RECAP OF HERITAGE WEBINAR SERIES 2021-2022

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From September 2021 to June 2022 Heritage hands-on collaborated with Indonesia Diaspora Nederland (IDN-NL) and Task Force Liveable Cities (TFLC) have organized the heritage webinar series.

The webinar series aims to share Indonesia's latest development in heritage conservation.

All webinars are recorded and accessible through Google Classroom (video and Powerpoint presentation). Please mention the source if you use any of the webinar's materials.

Link of the Google Classroom:

https://classroom.google.com/c/Mzk0NjUzNDYxMTcy?cjc=m56oiez;

The classroom code: m56oiez

Check “Schoolwerk” for an overview of all the webinars.

 

List of the webinar's topics

2021

#1 September

Restoration of Fort Van Den Bosch – Ngawi

Nadia Purwestri,

Executive Director of Pusat Dokumentasi Arsitektur (Center for Architecture Documentation)

 

#2 October

The Golden Era of the Plantation Industry on the East Coast of Sumatra and Their Legacies

Soedjai Kartasasmita

Chairman of the Board of the Directors

Museum Perkebunan Indonesia-Musperin (Indonesian Plantation Museums)

 

#3 November

Place Making for Historical Buildings in Jakarta

Ar. Yacobus Gatot Surarjo

(Architect MBloc and Pos Bloc, Jakarta)

 

2022

#4 January

De Tjolomadoe Adaptive Reuse

Sinur Linda Gustina, Director of Corporate Strategies and HCM PT PP (Persero) Tbk

Yuke Ardhiati, Architect and Lecturer, Universitas Pancasila 

 

#5 February

The "Spice Route" Narratives as a Medium for Production of Knowledge

Kumoratih Kushardjanto

Chairperson of Negeri Rempah Foundation

 

 

#6 March

A New Life for the White House of Weltevreden

Nadia Purwestri & Arya Abieta IAI

Pusat Dokumentasi Arsitektur-PDA (Center for Architecture Documentation)

 

#7 April

Reflections from Archiving Colonial Archives: Past, Present, and Future

Risma Manurung & Jajang Nurjaman

Arsip Nasional Republik Indonesia (ANRI) (National Archives of Republic of Indonesia)

 

#8 May

From Waterlooplein to Lapangan Banteng: Public Space Transformation in Jakarta

Hendrianto (DKI Jakarta Provincial Government)

Ryan Ridge Rahardja (Han Awal & Partners Architects)

 

#9 June

Museology in Indonesia: Dynamics of Private and Community Museums

KRHT Daniel Haryodiningrat

Director of Museum Ullen Sentalu, Yogyakarta

Nata’alui Duha

Director of Museum Pusaka Nias, Gunung Sitoli, Nias, North Sumatra

 

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