The document summarizes the Kemang Medical Care project in Jakarta, Indonesia designed by Aboday Architects. The original land size of 2,600 sqm was barely enough to build a women's and children's clinic with 52 wards. The 5-story building sits on an elongated site only 20 meters wide at its front, tapering inward due to building setback guidelines. Its complex program includes a floor dedicated to in vitro treatment. The curvilinear building shape maximizes the narrow land constraints.

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Kemang Medical Care / Aboday Architects
By Nico Saieh — Filed under: Healthcare Architecture ,Selected , Aboday Architects, Indonesia JAN 2010
© Happy Lim Photography
Architecture: Aboday Architect
Location: Jakarta, Indonesia
Project Architect: PT. Parama Loka Cipta
Client: Private
Structure Engineer: PT. Agoes Kurnia
M&E Consultant: PT. Policipta Multidesain
Interior Desainer: PT. De Stijl Cipta Kreasi
Main Contractor: PT.Adhi Karya Cab.III
Gross Floor Area: 6,500 sqm
Construction: 2006–2008
Photographs: Happy Lim Photography
Part One
When this project started in 2007, the original land size of 2600 sqm is barely enough to build a
women and children clinic with 52 wards. The building programme is complex, which include one
floor dedicated for in vitro treatment. The 5 storey building sits on an elongated site, located in a
junction of Jalan Ampera Raya in South Jakarta, and 6 m width neighbourhood alley. It has an
inward tapered shape with a frontage of only 20 meter in width. Strict guideline of building setback
results in a curvilinear building so thin that the part facing the road only has 7 meter of width.
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