OLVEH,

 

Built between 1921-1922 for

Dutch Life Insurance Company OLVEH.

(Onderlinge Levensuerzekering Van Eigen Hulp)

This building was located in Pinangsia area,

near the Chinese community area, and

designed by LA Schoemaker and CP Wolf Schoemaker.

Metropole Cinema.

 

 

Metropole is the oldest surviving cinema building

in Jakarta. Located in Menteng area,

built in 1949 by architect Liaw Goan Sing.

Now, served as a multipurpose building complex.

 

Bengkulu exile house.

Located in Bengkulu, Southwest coast of Sumatra.

This early 20th century  house was the house of Lim Bwee Seng,

a daily goods supplier, then hired by the Dutch

as a residence for Ir.Soekarno

during his exile between 1938-1942.

 

 

Linggarjati Conference Museum.

Located in a sub-district between Cirebon

and Kuningan  in West Java,

this is Linggarjati Conference Museum,

which was held on October 1946,

between Indonesia and Netherlands.

The house was built between 1918-1921

in the foot of Mount Ciremai, first it was

used as a villa, then turned to a hotel later on.

 

Gedong Songo Temples,

This is the first temple of Gedong Songo,

a group of total 5 Hindu temples left

out of 9. The other 4 has become ruins.

Located in Central Java, this beautiful

group of temples was built between 8th-9th Centuries

out of volcanic stones.

The Thomas Parr monument.

 

This octagonal shaped monument is dedicated

to Thomas Parr, a British resident of Bengkulu.

Constructed in 1808, a year after his death.

 

 

Fort Marlborough.

 

 

Fort Marlborough is an English fort

located in Bencoolen/Bengkulu, Sumatra.

Built between 1713-1719 by the East India Company.

This rectangular lay out fort is made of bricks

50-180cm in thickness.