Wat Arun.

 

 

Wat Arun is a Buddhist temple

on the west bank of Chao Praya river, Bangkok.

 

 

Villa Isola.

Let alone cosmos, joy, memory, everything,

rather than void.

(Denise Levertov)

 

A blue memory of Villa Isola.

Selabintana.

 

Set on a 20 hectare estate with some buildings dating from 1853

built by Aae Lenne, this garden hotel is located at the foot of Mount Gede,

and steps away from Sukabumi, a small city at West Java.

 

                    

Borobudur.

Merdeka Building.

Gedung Merdeka, or Merdeka building.

Located in Bandung, West Java, where Asian African

conference was first held in 1955.

Tjipta Niaga Building.

                                                Tjipta Niaga Building.
                                                                   located in Jakarta old town,
                                                Built in 1912, it was once the office of 
                                                  koloniale zee en brand asurantie maatschapij.
                                                                              a Dutch insurance company.
                                                                                The various style building 
                                                 was a mix of dutch and tropical Indische style,
                                              designed by Cuypers en Hulswit architecture firm.
                                                  Although the aging building is now abandoned,
                                                          it is often used for photography activity
                                                                due to its photogenic characteristic
                                                                                            and rustic beauty.
 



                                                 

Cut Mutiah Mosque.

                                This New Indies style building was built by a Dutch Architecture firm

'Peter Adriaan Jacobus Moojen', in 1922 .

Located in shady Menteng area, Jakarta,

 the building now is known as a Mosque,

named after an Indonesian heroine from Aceh,

Cut Nyak Meutiah.