Location, Year: 
Banyuwangi, 2022

Scope: 
Architecture, Interior, Landscape, Structure & MEP from Concept to Tender Document.

Site Area:
24.390 m²

Floor Area:
2.878 m²

This architectural project presents a contemporary train station designed with a strong emphasis on tropical principles and contextual sensitivity. Developed in collaboration with Domma Design Studio, the project aims to integrate natural elements, passive design strategies, and material authenticity to provide a transport hub that is not only efficient but also harmoniously embedded in its surrounding environment.

The station’s architectural language is defined by a balanced composition of greenery, natural ventilation, and carefully selected materials such as exposed brick walls, grey concrete textures. These elements are employed not merely for aesthetic value, but to foster a sense of place, thermal comfort, and a deeper connection to the regional identity. The use of tropical vegetation across various zones, rooftops, facades, and public plazas enhances microclimate performance while offering visual relief to daily commuters.

Accessibility and user comfort are core values embedded in the design. Generous walkways, universal design principles, and seamless circulation patterns ensure ease of movement for all users, including those with mobility challenges. Waiting areas and public amenities are designed with natural lighting, cross-ventilation, and ample seating, reinforcing the idea of the station as a civic space rather than a mere transit point.

Through this collaborative effort, the project stands as a model for sustainable, human-centered public infrastructure in tropical regions blending architectural expression with functional excellence and environmental responsiveness.