For more than three decades, INSADA Integrated Design Team has developed architecture and interior design solutions in response to the unique challenges of each project. Founded in 1990, our Jakarta-based practice has completed more than 200 projects across healthcare, hospitality, commercial, residential, workplace, and mixed-use sectors, working with leading national and international clients. This multidisciplinary experience, recognised through numerous national and inter

For more than three decades, INSADA has delivered architecture and interior design solutions that respond to the unique challenges of each project. Founded in 1990, the Jakarta-based practice has completed more than 200 projects across the healthcare, hospitality, commercial, residential, workplace, and mixed-use sectors, collaborating with leading national and international clients. This multidisciplinary experience—recognised through numerous national and international desi

Masterplan and design the new 110,260-square-meter International Convention Center in Dili, which celebrates the nation's entry as the 11th member of ASEAN. Currently under construction, the civic landmark seamlessly blends cultural heritage with an innovative, sustainable double facade engineered to filter harsh tropical light.

INSADA collaborated with Mayapada Hospital to design its inaugural Eye Center in Lebak Bulus, setting a blueprint for future locations. The 500sqm facility blends futuristic design with human-centric warmth, featuring sweeping lines and lounge-style seating for a comforting experience. Distinct zones for consultation and LASIK/SMILE operations ensure privacy and efficiency. A unique operation gallery lounge allows families to view procedures, fostering trust through transpare

INSADA's "House 48 Renovation" transformed an old, unmaintained house in West Jakarta into a spacious modern family home on a minimal budget. Key strategies included relocating the stairs to unify the living, dining, and kitchen areas into one grand open space facing a pool. Unused outdoor areas on the second floor were reclaimed for bedroom expansions. Existing materials like marble floors and wood doors were refurbished to reduce costs, while the facade was modernized with