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• What Fits in the Void? Terrain Vague and Cities That Resist Planning
  Every city carries, woven into its fabric, fissures that resist capture: ruins, vacant lots, leftover infrastructures, and gaps that persist at the margins of the official narrative. These are places that slip through the logics of planning, emerging as unexpected counter-scenes within a territory that seeks to present itself as coherent.
• MÔ He’ritage Villa / MÔ he studio
  MICROSCOPES – "Architecture is a microcosm". The concept of "place" and "Ego" in architecture has also become the theme of Contemporary Architecture over the past decades. MÔhe'ritage does not exaggerate, does not turn architecture into a mark that goes with the years, MÔhe'ritage is simple, close, and gentle like someone's innocent and emotional childhood. Being […]
• Jakarta Becomes the World’s Most Populous City, According to New UN Data
  Jakarta has become the world's most populous city, according to the World Urbanization Prospects 2025 released by the United Nations Department of Economic and Social Affairs (UN DESA). Using an updated and harmonized method for defining urban areas, the report estimates Jakarta's population at nearly 42 million, placing it ahead of Dhaka, which is about […]