Amidst the hustle of the modern city, new ideas are emerging to create greener and more sustainable public spaces. Daliana Suryawinata and Florian Heinzelmann are an Indonesian-Germany architect couple behind the studio SHAU. From their personal experience growing up in a different environment, they are committed to urban designs that are more inclusive and people-centered.Daliana and Florian began every piece with deep research and engaged in dialogue with residents. They love exploring various local materials, building prototypes into practice, and developing it alongside the community. Through this collaborative approach, their designs are more than just aesthetically appealing, but also come into life with those who use it. Ultimately, it transforms into a vibrant, eco-friendly, and beneficial public space. Daliana Suryawinata dan Florian Heinzelmann, mendirikan SHAU untuk mewujudkan kota yang lebih ramah dan berkelanjutan. Dengan menggunakan konsep yang berfokus kepada akulturasi arsitektur, ruang komunitas, dan berbagai eksperimen material, mereka berusaha menciptakan ruang yang lebih dari sekadar bangunan—tetapi tempat yang bisa memperkaya kehidupan dan membangun komunitas. — Daliana Suryawinata and Florian Heinzelmann, founded SHAU to design cities which are more sustainable and welcoming. By focusing on blending architecture, community spaces, and experimental materials, they strive to make more than just buildings-but places that enrich lives and foster community.Florian Heinzelmann dan Daliana Suryawinata, mendirikan SHAU untuk mewujudkan kota yang lebih ramah dan berkelanjutan. Dengan menggunakan konsep yang berfokus kepada akulturasi arsitektur, ruang komunitas, dan berbagai eksperimen material, mereka berusaha menciptakan ruang yang lebih dari sekadar bangunan—tetapi tempat yang bisa memperkaya kehidupan dan membangun komunitas. — Florian Heinzelmann and Daliana Suryawinata, founded SHAU to design cities which are more sustainable and welcoming. By focusing on blending architecture, community spaces, and experimental materials, they strive to make more than just buildings-but places that enrich lives and foster community. This talk was given at a TEDx event using the TED conference format but independently organized by a local community. Learn more at https://www.ted.com/tedx