Where Everyday Feels Like a Getaway.
Matera Lakeside Phase-1.
Location: Tangerang, Indonesia
Area: 12000 m2
Completion: May 2026
Scope: Site Planning, Full Landscape Design Services
Matera Lakeside Launching Area is the first realized phase of the landscape vision for Matera Lakeside, a residential community shaped by the experience and character of a tropical lakeside resort. Conceived as an introduction to the development, the project establishes the design language, atmosphere, and spatial identity that will guide the future evolution of the community.
Located along the waterfront, the Launching Area is designed to immerse visitors in a relaxed resort-like environment from the moment they arrive. The landscape embraces the natural presence of the lake through open views, lush tropical planting, shaded gathering spaces, and pedestrian-friendly pathways that encourage exploration and connection with the surrounding environment.
Through thoughtful landscape design, these conditions were addressed by dissolving physical and perceptual barriers and establishing continuity across the campus. The design aimed to foster collaboration, engagement, and a strong sense of belonging among students, faculty, and visitors.
At the core of the concept was the creation of a central axis, referred to as The Proceeding Lane, which became the backbone of the campus. This primary spine wove together previously disparate elements into a cohesive tapestry of landscape and architecture. Framed by lawn, planting, and inviting gathering spaces, The Proceeding Lane symbolized the university’s commitment to connectivity, progression, and exploration, while also serving as a ceremonial and social corridor for welcoming the community and celebrating student achievements.
Through thoughtful landscape design, these conditions were addressed by dissolving physical and perceptual barriers and establishing continuity across the campus. The design aimed to foster collaboration, engagement, and a strong sense of belonging among students, faculty, and visitors.
At the core of the concept was the creation of a central axis, referred to as The Proceeding Lane, which became the backbone of the campus. This primary spine wove together previously disparate elements into a cohesive tapestry of landscape and architecture. Framed by lawn, planting, and inviting gathering spaces, The Proceeding Lane symbolized the university’s commitment to connectivity, progression, and exploration, while also serving as a ceremonial and social corridor for welcoming the community and celebrating student achievements.
