmony with nature and is applied vertically. This architectural work has become an anti-mainstream work that has been widely applied in several cities around the world. This evaluation aims to find out how far the application of the vertical forest concept is related from the perspective of contemporary architecture. The method used is descriptive qualitative, with hypotheses derived from a theory which is then tested for validity based on empirical data. This research is expected to be able to evaluate the application of contemporary architectural characteristics to the vertical forest design in the green building concept by Stefano Beori.

Keywords


contemporary architecture, vertical forest, green building

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DOI: https://doi.org/10.17509/jare.v5i1.55710

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