Boyke Suriyadi

Ques­tion 1: What was your first job after gra­dua­ting?
_bs: junior archi­tect , responsi­ble for dra­wing and presentation

Ques­tion 2: Why should cli­ents in any case work toge­ther with an archi­tect?
_bs: some case need some expert know­ledge
to made good effect for both side cli­ents and environment

Ques­tion 3: How would you describe your archi­tec­tu­ral style?
_bs: my archi­tec­tu­ral style was sim­ple, func­tio­nal and id like to put a little „tech­no­logy” on my design

Ques­tion 4: Which book or film has impres­sed you in the last time?
_bs: book ? i like cradle to cradle
film a docu­men­tary film about „turning Torso ” by san­tiago calat­rava verry impress me ;)

Ques­tion 5: Who are your role models and why?
_bs: i like san­tiago calat­rava ; he is an archi­tect , artist and engi­nee­ring
also i like leo­nardo da vinci

Ques­tion 6: Is the cli­ent king or should he be gui­ded to his luck by an archi­tect?
_bs: depend with the situa­tion
some­time we must „ruled” the cli­ent as aou knowledge

Ques­tion 7: Which sub­ject in course of stu­dies best pre­pa­red you for your pro­fes­sion?
_bs: hmmm stu­dio and design archi­tec­ture ?
also archi­tec­ture method

Ques­tion 8: From Paul Valéry comes the term „archi­tec­ture is music made in stone.” What refe­rees to the ques­tion, what music you’re cur­rently happy to hear?
_bs: my music is so wide …
from heavy metal to vio­lin instrument

Ques­tion 9: Which buil­ding would you like to design and why?
_bs: i like to design an air­port
for me its need more abi­lity to make a air­port look fabu­lous and functional

Ques­tion 10: Archi­tec­ture is … ?
_bs: …a way to create some­thing ( some­thing noy only building )

And finally, ques­tion 11: What ques­tion would you like to ask and whom?
_bs: i like to ask which one more bet­ter , tra­di­tio­nal or modern ? why ? i still cang set my mind on this discussion

I am glad to have you as an non-german speaking archi­tect on my maga­zine. So I take the oppor­tu­nity to ask you a few more ques­ti­ons inte­res­ting for me and others. How to become an archi­tect in your coun­try?
_bs: maybe they must regis­ter to our archi­tect insti­tu­tion to get regis­te­red
its also to pro­tect that for­eign archi­tect from addi­tio­nal problem

In ger­many you have to be a mem­ber of the archi­tec­tu­ral cham­ber to call your­self an archi­tect. Is there any com­pa­ra­ble in your coun­try?
_bs: yes
we have IAI ( Indo­ne­sia Archi­tect Institution )

What about the cur­rent mar­ket situa­tion in your place?
_bs: quite good

Are there any spe­cial archi­tec­tual con­di­ti­ons in Indo­ne­sia?
_bs: we have tro­pi­cal con­di­tion
thats why should have dif­fe­rent tre­at­ment if com­pare with Europe architecture :)

Thank you Mr Suriyadi

ST Boyke Suriyadi
Pulo Cem­paka 2/72
Jakarta 12210
Indo­ne­sia
+62 818 770421
www.erasuri.com
lboykes@pearlova.com

das inter­es­siert Dich auch:

Dipl.-Ing. Özkan Hatip (Turkey)

Dipl. Arch. ETH Daniel Jauslin

Dipl.-Ing. Ralph Mar­tin (WA USA)

S. Timo­thy (Tim) Bar­ber (NC USA)